I·E NS
yE T .
;
John Silv a (Hon); 4. (luis Findkoy CSuz) 5. Jody Mi!dwU (Hon).
200 8 : 1. J.oune!I Hoplins (Hon) ; 2. r aul Letendre (Hon); 3.
Jonat ha n Surk ( lC.Iw ); 4. Phil Voisi~ (Ho n); 5. Andl'f'AS Ho mItftner (K.1w) .
.
OPEN B: 1. Pilul Lftend:f'f' (Hon); 2. Robrrt Fo6IIl'I' (Hoa); 3Matth_ SI~k o-Ion); -'. Gra nt urtl'1' (Hon); 5 . Bru ce ~Jano
(}lqn).
125 C 1. Slwun Stout (Hon>; 2. ScoI Ol"kodd.l (Yam ); 3. Robert
4. ~ m mJdin (Suz); 5. raul FoumieT (Hon).
200 C:. James 0g0ruIdt (JCaw); 2. J<-rh Ra~glita (l -lon); 3 .
Ja!IOft ADt"n (Suz); 4. 0a1T'l!11 Qua rtucrio U(a w ); 5. Alfred M arino
(Yam) .
.
[N~ (Yarn) ;
OPEN C: 1. Ja m" Ogorzalf'k (Kaw); 2. JlI'rl'm y Modena
(Hon); 3. Dennis F'twlan (Yam) ; ... Scott W. t.-nn.an (Hon); S. .Alfn.d
M&rino{Ya ml.
125 A: 1. Doug Hmny (Hon); 2. Kl'1th john'oOll (K.1w); 3. rat
BoII1un (Suz); ". ~Jo ICtoDrr CHon>;S. MiQo TrwdWf'lI .
200 A: 1. Doug Henry moo); 2. Ke1th john.; 3. 4. Tim [);)rkit-wia ( K1'M); 5. JOM.'Ph Pnm ds(y.1m) .
35+ A: 1. Joe Mik.t lson (H o n ); 2. Jlm M l"t"Mn (Suzl; 3 . Nick
DuP"')' (Ka w ); 4. Tim Thom.'iOft (Yam ); 5. Art Toah.an (KTM ).
3S+ B: 1. John Colling (Ha n); 2. JnmtS Cas wel l (Yam); 3. Carl
Decoti'l Sr.{Hon); 4. Steve Eldt"f"un(Yam); 5. Mark H.mgos (Suz).
30+ B: 1. Lance Lang o (Su,zl; 2. Richard 5f'v:I ne y (Ho n ); 3.
g
Tmy Da vi'! (Suz); 4. Brad Bonin (Hon ); 5. AlAn Whitford (Suz).
<&0+: 1. Robert Maih lni (Ya m); 2. Davtd Clemence (Ka w) ; 3.
Jack weav er (Suz); 4. John [N1.,;fOlIIIO ("-' wI; 5. Gary Mikaoon
(Suz).
WMN: 1. lk>thanySmith (Kawl.
Hughes hotat Perris MX
By Tony Alessi
PERRIS, CA. JUNE 3
,
David Hughes was the top Intermediate rid er of
the day by posting an impressive double moto
sw ee p during the GFI Mammoth Mountain
warmup race at Perris Raceway.
An extend ed track and two 15-lap motos
would test the Pro /Intermediate riders' physical
condi tion ing an d ability to ride a long, rough
course.
Hughes was up to the task and breezed to a
double-moto romp of not only the 250cc intermediate class bu t the 12See Interm ed iate class as
well. Hughes topped Kelly Pichel and Paul
Kellen in the 250cc class, and Mike Battista and
Jay Grimm in the 125cc class .
Derrik Gibso n was untouchable in the SOcc
Beginner class an d soared to a pair of moto wins
in front of Robert Bland, Brad Hanenberg, lauren Perry an d Christian Polland .
