Mike Hoffma n ( KIl w ); 4. Jack Torklheen (Hon); 5. JllmL'flZa nd er
(Yam).
125 C (CP-2.): L J(){-' Mcgahn (Ha n); 2. Geo rge DiL-'t:rich (Ka w);
3. Ray Yarnell (KlM); 4. Josh Calk"(Suz): 5. Victor Palm ieri (Suz).
125 B; I. Anthony Cauazza (Hon) ; 2. [aeon Harper (Iu.w); 3.
Sha ne Resancvic h (Yam); 4. Kurt Robbins (Hort); 5. Jim Schat-'ff
er
(Ya m).
125 A: 1. Ty Wa UaC{-' (Suz); 2. Barry Ca r.o -"R (Sud; 3. Oa f;
h.
Boyt"!leJ\ (Ya m ); " . Shafl(-'S1 ht'T (Yam); 5. Michael Bear (Yam ).
oi
250 C: 1. Croff Rain (1-100 ); 2. s teve Schryver (Yam); 3. Kevin
Warren O-lon); 4. Mich.l d T n> (Hon); 5. Jaso n Sturek (Hon).
acy
250 8 : 1. MOluro Depinto (Suz); 2. Jani e Am spa cher (Ka w); 3.
Loui s vclpe (Han ): 4. Mark Kesl ick (Ka w); 5. Jim Thalman (H nn ).
250 A: 1. Ty Wall (Kaw); 4. Bill Peoples (I-Ion) ; 5. Scott Stev en s (Yam ).
r
30+ B (GP-I): 1. Eric Gossger
r&
(Honl.
30+ C: 1. Kl'Vin JohnllOn (Han); 2. ALln Wh itford (Suz); 3.
Travis Cassells (Yam): 4. Davi d Dewsi t''I" (Yam) ; 5. David Pratt
(Hon) .
30+ B NON-eHAMP; 1. Brad Bonin (H <
m): 2. Larry Forgd
()(a w) ; 3. Robert King !yam); 4. Mt"fle Mon~ (Yam) ; 5. William
Pembt-rt on .
.
30+ A: 1. Jo Jo KeUt"!'(Ha n); 2. Joh n Ca meli o (Han); 3. JOt'
Mikalson (Ha n); 4. David Paq Ut11e (Hon ); 5. Ga ry Williams (ICaw).
35+ A: 1. Joe Mika lson CHon); 2. Jim Ml!C."Ran (SUZ); 3. N ick
Duprey (Kaw ); 4. Junius Ho pkins (Han); 5. Rolx'T't Picht"(Hon) .
30 + B CHAM P; 1. Gerard Sco tt i (H o n); 2. Tro y Carrdro
(Ha n); 3. Charles Meserv e (Suz l; 4. Jesse P rinre (Suz); 5. Brad
Bonin (Han).
35+: 1. JAm ps Ca!lwe ll (Yam) ; 2. John Co lling (H un): 3. Carl
~tis (Hon); 4. Stt"vc Eldl'rki n (Ya m ); 5. Thom.1 Martin (Ho nl .
S
40+: 1. Robt-rt Maih O!l (Yam ); 2. David C1eml"nC'e (Ka w ); 3.
Jack Weaver (Su z); 4. Ron VlnCt"nt (Ya m ); 5. Jo h n Oelgno!iSO
(Kaw) .
85- 125 WMN : 1. Stephanie Pl'owon (Suz ); 2. M ichele Trt"fctMn (lCaw ); 3. Bcthany Smith (I<.lw).
125 A: 1. Keith Johru;on (Ka w ); 2. Pat B.lrton (Suz); 3. Jo Jo
Keller (Hon); 4. Brian Austin (Han); 5. I'atridr. Wai tt CHon).
200 A: 1. Keith Julm.o;on (1(aw); 2. Brian Austin (Hon) ; 3. Pat
Barton (Suz); 4. Wally Silva ; 5. o.wid Paquette ( Hon).
105: 1. Chri5 Dunham (Ka w ); 2. Jerem EardI L')'(Hon) ; 3. Ca lr
y
Dt.COtis(SU2' 4. Corey u nt' (Suz); 5. Tijay Ht-'RdeTSOll (Suz l.
