Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

Don't Let the World Pass You By. Baily as the two riders lapped almost the entire field. Al the finish line, Baily took the win. Overall honors went to Darren Ogden in the 200cc B class. Results 0/A A: 1. Jeff FtSher (Hus). 0/ A 8: 1. Darren Ogd~ (Kaw), EX: 1. Jack Baily (Hon); 2. Eugene Springston ISuz); 3. Barty Wier (Hon). (NT A: I. Eli ~ard (KTM); 2. 0.1. Gannon (Hon); 3. unce Smith (Yam). OPEN 8: l.. Nelson Moore (Atk); 2. Cillf1'Oll Dickerson (Hon); J. Scott NdlTlli (Hon). 2SO B: 1. Mike Sinson (Hon): 2. Ricky PerkiN (Y;lm); 3. Fred· dy Mott (Suz). 200 B: 1. Rick Owens (KiIw); 2. Keith Sizemore (Kaw); 3. John Wclch"{Kaw). 4-STRK: I. Danny Littll.'ton (Hon); 2. Mike Parkt.... (Kaw); 3 John Stubblefield (Hon). SRi 1. Bill Eddy (KOlW): 2. Scott Duncan (Suz); 3. Michael Smith (5uz). S/SR: 1. Corman Smith (KTM); 2; Gary Gillmore (Sux). BEG: I. Tony Dunfl,.'e (Yam); 2. Marcus Beard (Hon); 3. Jeff Shen. JR: 1. Josh Welsenlels (Kawl; 2. Chase DunIt..'t' (Yam). Isbell aces Cambridge ST By Tim McBride 'CAMBRIDGE, MN, JUNE 24 It was pure coincidence that the Cambridge Speedway held a race on the same weekend that Brian Isbell was in town on other business. After borrowing a bike, Isbell made his intentions dear by finishing a close second place to Billy Hoffmiester in the 600cc heat race. Isbell pulled a perfect holeshot at the start of the feature and was never headed. Although Hoffmiester monitored Isbell's position c.losely throughout the race, his wait for mistakes from Isbell was in vain. Isbell scored the win with Hoffmiester, Verdeen Langland, Randy Triplett and Dan Zitur filling out the top five positions respectively. It took a few races for Lee Fealy to get up to speed, but he scored a wire-to·wire victory ahead of perennial front-runners Dave Jenkins and Steve Hill in the Open Bclass. The 80cc class had the crowd on the edge of their seats. Verlon Langland was out front until Adam Henrichs caught the race leader on the third lap. Henrichs saw his chanees of victory dashed, however, when he crashed on the last lap. Henrichs' misfortune allowed Langland to score his second win of the season. Results MINI/R: 1. Chris Larsen (KTM): 2, Jc.ossc Alto (I~); 3, Matthew Crandell (KTM)i 4, Travis Henrichs (Yam); S, Cody Swenson (Yam), MINI SR: 1. Lee Mies Jr, (Cob); 2./osti Koch (KTM); 3. Jacob Malaya (lti)i 4, Kevin Andenon (Ylm); S, Weston Und (yam), 80: 1. Verlon Langland (((aw); 2. Troy Johll!lOn (Yam); 3, Joe B. George (Yam); 4, Anthony Gardner (Kawl; 5. Jeremy Slocum (Hon). 50+: 1. Buzz Arndt (KolW); 2. John Sutherlin (Yam); 3. Phil Lambrecht (Yam); 4, Bob Reynold' (H·D); 5. Caylord Ladwig (Yam). 30+: 1. D"IIt' lenkins (Yam);. 2. Steve Hill (Hon); 3. Marty MAtaya (Yam); 4. Justin Young (Bul); S. Tim McBride (C-A). STK FRM; I. Davl! Koch (Honl; 2. Jerry Nowlin (Hon); 3. Mike Schmidt (Hon), 40+: 1. Bun Arndt (Kaw); 2, Da\'e Koch (Hon); 3. John Sutherlin (Yam); 4. Joel Gulbranson (Yam); S.Jeny Nowlin (Hon). 250 PRO: 1. Verdeen l...angl.lnd (Han); 2. Brian Isbell (Hon); 3. Kurt Boehlke (Yaml. 250 B: 1. Tim ZemanovK' CHon); 2. Keegan Iver.lOn (Hon), VINT sea.; I. Buzz Arndt (Yam); 2. Charlie Langland (Due); 3, Daryl PanKer! (Yam); 4. Tim Gregory (Hon); 5. Randy ThistlE' (Yam). OPEN 8: I, U't! Fealy (Yam); 2. Dave Jenkins (Yam); 3. Steve Hili (Hon); 4. TIm ZmwKwic' (Hon); 5. Tim Cregory (Hon). NOV: 1. Brad Frey (Yam); 2. Martin Leir (Hon); 3, Milee Schmidt (Hon); Mike Hagford (Yam), VINT TW: I. Steve Hill (yam): 2. Joel CuIbranson (Yam); 3. Tum ladwig (Yam,; 4, Frank Radloff (BSA). OPEN PRO: 1. Urian Isbell (Hon); 2. Bill Hoffmit.'Stcr (H-D); 3. VL'fdeen Langland (Hon); 4. Randy Tripll!tt (W-R); 5. Dan Zitur Toyota u.s. World ionship SUperbike July 21-23, 1995 Laguna Seca Raceway, Monterey, California • .:.. • W It DIU 'f18,If 0 LAGUNA SECA RACE\NAY '95 • AMA 600 Supersport and Harley-Davidson Supertwin Races. • Meet Carl Fogarty, Doug Polen and Colin Edwards for their only US. Appearance. • Race Fan Party • Limited Paddock Access • Reserved Grandstand Seating (with Big Screen). CallI (800) 327-SECA For Tickets r--------------------------------A~;~~H~---------, (W·KI. Arndt, Zemanovic fast at Faribault Short Track For FASTEST service attach mailing label. By TIm McBride Please allow 3 weeks for change to lake effect. F.ARJ8AULT, MN, JUNE 25 The multi-class winner department ranged from A to Z in the Faribault Pro-Am at the Rice County Fairgrounds, with Buzz Arndt and Tim Zemanovic each scoring double-class victories on the quarter-mile oval. Shortly after the start of the 50+ class main event, a crash involving John Sutherlin and Bob Reynolds stopped the race. At the restart, Arndt quickly assumed the lead and was chased closely throughout the race by Gary Brennen and Fred Pettis. The trio finished in that order, a distance ahead of the battle for fourth between Steve Boggs, Sutherlin and Reynolds. After suffering a bad star! in the 40+ class, Arndt passed Chuck Beving and Sutherli.n on the second lap. Arndt proceeded to the checkered flag unchallenged. Sutherlin finished a solid second place while Reynolds slid by Beving to garner third position. Tim Zemanovic had his hands full during .... If label is not available print your name and old address in this box. Print your NEW address here. NAME ADDRESS - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - CITY STATE ZIP L Mall to: Circulation Dept. Cycle News. Inc. 2201 Cherry Avenue Long Beach, CA 90806 ~--------------------------------------~ $$ CASH PAID $$] USED STREET BIKES [ BERT'S MOTORCYCLES 818-334·1288/818-334-2926 REGIONAL • N1011ONA1. 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