Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

525 POST ENTRY ($1 • •DO for 2nd ct ••• ent....... Cl . . . .s: 8Occ, BOcc, 12 5cc , 25Occ, Openl125 & upl • .Jr. vet 125 ,rs.. 29 ,rs.l . Yet 130 ,rs.-39 ,rs.l • ....Ior 140 ,rs. & upl. Pee-Wee:S20 ~ RACE J OUT OF 4 RACES AND c;ETA CHANCE TO WINPRIZES FROM TRACK SPONSORS ~ CLAUWINNERS RECEIVE A RACE ENTRY TO THEMAY 11AMA AMATEURNATIONAL ~~ ~ ... YAMAHA Gl~:: .. G leS ()pen 6:30 a.m. S· a up Opens7:00un. -Pra<:tice 8:00 un. ~/U9:00un. Ben Mies was a happy man at the Happy Rock Vintage/Beginner Tr ial In Auburn. California . where he t o o k t he Modern Classic Advanced win. award. Darryl Johnson was right beh ind with 10 points. Results Lou Peick was the king of the holeshots on MORN CLSSC MSTR: 1. Kim ProC'tor (Tn ); 2. Bill Scarlf11 (Bul ); 3. Stew s.d,", (Suz). MDR."l' CLSSC ADV: 1. 8m Min (Ka w); 2. Shawn Fraihn g (Yml ); 3. S*"IP KUNnOYich (Yam ); 4. Kt-vin ln~lls (Bul); S. TL"n'Y his new big-bore Kawasaki . pulli ng both Expertclass h olesh o ts over eventual wi nner Joe Cr ouch. Peick settled for th ird overall. giving way to ha rd-charging David Fajardo. who post ed run ner-up hon ors. Perhaps the most pre ti gious presen tation of s the day came when Over The Hill Gan g represe n ta tiv e Kyl e Par sons presen ted Sue Lo th. Lib rarian of DeAnza Elementary School. with a $-140 check to purchase new child ren's books for the schoo l lib rary . The sum of money don ated w as ba sed on the numbe r of entries received a nd it was the firs t tim e in th e h istory of the schoo l that a motocross orga n iza tion d on ated mon ey for children's books. Results BEG: 1. Mich.lel Yelton,: 2. Andy Moli ; J . Ron Sh.Irp:4. Stev e n 1..ltha m; S. Robert Duncan. NOV ; 1. Dan 8em.lrdino; 1. John Curran; 3. TIm McEnter, 4. Pa u l Ikeda; 5. Brian Burt. lNI': 1. Phil McCms; 2. Mad Johmon; 3. Marty West~ 4. 10M Rizzo ; 5. Cifford JmningL EX; 1. J~ Crouch; 2. David Fa""rdo ; 3. Louie Prick; 4. Dan Townsenc:l5. Ruben Alvardo. PRO 1. Jrmme Gibit-.n.2. Ron L.W!IOf'l. "!ies rocks atHappy Rock Trial By Joann Galbreath AUBURN. CA. DEC 2 Ben Mics won first place in the Modem Class ic Advanced class at the Happy Rock Vintage / Beginner Trial at Mammoth Bar OHV Park. Organizers Mary Rock and Mark Brosius designed six sections with four loops . They we re on ly given four weeks to do this trial and they did a great job wi th such sho rt noti ce. Thirtytwo riders ent ered this event. Mies ha s been rid ing in PITS e vents for abo ut one year wi th his buddy and main competition, Shawn Frailing . Mies and Frailing breezed through the trial taking only three points. The rivals had to have a ride-off at section two and Mies came up wi th the win . Steve Kusanovich wa s righ t behind with five po ints and three clean loops. The saga contin ued in the Junior Advanced class: Andy Johnson and Greg Erwin had been ba ttling all yea r long and it finally came dow n to th is last event. On the first loop, Erwin came in with three po ints and John son came in with a clean. Erwin doesn 't look at the scores and never