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away on the white flag lap to take the second
spo t.
There was one lap in the books in the Ha ndicap main when Brian Pappalardo and Gary Ackroyd tangled, causin g the red /lag to come out.
Pappalardo was deemed the cause and sent to
the pen alty line. On the resta rt, Venegas pulled
off anot her kamakaze move tha t put him out in
front and gone. Mike Dalby held on to the second for one lap before Don Od om, Lucero and
McConn ell all got by. Odom went on the defensive, kept his li ne and colle cted the second.
Lucero, lookin g stronger every week, kept the
door closed on McConnell for third .
When th e fu el in ject ed H onda si deca r o f
Stee le an d Kin g went kapu t in th e fir st he a t
so me new faces were ab le to make it int o the
winn er' s circle. Stan ton and Moren o wer e more
than happy to take over the top position goi ng
wire to wi re in the main.
Rand y Skinner came from the 30 yard line
and took ad vantage of his experi ence to win the
Suppo rt Main . Ja ke Zemke w as second with
Richard Jones rounding out the field with third.
Results
SCRATCH: I. Charlie Venegas (Jaw); 2. Stt>v~ Lucero (Gd n);
3. Bobby Schwartz (Wes);
• . Shawn MC:<:O~U «(".dn) ; S. Gouy Hicks (Welli .
HOCP : 1. Charlie Yrnegu (Jaw); 2. Don Odom (Gd n); 3.
Sreve l ucero (Gdn); 4. Shawn McConnell (Gd n); S. Cary Ackroyd
(Wes).
SDCAR: 1. HaU/Miller (Ka w); 2. Str ele / Kin g (Ka w); 3.
Hail /Mom'IO (K.tw).
SUP: 1. Randy Skinner (Jaw) ; Jalr.e Zen'lk (Jaw); 3. Richard
Jone (Wes); 4. David Lynch (Jaw); 5. Craig rkPhillippi (Ja OIitTand er (Ho n); 2. Bob Byrn e CSuz) ; 3.
Tod d Clark on the back straigh t,
then ran off and left everyone. Schwartz was
stiII running second but Lucero gra bbed that
CHlCO, CA, JUNE 2
Third Degree Ra cin g' s Aar on Burn s had the
pilot light lit as he rode his Honda to a wir e-tow ir e victor y, takin g his fir st main event w in
since moving to the 125 class, at round seven of
Cycleland's Summe r High Poin t Series.
Heat race winn ers Bums and [arrod Fishe r
led th e cha rg e off t he line in t he m ain w ith
Bums em erging with the lead as the pack head ed through the wh oops. Brandon Duntsch used
a good start to sneak in behind Bums, followed
by Fishe r, Jimmy Howard a n d Dylan Blackwell. Fisher doubled past Duntsch and pu t his
Suz uki right o n th e rea r fend er of Burns.
Howard, meanwhile ha d slip ped by Duntsch
for third.
Bums and Fisher steadily pul led away from
the rest o f th e pac k as their battle seemed to
br in g out t he best in both rid ers. Bur ns w as
imp ressive in his efforts to hold off Fisher as the
Suzuki pilot used everything in his bag of tricks
to try an d ge t by. Blackwell managed to ge t
around Howard to take over third spo t bu t was
well back of the lead ers.
With laps winding d own th e exci te men t
gre w as eve ryone expected Bums to falter under
the relent less pressure from Fish er , who too k
div es at Bums in every comer. But Burns rode
/lawless ly and held on to take the win followed
b y Fisher, Bla ckwell, H ow a rd and Duntsch
rounding out the top five.
In 60cc action Daniel Fowler continu ed .his
strang lehold on the class by taking his th ird win
in a row . Following Fow ler acros s the line were
Chris Barnes, A.J. Perez, Bobb y Barn es, a nd
Adam Kaw alczyk.
Results
P /W: 1. Brad le y Powell (Yam) ; 2. Darren Ny e (KTM); 3. Jacob
Horton ot)
35.
Sunday
C"SHIP: 1. lonny Halls ted <8t'tJ 18 points;:z. Mike GWUI £Bet)
31; 3. Dennis Sw~ (Set) 50; • . Ryon BrU (Gas) 66; 5. Kevin Krahel (Brl) 82.
Estok, Zearleyzoom at
Roebling Road RR
By Bob Applegate
FAULKVILLE, GA,MAY27
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Florida's David Estok combined a win, a second,
and two th ird-p lace finishes for a total of $1200
in Kawasaki con ting ency a t the ho lida y weeken d CCS races on Roebling Road' s tw o-m ile
course.
Lee Pounders set the pace for the weekend,
con tin u ing to win in his come back seaso n by
tak in g a co nvinci ng flag-to-flag -w in in th e
Expert Solo GTU race. Pounders also took wins
in Sun day's Mid d leweig ht and lightweight GP
even ts.
Jamie Bowman ran flag-to-flag to win GTO
bu t only after pu ttin g away fast local Bill Zearley. Steve Grigg copied Bowman in the Amateur
GTO event on his strong running ZX7R, repeating in the Heavyweight Su perbike battl e.
KWS Motorspo rts ride r Gen e Church continued to defend his Unlimited Supersport Champio nsh ip with a win ove r teammate Kevin Hunt.
Church leads in points and is seemingly unb eatable on his CBR900RR
Com bined classes always give ho t ama teurs
a cha nce to shine, a nd thi s wee kend hosted a
Lightweight Supe rbi ke battl e worth watching.
Sam Flem ing blasted off the line never looking
back - until it was too late. Fleming rode better
than he ever has at Roeb ling and so di d Amate u r fro nt-ru nne r Matthew Richa rds o n, wh o
closed it up on the last lap after a heroic run on
the outsi de of Fleming at tum nine. He draft ed
to the line, jumping out to take the overa ll win
by inches.
