Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

• took the win with Simonsen netting second ahead of Rickman, who held off Annen for a third-place payoff. Fitzhugh, Jeff Hyatt and Cregon's Steve Hyson completed the top seven. Stermg. known for his quick-starting abilities, took an immediate lead at the beginning of the Pr<>-Am main event, followed by Randy Patterson, who dominated the class this season, and Bob Moran. But neither could put a stop to Stering, who led the race start to fmish. Patterson netted second ahead of Moran while Tim Williams, Steve Pruczinski and Frank Marker filled out the top six. Honda-mounted George Prindiville outrode a large field of 250cc Sportsman contestants to win a thrilling 250cc A main where he beat Kawasaki rider Todd Hagmann. who in tum survived Joe Lenz's advances to pick up second with Terry Akin and Robert Rosie following them to the line. Results EX: I. Dan Stanll"y (Rbi); 2.'.P. Si~ (Han); 3. Eric Rick· man (Rbi); 4. Jeff Annen (Rtxl; 5. Oms AtzhuSh CRtx). . PRO-AM: 1. Dav(' Secring (Rtx); 2. Randy Pall~ (Rtx); 3. Bob Moran (Yam); 4. Tim Williams (Hon); 5. Strve Pruczin$ki (Yam). OPEN A: I. Tony Fo. (Rtx); 2. Creg Holford (Hon); 3. Mike Ehrenhcim. 250 A: I. Q..'Org(' PnndlviUe (Hon); 2. Todd Hagmann (I(.1w); 3. joe Lenz (Yam). 250B: I. Todd Hill; 2. WalterCo(fee. VINT 2SO: 1. !..lIT)' Ward; 2. o.-vkl M.Jhl~ 3.0.\'(' Mahler. 3(h- OPEN: 1. Steve Power; 2. Oon Monlgomery; 3. o.ve Sler- ms- 125 A: 1. Dan Adku\lI (Hon); 2. Nicky Mc.Bride (Hon); 3. Robert ROSie (Hon). 80 A: 1. Chris Waite (Hon); 2. jake Holden (Hon); 3. Kyle Bunges (Hon). 60 A: 1. Chru; W.iW (~w); 2. Mike ~Ier CK.w); 3. ~m Bungrr-(lYw). 50 MOO: 1. Andy Fay (Yam); 2. Ene DebT (Yam); 3. Tyler Goos(Yam). 50 Sa: 1. Andy F.y (Cob); 2. T.). HagrNnn (M·M); 3. Cory Every Week. 50 issues a year. For Over 30 Years. ~~ Simpoon. SO jR: I. M.1t Hou.Mm.n; 2. Du5hn Frucz.mslu; 3. Jushn S. c..rtt'r Mann. P/W: I. Roby Haycodc:; 2. Kayla Chwdu. JO+- 2SO: 1. Robrr1 RoIie; 2. One Mahin; 3. AJvan Ndson; 4. Todd Hill; s. Doug Andenon. ~111an;4. Ty~ Thompson; America's Weekly Motorcycle Newspaper 40+-: 1. Strve Powft; 2. V~ HoII; 3. 8ill Fag;". Torn Sim.~ IOn; S. Chuck Hodson. VINT TW: 1. Mike Harrill; 2. Don Manlsomery; 3. Willie W.n1. Kusanovich tough at Patterson vintage trial Chris Agajanian Presents By Matt Hilgenberg PATIERSON, CA, AUG. 20 Steve K,usanovich was one of four riders to have a one-point day as he topped the Modem Classic Expert class at round five of the AHRMA West Regional Trials Series held at Frank Raines Park in north-eentral Califomia_ August weather with temperatures in the mid- to high-90s helped dictate the day's sections as trialmasters Derek Belvoir and Ken Marecak laid out five sections in a running stream. The five sections were ridden three times each going upstream, then after a 30minute lunch break, ridden three times each downstream, for a total of 30 sections. The Starman Productions event drew 40 entries. Kusanovich topped the charts in the largest class of the day, Modem Classic Expert, with his single point to the nine m~rks of runner-up David Humphrey. Kawasaki KT250 rider Scott Chapman was another four points back in third. The other three class-winning riders with one-point rides included Ken Dodge (Premier Heavyweight Rigid Master), Steve Darrow (premier Heavyweight Masler) and Andy Johnson ijunior Expert). Steve Muscatel dropped his usual four-speed Bultaco ride in favor of a Honda Tll25, and still managed to win the Modern Classic Master class over the Suzuki of John Moore and Victor Boocock's Honda. Another Honda-mounted class winner was Jack Monger, who earned the win in Modern Classic Advanced aboard his TUSO. Jim Zopfi edged Barbara Don Carlos for second on a tie £:\' breaker. R.sults PREM L/W EX: 1. JimJotuuon (Tri) 13 points. PREM H/W EX; 1. P~ler Ford (BSA) U. PREM H/W MSTR: 1. StC!ve D.lrrow (AjS) I; 2. Derek Belvoir (Vel) 3; 3. Mike Alkm. (Nor) 5; 4. MoilU Hilgenberg (ArI) 6. PREM H/W RIGID MSTR: 1. Ken Dodge (Milt) 1. ase EX: I. LM Dodge (BuI) 13. MORN CLSe BEG: I. Karen Milk-r (Yam) 10. 2. Jim Bowman (Hon) 18. MORN CLSC ADV: 1. Jack Monger (Hon) 3; 2. jim Zopfi (Yam) 8; 3. &rbara Don urlOll (Yasn)8; 4. James Miller (OuJ) 11; 5. Bill Shortridge (Mon) J2. MORN CLSe EX: t. Steve KUN'novlch (Yam) 1; 2. David Humphrey (Oul) 9; 3. Scott Chapman JlC.1w113; 4. Doyle Cook (BuI) 15; 5. Lany WarTm (BuI) IS. MORN eLSe MSTR: 1. SI('ve Muscalel (Hon) 3; 2. John M~ (Suz) 5; 3. Vidcw Boocock CHon) 18; 4. Ken M.reak CHon) 20. )R 8m I. Cody W"'" (RIX) '6. JR EX: 1. Andy johrwon (Hon). lW SHK "'" 1. Cecil Rondon (Hon) 3S. 5CtSHK "'" 1.5Nwn Poole(llet)32. SCL SHK MSTR: I. OAn On" (G-C) 11; 2. Chulilr ~ (F.an) 18; 3. Cory WftO (Fan) 2& ............ , . . ~ helps yoll do all yollr gi~ shopping at one time. YOIIr family and fritnds get aweeki, reminder of yollr thought{ulntSS each time C,ele News is delilleTtd to their door. 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