'
.);
125 C: 1. Jud.. Stanbury (Kaw); 2. Jonatha n Cos tall1".o (Hun ); 3.
Brooks Wincht.-'ll (Ho n); 4. Dl:Tek Franklin (Suz); 5. BN~ Dexter
CHon).
.
Wallace waxes 'em
at Pagoda Motocross
By Dick Archer
BIRDSBORO, PA. MAY 14
Some 330 riders braved stormy skies and real
m ud co nditions as the District 6 expert point
series contin ued at Pagoda Mot orcycle Cl ub's
MX facility , but taki ng it all was Rossini Racing
Products-backed Ty Wallace, who set his sigh ts
on total victory against some ve ry fam iliar
competition.
Wa llace powered up his highly tu ned RRP
machinery to win the l2Sc c Pro/Expe rt , 2S0cc
Pro /Ex pert, a n d midday " Da s h for Ca s h "
events, de feating fellow nort heastern opponents
Barry Carsten, Dag Boyescn, jeff Yentzer, and a
host of others. Per haps Walla ce's home track
advantage played a role in his dominance but as
a long, steady ra in deteriorated the track
thr oughout the day, Wallace showed his ability
to ha nd le a nyt h ing a nd everyt hing Carsten,
Boyesen and mother na ture could throw at him .
In the 12Scc event, Carsten p u lled a clean
holesh ot with Wallace in second . In just a matt er
ofseconds , Walla ce cu t insid e the top bowl tum
as Carsten went high outs ide, a nd Wallace shot
in to the lead just as the skies opened up with
heavy rain. Wallace a nd Carsten we re now on
th e gas and pulling away. Yen tzer a nd Dag
Boyesen were bu sy in a close ba ttle of their own
for third and fourth. By lap six of the eig ht-lap
moto, Carsten was right on Wallace's heels. Wallace turned it up another click and pulled away.
Carsten chuc ked his goggles and mad e a fina l
cha rge, but Walla ce fi n is h ed well ahea d of
Carsten for the win. Carsten too k a stro ng sec ~
ond . Boyesen finished third. .
A charge from Dag Boyesen in the 2SOcc featu re surprised everyone as he caugh t and passed
Ca rsten and Wallace and wo uld ha ve wo n it ha d
it not been for misfort une on the last lap in the
b a ck s tra ig h t. Ca rsten agai n g ra b be d th e
holesh ot with Wallace back in fifth, but afte r one
lap Carsten a nd Wallace were side by side as
th ey crossed the tab le to p . Wall a ce m ad e hi s
move, pass ing Carsten in the back bowl tu m as
Boyesen sta rted to charge. By la p four it was
Wallace, Carsten and Boyesen all bu t two bike
len gths apart for a whi le. Boyescn was hot an d
passed. Ca rs ten, a nd th en Wallace to pull into
the lead . On the las t lap his bike high-sid ed over
a rutted jump, and he went down as Wa llace
a nd Carsten went flying by. Wallace won it and
Carsten again took seco nd , Boyesen ma naged to
salvage fifth.
Results
50 (4-6); t . Peter Dt.'Vlin(KTM).
50 (7- 11): 1. Ja son uwer en ce (lEM) ; 2. Mich a el Tip p in
(LEM); 3. Travis Plummer (Yam).
60: 1. Ori,. Wagnt"!' ( Ka w) ;
2. J.l~ n Law l"tt'n ce (Kaw); 3.
Ale x S tec kle r (Kaw); 4. Brian A eming ( Ka w); 5. Ma r k Brader
By Meli ssa Threadgill
PALMYRA,NY
,MAY 7
Peter Maljy put together a pai r of solid moto finishes to claim the overall win in the 201cc-Open
Expert class at Palmyra MX.
In the first moto, Maljy got the holeshot and
wa s fo ll owed by Paul Austin a nd Rich ard
Swarthout. Aus tin was quick ly passed by
Swarthout, while Bruce Stratton m oved into
fourth followed by Scott Ghidiu, joe Ellington,
Brad Ghid iu and Bill Silverole. While Stra tton
passed Swarthout, Silverole quickly passed Brad
Ghidiu, Elling ton , Scott Ghidi u and Swarthout.
Stratton soo n caught up wit h Ma ljy a nd as
th ey battled it out , Ellington passed Swarthout.
