EVENTS
125 BEC: 1. Daniel DtIvis (Hon): 2. Kevin I; 4. Lara R.ocIgers (Yam).
By Donald McGregor
CARLSBAD, CA. AUG. 19
During round three of the AHRMA/ Vintage
Husqvarna summer series, Dave Fisher
remained the man to beat, logging 2-1 finishes in
the 30+ Expert c1ass for a welJ-.
Haag Hammers Hillside
By Malcolm Wood
MUSKOGEE, OK, AUG. 6
jason Haag hammered the competition in the
250cc Expert class at Hillside Raceway in
Muskogee, Oklahoma. Haag, getting out of a rut
on a new ride, has seemingly found new life and
showed the competition the shape of things to
come. Haag was impressive on what could be
considered his home track, as he quickly put the
rest of the field behind him in moto one. Cory
Watson led briefly, but Haag was giving him all
he could handle, and on lap two Haag stuffed
Watson and was roosting off to the moto win.
Meanwhile, Roger Sparks was making up time
on the first-place battle and passed the fading
Watson for the second position. Haag looking
very comfortable, had extended his lead and
was running away from the pack. Then, on lap
five after the fin-ish-line tabletop and double
jump, Haag !Tied to set up fOT the upcoming
right-hander while still airborne, and the loose
dirt in the sweeper was not enough traction for
the Honda rider and he washed out. He grabbed
the clutch and was able to keep his steed breathing, salvaging the second position as Sparks, still
on the gas, motored by with only one remaining
lap in moto one. '"I thought I could still save it,'"
said a disgusted Haag in the pits after the first
moto,"but there was more loose dirt before the
berm than I thought and I just washed out."
Haag had his Honda hooked up for a wire-towire victory in the second moto for the overall
win.
Results
P/W: 1. Shawn CI"08 (KTh1); 2. OBle ~ {Yam); 3. Tunothy Cortnd (Yam).
MlNl 60: I 5m7m Samplqr (X.aw); Z.D.V)d Readdy (Kaw); 3.
James Shddon (Hon).
80: 1, Brandon Butterfly (Suz); 2. NathalUd BnKIt (Y.un).
250 BEG: I. David Smith (Hon): 2. Larry Mou (lCaw); 3.
Michael Potte'" CSuz); 4. Janen Morain (Yam); 5. Coil Craham
oc..w).
250 NOV: 1. Chuck MIItk oc.w); 2. Randall Gillette (Hon); 3Matt McKain O; 3.
Fred Lucas (Kaw); •. Sieve
~lIan8er (Suz);
5. Wayne Barber
(Kaw).
Ingels family dominates
Diamond Raceway Short Track
By Clay Light
ROSEBURG, OR, AUG. 20
Bob and Bo Ingle have dominated nearly every
flat track race this year in Southern Oregon, and
Diamond Raceway's eighth-mile short track
event was no exception: At this event, however,
the dynamic duo became a terrific trio as Travis
Ingle joined his relatives in the winner's circle.
Bob Ingle won the Open-class preliminary,
while Suzuki riders Sean Light and Bo lngel
each picked up heat-race ww in the 80cc Expert
class. Bo Ingle also added a 125cc heat to his victory tally, and Brad Strong won the 60cc heat.
A large number of riders turned out for
some exlTa track time before the big September
16th $3500 Pro race here. Bob Ingle looks set to
take a large chunk of the Pro purse, as does fellow former AMA Junior Pro Bob Klum, who
