Results
SCRATCH: 1, Steve Lucero (Gdn); 2. Jim Estes Oaw); 3. John
Adm (Jaw); 4. Chorlie Vmegas.
HOCP: 1. Steve Lucero (Cdn); 2. Charlie Vmegas (Jaw); 3.
Jerry Black (Jaw); 4. John Aden (Jaw); 5. Tony Wood (Geln).
SUP: 1. Bill Crem (Wes); 2. Kenny Hnn!4m; 3. Rick Pf:aru; 4..
Mark HesSe; S. Mark Duval.
BEC: 1. J~emy O'Neal; 2. Rick Seip; 3. Cory Rudolph; 4.
Bmn Thompson; S. Tom Wetzel.
JR 0-1: 1. Jim Fishb.1.ck ill; 2. Michael Hull.
IR [)..2; 1. Patrick Donovan; 2. Robert 'Levendoski; 3.}oey
Omp«.
JR 0-3: 1. Jesse Uttle;2.justin Boyle; 3.
RJ. Weeks.
sefton rolls at Malvern MX
By Jeff Goodwin
MALVERN, OH,)ULY1
Dustin Sefton laid claim to the title of "Fastest
Dustin" and the junior Pee Wee trophy by outduelling Dustin Charcalla on a beautifully
prepped Malvern track.
Charcalla motored to the first moto holeshot
with Sefton trailing behind in third. Sefton
effortlessly glided into the lead within half a lap
and opened a 15-second advantage by mid~
moto. Charcalla picked up the pace late in the
moto and closed to within eight seconds of the
lead, but the moto win went to Sefton.
Sefton mastered the slippery concrete start
gate and holeshol moto two, quickly moving to
a 10-second lead. Charcalla had rounded the
first turn mired in mid pack and started a charge
to the front. Sefton held a 15-second lead by the
halfway mark when Charcalla finally hammered into second. Charcalla chipped five seconds from the lead, but it was too late. Sefton's
double-moto wins garnered the overall win.
In Senior Pee Wee action Brandon Stark rode
steadily, guiding his Yamaha to vi.cto.cy while
inconsistency and crashes slowed the faster riders.
First-moto winner Joe Rice only managed a
fourth in moto two. where Ronald Kendall II
wrangled his speedy Cobra to the moto victory.
joel Sutphin proved the fastest rider on the track
by passing the bulk of the field and battIing for
the lead, but a first-moto DNS and two secondmota crashes demoted him to mid pack.
Kendall's 5-1 score captured third place behind
Rice's 1-4 second-place tally and Stark's 2-3
score for the overall win.
Results
JR P/W: 1. Dustin Sefton (Yam); 2. Dustin CharcaJla (Yam);
3. Phillip Harris (KTM); 4. Jimmy Berg O\
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Aden, Estes cop Glen
Helen Speedway wins
By Michael Maher
Photo by Jim Thorn
SAN BERNARDINO, CA,)ULY7
jim Estes has been looking particularly
impressive at Glen Helen Speedway of late as be.
added another Scratch main event victory to his
total while up-and-coming jeremy Aden followed up his Scratch main win of a week ago by
taking hi& first Handicap main event victory.
Estes took the lead off the line in the scratch
main, leading john and jeremy Aden, Walt Farnum and Pat Utt, but Utt broke down and Farnum fell down to leave the fight between Estes
and the brothers Aden. Estes held on and
cruised across the line ahead of john and Jeremy
Aden while Farnum got back in the race to collect the fourth spot
The Handicap main saw Rick Pearce take the
early lead, but jeremy Aden came off the 30yard line with a vengeance and soon caught and
passed Pearce for the lead and then sped away,
taking the victory over Pearce, Farnum, John
Aden, Greg Ayers and Rodney Sherman, who
went out after clobbering the wall.
The Scratch B main was a good one through
the first turn as the pack went through in 'a
tight bunch, but then Pearce took control and
was gone. Randy Difrancesco held on for second place while Tom Wetzel bumped lbe wall
and dropped to third and Robbie Sauer broke
down.
Richard Proger was the winner in the Support class main event, but Cory Lossier provided
much of the excitement. While running second,
he slapped the wall, dropped to third behind
Doug Ubie and then fought his way back past
Ubie to take back second place with Ubie third,
john Defries fourth, Ben Mears fifth and Rick
Seip dropping out with mechanical woes.
