Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

Z50 INT: 1. Jon Zilhrt (Yam); 2. Keny Terracciano (Hon); 3. Tad Sclacqll;;l (SuzJ; 4. Robbie Dunham (Yam}; 5. Chris Neit'.wl ("aw). 250/500 PRO: L Tony Sul~k (Hon); 2. Pill FOSler (Kaw); 3. CISC)' Lytle (Hon); 4. Tim Tdford (Yam); 5. Nick Mairose ISuz). 500 BEG: 'I. Charil'S GdIlL'S {Kaw). IR VET BEG: I. John Bevan (KilW); 2. Donme Pinl'S (Knw); 3. ~an H.l,,'orlh (Yam);~. K~n VOlmey (Hon); 5. Kevin Wehr (KTM). JR VET N0V: I. Rob Healy (Hon); 2. Jaml'S Jongkind (Hon); 3. Ll.-c 5.lul (SUz); 4. Chuclt Kober (Suz); 5. Mike Licitra (5u;,:). VET BEG: 1. Ernie Diaz (Hon); 2. Tim O'Donnell (Kawl; 3. Michad B.urett (Hon). Vt::' NOV: 1. Rob H~aly (Hon); 2. BnlC1.' Tebo (I-Ion); J. lohn KmlSht (~on);~. DcOln Pstrandcr (Hon). VET 1NT: 1, "H,lmmerin'" H.uold Smllh (KTM), VET EX: I. Jon Z.,hrt (Yam); 2. Lt'O Saul (Yam); 3. Rodnl'y MOrrison (Hon). ~R BEG: 1. R!lnd)' Taylor (I-Ion). SR·NOV: 1. Scott Smith (Kaw):2. Bud Lewis (Yam). SR INT: 'I. Mike Ferro (Hon). SR EX: 1. Bob Dunham (Vam). OIT NOV: \. John Webb (Hon); 2. Fr.lnk Dcrby (l'lon); 3. Bill Weltman (Hon);.t Larry Kirsch {Hon}; 5. Asker L..,mklilcr (Suz). OtT AM: J. Ruthann Rcnilux (Hon); 2. Charl~s Howell (Yam); 3. Bob Luca.!l (Kaw); 4. Slc\'cJenninhs (ATK); 5, "Old Man" Bealer (Yam). OfT EX: I. Vern I3owaldo (Hon); 2. Bob 5ht'rred (Yam); 3. I30b Millner (",Ion); 4. Keith Phillips (Kawl; 5. Hal Grady (HOll), OT MSTR: I. J~rome Gibson (Hon); 2. Cary Willison IHon); 3. j.1ck-ROIl"n (Yam); 4, K\!n Renaux (Hon). Holland untouchable at Madera Motocross By Mark Hawkins MADERA. CA, OCT. 1 . The fourth and final round of the 1995 GFl Racing North's Fall series was held at the Little Okie Raceway in Madera, and it was Clawson Motorsports-sponsored Rusty Holland who came out on top of the 250cc Pro class. With the drop of the gate for the start of the first 250cc Pro moto, it was Dean M'atson who came out ~ith the holeshot and the lead. Matson was followed by Holland, Ricky Ryan, Dustin 8100mfield and Jon Nelson. Matson held the lead for about a lap and a half unti( Holland leaped past him by jumping the back-side triple. while Matson took them as a double and a Donate to sin~ gle. The running order was now Holland, Mat- son, Ryan, Jeff Pestana and Bloomfield. At the halfway point Holland had opened up a huge lead over second place, at least four or five sec- onds. On the final lap, Holland had a lead most racers only dream about and styled his way to THECLAYTON FOUNDATION the checkered flag with Ryan taking second. Pestana would hold on to third over Matson and Woods. At the start of mota two, Holland grabbed the holeshot followed by Matson, Ryan, Pestana and Woods. Holland immediately began to move away from Ryan and by the halfway point had again opened up a five- or six-second lead. But on lap seven of the 10-lap moto, Holland .2201 Cherry Avenue Long Beach, CA 90806 would slide out' entering the front straight and remount just as Ryan was turning the corner, Holland, trying to hold on to his lead, got the bike going a little before he got himself going and ~ad to literally pull himse.lf up on the Suzuki as it was jamming down the front straight. 