Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

EVENTS. SCHBY: l. Jason FredCer (Hon); 2. Chris Berry (Yam); 3. jeff Cib!lon (Kaw): 4. Scott Metz (Suz); S. David Whitcraft (Hon). 17-24: 1. Dallas Avery (Hon); 2. Joey Belmont (Kaw): 3. Adam Johnson (Hon): 4. Pat 11vall (Hon); 5. Ryan Mchale (Hon). 250 A I. Mike Blair (Yam); 2. Richard Robinson (Hon); 3. Adnmjohnson (Hon}. 250 B~ 1. Charlie Dunaway (Kaw): 2. Billy Demastry (Hon); 3. Chad Spmosi (Kaw); 4 Dallas Avery (Hon); 5. Ryan McHale (Hon, 250 C: I. James O\apman (Suz): 2. Tony Crum (Suz); 3. Troy Cr.lIglove (Yam); 4. Rick RusseU{Hon); 5.]im Wi!.b; (Suz). 125 A: 1. Jason Frecker (Hon): 2. Tommy Colher (Hon); 3 Chm Berry (Yam): 4. james Ec:keI (Yam); 5. Mike Blalr(Yam). 125 B I. o.nrlie Dunaway (Kaw); 2. joey Belmont (Kaw); 3 Scott Mea (Suz.); 4. Bn.m Miley (Hon); 5. Patrick ThraU (Han). 125 C: t. Bub Thomas (Suz); 2. Mike Ivers (Yam).; 3. Doug Can (Suz): •• OJ Lugenbeel (Suz~ S. Robert Smith (Suz, OPEN B: 1. Larry Shumaker (Yam): 2. Tim Unger (Hon). 25+: I. jeff Flora (Han); 2. Richard Robinson (Hon); 3. Cury Bmlett (Hon); 4. Brad Hess (Hon); 5. Martm Pm." (Hon). 30+: l. Richard Robinson (HIiIn): 2. Gerry Bennett (Hon); 3. Brad He88 (Hon); 4. Phillip Pumel (Kaw); 5. TIm Linger (Hon). (Top) All the class champions as well as the behlnd-the-scenes participants who keep the Dirt Track Riders Association going strong were recognized at the DTRA Awards Banquet In Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. (Lett) Jason Frecker blazed to four moto wins, capturing the 125cc A and SChoolboy classes at the Central Ohio MX. 40+ INT: 1. Charlie Bed< (Mai); 2. Curt Lange (Bul); 3. Bob Spie..- (BSA); 4. Rich Smith (Mai); 5. Vic Cu,ti (Oss). . 40+ EX: 1. Randy Lewis (Ric); 2. Robert Poole (BSA); 3. Robert Do,an (CCM); 4. lolm Lundgren (Bul); 5. Steve Sp,agle (Hus). 50+ NOV: L Jim Cooke (Hon); 2. Lane Alien (BuI); 3. Wayne Rantz (Hon); 4. Alden Robertson; 5. Paul Elmore (BSA). 50+ LNT: 1. Rodney Henninger (Ric); 2. Danny Smart (Hus); 3. Ron Oawson (Mai); 4. Dennis Tooman (Hon); 5. Anthony McDoweU (Tn). . 60+ NOV: 1. Norm Blackmer (Kaw); 2. MelVIn Shapiro (Oss). 60+ INT: I. Geo'ge Cayssials (CZ); 2. Ed CnoweU (Mat); 3. Chuck Herron (BSA). . BMBR NOV: I. Toivo Kent (Bul);:Z: Jeff Post (Mal). BMBR INT: 1. ~ Fabry (Yam); 2. Pete Tavattz. (Suz~ BMBR EX: I. Randy Lewis (Mon). Frecker hot and cold coeR MX By Rupert F. Pellett Photo by Mike lewis PREM SOO INT: 1. Terry P,att (BSA). PREM OPEN 1W NOV: 1. Yerne Elmore (Oss). PREM OPEN TW !NT: 1. Norm Shields; 2. Marsh Runyon (H-D); 3. Ed Crowell (Mat). PREM OPEN 1W EX: 1. Danny Davies. PREM UIL II NOV: 1. Mike Folena (Ric). PREM U/L II INT: 1. Joe Lorenzen. (CZ); 2. Curt Lange (BuI); 3. Lee Fabl)' (Y·T); 4. Doyle Cook (Ric); 5. Brian Duane (I-I,U5). PREM UlL II EX: 1. Scott Davis (Yam). PREM UW II NOV: 1. Rowt Whitak..