Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

l' E.vENT~ .• 250 AM: 1. Jim Bryant (Hon); 2.. David Seligman (Han); 3. Travis Sluder (Kaw); 4. Art Fleming (Yam); 5. Dan McNudin (Hon). 125 AM: I. Curt Korte (SUl.); 2. Steve Reynolds (Hon). 30+ AM: 1. Paul Reime1 (Yam); 2. Frank Sacher (Kllw); 3. Daniel Lee (Kaw); 4. Duna Reed (KTM); 5. Lewis JoIliH (Suz). 40+ AM: 1. Rodger Mercer (KTM); 2. Bob Williams (Hus); 3. John Miller (Kaw); 4, Dnvld Trueman (Hon); 5. Tom Stephens (KTM~ SOot AM: l. Ken Cosmo (SUl.); 2. Don 8e.cnstein (Hon); 3. Terry Adams (Han); 4. Art WhitN!y (HuI). OPEN NOV: 1. Craig Hoffman (KTM); 2. Curtis Calder (KTM); 3. Pete CAnnizzaro (Hon); 4. Jesse Martinmaa (KTM); 5. Dennis Cunningham (Hon). 4--STRK NOV; I. Jason Howe (Hon); 2. Monty Halgrimson (Han); 3. Jot £anBola (Kaw); 4. David Mumma (Hon); S. John Souza (Hus). 250 NOV: 1. John Flynn (Han); 2. David Mothershead {Hon); 3. Michael Ferrei.ra (Yam); 4. Chriss Kaila (Hon); 5. Ben Oliver (5uz). 125 NOV: 1. Scott Haywood (Suz); 2. M:\fvin Small (Suz); 3. Ryan Devonshire (Han). 30+ NOV: 1. Don Veigel (Kaw); 2. Mike Thomas (Han); 3. John Du.ncan (Kl'M); 4. Jeff Ford (KTM); 5. Glen Middlesread (5uz~ 40+ NOV:'. Rick Purcell (Kaw); 2. john Morros (Hon); 3. Gary Mohler (KTM); 4. Bill Wagoner (Kaw); 5. Bruce Paulson (ATK). SO+ NOV: 1. Bob Amos; 2. Fred Middleton (KTM); 3. Wally Dominguez (KTM); 4. Larry Randal (Hon); 5. Robert Small (Han). 60+ NOV: 1. Robert.PiefllOn (ATK). WMN NOV: 1. Naomi Willis (Hon); 2. Becky Phariss (Kaw). BMBR NOV: 1. Thomas Glover (Hon). (Above) Dennis Jonon (136) defeatad Justin Workman (31) for the win In tha 50cc Stock (7-8) cia_ during tha Starwest Mini Stars MX. (Laft) 5evantaen-yaar-old Nick Pearson became tha youngest rider ever to win a National Hare & Hound with his victory in the Moonrock 9 National Hara & Hound In Navada. 125 BEQ L justin_Gifford (Hon); 2. Raven Addinb'torl (Hon); 3. Brookie Renker (Hon); 4. Travis Miller (Kaw); 5. Hoyt Dutton (lCaw). 250 BEG: 1. Oyde Jorgensen (Yam); 2. Sean Gordon (Hon); 3. Jeff Saianl (}(aw); 4. Steven Fambrough (Hon); 5. Don Gray (Yam) S/MINI 1: 1. Justin Buckelew (Yam); 2. GioTl..odesm (Kaw);3. Ivan Tedesco (Kaw); 4. Andrew Short (Kaw); 5. Adam Burris (Suz). S/MINI 2: 1. Veda Addington (Hon); 2. Eddie Martinez (Yam); 3. Richard $amberson (Yam); 4. Mike Szabo (Yam); 5. Dustyn Marsins (Yam). 80 A: 1. Justin Buckelew (Yam); 2. Ivan Tedesco (Kaw); 3. Gio Tedesco (Kaw); 4. Billy Dobson (Suz~ 5. Andrew Short (Kaw). 80 B: 1. Oint Peterson (Kaw); 2. B~tt Burin (Yam); 3. Michael Hill (Suz). 80 C: I. Lee Fambrough (Yam); 2. Eddie ·Martlr\Ct. (Yam); 3. Vl..-da Addington (Hon); 4. RaUltCl Husler (Kaw) S. Gilbert Carcia (Hon). 80 BEG: I. Jackson Cerkleski (Kaw); 2. Ronnie Smith (lIon); 3. JeHrey Hill (Suz); 4. Andy Otis (Yam); 5. Chris jones (Kaw). 60 BEG: 1. Martin Montano (Kaw); 2. Grant MdGnnley (KllW); 3. Lance Hiser (KTM); 4. Qmse Selman (}(aw); 5. Wl...,Jey Breckenridge (Kaw). 60 (7-9): l. T.... Vor Mauks (Kaw); 2. Moss Halladay (Kaw); 3. " Jeremiah Priest (Kaw); 4. Zack Dyer (Kaw); 5. Spineer Rogers (Kaw). 60 (10-11): J. Brad Alarid (Suz); 2. Mati Burris (Kaw); 3. Otri topher pheJm (Kaw); 4. Jeremy Wilson (Yam); 5. Tony MartiflCl.(Kaw). P/W BEG: 1. RC Szabo (Yam); 2. Charles LedJord (Yam); 3. Javier Chavez (Suz); 4. Jason Fleming (Yam); 5. Daniel Fleming (Yam). P/W (4-6): 1. Josh Marsine (KIM); 2. Rynn Wilson (Yam); 3. Br.KIley Graham (LEM); 4. Phillip Olivar (Kaw); 5. Jason Wright (Yam~ • P/W (7-8): I. Mark Graddy (LEM); 2. Matthew Davis (LEM); 3. Tom Suman (LEM); 4. Lance Hiser (KTM); 5. Tanner nlergesen (KTM). P/W OPEN: 1. Martin Montano (Ynm); 2. Matthew Davis (LEM); 3. Lance Hiser (KTM); 4. Mark Graddy CLEM); 5. n,omas Suman (LEM). Saum hits Below the Rim Trial By Dana Cline It) ~ .