Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

I·EVENTS.' Carman cleans up at Hunt Moto Park By Michael Harasmlsz Sedanna Stlllnfock (24) leads a pack Including eventual Women's Pro class winner Jamie Pamlntuan (19) during the Women's West Coast MX Nationals at Glen Helen Raceway. Schoen shined brightly in his two wins, scoring his first in the Minl Open class where he took home top brass with 1-1 moto scores. Suzuki rider Brent Line gave Schoen a tough challenge in moto one, but Line crashed while running up front in the second contest to let the leading. Schoen go on,to the win. With Line's demise, Yaroaha rider Derek Walkoski took second ahead of Brian Dunagan. In the combined 80cc 12- to 13- and 9- to 11year-old Junior classes, Schoen used another 1-1 tally to top the field ahead of Kevin Dixon, who by virtue of his 3-1 motos was the recipient of the 9- to 11-year-old overall ahead of Line and Suzuki rider Tyler Fick, the first-moto winner in that age group. Professional action was among the best in recent months as Suzuki rider Ryan Terlecki traded moto wins with Honda-mounted Ryan Leach in the 250cc ranks. Terlecki topped a climactic moto two for the overall win, while Leach trailed across for second in the overall despite losing the runner-up spot in the second moto to brother Roby, who was third overall (4-2) ahead of Husaberg rider Kenny Olsen (34). Ryan Leach also rode a superb race in the first 125cc Pro moto, beating· Terlecki and Ryan Hagemann. However, Hagemann topped the second outing for the overall win as Leac;:h was relegated to third in moto two behind Hagemann and Terlecki. In the Intermediate portion, Kawasaki rider Dusty Lenaburg used a 3-1 tally for the win ahead of Justin Carroll. Results l!') 0\ 0\ ,..... N' N I-< Q) "S 'Q) ~ z 26 P IW BEG: 1. Jordan Mod:ridge (KTM); 2, Trevor Hukill (KTM); 3. John Duran (KTM); 4. Ricky Vanbuskirk (KTM); 5. Jordan Hogan (Yom). P/W MOD; L Lucas Schoen (Yam); 2. Robert Wul1brandt (Yam); 3. Theresa Newton (Yam). 60 JR: I. JU.!ltin Keeney (Kaw); 2. Randy Pesek (Kaw); 3. Kenm::th Hammontree (Kaw); 4.]ordon Mockridge (Kaw). 60 SR: 1. Casey Huddle8ton (Kaw); 2. Doug Watson (Kaw); 3. Tyler Fick (Kaw); 4. K.C. Chilberg (Kaw). 80 BEG: 1. Jason Ana8tasi (Han); 2. John Watson (Yam); 3. Josh Milligan (Suz); 4. Sean Collins (Yam); 5. Tyler Mock-ridge (Sou). 80 (9·11): 1. Kevin Dixon (Hon);~. Brenl Line (Suz); 3. Tyler Fick (Suz). 80 (12·1.3): 1. Kelvin Schoen (Hon); 2. Brian Dunagan (Kaw); 3. Derek Walkoski (Yam); 4. Bryan Thibedeau (Hon); 5. Jason Evans (Yam). 80 (14.16): 1. Paul Edminster (Kaw). MINT OPEN: l. Kelvin Schoen (Kaw); 2. Derek Walkowski (Yam); 3. Brian Dunagan (Kaw); 4. Paul Edminster (Kaw); 5. Randy Pesek (Kaw). 125 BEG 0·1: 1. Casey Manion (Kaw); 2. 5l!:an Connaghan (Yam); 3. Jayson Courser (Han); 4. Brandon Devire5 (Han); S. Stan Stolp (Yam). 125 BEG D-2: 1. Kris Dixon (Suz); 2. Andy Cox (Suz); 3.' Brian Mockridge (Suz); 4. Bob Kivi.'lto (Han); 5. Joaquin Medina (Aon). 125 JR: 1. Matt Williams (Kaw); 2. Paul Boisselle (Yam); 3. Justin Crouch (Hon); 4. Eric Roth (Kaw); 5. Isaac Dunagan (Suz). 125 INT: 1. Dusty Lenaburg (Kaw); 2. Justin Carroll (Suz); 3. Slevf! Cophf!r (Hon); 4. Sean Richardson (Hon); 5. Caleb Wyatt (Hon). 125 PRO: I. Ryan Hagemann (Hon); 2. Ryan Terlicki (Sui); 3. Ryan Leach (Hon); 4. Richard Wuori (Kaw). 250 BEG: 1. Chet Newton (Hon); 2. Eddie Beach (Han); 3. Jaime Large (Hon); 4. Dennis Schmitt (Yam); 5. Taylor Spike (Knw). 250 JR:I. Shane Scarborough (Hon); 2. Brell Domrude (Kaw); 3. Scott Thompson (}-lon); 4. Brad Rogers (Hon); 5. Scott Stutzman (Kaw). 250 IN!: 1. Jon Kaufman (Hon); 2. Eric Rogers (Kaw); 3. SIeve Copher (Hon); 4. Matt Schlingman (Kaw); 5, Aaron Crawford (Hon). 