Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

THE 1995 WHITE BROTHERS VET 250 A: 1. D.1nicl J.hellea (Yam); 2. Willia~ Kennedy (Han); 3. Jim McGrilth (KTM). VET orEN A: 1. Bill Fullr,,",'r Jr. (Kaw); 2. Lonnie Pederson (Hon); 3. Devin CanlOn (Hon). SR 2SO A: I. Andy Koch (YOlm);2. Ken Ehk."I"S (Yam); 3. Randy ... MOIrtin (Yam). SR OPEN A; I. Bill Poslel (Hon); 2. Grq; Win1cl'1 (Han); 3. Ron Bums (KTh1). MGNM A: 1. Ron Milli..... (Su.t.); 2. Terry McDonald (Hon); 3. MOrriS Norman (Hon). S!SR A: I. Robert Byrd (VOlmj. DL SPRT A: I. Randy Liebig (Hon); 2. Ron Chnstner (Hon). 200 B: 1. Chns OubowslJ (Kawl. 2SO 8: 1. L.1rry Mok:1e (~w); 2. Jason Onolnson fY.lm); 3. fNn. IUS Callaght.... (Yam). OPEN 8: 1. Jason HIggins (Koaw); 2. Doug Claggg (KTM); 3. John MClS!>rlL'f" (K.1w). ~srRK B: 1. Enc Ourr (Han); 2. Mkhad Parrolt CHon); 3. J-:rry Jacobst.." (Hon). VET 250 8: 1. &In Phillips (Vam); 2. Doug Mohr (Y..m); 3. Mark ala (V.. m)• • VET OPE 8: I. Car\!}' Elm~dorf (Ka~'): 2. Adam Achedpohl (Hon); 3. Rhett HiggIns (Kaw). . SR 250 B: I. Rkk K."lltal'Zar (K.1w); 2. Jim Boggs (Y.,m); 5. Tom Hcnkcmt."}'t.'" CVllml. SROPEN B: I. Alcx Kt.'1d (KTM); 2. DkkCrese>y (VOlm). MGNM B: 1. Phil White (Hon); 2. Kt.>n Loenerue (Yam). 200 C: 1. Ricle Nelson (KawJ; 2. M;,tI Thidl->n (Hus). 250 C: I. DllVid ClIr~on (Hon); 2. Brilln While (Han). 3. Jonathon Ford (V.1m). OPEN C: I. Mic.1h While (Han); 2. A.ndy Naylor (Kaw); 3. Mik... Baskin (Kawl. 4-srRK C: J. Bill Gillan (Han). VI:" 250C: I. Bill Gillan (Hon). V);." 250C: 1. Tom Matemll (Yilm.); 2. Doug Myrick (Yam); 3. Kt.'ith Kubachka (Y.,m). VET OPEN C: 1, M.uk Magdaleno (Horn; 2. Ron Pl,Khcr rHon); 3. Eo1rle Kdl..'1 (Hun). $R 250C: I. O;,lc Genr (Koaw). SR OPEN C: I. enry Menser rHun); 2. Tom Boh..,. (Han); 3. o.:avyd Borosko (Han). MGNM C: 1. St.1n Sweaney (KTM); 2. rhil 8lackbum (Yam). 200 D: I. HAmdan l..utt..'5 (Hon); 2. Jeremy P.nrldge (Kaw); 3. ErK: \'an Mo1rtcr(KawJ. 250 0: I. Mike Mllslin (Han); 2, Darren Rowland (Hon); 3. Monly Patridge (Hon). OPEN D: 1. MArk Huff (Suzl; 2. John l.etrl:us Jr. (Hon). 4-STRK 0: J. TIm WhlSn;lnt (Hon). VET 250 0: J. Wilham Lute!> (Kaw). VIT DIlEN 0: 1. O\o.rlght M.ltnl..'Y (KTM). 2. Michael Gauvcau IV.m); 3. Mike 1il.'1ldt.'f'SOO (Kolw). SR Z50 D: 1. Rich Kn.::lpp (Hus); 2. RichMd PoUer (Hus). SROPEN D: I. T...rryuldwell (KnA). MGNM D: 1. Kit Holmes (Yam): 2. Oint Sv,'afford CHon); 3. John Letzkus ('YoJm). Gage, Jackson scorch Washougal By Brian Barnes WASHOUGAL. WA,SEPT.17 A perfect day greeted racers al Washougal Motocross Park, with overcast conditions and more traction than most of us dream of, and it turned out to be an especially good day for Travis Gage and jay jackson. Marvin Waldo checked out from everybody in the first 12Scc moto, leaving Tim Meyer and . Travis Gage to battle for many laps before Gage was able to take over the lead. Gage was able to establish a com.fortable