EVENTS.
Maico to dispense with Krugh, motoring to an
unchallenged fust-moto win.
Molo two would find the roles reversed, as
Krugh nailed the start for a great holeshot, with
Carter in hot pursuit. At the end of lap one Krugh
was still holding Carter off by inches, but it
wouldn't last. As the pair exited an uphill left
turn, Carter took an outside line. going around
Krugh sideways. The perfectly executed move
gave Carter the overall win and put an exclamation mark on the end of a perfect day of vintage
racing.
Results
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PREM ULT/L II EX: 1. Scott Davis (Yam~
PREM L/W NOV: 1. fltlll Benedid: (BSA).
PREM L/WII NOV: 1. Mike8owl'r(OM).
PREM 500 NOV: 1. David Crone (Ouc~
Pines, Jongkind pluck wins
from Wild Turkey Grand Prix
By Greg Robertson
SAN BERNARDINO, CA., OV.19
The fourth round of the California Racing Oub' 5
eighth annual Sponsorship Series got underway
today at Glen Helen Raceway in the form of the
Wild Turkey Grand Prix.
Due to construction on the national"
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only a few comers of it by"the scoring tower were
being used, but riders were let loose on some
extremely fast fifth- and sixth-gear hilly sections
just west of the main park facility.
The fast course agreed with Donnie Pines as
he ran away from the field for the junior Vet
Beginner.<:Jass win The KX25Q rider grabbed the
early lead from the dead;,ngine start and built on
it with each lap.
Greg Wilkins ran second off the start, but
within a lap was passed by Gabi Abayou and Bob
Kelley. Abayou pulled clear of Kelley to run a
safe second for most of the race. A consistent
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at its best and won easily with KerHng and
Tressor close. Steve Silvestri was the only other
rider on the same lap. a full two laps up on the
fifth-place rider, 1991 Superbike National
Champion Doug Chandler.
Chandler had shown up for the race just a
few minutes before it started and actually
joined the fray after the other racers had gone
around twice.
Scott Larson took the Vet-class win and
sixth overall. The team of Gary Miller and Ken
Chapman earned second in the Expert class
and seventh overall. Lollar and Landes made
up many spots for the next position over the
first Veteran team of Hap jones' Scott Link and
Craig Christian, closely followed by the second
Vet team of Dante D'Ambroso and Dom Filip-
pi.
Stan Smith and Cecil Short topped the
Sportsman team entries over Mike Morasca and
Tim Siacy, with Pat and Martin Townes third,
while Fred Faltersack nipped District 36 Cross
Country steward Edd Haymond in the Old
Timer departm.ent.
RACE I: 1. Juon Murrell (Vim); 2. Paul
Bergstrom/Dominic Filippi (Yam); 3. Steve Mannina/Brian
Oid:ey (Suz);4. Joe Abrams (Hon); S. O\ad Bif!1 (Hon~
SPCLTY 1: 1. Lany Andres (Vam); 2. Frank Nye (Hon); J.
Matt Gomn (Yam); 4.. Mark Chavft (Hon); 5. Phil Reyes (Hus).
RACE 2: 1. Dan Hart/Greg Miller (Hon); 2. Mark Kerling
(Yam); 3. Andy Trt:SSOr (Hon); 4. Steve Silvestri (Vam); 5. Doug
Chand1ft' (Kaw).
RACE 3: 1. John Hlebo/Steve Hlebo (Hon); 2. Dominic
nutario/ Anthony DeMario (Hon); 3. Terry 8iel/Bob Majors
(Vam); 4. Danny Barber (Hon); 5. Robert Seay/Ronnie Seay
(Kaw).
Boydstun dominates
Carlsbad Vintage Motocross
By Donald McGregor
Photo by Donnie '-- Stamen
CARLSBAD, CA, NOV. 19
Round one of the annual AHRMA/Calzona
series gave Premier-class 500cc expert David
Boydstun little challenge today, as he ran a.way
and hid in moth motos, showing everyone how
fast old BSAs can actually go.
Not only did Boydstun post 1-1 scores in COr>vincing style, but doing it on a beautiful old BSA
Gold Star with the net weight of a Ford truck
made his talent even more apparent.
The Calzona series, which pits Arizona vintage racers against California's best, and a beautiful vintage track prepared by David Fisher,
explained the great turnout and full gates. But no
one could explain the speed of Sportsman 500cc
expert Greg Carter. In race one, Carter and Husqvarna-mounted Kevin Krugh left the line like
they were tied together. The pair immediately
pulled a huge lead on the pack, but after a few
laps Carter used the excellent handling of his big
125 INT: L Oms Nelt2.e1 (Kaw~ 2. Brian Swtany (lion); 3. Jake
125 PRQ 1. Ty Kody (Su%, 2. OJ. Sweony (Su%,250 BEG I. Ja!On ~I (Yam); 2. Ene Cart (Ka:w); 3. 8(i)
Gorman (Yam); 4- F. ~ 5. Todd Heagstedt (Yam).