gives up; on the second loop he had only one point and the last two loops he cleaned the m all. Rut Johnson cleaned the who le trial which gave h im first place at this even t as well as first place for the year . The Mod ern Bike In termediate class was won by John Silva. who rode h is Honda to the eve nt, in the event and ba ck hom e. Silva be at Joann Galb reath on her new Gas Gas by four points, bu t Ga lbreath s till w on th e year-e nd RllCETEt:H JOHN BURR C YCLE PREMH / W RGD C\I"T; I. D Sha w (AJS). JR AOY : 1. And y}oftmon (Hon); 2. G~ &win (Yam ). JR t:...'T: 1. ~ Webn (YMn ). JR NOV, I. Kmny Jng.n. ('Iam~ Breimwer. MORN Cl SSC INT : 1. Jim Zopif (Y.tom) ; 2. u rry Gibson (Yam ); 3. Deruse Standky (Yam ); 4. Bob KIm (CZ ). MDR. l a.ssc NOV: 1. Sand ra Corb in (Suz ). ' MORN BK MS1R: 1. Kri th C>.J.kJey (Man); 2. JUIotin o.ld~ (Moo ): 3. Jim Winter (Hon). MDR.' l BK AnY: 1. Dick Whi ttington (Boot); 2. Harold Eigl!'nman (c..~ 3. Becky~., (Fan~ MORN BK INT: 1. John Silva (Hon ); 2. Joann Gal~ath (GG); 3. Darryl John<;Ol\ (Fan ); 4. Wsw.Shoun (8cl); 5. Phillip Smith. Caya expert in Mexico By Tony Telli er PUERTO PENASCO. MEXICO. DEC. 2 Expert-class racer Carlo Ceya made a spectacular come-fro m-behin d blast on his CR500 to nip the Pro rid ers for the overa ll at the Wh iplash Motorsports point-to-poi nt d esert race. After reeling in KX25O-mou n ted Brian Storrie 100 miles into the 13D-mile race. Tuff Guy Desert Racing Team member Caya set his sights " on fro n t-runner Will Mundy an d pinned hi s geared-to-the-eyes big-bore. Caya caught up to Mundy within sight of the checkered flag. overailing the race by 10 seconds on elapsed time. Third ov erall Sto rrie could on ly admit th a t " there wer e too many long straigh taways for me." Th e Tuff Gu ys team fielded a strong nin erider team and came awa y with eight trophies. Finishi ng some five min u tes behind Caya wa s team member David Sch u tte , who wrung-the neck of his CR250 to land fourth overall and second Expert. A tight battle between Expert riders Steve Richards and Jim Jaquette was decided by the clock. Small-bore racer Richards. who threw up dust clouds fo r mil es, would no t al low Jaquette to get close enough through the last four miles of wide-open road to the finish and took fifth overall ahead of Jaquette by 30 second s. 1:"Ii Results 0 / A: 1. Ca rlo Caya (H on ); 2. Will Mund y (Kaw) ; 3. Bmn Sto rrie (KiI w ); 4. David Schutte (Hon ); S. Seeve Richardll (Ka w). PRO: 1. Will Mundy (Kaw ); 2. Brian Storri e (Ka w); 3. Ore n Wht"l' !ef (Hon). EX: 1. Ca rlo Caya (H on); 2. Da vid Schutte (Hon); 3. Steve Rich-m il> (Ka w); 4. Jim Jaquette; S. Gary O uff (HUll). INT: 1. Harold Bliss (H on); 2. Jim v esterdal (Hon); 3. Webb H. w n; 4. Rod Rell (H on): S. Gnogg A~ton. NOV : 1. Gre gg Conroy; 2. Kevin Gree ner ; 3. Matt Toms ; 4. N ick A I08i; 5. J t'TT}' Morri son. o SPlSMN : 1. GmIP Bryan; 2. Ja... n MiteN!lI; 3. Doullj MeDo n,lid; 4. Ron land!lpl"l'gl"f;' 5. Alton ~II (Yam ). BEG : 1. Brilll\ Wil-.orl; 2. I

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