cushion over the last two laps and score the win with Meyer second, Steve Copher third and Travis Murphy passing jeremy Sahnow at the checkers for fourth. In mota two it was Mike Scheel with the holeshot over Copher, Scott Watson and Garhett Carter following. It took Waldo just a couple of laps before he was able to establish a lead that he would hold uncontested to the finish. Behind him were Carter, Copher, Matt Axelson, Gage and Tommy York all swapping positions for the lead. Carter looked great until the halfway point when Gage took over. On the next trip down the hill, Gage had dropped to fifth and Axelson was now challenging Carter for the lead. Axelson passed Carter and Gage did the same the. next lap, but it was Axelson taking the win with Gage second, Carter a strong third, Copher fourth and York fifth. Gage scored the overall win with a 12 score while Copher and Axelson rounded out Ihe top three. jay jackson dominated the 30-40 B motos with blistering wins over Pat Dougherty in moto one and Ted Devol m molo two. In the Over 25 class it was the same story as jackson bested Phil Johnson and Dave Lahn to win the first moto by a large margin. Results' ET L • Q>= .~ A HfcaH-FLOW AIR PRO CIRCUIT ~ SHIPS F1~AII &1 [TJ}jj4i:';/1 'W{fECDI KTM • HONDA. KAWASAKI· CCM ~ ~PftICS (VET PRO PURSE45CJQO) ~ SPOZDB~B ~ ~ __ W (D!~~~ig) ~ HUSABURG· YAMAHA· SUZUKI· ATK =~ W'.t (j~ f!1flfJJJ ttl-V liB ~tJ-elJL e'1J'N~ .,tJ"e~ Saturday: 25,30,35,40,50, 0 Age G~VInta . & DuaiSport . Sund~ 30,35,40,50,60 eo Grou~ IV PUrse Race Saturday/Sunday/Both Days - No Membership Required - Ability Levels Strictly Enforced Entry: Sportsmen $25 First Class • $20 Each Extra Class • Pro $40 Minimum Class 6 Riders • Gates 0 en 6AM • Practice 8 • Race 9: I5 Yet Pro Sunda: : Practice 10:30 • 1st Moto 12:30 • 2nd Moto 2:30 Gate Fee $10 • Under 12 Free • Gates close 10PM • PUSH your bikes! Open PracticeTtiu 8-2 ·Yet-On Pra ce riel 9-1& S 2-2· am in Promoted by Glen Helen Racing Inc -Info 909-880-3090 White Bros 714-692-3404 Rooms: Ramada Inn 909-887-300 I Ask for Glen Helen Rate - Motel 6 909-887-8191 ~~ CONTINGENCY PRIZES FROM: f] fl(:1 riilIIlII -~ '41~ ~ \A/EEI C3ge (SUZ); 2. StC\'C Copher; 3. Mall Axelson. 50: 1. Kat)' Huffman (KTM); 2. Troy 3O-W 0: J. Jay J.lcbon (Yam). 2$.-: 1. Jay Jackson (Y.,m). N~h (KTM). Coye slams Summit Point RR By Kyle B. Schalow SUMMIT POINT, WV, OCT. 7 Hard-charging Jake Coye's mission was successful in his last-minute challenge for the lead to take a victory aboard his Kawasaki 1075 during round 26 of the WERA National Vintage Series at Summit Point Raceway. Less than two laps from the finish, Coye found his way through some lapped traffic in time to step up the pace and dice with Steven Von Borstel on an incredibly nimble GPZ550. Von Borstel, who was leading for most of the ~ r-l ~ Q) S Q) :> o Z 27

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