-I OO~ I-< Q) "E Q) ~ z 30 PAYSON, AZ, OCT. 8 Trails Masters John Suriano and Jim Walsh put on a challenging Trials event in the historic Zane Grey area of northern Arizona, located just outside of Payson. It was the Central Arizona Trials Club's second event of the 1995-96 season. Junior through Intermediate classes rode the sections in the morning, and Advanced and above rode in the afternoon. By using this type of schedule, most riders get to have a chance at checking or scoring sections that they normaUy are not riding. Andy Saum was the Champion-class winner on his Gas Gas, while Beta-mounted Bob Pennington took the Expert-elass win over Fantie rider Carl Miller. Rasulls JR: 1. Derick Ce!iheU (yam). BEG: 1. Randall Bohl (Swm); 2. Dan Olain (Hon). VINT: 1. Brad Taylor (Oss). 1W SHK: 1. Mike Cruise (Fun). SR NOV: 1. Terry Sterrett (Tri) NOV: Eric. Winters (Yam). ELITE: 1.Pat Paddock (Bet). SR lNT: 1. Rob Reese (Yam) tNT: 1. Jesse Green (c;..c), 2. Rick Hillsamer (c;.c), 3. Rob Stanly (yam). SR ADV: 1. Mark Sutton ~t). AnV: 1. Jeremy Patrick (C-C); 2. Johnny Harshman (Bet); 3. Tim Hillsamer (G-C). SP'TSMN: 1. Greg Compagnone (G-G); 2. Bob Grant (G-C). EX: 1. Bob PenniQgton (Bet); 2. Carl Miller (Pnn). Q-lAMP: 1. Andy Saum (e.G). Pearson rocks Moonrock H&H By Debbla Kane SPARKS, NV, OCT. 1 Nick Pearson was the first to get re-entry clearance at the Moonrock 9 National Hare and Hound in the Hungry Valley OHV area north o.f • Reno. The 17-year-old piloted his KTM across Nevada's lunar sttI£ace to score the overall win, making h·im the youngest rider ever to win a National Hare and Hound. Greg Zitterkopf was close behind to pick up the brass in the FourStroke class. A little moon dust wasn't enough to slow Drey Dircks from taking the Vet-class honors. Sam Key managed to jump the craters and claim the Open-class win. "Rocket" Rex Statim was looking pretty spotty for a 4Q-yearold in the Senior Division, _and the bottest Super Senior was Louie Marshall. This year's course was pretty chaUenging, but £u1J of variety. Along with the usual jaunt through the famous "Moon rock" formation, there were_plenty of sand washes, whoops, fast roads, and a downhill section fu'IJ of rocks. Congratulations to Paul Reimel for taking the overall Amateur-class win and to Craig Hoffman for being the top Novice rider. Michelle CasseUa sewed up the Women's Expert class while Naomi Willis just barely edged out Becky Phariss for the Women's Novice trophy. For Team No Snivelers, promoters of the Moonrock, this was a Special event. Along with the help of MADD club members, promote.rs asked participants to tie a red ribbon to their chest protectors for fellow members George and Judy Baker, victims of a dnlnk driver. George has been hospitalized since the August 7 accident. His wife Judy was killed. He is recovering from surgery to rebuild his face and ankles, and has suffered the loss of an eye. Thanks to local tel.evision station KOLO, George was able to see the support of all the racers. Team No Snivelers M.e. was thankful to aU those who wore ribbons and announced that every year, $1 per rider will be donated to MADD in George's name. Results OPEN EX: 1. Sam Key (Kaw); 2. Mark Lundgreen (KrM): 3. DnMy Deroche (KTM); 4. Greg Paramount (KTM); S. Cary Sharpe (Kaw). 4-STRK EX: 1. Greg Zitterkopf (KTM); 2. TholTh"lS Hampton (HUS); 3. Jeff Capt (Hon); 4. Kevin Brown (Hon); 5. Jay Heying' (KTM). 2SO EX: 1. Nick Pearson (KTM); 2. Jim Gray (KTM); 3. Craig Smith (Kaw); 4. Jason Kawell (Kaw);5. Eric Mashbir (Hon). 125 EX: 1. Allan Cassaro (Hon); 2. Scott Herweg (KTM). 30+ EX: 1. Ore)' Dircks (Hoo); 2. Abe Bnumann (Kaw); 3. David Froman {Kaw); 4. ~Smith (KTM); 5. Randy jennin8'(Yam). 40+ EX: 1. "Rocket'" Rex Statm (Kaw); 2. Bill Maxim (!

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