John Sanders and Sha ne Bailey duked it out
d u ri ng bo th 125cc N ovi ce mo tos . In the en d,
San ders see med be tter con ditioned an d sco red
the overall victory in fro n t o f Bailey, Howey
Erikso n and Kaipo Chung from MaW. Hawaii.
Results
(Top) Don Upton (89) prepares to thread
his way between Mark Broadbeh (100) and
Willie Musgrave (93) at Perris Raceway.
Upton won the 125cc Pro class. (Above)
Doug Henry (4) was the main man In the
125 and 200cc classes at the Central
Village MX.
SCHBY: 1. Joah Whitmine (Yam); 2. T"'Y Boykin tHoll); J.
Lukr Mont&'O"'"Y(Suz); 4. I)ako Hutto CSuzl; S.}on Dade (Suz).
1>24; 1. JbOn Thom.u (Ho . \!; 2. Ron nie' Rf'I\nft' (Y.am); 3.
~ Ml'Cormick CSuz>. S/ MINl: 1. ROOm Croci (5uz); 2. JK'Ob
Wibon oc.w); 3. NaUwn Vrl (lUi w); 4. J~ Young (Yam): S. J.R.
Br'\"Wft' ; 4. Josh Thom ~
CENTRAL VILLAGE, cr, MAY 14
Team Hond a /l -llOO-Collecl 's Doug Henry came
away wit h the w ins in both the 125 and 200cc
Pro classes at Centra l Village MX alter spills and
thrills in bot h main events.
Th e 200c c main saw Keith Johnson battle
Mike Treadwell for th e hol eshot, but Johnson
85 8 : 1. Ca rl Dcroti5 (Suz); 2. Elh.m Co nl~ (Suz); 3. Miwt'l
Mrl inerney CH
on); 4. Ma tth ew Fran cia (K.I ",, ); S. j itSUR Mikkol a
.
(Suz).
125 YI1i C: 1. Justin Stefkon(Kaw); 2. Chri!i 0'"N['.a ev.m); 3.
!
ril ul Dununti.. r (lCaw ); 4. Mati Jakan (Ho n); S. Georgt' Bru wn
(Hon).
125 YTH 8; 1. Matt Channon (Suz); 2.1o hn larochl' (Suz); 3.
Jody CaI('lJ\N ( K.1w ); 4. Scot Ddedda (Yol ); 5 . Jaml'5
m
Ma hon~
(l-Jon).
125 Y1li A: 1. Brent Mcin tyre (Hon ); 2. Keith L.i!Jonnto (Hon) ;
3. 8m Mce.rthy UC
aw); 4. Chris Findlt.')' (Su1'.); 5 . Man Zkaro .
125 B: 1. Mtilip F'1CaZZD1.a (Hon); 2. Brent Mdntynr (Hon); 3.
. 50 Fn': 1. Jona tha n Mt<:arthy (Yam); 2. Mi~ White (Yam); 3 .
Mark Johruio n (Yam) ; 4. Connor RobiJUOn (YAml.
SO(-Hi): 1. Cole Secly (Yam) ; 2. Jon.lt ha n MtClrt hy (Yam) .
60 BEG: 1. Tyler [)unCoiln (Kawl ; 2. Broce Wilkil\llOn (KoJw ); 3.
Jeff Alessi (Kaw); 4. be Wray (Kaw ); 5. Kevin Hunter (Yam).
60 NOV: 1. Mike Aleui (Ka w) .
80 FIT : 1. Derek Gibson (Yam) ; 2. Ro be rt Bla nd (K.t.w); 3 .
Brad Hat'K"l"tbPrg (Yam) ; 4. Lau rm PnT)' (Kaw); 5. ChristiAn Hoi Lmd (Yam) .
BOOPEN : 1. Billy P.1~ {luw); 2. Jona than Shimp (Suz).
12S BEG: 1. Joel Nebon (VoI[n); 2. Ryan Orr (Sud; 3 . Brad
Ptotrn (Suz); 4. Dustin M~ (Suz); 5. David Eych.anrr (Hon).