Maljy broke away from Stratton, as did Silverole
from Ellington. Silverole then cras hed hard, giving Ellington time to catch and pass th e falle n
rider. Silverole quickly got up just in time to pu t
pressure on Ellingt on and finally make the pass
back. Stratton wa s putting the pressure on Maljy
and on the last lap and mad e the pass. In the
end, Stratton won followed by Maljy, Silvcrolc,
EIIington and Swarthout.
In the seco nd moto, Maljy aga in grabbed the
lead off the start followed by Au stin, Stratton,
Swarthout and Silvero!e. While Austin put the
pressure on Maljy, Silverole passed Swart hout.
Austin, unable to pass Maljy, fell off the pace
and was passed by Stratton an d Silverole. While
Maljy and Stra tton had a gru eling battl e, Ellington moved into fifth. In the end, Maljy wo n the
moto, and his 2-1 finis hed netted the overa ll victory . He was followed by Stratto n, Stlve role,
Austin and Ellington .
Results
P j W: 1. Jeffrey Mort (LEM); 2. Beau Nkhols (LEM); 3. Ryan
McKenyon (KTM ); 4. Joh n Young DI (Yam); 5. Adam Hoffman
(Yam) .
50: 1. Jack Ca.,x-nter (Kaw) ; 2. Brad Boume (Ka w) ; 3. Joshua
CWO.
80 (14-15): 1. Chn'! Hunl!..... (Ha n); 2. Jl.-'n'm Wdch (Suz ); 3.
y
Jot-' Della Vl-'t!lilRO (Ho n); 4. Gt'llI'gt" Ridl'll (Kaw) ; 5. JUlitin Dt-lorenzo (l<.lw) .
SCHB Y: 1. Jason Ha rpt·r (K.aw); 2. Ku rt RobbinI' (Ho n); 3.
Chris Hunte r' (Han); 4. Sha nt" Resanov ich (Ya m) ; 5. u.."t" Ca tli n
(Ho nl.
CLG BY: 1. Pau l ur...Ie r (Yam ); 2. Jrt-'my Cook UC
aw); 3.
25+ A: 1. Jot-' Ellington (fIon); 2. Paul Au stin (IC.1W) 3. JAmie
;
Goodno ( )(a w ); 4. Rich.lrd. Swa rth ou t (!Caw); 5. Jeff Fnagoe (Hon ).
25+ B: 1. Johin Bosch (Hon ); 2. IJredn Hushan (Hon)~ 3. Tun
Bechit (Kaw); 4. Denni!l Kelly {Kaw}; 5. Mo lrt" Gi.l nnini (Kaw).
SR B: 1. Brian Broadwell (Suz); 2. Ste ve Dashi (Yam); 3. Den~
nis Kelly (K.-lw) ; 4. Howard Baker ()(aw ); 5. Frank Gros....o (Kawl .
SR C: 1. Jim St ine (Yam ); 2. Dani al C ro wn er (Yam); 3. Paul
Gardl"nt"!' CHon); 4. Scott Hawkins (Kaw); 5. Sh"Vt" Adolf.
VINT j WOO DS: 1. Diln iel Mor gott (Hun): 2. Ntc'd Muhi t-'1'
(Hon); 3. Mark Bellin ger (Ha n); 4. KL"Vin DeJa c ( K.1w ); 5. Steve
[).lsh (Yam) .
.
. MINI CO MB: , . Paul Cllrpt'ntt'T (Hon); 2. A.I. Boumt-'(I<.l );
w
3. Aa ro n Old er (Suz); 4. Aaron Sheptard (Yam) ; 5. Matt Boume
(Ka w ).
Reynard rules Ponca City MX
By Malcolm Wood
PONCA CITY, OK, MAY 15
Robbie Reynard took home a pair of victories at
the third Oklahoma Stale series race he ld at the
Ponca Oty MX Park.
Reynard looked to be back to his usual blazing fast pace agai n on Ponca City's mega air
doubles a nd tripl es. Cliff Palmer was the only
rider able to make a race out of the 125 and
250cc Expert classes .
Riders in the other classes were purs uing the
va lua ble state series points for the Okla homa
s ta te series . Dax Hodge pulled a first-moto
hol eshot and managed to sta y ahead of joey
Baran on the lengthy, jum p-rid d led tra ck for the
first mo to victory . They were closely followed
acro ss the finish line by Chad She llenberger, Lee
LaFon and Robert Scrogum . Moto tw o had
Hodge agai n up front at the end of the start ess,
but a brake c h e ck and traffic from be h ind
spelled disaster as he alo ng w ith several others
wa tched the pack disappear in a cloud of dust.
