Results
HOCP: 1. Bobby Hedden (j.1W); 2. Du stin Sch roeder <
CM) ; 3.
B.ut Bast Uolw);4. Tommy Hedden (j .1W); 5. Iolm Gra nt (Wt!lI).
SCRATCH : 1. Bobby Hedd e n (jdW); 2. Bart Basi (Jaw); 3.
Loui." J 4. Bobb y H icks (jaw),
s
;
0-2: 1. Chad roe
licio; 2. Bill Nt"Wby; 3. Steven MrC iIl .
0-3 : 1. Glenn Scott.
JR: J. Travis M,lcDl.mald.
Brown blasts Muddy Creek
By Barbara Williams
B
LOUNTVILLE,lN , MAY20-21
Co m ing off his seco nd Eastern Region al 125cc
Supercross win in four weeks, Hond a of Troy' s
Mike Brown d rove all nigh t from Clevelan d ,
O hio, to add two more not ches to his gun at
Mudd y Creek Racew ay. Brown wo n the 125
an d 250cc A ove r classes , scoring an easy $1600
in MegaSeries mon ey , p lus a not he r $400 in
Honda factory conting ency .
Nea rly 500 rid ers from 13 states en joyed perfeet sp ring racin g weather a t MCR's AMA Suzuki Eastern Contine ntal MX Championships .
As expected, Brown headed the fields in the
firs t motos of bo th classes, leav ing the swarming
hord es to fight ove r top five finishes .
In th e 125cc moto, Brown was fo llowed
home by Kevin Walker, jim Neese, Chad Lough
a nd Pa u l Currie. Neese also competed in the
Cleveland SX alon g with jim Chester, bo th earning top-10 finishes.
By the time the second moto came around,
Brown was pushing 36 hO U1~ without sleep, and
his reaction times may have been slowed somewha t. Wha tever the case, Brown got a mid pac k
start and was forced to work traffic to regain the
lead . Walker took the point position with Neese
and Lough glued to his rea r fender. Half a lap
lat er, Brown wa s in fourth place , threat ening
Lough. At the end of lap three of the eight-circuit mo to, Brown was again in front and proceeded to s tre tch out a 1S-second lead over
Walker.
Neese stay ed close beh ind Walker, but slid
ou t just before an uphill horseshoe turn. Neese
was quick to remount and success fully d efended
third place from Lough's attacks.
Brown easily won the first 250cc class moto
ov er N ee se, Bill y Liles, Wa lker and C u rrie.
WaJker was first off the start in mo to two , wit h a
surprising compa nion, Tyler Carr. A scant six
months in to the A classes, Carr held onto fifth
place against fa r more experienced racers un til
the last part of the last lap .
"I got tired ," said Tyler. "We've been having
lots of rain and flood ing for the pas t month, and .
there hasn 't been any place to ride."
Meanw hil e, Brown, Lough an d Liles had
go tte n sq uee zed to th e midd le on the s ta rt.
Chad and Billy figured they'd let Brown go first,
then follo w in his foot prints. Bu t for Liles it
did n ' t q uite wo rk . Th e Vet -A thr eat ta ngl ed
wi th Cu rrie in the tower sweeper, and by the
time they had recovered, most nf the pack had
blow n past.
Brown passed both Neese and Walker in the
woods section for the lead at the end of lap three
of eig h t, but Neese wo u ldn 't stay passed. For
another lap and a half they batt led, until fina lly
Br own wen t ahea d fo r good , un ca tch a b le,
un tou chable.
Results
50«' (4-6) : 1. Co ry St riCkla nd ( KTM ); 2. Pa trick
C.l~hart
(lEM); 3. Jarod &a U (KThI); 4. Bra nd on Large (LEM); 5. Mitd wU
Peters (KTM).
50cc (7 ·8) : 1. Ryan Woo d e n (C ob ); 2. L u: h a r y Mi'lrsh all
(LEM); 3. To m." Stn-ift ha u (tEM); 4. Jake Posey !!
