The Pee Wee Beginner and 80c< Beginner
classes were two of the largest of the da y. Some
22 riders took to the gale in the Pee Wee Beginner class with Maxwell Pope scoring both m o te
wins aboard his KTM, lollowed closely by Jake
Kapostins and Ge ra ld Maul din, also ab oard
KTMs. The 80cr Beginner class was forced to run
qu al ifiers to na rrow the field dow n to fil the 22gate starti ng line. The main went to Iesse Meirs
aboa rd his Honda wi th Yamaha- mo unted Kyle
Huebner getting s•xond followed by Yamaha
ride r David Frasier.
Results
r /w 8EG: 1. "'Ln.w~U l'of-' (KTM J,; 2. J.ke Kaposnns (K1'M I;
3. CA
.,.Iid Mau id m (KTM ), 1. ).kub M:Cown (V. m); S. Kyko Peese
lSu.<).
'R:
r /w
1. Colton FoKC.....n (k TMl; 2. Shun W.bon (KTM); 3.
Ryoln H t"II IK TM ); 4. M olt! Cwvel.1 (KTM); 5.
nd
TOIylor
r.ny.
11CTM).
r /w MOO: 1. Col ton Facr iol h (XTMI; 2. Shun W il!l(ln (Yam);
J. Ry.m Hell (KTht ); ... BlItl.lnnw ' '''~ (V. m) .
I' /W NO N-eON: 1. Kn !>ri... Wright (Hon) .
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60 (6-ij ); 1. Kl"T'ln y WI."b-<.IIl"I' (K. w) ; 2. Milchdl Pit-ra- (Kaw ); 3.
Ju!>lIn G nu i"ky t IC.lw ); .I. Jo rda n S k)' ll~ IK.lw ); 5. Nick Mcatee
(K.1w).
hi) (~Il ): 1. K.C. C hilbl, rg ( Ka w ); 2. Jt'nom McNeil (K..w ); 3.
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y
J"r son Fnonch (K,}w ); 01 . JotohU Eyle r (!<.Iw); S. ' u!ohn AndetliUfl
.l
l Ulln).
80 BEG: 1. 'tc'!!ot.. M,, ir l (lion); 2. Kyl,,' Hcebrer (Yd m ); 3 .
D.Hid Frd!oit"f' (YoIm 4. Billy Kr.lu!lol" (Y Tdylor (Ydm); 3. Shae
1i.In!>Orl (Y. m); 01 . J.u1W'!I M.ttttM."Wt (Y"m ); 5. Paul Mdttoon (J(aw).
80 (12· 15): I. Chnll Johan..... (y .. m); 2. Mike. Con:kr (Yam); 3~
·
K..·lh Ford lK.Jw ); -I. rat Mceun..ld; S. Dmtnn rhillips (K.1w).
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5 / MINI; 1. Chrir. }oh.I"fWllo IYam ); 2. G.i1TT'lrit Cutrr(Yam); 3.
K..llh Ford (Ka w ); 4. Hton t-Uk- (Y..m ); 5. N.1ltwln McDon,a,Id ( lC.Iw).
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125 BEC; I. RUllty G ill (lion); 2. Dw"yrw P" tlt.'r.iOC1 (Hun); 3Chr ~ Rob...-m lHon); 01. ~th Knight (Hun) ; 5. JimScott lSuz ).
125 JR: I. D.linwl Lamb lSuz); 2. J~ RiCt' (l'.1w ); 3. G..t.~
H.. nJ.onon (l ion) ; 4. CIwd Hill (K..w ); S. jtn.llh.1n Bnsa:w- (Hun).
125ll\.'T: I. Billy Binkky (Y.. m); 2. Tr..vu. c..~ (Suz); 3. Krny
rr" y (Ya m); 4. len-rny We komr (Hlln ); S. J.~ &kT (Sw:).
r:s PJ(O: 1. JOf' Amotr (Hon); 2.~. 8cKtia" (Hon).
250 BEG: 1. Todd Swn-t..-rwn (Y"m); 2. Troy Yow,,'" (lUw); 3.
Sh.,,\e Vdgue l Koi w ); 4. Dlftli n H..llto (Hon); 5. Kelly Sh.Indrow
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lHon).
1. o..·rek H"nlOOn (I'lon); 2. Jf'rf>my Kirk (H o n); 3.
