Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

over were abundant. After exiting this unforgiving section, known as "Willie's Way:' many riders were in the #just finish" mode, with 20 tough miles yet to come. Davis took the overall and first in the AA class with a final tally of 2.0113. Second overall and first 250cc A went to Team Green's Patrick Garrahan with a score of 3.0210. Third overall went to David Wood with a score of 4.0312, good enough for second in the 250cc A class. Jonathon King won the 200cc A class and was fourth overall with a final tally of 5.0267. Erik Mattson was the first non-Kawasaki rider, bringing his CR250 in at 5.0293 for fifth overall and third in the 250cc A class. The top B rider was 200cc B-division winner Tim Stowe at 37th overall. Mark Babcock rode his Honda to the Open C-class win and overalJ honors in the C division by coming in 66th. Results AA: 1. Ty 0..... 15 (Kaw). WMN A; I. Michelle Cassella (Kaw). 200 A: I. Jonathon King (Kaw); 2. Jeff Geiskopf; 3. Craig Wl"Sner ()Caw); 4. Scali Anderson (Yam); 5. Steve Fry (Hon). 250 A: 1. Patrick Garrahan (Kaw); 2. David Wood (Kaw); 3. Erik Mattson (Hon); 4. Brian Garmhan (Kaw); 5. Robb Mescchl"r (Kaw). OPEN A: I. o.lna Van St~ (Kaw); 2. Paul Krause (Kaw); 3. Spencer Bloomer (Kaw); 4·. Jeff Wilson (Hon); 5. Paul Shafer (Hofl). 4·srR~ A: I. Gary Dudley (5uz.); 2. Johnny Campbell (Han); 3. TIm Moore (Hon); 4. Brad Cameron (Han). 250 VET A: 1. JIm McGrath (KTM); 2. Dave Froman (Kaw); 3. Gr.)nt Plllcnskc (Y.,m); 4. Dean Joyner (Y"m); 5. Willie Kennedy (Hon). OPEN VET A; I. Tony Megla (Hon); 2. Chris Von Kle!st (Hon); 3. Waltl"r Koch (KTM); 4. Mark Mangold (KTM); 5. Lonnie Pl,.odersen (Hon). 250 SR A: I. Phil Douglas tHon); Z. Mike Keen (Yam); 3. Dal!;' GrL'enbalgn (KTM); 4. Dan Matneson (Han); 5. Andy Koch (Yam). ' OPEN $R A: I. Bill Postel (Hon); 2. Brian Mac~an (KTM); 3. Doug Chrisll:'nscn (KTM); 4. Rich Caselli (KTM); 5. Peter Prichard fKTM). . MAG A: 1. Jerry B..li1ey (!(aw); 2. Larry Mason (Yam); 3. Ron Mill('r (SUZ). S/SR A: 1. PaLlI Bt.'Ckcll (SUZ); Z. Bill Klocn (V.1m). 200 6: I. Tim Stow..' tKaw); 2. Roland McFadden (Kaw); 3. Corey Edwards (Kaw). 250 B: I. Damien Golford (Kaw); 2. Larry Mack (Kaw); 3. Bryan Willis (Yam); 4. Ben Hatch (Hon); 5. Jerry Binkenberg (Hon). OPEN B: 1. ChrIS Budd (KTM); Z. Chris Dunne (Hon); 3. Peter Hh'ely (KTM); 4. Mike Cheney (Hon); 5. Doug CI.1gg (KTM). 4-STRK Ill. Jeffrey Blinkcnbcrg (Hon); Z. Chuck Wolfscn ($Uz.); 3. Jay Hamson ($1,1;1;). 250 VET B: 1. Jon Ca~pcrt) (Yam); Z. Joe Muum (Yam); 3. David Oellc\'l.'Chia (Hon); 4. Masanobu KamLoda (Yam); 5. K£!nt le.'rlans (Kawl. Di'EN VET 11: 1. Adam Enlickn.lp (Hon); 2. Adam Achepohal (Hon); 3. Jdf Olson (KTM). 250 5R B: 1. Rick Kanatzar (Hon); 2. Brad Clark (Kaw); 3. Kent Bell (Suz); 4. Jay Hrkcnridcr (Hon). OrEN SR B: 1. Alex Reid (Ii::TM); 2. DkkCressy (Yam); 3. Bill MOl1ellaro (KTM). MAG 8: I. 8i11 Woolman (Hbg). 