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Cycle News 1995 11 08

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Johnson tames Trans-Cal MX By Tracy Asher RAMONA, CA, ocr. 15 Team Green rider Casey Johnson had a great week, first inking a deal with Pro Circuit and then winning the top cash in the 125cc Pro class at Barona Oaks Raceway during round three of the CMC Trans-Cal Series. The first 125cc Pro moto saw Chris Wheeler grab the holeshot. Less than halfway through the first lap, Johnson passed Wheeler with David Pingree on his rear fender. Johnson held off Pingree's every move for the first four laps before Pingree sneaked by in a whoop section for the eventual win. Dustin Nelson, who sulfered a mid pack start, r~eled in Wheeler and Lytle to m.ove into third on lap six. Pingree grabbed the checkered with Johnson and Nelson in tow. Wheeler and Lytle finished fourth and fifth, respectively. Moto two saw Tommy Oowers get a holeshot that was short-Lived. Johnson worked fast and jumped past Clowers to gain the lead with Pingree back in fourth piace. Johnson cruised out front while Clowers, Wheeler and Pingree staged a three-way battle for second. Clowers kept his Honda hUll'llIling until iap six where both Wheeler arid Pingree passed. Pingree battled with Wheeler untU the last lap when he sneaked under him to move into second and make a last-ditch effort to catch Johnson. Pingree was on fire and pulled to within three bike lengths of Johnson before sliding out in a comer and handing Johnson an easy victory. Wheeler was second with Nelson, Pingree and Clowers finishing behind him in that order. Results 50 P/W (4-6): t. Weston Pelck (KTM); 3. Chad Coles (KTM); 4. Candlc~ 2. Cole Seeley (KTM); Holshager (KTM); 5. Jon McCarthy (Yam). 50 p IW (7~9): 1. Ricky Hemme (LEM); 2. Cas Swirt (LEM); 3. j.J. Noone (KTM); 4. Mikal Overman (KTM); 5. Tylor Pineda (KTM~ 60 «()-.8); 1. Kyle Partridge (Kaw); 2. J.J. Noone (Kaw); 3. Cas Swift (Kaw); 4. Ricky Hemme (Kaw); 5. Dnllas Peick (Kaw). 60 (9-11): 1. Jesus Casillas (Kaw); 2, Daniel Taft (Knw); 3. Jedd Mt.·chna (Kaw); 4. Chris Nihan (K4Jw); S. Jonathan Rose (Kaw). 80 BEG: 1. Tim Armstrong (Kaw); 2. Matt Armstrong (Yam); 3. Brandon Hamlett (Kaw); 4. Daniel Taft (Suz); 5. Geof Robinson (Soz). 80 OPEN; 1. 8ryllJl MLGovem (Han); 2. Sean Hamblin (Suz); 3. Chris Rog~r (Suz); 4. Shane Bes8 (!Caw); 5. Bobby Bonds (Kaw). 80 (12-16): 1. Bryan M<:Covem (Han); 2. Tim Langdon (Kaw); 3. Olan Hamblin (Yam); 4, Monte Montague (Yaw); 5. Mike Diloretto (Yam). 125 BEG; I. Chris Kelley (Suz); 2. Lennie Liston (Suz); 3. Nicholas Waters (Suz); 4. Kris Lavoie (Yam); 5. Casey Newhouse (!

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