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win, once again beat a strong field of Expert riders. Those sent packing included Cinders winner
David Schutte, Parrish Traweek and the local
king of the small bores, CR125-mounted Jason
Maffey. Lennon was the third rider to do four
laps of the course.
Intermediate racer Craig Decker had
garaged his RM250 after trying a friend's
KX5OO, went out and bought one of his own,
then spanked the Intermediates. Decker led 25
other riders on a merry chase as he was the only
one in the class to do all four laps while finishing a super-strong 11th overall. As DeCker had
won the Beginner class at the Cinders, then
dusted the Sportsman at the subsequent
Snowflake race, which he followed by detivering
a beating to the tntrmediates at the Canyon
Raceway GP, he should be an Expert at the
December point-te-point event.
Not-so-young Tom Young had the race of his
year as he pushed the Cochise Cycle-backed
\'Z25O to a win over 18 other Over 40 riders. He
was the only one to complete the full race distance. Butch Odom was second ahead of Vintage
maven Tim "Bernie'" Curtis.
Results
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PlONSHIP
ElKIND
1995
WORLD SUPER"U
R£VI£W
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O/A: 1. Brian Bruning (Yam); 2. Ken Kozlik (Koaw); J. David
Lmnon; 4. Dayton R.tper (Kaw); S. David Schutte (Hon).
PRO: 1. Brian Bruning (Yam); 2. ~ Kozlik; 3. CAyton Raper;
4. Brian Storrie; 5, Brian Highsmith.
EX: 1. David Lennon; 2. David Schutte; 3. Parrish Traweek; 4.
Bob Jablonsky; S. Jason Maffey.
INT: 1. Cuy Decker; 2. Dirk. unge'; 3. Keith Mott; 4. Matt
Mulhs; S. Rod Bell.
NOV: 1. Steve Jann; 2. Dean Adams; 3. Josh 1bncWl; 4. Dan
Haney; S. Craig BeD.
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SPTSMN: 1. Clayton Crawford; 2. Krvin Higgins; 3. Tontmy
Thomason; 4. Cme Bryan; 5.Juon Mildwll
BEG: 1. Tim RotNml.; 2. Dustin Rackley; 3. Josh Amis (K.1w);
4. run
HethcoK;s. o.n Mildes.
'95 WORLD 500 MX REVIEW
Belgian Joel SIms ch:Inged 10 a ~ in 95 in !he IqJe of winning his tW wOOd
crown. But J'a:n:>:r 125cc & 250x "'bid ~ Thlmpas Parl