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8TII BEC: 1. Rustv G ill (Hun); 2. Ad rw.n CarmlCh.wl; 3. r ..v-
k.r Junn IStu); -I. Todd' 8c:l!>onn (K.lw) ; S. Fr.:ankSw nz (Han). •
8TH SMSMN: I. Jorwllwn 8re.coe (Hu n ); 2. D.tn Sturrock
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UT H 8EG : J. Chris Rohl-m Il ion ); 2. Cory C I.lMon (Suz); 3.
Trov Yowt'lI t K.n..· );
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• -I. Rich.1rd W",--ono;dwo (lUIw); S. Michl;o.:al H.:amilton (Y.:am) .
UTH JR: I. Rot>tc'rt 6urlrs ('r' .. m); 2. Tom 8.llul (YoIIm lj 1. Kelly
K..."II'l."O(l!> (Y"m ).
lffi{ INT: 1. WoIyrw N ybtum (Hu n) ; 2. Jdf 80... (H un) ; 3. Rr6l>
BI.. unqui ~tI Honl .
VET JR: 1. M iJu.. R.lul...onb..org lSo..u); 2. C...'Orgt' Rt'ynolds CHon);
3. Tom 8.llut IYa m ); -I. M ikr Unn-in (K.lw ); 5. Mil", Kt'gky (Hun).
VET 1m: I. Rod Co..... (H un); 2. ~tf fIolo (Hun); 3. J hn roll·
o
10""'-10 (Hun); -I. Ko..-nny A lmquis t (Suz); 5. Edwin Sije1'(I-Ion).
o lr BEG: I. Tom Du uglaSli (SuL) ; 2. Jo"'" Nd~n (Hon); 3.
D.m McC l rth y lSu 4!); -I. 1Wb..-r1Y..ntilll (H un ).
OfT SPTSMN: I. T,,11)' Cllk:.pit- (Hon) ; 2. Tom '~nl'r (Ydm);
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J . W,'!>I,,·y H ilch,, ock (Hu n); 3. K..on Kirkl'dtrick (Han).
O /TMSTR: I. Mik Crate r (lIun); 2. M.nk. EnniJ.( Hun).
WM N : I. Emil y Nortun (Y..m ); 2. Jady Ul on ).
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VINT : l. l...tFayl' McCarver.
Da nny'Hamel
1972-1995
Carr cruises at
Night Owl Enduro
Danny Hamel's recent passing is a tragic loss
By F. H. Legho rn
for the entire off-road community. A gentleman
RJREST HILL CA. MAY 27
Sen ior A Ride r Jell Ca rT used old lime keeping
~kills to earn a narrow vic tory over past AA
her o Da ve Bertram to win the second a nn ual
Nigh l Ow l End uro, pul on by the Nevada County Wood s Ride rs in conjunctio n with lhe AMA
Dislrict 36 Benefit.
Even though the Night Owl Enduro does not
pay District 36 "Enduro Championship points, il
may be the most covetl.-d individual event of the
year for two reasons:
One, no rou te shcct is pro"idl-d. All speed
cha nges are given out on the trail, so timekeeping mus l be dene ml-ntally; and two, Key Time
is 8 p.m., so your lights beller work!
The end uro started with an easy-t~maln tain
12·mph ave rage lor the first three miles, where a
speed cha nge 10 18 mp h led to the first chl'Ck al
3.6 miles. Most riders had little trou ble zeroing
this chec k, but a lon g stre tch of IS-mph average
10 the seco nd check had riders bolh on lhe gas,
a nd either polishing old timekt.cp ing skills or
learn ing a new a ppreci~'t ion for computers and
roll cha rts.
Senior riders Carr and Bob Shannon, as well
as Bertram, sho wl-d their mo1stL-ry of tra d itio nal
timekeep ing by easily zeroing chec k two, bu t
SeOll Meyer a nd Walden proved to be quick Sluden ts 01 the old way as they recorded zeroes as
well.
A similar trail pace continued to tie-brea ker
chec k th rcc, whe re Bertram d em on strat ed h is
timekeeping mastery and ridin g skills to drop a
mere 0:02 to lead the 0:06 01 Sha nnon and the
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The Red Riders extend their deepest regrets
and sincere condolences to all Danny's family
and friends, and encourage you to remember
Danny through a donation to the Dan ny Hamel
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