,
(Suz).
S / MINl: 1. Brandon 't-s....man (Suz) ; 2. Aaron Undwy (Kaw );
. 3.Ie'ffe ry Ryan (}(aw) ; 4. Ben Riddlt' (Kaw); 5. Jos hu., Sum mey
(Kaw) .
SCH BY: 1. Jon Boruff (Hlln); 2. Brad Ed ward'! (Suz); 3. , .l!llln
Frt.-l-k('l'" (Hon); 4. Brandon Jes.wm.ln (Suz); 5. Jeffery Ryan (Kaw),
125A ; 1. Milw Bruwn (Hl,) 2. Kevin Walkt"T (Yam ); 3. Jim
n);
Nent, (Hon ); 4. Chad Lough (H an) ; 5. raul C urrit" (Kaw) .
125B: I. Mitchell Hud &", U(.aw ); 2. ' on Boruff (Ho n); J . MarOJS Urorick (Suz); 4. Jclf Giese (Suz ); 5. Chri s Dault (Suz).
U 5C; 1. Luke Pn"!mt.' (H un); 2. Wl'8 McCoy (Yam) ; 3. Joh n
U
Fan n (5uz) ; 4. Kevin Austin (Suz) ; 5. Ja~n Tho mpwn (Ka w).
1250: 1. Ncil1bom~n (Hon); 2. Bri;ln Craig (Kaw); 3. Steve
Co ll-ga tt>(Hon); 4. M.lri O Lawson (Ho n); S. Danid Tow t' CH ).
on
250 A: l. Milw Brown (Ho n); 2. Jim Nl't. St" (Ho n); 3. Kt'Vin
"
Walh'l'" (Y;lm ); 4. Billy LilI."5 (Suz ); 5. Jim Chester (Suz) .
2508: 1. Marcus Ht'CIrkk (Suz); 2. Milchl'lI Hodges (KiIW); 3.
Kurt Sim?l(Kaw); 4. Ri.mny Robinson (5uz); 5. Alan AndtmlOtl (Hord .
250C: I. w~ McCuy (Yam );. 2. Bill Cana va ug h (Ho n) ; 3.
:
Jinuny Pital('k (Su z ); 4 Bria n HOO t>!! (Y....m); 5. Brian Hall (Ho rd .
g
250 0: l. Ncil Tbom~n (Hon); 2. Ht'uth Estn (Yam) ; 3. AI
Alhi kt'T(Suz); 4. Chad Dalt on (yam); 5. J..e.e Jam'SJr (5u z ).
OPEN AM : I. Ri.mfunl"!;(Hon); 2. t..,"y Spa rks (Ho n); 3. Jeff
Tom li n!iOn (Hon); 4. Roger Moor e (Ho n); 5. Ra ndall R.mdo lph
(Ho n).
U/ L AM : 1. Jd! C tese (Sm'.); 2. Alan Anderson (Ho n); 3. Cha p
Harkrad er (Hon); 4. Rodney Wbe ()Ca 5. Ch ri" &IUIt (Suz) .
w);
DASH : 1, Billy UIt'S (Suz) ; 2. Kevi n Wa lkl'l' (Ya m); 3. Sco tt
PiR!\(l (Suz); 4. GrPg Pamart r Berry (Yam); 2. Jeff Gibson (Kaw ); 3.
Rob Welch (Yam); 4. Tony Crum (Suz ); 5. J.D. Eichl'r (H un).
16-24: 1. Charlie Dun aw ay (Kaw ); 2. Brad Snydl."I' (Han ); 3.
John Jeakle (Hon); 4. D..lJds Awry (Suz); S. Tr.1Vi Mah o nl-Y(SUi':).
s
1258 : 1. C hri ,lophl'T Bt-rry (Yl m); 2. Adam Campbell O<.awl;
3. T roy Sawrtz (Kaw); 4. Chd d d Woodrum (Sm); 5. Scott Sha ft'l'
(Su z).