250 PRO: 1. Ryan Terlecki (Suz); 2. Ryan Leach (Hon); 3. Roby Leach (Hon); 4. Kenny Olsen (~bg), OPEN AM: 1. Patrick Brown (KTM). OPEN PRO: J. Roby Leach (Hon). UTH JR: 1. Monte Hill (Su~); 2, Breit Domrude (Kaw). BTH JR: 1. Matt Williams (Yam); 2. Jeff Hinzman (Hon); 3. Jared Logan (Hon). BTH INT: 1. Roby Leach (Han); 2. Ousty Lenaburg (K.1W); 3. Jon Kauffman (Hon); 4. Scolt Thomp5Oll (Hon); 5. Eric Zumwalt (Hon). OTH 00: 1. David Fox (Kaw); 2. Doug Dunagan (Kaw). OTH J.R: 1. Martin Nauman (Hon). OTH PRO: I. Michael Chase (Hon); 2. Keith Foidel (Han). OIT JR: 1. Jim Watts (Hon); 2. Randy Layne (KTM). OIT INT: 1. Ruy Crouch (Hon); 2. Patrick Brown (KTM). 50+: 1. Jim Walts (Hon); 2. Ene Burkinshaw (Han); 3. Randy Layne (KTM). WMN: 1. Koren Ruuer (Suz); 2. Lisa Garrison (Kaw). Pamintuan perfect at Women's Westcoast Nat'l MX By Debbie Matthews Photo by Brian Matthews SAN BERNARDrNO, CA, OCT. 28 Jamie Pamintuan raced to the Pro·class victory during the 20th anniversary Women's Westcoast National Championship at Glen Helen Raceway. Racing action proved to be fast and furious as women racers vied for class honors at this his.. tone event. Pro-class action provided some of the best r • .ring of the day. Sedanna Still mock holeshot moto one only to be driven wide by Vet Pro Lisa Gallo. Jamie Pamintuan raced closely in third followed by Jodi Hollow, Corina Chinen, Chrystal Ponsock, Kathy Pruitt, and Bonnie Warch. Gallo upheld Vet honor by holding the nation's top Pro talent at bay for over a lap. Gallo then made a costly error, overjumping the step-up and allowing the pursuing pack to strike. Stillmock, Pamintuan, Hollow and Chinen quickly dropped Gallo to fifth before she had a chance to recover. Pamintuan made several pass attempts on S611mock in the infield area before making the pass stick as they approached" Animal Leap." Oosing the gap in sixth was Warch. Pamintuan opened up a. small lead, as Hollow battled past Stillmock, who immediately had her hands full with Chinen, The hard-riding Chinen was all over the track, pulling alongside Still mock in the infield triples, only to have Stillmock slam the door to secure third as the flag feil. Chinen finished fourth followed by Warch, who reeled in Gallo to take first-place Vet honors by moto's end. Stillmock holeshot moto two followed closely by Pruitt, Gallo, Chinen, Pamintuan, Ponsack and Warch. Hollow got a terrible gate and started last as they entered turn one. The moto quickly erupted into an allwout war. Pruitt was the,first to fold and slipped back to fourth. Chinen made repeated assaults 01\ Stillmock to pass but was blocked in the infield esses, allowing Paminroan to take second. Pamjntuan swept past StillmoCk into the lead over" Animal Leap" as Hollow closed on the lead trio and initiated an all-out brawl. Stillmock had her hands full with a determined Chinen and a new threat in Hollow. Chinen got a better drive heading up "Animal Leap" and moved into Second. Stillmock retaliated, slamming into Chjnen in the following turn, Chinen held 00 to second position despite the impact as Hollow moved in for the kill. Stillmock thwarted Hollow's attempts and at one point Hollow struck the rear wheel of Stillmock and aJmost went down. Hollow continued her probe until it finally paid off with the third position. Pamintuan won the overall with a perfect two-:moto score. Following her across the line were Chinen, Hollow, Stillmock, Warch (taking ·the Vet Pro win), Pruitt, Ponsock, and Gallo. Results PRO: 1. Jamie Pamintuan (Suz); 2. Jodi Hollow (Suz); 3. Corio na Chinen (Kaw); 4. Sednanna Stillmock (Hon); 5. Kathy Pruitt (Hon). VET PRQ 1. Bonnie Warc.h (Suz); 2. Lisa Gallo (KTM). rNT: 1. Jeniler Nelson (J

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