The Sidecar main saw National Champions
Ken Mcintyre and Les Ketcham take the early
lead followed by Kevin and Rick Rogers, Peter
Lewis and jamie Macy, and Glen McClellan and
Dave Kambarian. Lewis.and Macy joined the
Rogerses in a spirited battle for second place.
When the Rogerses' rig spun out, the gate was
opened for Lewis and Macy who closed the gap
to Mclntyre and Ketcham but were unable to
catch them. Mcintyre and Ketcham took the win
over Lewis and Macy, McClellan and Kambarian, and Rogers and Rogers.
In the junior ranks Jimmy Fishback defeated
Ryan Fisher in the First Division main while
Patrick Donovan beat Robert Levandoski to take
the Second Division honors.
Results
SCRATCH: I. Jim Estes; 2. John Aden; 3. Jeremy Aden; ...
Walt Farnum; 5. Pat UtL
HDCP: 1. Jcrany Aden; 2. Rid: Pearce; 3. Walt Farnum; 4.
John Aden; 5. Greg Ayers.
SCRATCH B MAIN: 1. Rick Peara!:; 2. .Randy DiFrancek'O; 3.
Tom Wettel:4, Robbie Sauer.
SUP: 1. Richard Prager, 2. Cory Lo.sier; 3. Doug Ubie; 4. john
Defrin; 5. Ben ~ears.
SDCAR: 1. Mclntyre/Ketcham; 2. Lewis/Macy; 3.
McCLellen/Kambarian; ... Rogenl/Regers.
JR 1)..1: I.jim Fishback In; 2. Ryan FISher.
JR 1)..2: 1. Patrick. Donovan; 2. Robert Levandoski.
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Fiscel fast at Indy Vintage Mile
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By Mike Zbrozek
Photo by Dan and Vicky Mahony
INDIANAPOLIS, IN, JUNE 17
Triumph-mounted Ricky Fiscel made the best of
a bad start and passed eight riders to win the 10mile Pro-Twin main event at the Indiana State
Fairgrounds mile during the ninth round of the
Broz Financial Ltd./Vintage Classics VllI Dirt
Track Series.
Several events on the night kept the small
crowd on its feet, but none was more of a surprise than the Pro-Twin main. At the flash of th~
green. SlOp Wertz barreled his Triumph twin
into the first tum and never looked back, building a considerable lead over an ever-changing
cast of pursuers led by first Steve Boggs, then
Dave Riley, and by lap four the Triu.mph of Fiseel, who seemed to come out of nowhere to lead
the pack of also-rans..
Coasting in second for a couple of laps, Flseel cranked up the wick and overtook the slowing Wertz on lap seven. FisceI, on cooler, lessstressed tires, began to pu.ll ~way to the end.
Wertz, though fading somewhat, still had
enough to hold off the challenges of John Fike,
Nell Keen and Dave Riley, who had slipped the
groove in tum four on the, ninth lap and slipped
back from third all the way to fifth when lbe
alert Fike and Keen blew on by in a tight draft.
Bill Wertz, the only other rider on the same lap
with the leaders, took the sixth spot for his
effort.
Rasults
OPEN PRQ-TW: 1. Rick F~I (Tri); 2. Merlyn Wertz (T'ri); 3.
john Fike CBSA); 4. Neil Keen (Tri); S. Dnvid Riley (Tri).
600 PRO: I. David Atherton (BSA); 2. John Fike (BSA); 3.
Gary Brennan (Tri).
MSTR: I. Steven Boggs (Yam); 2. Gary Brenn.ln (Tn); 3. Gerald Jessup (H·D); 4. john Daniels (Yam); 5. Randy Whitesides
(Yam).
OPEN TW: 1. Norm Gruber CTri); 2. Clark Bea.1 (Tri); 3. Joe
BIad:welJ (Yam); 4. Bill Millium (Tri); S. Ron Stone (Tn).
600 AM: I. Kenneth. Amokl. (Bul); 2. Bill Snyder (Bw); 3. Roy
Haines (BuO; 4. John Daniels (Yam); 5. Donald Herron (1-1-0).
250 AM: I. Roy Haines (BuJ); 2. BiU Snyder (Bul).
DINO: 1. ~akl Jessup (Tri); 2. Dennis Cla.rk (H-D); 3. Freddy Pdtis