125C: 1. Sha ne' Stuart (Kaw); 2. Ha rold Go ings (Suz) ; 3. Cary
Frid l..y (Su z ); 4. Chri... Smith (Suz); 5. D.L. Lugenbn!d (Suz) .
2508: l. Charut' Du .mway (Kaw); 2. Adam Gl mp bt'll (Ka w);
3. Waltt'r Ma honey (Suz ); 4. Chadd Woodrum (Kaw) ; 5. Da llas
Av ery (I-Io n).
2SOC: l. Jt>
remy Jon l'!o (}(aw ); 2. Phillip Lei s t (I<.1w ); 3. Jim
Will.. (Suz); 4. Willi ., m Brtd eweser (Yam); 5. Rick Ruesel l (Hon ).
O PEN B: 1. Steve An nt-mt; ns ll'Y (Ho n); 2. Mark Cal es (Hon);
l
3. Sha un Swis ht'l'" (Ha n).
2S+ A: I. Tud d DeHoop (Ho n); 2. Milw Moran (Yam); 3. Dean
Bak('l'" (Hon) ; 4. RichardRobinson (Hon); 5. Do nnit· Urba n (Suz).
25+ 8: 1. Scott Caincr (Ka w); 2. Mark McDaniel (Ya m) ; 3.
David Picrirl1 (Yam); 4. Walh:'- M.lho ney (Suz ).
10
30+ : I. Scott Ga int'T (K....w); 2. Jam es Burt on (Kaw); 3. Slt'vt'
Annt'S ha nslt')' (Ho n); 4. Richard Robinso n (Hon).
125A: 1. Davey Yezek (Suz ): 2. j eeee Eicke l (H a n); 3. Josh
Demuth (Y.... m); 4. Rob Sturgt'il (!<.aw 5. StM'it' Crowe' (Suz) .
);
2.l:j()A: 1. Todd DeH oop (I-Ion); 2. Dilw y Yt"Ze (Suz) ; 3. Mikto
k
Morgan (Yam); 4. [osh Demuth (Ya m); 5. Chad Coo n (Han).
Durellecaptures Cambridge ST
By TIm McB ride
CAMBRIDGE, MN, MAY20
Grand Na tional Champions hip dirt track vete ran Davey Durelle got off to a good start by winning the Open Pro class in convincing fashion as
the Dirt Track Rid e rs Ass ociatio n hosted the
opening round of the 1995 AMA District 23 racing season at Cambridge Speedway.
Teammat es Eric Brou hard and Billy Hoffmiester mad e the two Open Pro heat races seem
like a wa rm summer breeze, as they both cruised
to victory with relative case. But as far as Durelle
was co ncerned the forecast for the "Reynolds
Wrecking Crew" parade called for rain.
The Donahue H-D/Delano Sports Cen ter /AI
Muth H ·D /Gen e ral Eng ineeri ng·sponso red
Du relle grabbed the holeshot at the star t of the
10-lap featu re and never looked back. Behin d
Durelle the hungry pack shuffk for position and
' 4. Brandon Dauldl (Yam ); 5. Westlln lind (Yam) .
;
50(4-6): 1. St'a n UnlOft (KlM);2.J~·A1to(ltj); 3. Tra m Hen-richs (Yam); 4. Mattht-w Crandell OCIM); 5. Alex Gardner (Ya m).
NOV : 1. Kurt Hdre (Yam); 2. Mike Ha gford (Yam); 3. Martin
lrir (Yam ); 4. Mike Schmidl (Yam) .
Adkins, Holden top
Castle Rock TT
By Clay Light
CA5TlE ROCK, WA.MAY ']J
Hond a rid ers Danny Adkins and ja ke Hold en
rod e their CR·b.: sed machin es to impressi ve vic,
tories du ring AMA District 28 IT action at the
Castle Rock Fair grounds.
49