200 C: 1. Anthony Van (Kaw); 2. David Halll"t! tKaw); 3. David Ikora (KlIw); 4. Brian Carey (Kaw). . 250 C; 1. Chris Lubas (Kaw); 2. Clifton Lacy 3. Wayne Buck· man (Hul»;~. Michal:! Carlo (Suz); 5. Curtis Chrlsll"nsen (Kaw). OPEN C: 1. Mark Babcock (Hon); 2. Andy Naylor (Kaw); 3. J~ph KeChi (KTM). 4--STRK C: 1. Rick Bowser (51,12); 2. Michael Behrens (Hon); 3. Dwaynl" Loucks (Hon); 4. Mark Collins (ATK); 5. Ty Monlee (Hon). 250 VET C: I. Tom Mater.na (Yam); Z. Keith Chrislensen (Kaw); 3. Christian Vaugh (KTM); 4. Malcom Kingsley (Yam); 5. Tim Spaelh (Hus). ' OPEN VET C: 1. Jeff Pelron (KTM); 2. Ron Pocher (Han); 3. Jaml.'S English (KTM); 4. Joe Ml.')'l,.'r (~uz); 5. Jocly Miller (Han). 250 5R C: 1. Roger Beckell (Kaw); 2. Dale Gehr (Yam). OI'EN SR C: 1. Joe Schmid (KTM); Z. Stl""C Suhr (Kaw); 3. Rick Arauja (Hun); 4. Tom Bol~s (Hon); 5. Richard Til!.:tso (KTMI. • Dorsch dominates FormulaTI And to reflect our thanks to our many sponsors and associates with a special thanks to the riders who made it possible Fred Merkel, Thomas Stevens and in memory of Donald Jacks. .$ SUZUKI. DUNLOP MOTU&. &~ E·!j I!.IIS It Fa ~ mD &AMj ~ ~~liUV dlYECH' • ONO SOI RIde' and and Cycle News, DIrt Dirt BIke fQf the Great Exposurel . Thanks Againl By Fred Windum ROSAMOND, CA, NOV. 19 Walt Dorsch took charge of the pavement in the WSMC Formula TT cl~ss at Willow Springs [nternational Raceway's 2.S·mile road course and came away with the class win. The dirt track machines that make up Formula 'IT were run in conjunction with the pavement-only machines. Dorsch, riding Ron Wood's twin-cam dirt track racer, led two of the slicks-and-fairing crowd, followed by Elliott I,verson, Jim Kesler and Geramy Rackley for the first lap before the streamlining adv,antage of the road racers allowed them to slip by down the front straight. Dorsch continued to tail them, even showing them a wheel in the tight section at the top of the track, but the speed advantage of the streamlining eventually let them pull away. Kesler .and Iverson followed Dorsch a few seconds back, waging a war of their own. Iverson started the race in the draft of the three leaders, but had to watch as the more experienced riders slowly pulled away. Kesler ran up behind at the start of the second lap and put a move on Iverson, stuffing his way inside turJ) three to take over second. Half a lap later, with everson in his shadow, he slipped wide in tum nine and ran off into the dirt, losing the drive to get down the long front straight. Making up time, Kesler pulled the same move on lverson in AnAp_ Concessioneire of TICKETS, AMA AMATEUR NATIONAL ENTRIES AND RACEWAY SPONSOR CONTINGENCY. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 909·880·3090 95

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