Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

250 VET A: 1. Jim McGrath (KTM); 2. Willie Kenned)' CHon); 1. David Byrd (Vam). OPEN VET A: I. lim Schmidt (K.tw); 2. Mark Gem.. (lCTM); 3. Rob Poznoff (Kaw). 250 SR A: 1. Mike Keen (Vam); 2. Ken Ehlen; (Yam); 3. Andy Koch (Yam). OPEN SR A: 1. Rw:h Olsdh (ICTM); 2. Greg Winkel (Hon); 3Richard Jackson lKaw). MAG A: 1. Bill DanM.-1 (Knf); 2. Walt Baehr (Kaw); 3. Jcrry B.lile)' (Kaw). S/SR A:. 1. Paul Bcc:kell (502.); 2. Twt.'d)' Byrd (Yam); 3. Imn • Sinclair (l(.Jw). WMN B: I. Tr~ McKisKk(Yam);2. Vicki Keen (Kaw). 200 8: 1. Chris Dubowski (Y.am); 2. RoLand McFOKIden (Kaw); - 3. Corey Edwards (VJlmi. 2SO 8: 1. Duslin Hou!k-holder- (Yam); 2. I...arry Mack (lGlw); 3. Q\Uck Dt.'"'~ (Kaw). OI)EN B: I. Juan Higgins (K.aw); 2. John Mcissner (Kaw). ~STRK 8: 1. Eric Durr (Hon); 2. Mike' PaJTOlt (Hon). 250 VET 8: 1. Jeff Coffman (Vam); 2. Mark Zela (Yam); 3. Ch.,J Murray (Yam). OPEN VET 8: I. Doug Clagg (KTM); 2. Jeff Tibbits (Hon); 3- Adam Achepohl (Hon). 2SO SR 8: I. Rick Kanillur (Han); 2. Larry Curl (KTM); 3 Charll'!> Brown (Yam). OPEN R B: 1. Alt.-x Reid (KTM); 2. Cregg Humber (Yam); 3. Bob Williams tHus). MAG B: I. Arl Whltnc)' (Hus). WMNC: I. FrolyCannnn (Knw). 200 C: I. RoOOrt Wigt!.!y (Kaw); 2. John Dristits (K.1W); 3. Mul'phr McMar'lO$ (Han). 250 C: 1. Chad Peters tV"m); 2. Dolle Moorc (1<.11'•• ); 3, Alex bpat« (Ytlm). OPEN C: I. Micah While (Hon); 2. Mark &bcock (Hon); 3. Se.ln O'K...... re (Hon). . 4·STRK C: I. Hidenorl Hllnllwa (Hus); 2. Bill Cillan (Hon); iI. P"'rry COItn (l1on). 250 VET C: 1. Urad Salim (KllW); 2. Jamt.os Riggs (Kaw); 3. Tom M.ltcma (Yam). OPEN VET C: I. Jeff Pelron (KTM); 2. Colbum Ingle (Hon); 3. Dand Sllvl'S (KTM)... 250 SR C: 1. ROHer &.'C!..etf/Kaw); 2. Chris Sorenson (KTM); 3. D.lle Gl!hr (K.l~'). OPEN SR C: I. Tom Boles (Hon); 2. Q.l\·id B.lrosko (Han). MAC C: 1. Ray I\hlchclljYam). S/SRC: 1. Joe AnastastOSr. (KTM). WMN D: 1 &:cky McCoy (Kaw). 200 0: I. Kurt CaSl!1li (Kaw). 250 D: I. ScOCI Walters (Yam). OPEN D: 1 Bnan Rt.~ (Kaw). 4·STRK D: I. Cn.,; Blcknt,oll (KTh1). 250 VET D: 1. Greg Nclson (Kaw). OrEN VET 0: I. Tod Str,lIn (Hon). 250 SR D: I. Michael Mooney (Yam). OPE SR D: 1. J~pn Enn& (Hu:.). MAG I> I. Kif Holmes (Volm). Rainbow II MX hosts OTHG National By J.R. Canaguier SAN JACINTO. CA. OCT. 13-14 The Rninbow II Cycle Park was a new venue for the fourth round of the Over The Hill Gang alional Championship Series as some of the best veteran riders on the West Coast gathered to do battle for two days. . Of 311 the classes in the format, few could match the racing excitement of the Novices as Dan Smith put together four moto wins to capture the overall victory. The reaJ racing, however, was for the second through fifth positions. Going into Sunday's race it looked like Dave Cooley would continue with his consistent sec· ond-place finishes l but a nasty soil sample on lap three put him at the back of the pack. Also in the running were Pat Cocagne, Jon Marshall, Jarvis Gross and Mike Villa. With all these guys only a couple of points apart, it was anyone's guess as to who would prevail. Smith holeshot moto one and sailed away unscathed as Gross, Marshall, Cooley and Wayne Matheny rounded out the top five at the end of the first lap. Gross and Marshall duked it out for aU of the next two laps until Marshall put a move on Gross for second. Gary Arnold, who had moved up from a poor start, saw the opportunity when Marshall got by Gross and sneaked in to take over third. By the end of lap four, Arnold was pounding on the rear fender of Marshall until the pressure got to be too intense, and Arnold moved into second. Gross put on a lastmmute charge to get by Marshall, but time ran out and he had to settle for a well-deserved fourth. Pat Cocagne was fifth. Down, but not out, Gross rocketed to the lead as the gate dropped for moto two, leaving Smith, Marshall, Dave Cooley and Arnold to fight for second place. Marshall grabbed a handful of throttle, passed Smith, and started moving in on Gross for the lead. When the two leaders came together on lap four, Smith made his move and took off for the checkers. Arnold managed to get by Cross on lap five. The moto ended with Smith taking the win followed by Arnold. Mar· shall, Gross and Cocagne. Results Want Ad information -(310) 427·7433 I .1' GENUINE RACING PARTS 11 T~ Jenkins; MXlATV High performance race style pistons manufactured from special high-silicon aluminum alloys. Piston kits supplied with rings, circlips, wrist pin. For leading makes and models, see your dealer. BEG A: 1. Tlln McEntce; 2. Uri.ln Burl: 3. Mikl.' Bronson: 4. 3. Andy Mail'5; 4. Rick Mltulsl..i; 5. Slcvt' Matson. NOV A: I. D.l" Smith; 2. Pat Cocagnc; 3. Da~'e Cooley; 4. Jan'is Gross; S. Gary Amold. NOV 8: I. Shoun I...et:; 2. Kelth t\1olnsficld; 3. John Curran; ... Dan 8cnlandino; S. Paul Hickman. INT: I. Xolt Berger: 2. Dave Ha~lI; 3. Phil Means; ... Marty W~h.'rman; S. Oon o...omylm. EX: 1. Greg Albin; 2. RUSliCII MOrriS; 3. D.l\'e FaJ

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