- (BSA). PREM UW II /NT: 1. Keith Lynas (Oss); 2. J.D. Janiee (AjS); 3. John Gullifo,d (Oss). PREM UW II EX: 1. Robert Poole (BSA). PREM 500 lJ NOV: 1. David Duvarney (Hus); 2. Verne Elmore (Ric); 3. Ed Reedy (Tei): 4. Jim Stone (BSA). PREM 500 II INT: 1. CharUe Bed< (Mai); 2. Martin Dahlquist (G,e); 3. J-D. Bromlet (BSA); 4. Jack Monge, (Tn); 5. Doyle Cook (Ric). 125 NOV: 1. Joel Hanson (Hon): 2. Jamie Hanson (Yam). 125 INT: 1. Acmen Clawson (Kaw); 2. Mark Arsenault (Hon); 3, Bryan Davis (Hon). 125 EX: 1. Chris Radzinski (Kaw); 2. Scott Davi.s (Hon). 250 NOV: 1. Richard Yelkin (Bul); 2. Don Beese (Hon); 3. Chuck DeRan (Yam); 4. David Kuns (Mai); 5. Ron ScluxUdt (Yam). • 250 INT: 1. Edwin Loweobe'll (BuI); 2.. Kcith Lynas (Oss); 3. Ron Harrison (Hon); 4. Brian Duane (Mai); 5. Gal)' Egloff (Hus). 250 EX: I. Chris Radzinski (Kaw); 2. Greg Blazek (Hon); 3. Ron Melton (Oss); 4. J.....-ny Mickles (CZ); 5. Rick Pnce (Mai). SOO NOV: 1. Kevin Akrey (8u.l); 2. Ron Jordan (Hus); 3. Dennis Graham (Mai); 4. Robert Van Scyoc (CZ); 5. Toivo Kent (Hus). 500 INT: 1. Joel Bilotta (pen); :z: Rich Smith (Mai); 3. Mark Henry (BuI); 4. Johnny Stevens (Hus); 5. Kevin jones (Mai). SOO EX: 1. Greg Blazek (Mai); 2. Greg Carte, (Mai); 3. Paul Seder (Hus); 4.. Rick Price (Mai); 5. George lI') 0\ 0\ .-; 0\' C'l I-< Q) "S Q) > o z 36 Galling (Mai). OPEN 1W NOV: 1. Ga,don Edwards (Tn). OPEN TW INT: 1. Rodney Henninger (Ric); 2. Johnny Stevens (Tri); 3. Joel Sweeney (Tri); 4. Jack Monger; 5. Kevin Jones (Yam). OPEN TW EX: 1. Don Howard (H-D); 2. Scott Dunlavey (Che); 3. John Lundgren (Tri). WMN NOV: 1. Ginger Hilgenberg (Tri); 2. Ellen Voe.rmans (Hon). WMN (NT: 1. Erin Larsen (Hon); 2. Debbie Kane (Ric); 3. Kim Milewsky (Bul); 4. Debomh Poole (CZ). 30+ NOV: I. Kevin AkJ-ey (Bul); 2. Richa,d Yelkin (Bul); 3. Dennis Graham (Mai); 4. David Duvarney (Hus); 5. Don Beese (Hon). 30+ tNT: 1. Joel Bilotta (pen); 2. Mike Korenwinder (Hoo); 3. Todd Engle (Han); 4. Gal)' Egloff (Hus); 5. Oark Sumner (Suz). 30+ EX: 1. Rob Ely (Hon); 2. Scott Davis (Han); 3. Greg Cart..- (Mai); 4. Geo'Se Galling (Mai). 40+ NOV: I. Jeff Snyde, (Hon); 2. Chuck DeRan (Yam); 3. Ron Jordan (Hus); 4. Mike Folena (Hon); 5. lohn Koch (Mat). SUGAR GROVE. OH. NOV. 4 Jason Frecker went undefeated in a total of four motos to sweep the 125cc A and Schoolboy classes at the Central Ohio dub cowse. Temperatures hovered around the 4O-deg,ee mark as an occasi.onal snowflake landed at this chilly race, yet all competitors seemed to war~ up in the heat of the battle. Frecker thrust hJS Honda of Troy/Pro-Actioll/CRl25 to the fwnt at the start of the mota-one ill 125cc A-class action' but Tommy