125 NOV : 1. John Sa.nd~ (Sud; 2. Sh.1ne BoIlley (Su d ; J.
How~ Erikaon (Hon); 4. Kaipo Chung (Yam); 5. Brad Whit f'
(K,aw).
125 lNT : 1.
Mi~
&ttist.aI (Suz); 2. Jay Grimm (Suz); 3. Billy
Pa)'Rf' (K.aw).
125 PRO: 1. Don Upton CSuz) .
2SOBEG: 1. Tod d MOOR (HOld ; 2. JOf' Webb CHon>; 3. CNrIes
Slwkion (Kotw) ; 4. Ttm Sivea: (Ka w ).
250 NOV: 1. Ttm Obon (Suz); 2. b.yne Bruwrd (Yam); 3.
N.1thAn pftkim CYmU;4. KY'e Baird (Suz).5 . Vincft1t a.n. .
250 INT: 1. DaVid Hugt- (Suz); 2. K.lly Pic~1 (Kaw ); 3.
Paul Kftlnt (Yam).
250 PRO:1. Sbaun PtToIio (K.aw); 2. M..d Bro.dbel.l (Yam).
2S+ BfG: 1. Tony Siandoval .
40+ lNT : 1. Toby Tab CKIIw) .
40+. EX: 1. Brent WallingsJord OCaw) ; 2. Glry Jone> OCTM>; 3.
A10l'KJn (lion); 4. Tom White (lCaw ); 5: Georg..Kobkr (KTM).
Hess sinks Surry H.S.
By Mary Jac kson
SURRY, VA, MAY28
Brian Hess pa rlayed a holes hot into a wire-towi re vi ct ory at ro und five of t he V.C . Ha re
Scramble Series in Surry, Virginia.
The 0-200ee A class provided exci tem e n t
with youngsters Daniel Morrison and Jason
Greer dicing for the point positi on for the whole
race. After swapping positions frequently, Morrison came away with the class win, followed by
Gn...,. and David Ashley.
Tommy Handy d em on strated some strong
rid ing to th e win in the 250cc A class. Ha ndy
holesh ot the start and got off to an early lead
that he managed to maintain despite the efforts
of T unmy Mitchell and Mark Allman.
Off to the early lead in the (}o! 00cc class, John
New ell gave it his best sh ot in his effort for the
w in. bu t slow -s ta r te r (la st pla ce tjStep hen
Edmondson did so me hard riding and moved
through the pack quickly to pass the leader
before the end of the first lap. Edmondson rode
to victory in the class with john Newell Jr. carding S<.'COnd. Chance Baker, james Carr a nd joei
Bonanno rounded ou t the.top five.
Results
O /A: Bri.ln Hl":!5
A.A: 1. ~Cr"l"l'l"; 2.
Danny MUI'11son; 3. DanyJ Cam pbdl.
D- 00A: 1. DanM!lMOI"filiIun; 2. JhOft Grft'I'; 3. o.vid Ashley.
2
250/SOOA: 1. Tommy Ifdndy; 2. M.ark Allman; 3. Monte Orr.
4. Thoma.'!GibI;on;5. Scott Ellinger .
Vt>t A: 1. Rick Pino; 2. Don H.t.Il; 3. Gm Griggs ; 4. MOldMAd·
dOICS. Phill ip Doyle.
(}'200 B: 1. Ron Thompson; 2. Tony 8onn.mo; 3. Mlk l." 8dUm;
4. Wam onHill; S. John Griman.
250·500 B: 1. A . J. W in s tead; 2 . Er ic Hy ti ne n; 3. Mik e
Ca~ell; 4. Kelly Alll"ft 5. Rich HOWIton.
;
VET B: 1. Robert COl(,; 2. D.w id Oark.;3 . Bobby Wil t; 4. Andy
Phill ips ; S. Mik e Ridi ngs .