Moto two victor and ove ra U winner Shellenberger took adva ntage of the mo tocross d ominoes to
mo to r away. Baran again followed across the
finish line in second spo t fo llowed by Jason
Huggins in third, Lee laFon again in fourth and
Scrogu m in the fifth position.
Results
P!W STOCK: 1. Kendal Ow(-'J\S OC
Thf); 2. Beau Lung (Yam);
3 . Kenn y Ca rtwrig ht (Yam ); 4. Kyle Saudt"l" (Yam) ; 5 . Sh.twn G M>
(KTMJ.
60 JR: 1. S ha wn Cook (Ka w); 2. Aa ron Ca nard (Kaw); 3.
Preston I-L1milton (Kaw ); 4. Sht'lby Davis (I<.l ); 5. Mi&:hael Dur an
w
(Ka w) .
60 SR: 1. Chad Coo k (Kaw ); 2. Mik e Od om (Kaw); 3. Colt
Humphrey (Kaw); 4. [osh Co ry (Kaw) ; S. I.A'l" Sellars (Kaw) .
MO BEG: 1. Cody C utre ll (Ya m); 2. Damon whnten (Kaw); 3.
Kody Fran ks ( Ka w ); 4 . Terry LaFon (Sud; 5. Da vid WilIi.l m&
(Yam ).
80 JR: 1. Cha d Coo k (Ka w) ; 2. Colt Humphrey (Ka w); 3.
Bobby Shinn (Kaw); 4. Mikt-'Odom (lion); 5. J
e!lW Elli. (Yam).
"
.
80 SR: 1. Johnny Ma rley (Yam); 2. He ath Fra zie r ( Ka w ); 3.
Deven Ram~y (Su7o 4. Bre nt MiIIl"r (Kaw ); 5. Ryan Shir 1t"y
);
(Sm).
80 OUTLA W : 1. Johnn y Ma r le y (Ya m) ; 2. H ~ath Frazier
(Kaw); 3. Cory Young (Kaw); 4. Chad Cook (I<.lw); 5. Brent MiUt!J"
(Ka w) .
125 REG : 1. Jason K1
nrut (Ka w ); 2. Ada m Carroll (Kaw); 3.
Mik e Moren o (H on ); 4 . He rrod. G ray (H e n) : 5. Ja y Vb q ut"z
(Sozl .
125 INT : 1. Brian Sto nl' (Kaw); 2. Jam es Ford (Ha n); 3. lay
G1imm (5oz); 4. Earl Kl1'hart (Yam); 5. Ca !'Ot'y w it"(Hon ).
125 NO V: 1. J. D. &liley (Ka w); 2. Mike Willia ms (Yam) ; 3.
Scott Mo rgan (Yam) ; 4. MAtthew Newlin (Suz); 5. Ben Thom pson
(Yam ).
125 EX: 1. Ro bbi e Rl"ynard CKaw); 2. Giff Pa lm er (Suz); 3.
Jol k Brassfit"id (Kaw); 4. Da vid Casa d a ( K.1 W); 5. ja son Owe ns
c
(Yam).
250 BEG; 1. Chad Shd k'1\bL"f&l--'t (Yam); 2. Joey Bdran (Hon);
3. Lee u Fon (Ho n) ; 4. Robert 5cTogum ( I<.lw) ; 5. Oa x Hod ge
(Kawl.
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250 !NT: 1. Brian Ston l' (I<.l ); 2. Mont e Fra nk (Yam); 3. John
Vasqul7. (Yam); 4. CaseyCo te CHon); 5. Richard Stt-'Phl"l\ll (Hon) .
250 NOV: I. Mike Williarm (Yam); 2. Du stin Taylor ( Ka w) ; 3.
R. C. Scha fer (K,aw); 4. Chri s Shelkon~ (Han); S. M.lrk Turby fillCKaw) .
•
Ard (Kaw); 2. Cliff Pa lmer ($uz); 3.
250 EX: 1. Robb ie Rl")'R
Dennis OwM\S (Ka w); 4. Tod d Claborn (Yam) ; 5. Matt Scheul!'!r
(Han).
OlJTI.J\W: 1. Jam es Ford (Ha n); 2. John V