250 NOV, L Cmy A,.... (Hon); 2. o.ud< """" (Su%~ 3.)oIm
Dean (Stu.); 4. Dean 0stnlJ\d« (Han); 5. Rabft1 Stallcup (Kaw).
250 !NT: 1. Robbie Dunham (Yam); 2. Andy NelMm (Hon).
250 PRo. I. Mkky Dymond (l
SR EX: 1. Bob Dunham (Yam).
(Han,
PREM 500 II EX: 1. cnarl'e Beck (Mal).
P'REM 500 EX: 1. David Boydstun (BSA).
8MBR: L David FiWr (Sux); 2. Norm BlgMw (Kaw~ 3. LM
HoIth (CZ), 4. E",Cod<(M;u);s. Tom~(>."1M~
WM.'l: 1. Amy Wnght (CZ).
Resulls
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12SSPTSMN NOV; l.~~¥y('Suz);2.Dan Tron (Hon).
125 SPTSMN lNT~ 1. Ron Rmzuh (Hus).
125 SPT'SM~l EX: 1. David Fi M' (Hon); 2. Sccitt Davis (Hon).
250 SPTSMN NOV: 1 Tom Rogers (Hu!J); 2. Steve Sagely
CHon); 3. Dovul ...... (CZ,
250 SPTSMN INT~ I. Mark Thome (Hon); 2. Bnan Duane
(Mal); 3. DaVId Treft\ (Hon).
2SO SPTSMN EX: 1 Rick Pnce (M.I)
500 SPTSMN NOV' 1. Jamie Fetty (Hus): 2. Steve Heck (Hus);
3. Dave Soourfield (CZ~ 4- Mark Rose (Mal).
500 SPl'SMN IJ\'T: 1. Gil Whitaker (Hus); 2. Sam DuriCk (Mal);
3. .... Holth (CZ).
500 SP'TSMl'l EX: 1. Greg Caner (Mal); 2. Kevin Krugh (HU5~
Jt).i. NOV' 1. Ride Hanson (Mal); 2. Richard Venegas (Hon); J.
Tom Rogers (Hus~
30+ INT: 1. Gil Whitaker (Hus); Z. Harry Backer (Hon); 3. Don
Hartley (Hus).
JO..;. EX: I. Greg Carter (Mai); 2. Kevin Krugh (HUll).
40+ NOV; L John Diciaulia (Yam); 2. Rick Labgold (Mai); 3.
JeffO'Brie:n (Bul);'. DaveSroumeld (CZ~
4(h. INT: 1. Bob Spicer (BSA); 2. Steve Sabin (Mon),
40+ EX: 1. O\arUe Bedr. (Mal); 2. Ed Zome5 (yam),
50+ "",'T: 1. Mike Harper (Hus): 2. Cene Fetty (Hus).
PREM ULT/L II NOV: 1. Donald McGregor (Pen); 2. Mark
Hayzlett (Yam).
PREM: ULT/L II INT: 1. Brian Duane (Hus);2. Mark Hutchins
(Top) Donnie Pines left the field behind
en route to the Junior Vet Beginner win
In the Wild Turkey Grand Prlx at Glen
Helen Raceway.
(Above) Greg Carter (9Z) pulled off the
500cc SporUman Expert win over runnerup Kevin Krugh at round one of the
AHRMAlCaJzona sertes In carlsbad,
Catnomla.
80 (7·11): 1. Dylan Lord (Hon); 2. Daryl Ecklund (Suz); 3.
Shane Smith (Hon); 4. Chad Gaumer (Kaw).
80 (12-13): 1. S~wn Scott (Suz); 2. Oiff Jennings (Kaw); 3.
Kevin jennings (Kaw); 4. Johne' FaulJawr (Hon); 5. Tpx'l TrttIemier
(Hon,
8O(1~16): 1. Ryan Dudek (Yam); 2. Jushn Rash (Yam).
BG WHL 1. Brad Huth (Kaw); 2. Ben Stuelke (KIIw); 3. Broc
Wallace (Kaw~
VINT: 1. F. Be8le (Hon); 2.JtiOI'l Payne(Yam~
125 BEG: 1. Bryan Lang (Hon); 2. Ron WftI (lion); 3. Peaty
Ferrn (Han); 4. Matt Goldsmith (Hen); 5. Garth Wal~ (Kaw).