310/427-7433 Ryan would take the white flag just ahead of Holland who seemed to have regained his composure.. and, coming around to the big tabletop jump, flew past Ryan to regain the lead. Holland would once again take the moto victory with Ryan in second, Pestana was third, Matson ·We want to be yourfavorite charity" fourth 'and Woods fifth.' Holland would take the overai"l with 1-1 mota finishes, Ryan got second with a 2-2, Pes-tOloa went 3-3 for third, fourth was Matson with a 4-4 and rounding out the top five was Woods with a 5-5. JOIN IN THE FUN!! Results 50 BEC STK (()..8): 1. Bry,lr PerT)' (KTM); 2. R)'an Gray (yam); 3. Dcan Kolstad (KTM); 4. Sknson Womack (Yam); 5. Jake Martinez (Yam). SO NOV 5TK (0-8): 1. Corey l>cnninlSlon (KTM); 2. Ryan Montgomery (KTM); 3. Nalh.ln Brock (Yam); 4. Tl'lIvis P\!rryman (KTM); 5, Ton)' Campos (Yilm). . 60 BEG ({J-tl): 1. D.lnil'l S.mi (Kaw). 60 NOV (0-8): J. Sharkman Stone (K.1W) 60 BEG (9*11): 1. Michael Brock (K.1W): 2. David Peterson (Kaw); 3. Andy Morgan (K,\\...); 4. Justin Woods (Kaw): 5. Justin Whippl\! (Kaw). 60 NOV (9-11): I. Iceman Hern'lndcz (KaW); 2. Tony Wolf (K.1~,); 3. 5nakcman GuiS/lndc (K,lW); 4. Bretl Markanan ()(awl. P!W 1:10: 1. Tony Campos; 2. Kris R\!imcr(Yam). IW BEG 0-1: 1. Lonny Fritch. (Kaw); 2. Tum Smilh IK"w); 3. Buffalo Saito (Hen); 4. Nick Gibson (St.IZ); 5. Iceman Htlrnand~ (Yam). . 80 BEG 0-2: 1. 5n,lkcman Guisandc (Suz); 2. Trafton Ch.:lndll'r (Y,1m); 3. o.1"l.' Mowery (K.'lw); 4. Justin Brock (5uz); 5. BUlch Latala (Yam). lID NOV: 1. Michael l'atll'TSOf1 (5uz); 2. JOC}' AlI,ln (Suzl; 3. Anthon)' Bailey (5uz); 4. David Klingcnbt.'Ck (Yam); 5. Bryan V~f'" SChdd\!n (5uz), 80 INT: 1. Jess Medley (Hon); 2, D,jl\'ld Boothe (HOll); 3. TUmil R...if (Hun). 125 BEG 011: J. Brmn Kl.'nt (Sm~); 2. Derek Brush (Hon); 3. Wayne W.lrd (Hon); 4. Trier Young (Kaw); 5. Justin Cass (5uz). 125 BEG 0-2: I. Erik Edm.1rk (V.1m); 2. Matt Murg,ln (Kaw); J. Mike Hunl\!r (Su~); 4. Morgan Burdette (K,jlw); 5. Shawn A\·alO.!l (Kaw,. 125 NOV: I. Trier Evans (Suz); 2. Cr,jllg TrugliO (K.lw); 3. Jes~ Medlcy (5uz); 4. Mikl.' Murgan (Y.lm); 5. Billy Bright (Kaw). 125 [NT: 1. Brt!tt Racine (Kaw); 2. Jason Jenkins (Hon); 3. Cr>llg Humphrey (5u1:);~. ClifrCook (5u:L); 5. Jl.'S5C !}ath (Hon), 125 PRO: L Rust)' Holland (Suz); 2. Rick Ryan (Suz); 3. Jcfr f'l'Stana (Hun); 4. 500n OiWtS lSuz'); 5. 1k'n 5h.:lnk (Kaw). Saturday, November 11 Sunday, November 12 Saturday The best Motocross Weekend of 1995! Saturday, November 11 is an Open Practice from 9:00 am until 3:00 pm for just $10. Enjoy the Blackburn's Famous Pig Roast BBQ free with your Sunday Gate Fee, This event is again Sponsored by our friends at I I I I. I ~ " I' I I ! I ! Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Sea-Doo oJOcala Bring a covered dish and join the fun. Serving starts at 6:00 pm. Sunday FMF presents the annual SOIlJ.heastern Regional Motocross Championsliip Race at Motocross of Marion Count)' in Reddick, Florida, the best motocross track in the Southeast. Guaranteed awards in 1st three positions. Features all amateur classes and a Pro Purse, Covered grandstand makes this the best spectator facility on the amateur circuit. Come hang out with National #10, Brian Swink. Thousands of $$$ given out in contingencies, prize, drawings, etc. Gates open Sunday at 6:30 am. Overnight parking availahle for Saturday night. Amaleur Cia ses $15.00 Phone Pro Classes .<...•••.•••• $25.00 (904) 591-2377 or (904) 591-2050 Gale Fee $8.00 At Reddick: Highway 441 lo Counly 316, E. to Nw 21st Cl, lurn Right lo lrack , ,...; I-; Q) -e Q) :> o Z 31

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