Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

Rnults l!W MSTR.: 1. Ken Ma'I"eQk (Tri) 61 points; 2. Kim Proctor (Tri) 10. PREM L!W EX:. 1. TmyStftmt rrril 26; 2. John GerrfG~)96. PREM L/W AOV: 1.Chris~kynrn (BSA)&. PREM H/W MSTR; 1. Stew Darrow (AJS) 3; 2. ~n ~ bft'g (Arl) 9f2f, dems; 3. Mike Atldns (Nlw)9/24. PREM H/W EX:. 1. £mae SWr (AJS) J9; 2. Pewr Ford (lISA) 76PREM H/W ADV: 1. ~U johnIon (R·R) 22PREM H/W ReO MSTR.: 1. KI!n QJJdgt' (MIl) 20. (BSAr~~ HfW RGD ADV: I. lynn Boyer (Tri) 1-4; 2. Ed MNgor MORN CLSSC MSfR: 1. Jim Porter (VlIm) 49; 2. Jeff Naff (Hon) 53/12; 3. Bob Williafl'\!> Jr. (Yam) 53111. MDR CLSSC EX: 1. Steve Ku~no\'lch (Yolm) 3; 2. Scoll Ch,'pman (KJiw) 24; 3. Brid Cavl"I'W')' (Bul) 25;.a. Doyle Cook (Bul) 18; 5. Larry Wam-n (Bull 39, MORN CLSSC AOV: 1. Jack ~·,.·r (Hoo) 3/29; 2. Joe Floyd (Yam) 3/79; J. Jim Miller (Bul) 8; 4. Rod Br~ 17; 5. Alun P,lIrry (Yilm) 18. MORN CLSSC BEG: 1. JUTl BowrMn (Hon) 20; 2. IUren Millef(Yam) 26; J. Frank Yd...ndo (Hon) 33. WMN: 1. DenISe Stanley (Yam) 26. YTH: I. Taroi KUSilT'IOvich (Yam) SO. TW SHK BEG: I. [.adona Willis (Bet) 32. SCLSHK MSTR: I. CraiK Larsen (Man) 82. Bonace stomps competition at Holeshot MX By Mark Kromer LINESVILLE, PA,JULY 23 Tony Bonace continued his winning ways in 12Sec Expert-class racing during part one of the Competition Riders of America's Summer Nationals held at Holeshot Raceway. With well over 300 riders competing in Saturday night's race, riders in every class found the competition to be Herc'e. Bonace raced against a field of 15 riders made up of both Expert- and Novice-level competitors. Tony Marzano poured it on to take the firstmoto holeshot, but Bonace quickly made his way around to put a smaIJ margin on the rest of the pack. 1l\e just-passed Marzano soon fell victim to Mike Damratoski, who was competing for the second time on a 125 and was on a rampage for the lead. Though Damratoski seemed to have risen to the challenge facing him, he suffered a major setback as he went down in a sharp hairpin tum, letting several riders by. Quickly up, Damratoski wasted no time putting the moves on Novice rider Jones and moved on to take care of business with Glista and Marzano. For four laps, Glista and Marzano changed places at least"once a lap, making it nearly impossible for Damratoski to pass. Damratoski played it smart, as he bided his time until the fight between Glista and Marzano subsided, in a wise attempt to avoid another crash. He made the easy move on Glista and Marzano, but time ran out, forcing Damratoski to settle for second behind Bonace. In mota two, Bonace was again off the gate first. By the end of the first lap, Damratoski worked his way into second, once again aiming for Bonace, In a replay of the first moto, Damratoski went down in the $Dme place, this time drop-ping back to sixth place and giving Bonace another chance to run away with the lead. Damratoski remounted and set out for the leaders, but simply ran out of time; he finished second, leading Glista, Jones and' Dave Kacmar across the line. Results P!W (+6): 1. Dustin Sdlon (yilm); 2. A.lron M.1xwftl (Yam); 3. 8rad Twining (Yam); -4. ~ Huff (Suz): 5. Shawn A1lehouse (KTM). P/W (7-8): l. Broc: Hepler (KIM); 2. c...org~ M. &br III lCob); 3. Joe Ria (Yam): 4. Mati Healy (Kaw); S. Troy Gould For 30 Years. 50 issues a year. Every Week. America's Weekly Motorcycle Newspaper ......................................................................................... Announcing Women's & Mini Nationals • August 25 - 27 • Barona Oaks Raceway Barbecue & live Band Saturday Night· All Day Activities for Children Open Practice Tues & Wed August 22 & 23,10 a.m.· 6 p,m., $10 per rider· Friday Practice 8 a.m.