....STR IC: 1. And rew Will lamJI; 2. GIl'n Hol comb; 3. Thomas
Ashley; 4. Shawn Dun.lhue ; 5. Mikl' H.linll'5.
(}. 00 BEG; 1. Chuc k Honeycutt; 2. Brad H ickm.ln; 3. Nick
2
Nl'Stor: 4. Joel Hawkins; 5. Matth.-w Bran lley.
250-500 BEG: 1. Th omas Tumt!r; 2. Larry Tren t; 3. Tr avis
Williford; 4. Mike West; 5. Kennrih Lowry.
SR; 1. Stan Norris; 2. Larry Ad am s; 3. Iklb Williams; 4. David
Sell; S. Bob Leonard.
.
0..100: 1. Slephl"ft Edmond-.on; 2. [ohn Nt_t·il Jr.; 3. Chance
Baker; 4. Jam l'1lCan; 5. JOt!I Bonanno .
OTHG madness at
Glen Helen Motocross
By Ky le C. Parsons
SANBERNARDINO, CA. JUNE 4
Glen He le n Racewa y was the site of the firs t
round of the Yamaha Dealership Series and the
seco nd of the Block Bus ter Theater Series and
Clifford Jennings raced to the overall in Over
The Hill Gang's Novice Class,
When the gate dropped for the first moto,
the 25-rider field jammed into the first tu m with
David Ward leading the pack. War d was pursued by Dan Bernardino. Gary joala an d Greg
Williams.
While Ward extended his lead, Williams was
on the move and was ted no time getting aro und
[oa la for third pla ce an d then Berna rdino for second .
•
As the race wore-on, Williams had d osed to
wit hi n striking d istan ce of lead er Ward and
mad e his move. As the two rid ers rounded the
grandstand berm William s took the ou tside line
and stole t he lea d . Though hewould come
under slight pressu re, wh en it meant th e mos t
Williams wo uld lead the pa ck acros s the finish
line.
Back in th e ba ck, Wa rd fade d w hile jo ala
seemed to gain steam as the race wore on.
On the last lap, joala made the move when it
counted and passed Avedissian to finis h second
while Ward made a bid for third bu t couldn't
get around third-placed joala and would finish
fourth.
Greg Whi tfield was the holeshot artist in the
seco nd moto bu t Rob Ruder was hot on his heels
and passed Whi tfield before the end of the first
lap . Newcom er John Grise then began to pressure Whitfied.
FU'St-moto winner Williams had gone down
in the firs t turn and was charging franticall y in
an a ttem pt to salvage the overall.
On the fourth lap Grise caugh t and passed
Whi tfield and had Ruder in his sig hts. while
back in the pack Cliffo rd Jennings wo rked his
way.around Dan Bernardino after a slow start.
Grise fina lly found a way around Rud er to
take the po int , whi le je nnings got aro und Whitfield for third. The front- runners had settled into
their respective positions when th e white flag
fell with Grise taking first, then Rud er, Jennings,
Whitfield a nd johnson.
Results
BEG: 1. TiIS Gasp-iria n; 2. Ski p Pulv er. 3. Bla kco
~
...
Bruce o.ndt'1lWT'.
NOV : 1. Clifford Jl."t\ninp.; 2. Gary J
on.l.a; 3. Gn-g William.'!; 4.
Mark John!;on.
[NT: 1. Lowe Pcick; 2. Joe Licci.lrdi.: 3 . John Rizzo; 4. Rick
Purcell .
. EXP; 1. Tom Knapp; 2. Oa vl" Si m o n; 3 . Da v id Fa jardo; 4.
M.uk Crosby .
PRO: 1. Willi!!MLL'lgrnW; 2. Mdrk Joh nso n.
Jolly Roger MX draws 235
By Harol d Maul din
KENT, WA,MAY21
Rider turnout rem ained high for th e retu rn of
AMA racing to western Washington ' motocross
tracks as over 235 entra nt s turned up at Jolly
Roger Motorway in Kent for round six of the
Goldstar Series.