125 NOV~ t. Jamb Machow5ky (Han); 2. Dan Edanan (Han); 3
Ty.... Bud< (Su%); 4. c..g land"" (Han~ s. Unsdon Southworth
Willcins kept plugging away, and by the halfway
point had gotten back around Kelley for third. On
the 11th lap of what would be a 14-lap race,
Wilkins repassed Abayou to move into second
where he would stay until the finish. Abayou
held on for third with Kelley and Billy Potts
rounding out the top five.
Unlike Pines, Jongkind had to pass most of
the field to earn the junior Vet Novice win
Cory Ayers grabbed the holeshot over Steve
Hill, Ron Goodwin and Greg Reed. Michael
Brooks came from a midpack start to pass everyone but Ayers with only one lap completed.
Brooks passed Ayers and was pulling away when
trouble developed, leaving him with a DNF.
Ayers inherited the lead over a good battle for
Carsten, laRusso split
Suffolk Meadows Motocross
By Jim and Carolyn Simpson
YAPI-l),NK, NY, OV. 19
Barry Carsten and Tony laRusso bOth claimed
Overall Pro Expert.<:Jass wins during the second
of three Fall Series races at Suffolk Meadows
Racetrack.
Carsten kicked off the first 12Sc~ Pro Expert
moto with the holeshot. Kevin Nowak, Eddie
Hololob, and Tony LaRusso chased after Carsten
into the ·Supercross Section." Thro~ghout lap
one Carsten set the lead pace as laRusso was on
"the gas and moved his way into second. Jim McD-
vaine then made a charge and secured thjrd
place. LaRusso tried to catch and pass Carsten,
but Carsten maintained the advantage and nailed
down the first-moto win. LaRusso followed clo...
ly in second as McDvaine trailed in third.
At the start of moto two, the Suzuki-mount.ed
Carsten again shot into the lead followed by
Nowak, Mcilvaine and LaRusso. During the first
lap, LaRusso quickly made his way up to second
place. Carsten and laRusso battled for the win as
the pair pulled away from the pack. The motQ
and overall win went to Carsten while LaRusso
earned second place with McDvaine taking third
on his Woodbridge Honda.
In the fust 250cc Pro Expert moto. laRusso
led the race from start to finish as the roles from
the l15cc class were reversed. and Carsten trailed
and finished in second.
Manchester Honda rider Rich Rogers grabbed
the early lead to start moto two. The stage was set
as Carsten was in second ahead of LaRusso in
third. Wasting no time, Carsten took over in the
lead as LaRusso twisted the wick and moved up
to challenge for the lead. Aboard his Manchester
Honda. LaRusso made the pass on Carsten and
motored into the lead. laRusso scored the win,
splitting overalls with Carsten and providing
some great race action.
second, now -between Chuck Kober and
jongkind. CR125 rider jongkind' caught and
passed Ayers but was having a hard time pulling
away from the CR25Q-mou.nted Ayers on the
high-speed course. The bigger engine finally paid
off as Ayers retook the lead with two laps
remaining. With the white flag out, Ayers experienced problems ~nd dropped from the race,
handing jongkind the win after 45 minutes on the
track. Kober finished second. Tim McNulty carne
from a dead-last start to take third over Goodwin.
Results
P/W B 1)..2: 1. And~ Vamell (Yam); 2. Matt Lord; 3. Doug
Carter (KlM); 4. Randy Maldonado (Yam); 5. Jake Hulett (KTM).
P/W B 1).1;..1. O~mLan Lopez (Yam); 2. Cory Aytn (Yam); 3.
Mar.k Johmcm (Yarn)
PI W A: I. Edward Hming (LEM); 2. Chari Messer (LEM).
60 BEG: 1. Andrew Nason (Kaw); 2. Tyler 8rowden (Kaw).
60 (0-8): 1. Troy Tittlemier (Kaw); 2. Jared Miner (Kaw); 3,
Ricky Olive.r (Kaw); 4. Dave Carter (Kaw); 5. Dave Jackson
(Kaw).
60 (9-11~ 1. Anthony Barbacovl (Kaw); 2. Bryan Huth (Kaw); 3.
Adam Benavides (Kaw); 4. Nicholu Bur50ft (Kaw); 5. Justin C1f..
nard (Kaw)
80 BEG: 1. Gregory Fm« (Yam); 2. Robert Bland (Kaw); 3.
Brent Gilliam (Yam); 4. Donny Wiggins (Yam); 5. Vincent Benavides
(Han,
P/W: 1. Brian Murphy (Yam); 1. [)erik Jahn (Hon); 3. WillWn
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