· 12 noon for Entrants Only California Min; Mororcycle Club Presenu The 1995 Women's World Motocross Championships Pee Wee Stock-SOCC Pee Wee Mod-Up to 59 CCS 80ee Beginner Intermediate 250CC Pro Vet Amateur Vet r.FRE':'E~M:::;k-.-:.:-.:-;d:-,o-w-s7k""'; ::7 Motocross School, Ausust 22nd for i1111 Prr-~ntrants of World Championships Pro •All DivisioM are open CC unless specified otherwISe.• ..I' All Amaleuls & Vel Pros will race 2 mOIOS each day per class; combined scores of bolh days determines overall class champion ..I' 125CC & 250CC Pros - 250CC Pro Sal, 125CC Pro Sunday: 2 motos per day, combin~ scores of both days delermines overall world champion For More Info Call Debbie Matthews (714) '837-3374 Pre-Enlrv fee$' ..I' Pros: $60 per clillss (Post $75 per class) ./ Amateurs: SSO per class (POSl$65 per class) ..I' Pee We~/1st Timer: $25 per class (Post S35 per class) ..I' Pro Purse 10 125, 250, and Vel Pros 125 & 250 Pro Class on Sunday . 150% Payback Entry Fee $30.00 per class 60: I. Broc Hcpk-r (l(Qw); 2. Da\'id Muwelllll (Kaw); 3. Gary (Kaw); 4. Matt Healy (I(.aw); S. Troy Gould (Kaw). SR MLNl: I. jbon H..o nnann (Kaw); 2. Rayn Edl50n (Yam); J. r'S Rowle5 (Suz); 4. Keith ~'"Y (Kaw); S. Cooper Sherman (Yam}. SIMINI: I. Tig Rowls (Suz); 2. Keith FetTY (K.1w); 3. Kirk Wozrodt (Hon); 4 Jeremy Beals (Kaw); S. Joe Maye:teb.lk Jr. (Vam). 125 SCHBY: I. Freddy He:nderson (Hon); 2. Jus"n Sabo (lCaw); 3. Ean EM:hIer" (Hon); 4. ~ff IkI$Mweber (Su,z); 5. Jesse Calvert (Hon}. 25.,.; I. P~le M.1urice (Suz); 2. Scott Smith (Hon); 3. Randy Ha~ (Suz); 4. Ichny Young (lCTM); 5. Steve Wilmington (K.aw). SR I: I. Randy Hale (Suz); 2. Cemge Haker (HOfI): 3. Chris Kriebel (Suz); -I. Jim Cipullo (KTM); 5. St.....·c Wilmington (K.1w). SR U: l. Dan Morgan (KTM): 2. Crq Volpe: (Hon); 3. Larry Hinds (Kaw). SR III: I.l.ucky Vlnt.'!>(Hon). 8MBR: 1. Will Rulong (K.aw); 2. Eric Willi"ms (Hon); 3. c..'Orge Traut (Hon); 4. J"rTdt Reeves (Hon): 5. Lany Decith (Hon). VlNT: l. Arthur Mazzei (Hon). 125 C I: 1. David Maxwell (Hon); 2. Justin s,.bo (Kaw); 3. Shainc LewIS (yam); 4. J~ Pepia!1I0 (Su..z); S, Mike IUa! (Yam). 125 C II: 1. James Odum (Hon); 2. Chuck Bartz (Yam); 3. Lewis Cooke (Suz). 125 8: 1. Nate Clist", (Hon); 2. D;wid Jones (Kaw); 3. Da\'e Kaemar (Hon); 4. Jason Slammer (Suz); 5. B.}. Cufr (Yam). 125 A: 1. Tony Ikmacc (Hon); 2. Mikl.' Damr,1loski (Hon): 3. Tony Marzano (Yam): -I. Mi~ Clingon (Hon). 250 C: 1. Sh,1wn Leddon (Suz); 2. Jao&n Kllem (Suz); 3. Brent DoolittJ.? (Hon); 4. Chrll Horvalh (Hon); 5. Rick Kifer (Hon). 250 B: I. Scott Smith (Hon); 2. One KKmu (Hon): 3. 8.1. Cufr (Yam); 4. Mkhkl ~ lK.aw); S. J.l5OC'I Alworth (Hon). • 250 A: I. t.'hlw D.:lmratoskl (Hon). EXTRA: 1. Tony 80nace (Hon); 2. Nolle Clista (Hon); 3. George Baker (Hon); 4. Mike Pindulk (Hon); S. Jason Wt'eSton (Hon, OrEN B/C: 1. John ~lbal50 (Hon); 2. Dan Morgan (KTM); 3. Chip Lubinicki (IUw); 4. John Pa~ (KTM); S. Tom Whiteley (KTMI. Trophies will be aWMded lu 3D,", or all c1a))f').• Thousands of dollars in prizes to be given 10 All RIDERS!! Grand Prize Classe!! Arc as "allow!!: Pee Wee STOCK 10-61; 17-81; Ir. Cycle 0-8 STOCK; JR. Cycle 9-11 STOCK; Minicycle 180) 9·11 STOCK; 80 Novice Stock; 80 Intermediate Siock; 80 lxperl Stockl Slock; Supermini; 125 Novice lock; Grand Prize Classes ....... S60 ...... S80 125 Intermediate; 125 Expert; 250 Novice; 250 Intermediate; 250 Experl; 1st Timers, Beginners, 125112-151; 125 (16-21) • limited to Intro 10 MX, Modified .... S40 ...... S60 riders ages 25 and under. Membership Required. There muSI be a minimum or Old PharIS (A & 61 (trophies, no prizes) ....... S30 ...... 540 five riders to make a class. Gate fees for Ine MIni ~hon .. l~ Will bt> No Rainchecks, No Refunds Entry fec5' l.ttlnI

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