Collier doubled by and took off in the lead. The Yamaha's of jimmy Eickel and Chris Berry battled over thi,d as the lead duo escaped out front. Frecker followed Collier's lines for a while and then surprised Collier by sneaking inside Collier over the massive spectator double-jump to steal first Frecker never again surrendered as he screamed his Honda through !he next six laps to take the checkered flag. Collier followed in second, Eickel in third, Berry in fourth, and Mike Blair in fifth. Frecker is a master at holeshots, and he used mota two to demonstrate his starting procedure, jamming into the lead and roosting out of th'e tight first tum. Collier was having none of it as he quickly doubled pa t Frecker to take the lead by comer three. Collier was on the serious fuel as he skimmed through the whoops, but a crucial error slammed him into the tires at the start of the tricky dirty half- dozen section, allowing Frecker, Berry, and Eickel to charge by. Collier ,emounted in fourth ahead of Blair and sixth-placed Adam johnson, and he would take off in an impressive charge to catch the leaders. But Frecker had established a very quick and smooth pace, and no one was able to catch him. Frecker led second-placed Berry. Collier and Eickel across the finish. Frecker would have to deal with Berry once again in the Schoolboy class. but Freckex's e"or- free style earned him two moto wins. In 30+ action, Richard Robinson powered his Robinson Racing/Fast Boys Dirt Toys CR250 to a dominating win. mastering both motos in high-flying fashion. Results 50 (4-6): 1. Ryan Reedy (KTM): 2, Matt Spaulding (LEM); 3. Eric Browning (Yam): 4. Andy Schatzel (Yam): 5. RYlln Ivers (Yam). 50 (7-8): 1. Terry Au~ Jr. (Cob); 2. Joey Pellett (Cob). 65:1. Chris Whitcraft (Kaw); 2. Derek Sturgell (Kaw); 3. WlIIy Browning (Kaw); 4. Joey P~lIett (Kaw): 5. Willillm Johnson (Kaw). MINI JR: 1. Q\ris Whitcraft (Suz): 2. Derr:k Sturgell (Kaw); 3. Willy Browning (Yam); 4. David Hem (Kaw): 5. Chad Shakelford (Yam). MINI SR: 1. Jeff Gibson (Kaw); 2. David Whitcraft (Su.z): 3. Scott Kuchler (Kaw); 4. CJ.1.kach (Yam); 5. John Tackett (Kaw}. Champions honored at DTRA banquet By Tim McBride BROOKLYN PARK, MN. OCT. 29 The Dirt Traek Riders Association held its annual awards banquet at the Isaac Walton League Lodge on the scenic banks of the Mississippi River in Brooklyn Park. Long-time promoters Buzz and Marie Arndt treated constituents, friends and fa.mily to a potluck buffet, door prizes, the presentation of aw..-ds, and some heavy-duty bench racing. Before the presentation of the dass championship awards, the Arndfs emphasized that without the combined effort of several sources - which is in fact what club

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