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Fay runs away with ElmaIndoor Short Track By Clay Ugh t aMA, WA, JAN. 13 Mickey Fay proved that ove r two decades of d irt track racing experience doesn 't make one too old when he outrode a huge field of Expert and Pro-Am riders in the Pro main event at the District 27 season opener at the Gra ys Harbor Pavilion. National number 13 Fay, th e Northwest's premiere indoor short track rider, flew to a win in one of the three Pro heat races , beating Chris Fitzhugh who deb uted his National number 49 plates and also transferred directly. Heat two went Eric Rickman's wa y as he bea t Pro-Am rider Steve P ru cz in s ki, while the final heat placed Troy Rose and Mark Patterson into the ma in. Two semis placed Jason Anderson and Mike Harritt into the final; the last transfer to the elite A main we nt to Lee jensen. Fay sat the po le position for the 12-rider, 15- lap main, which was a mix of Expert and ProAm riders. Fay holeshot the field and was never challenged, breaking away from a battle for second between Fitzhugh, Rose, Anderson and Patters on. La te in the main Fay was long gone, w h ile things mixed up for second between Fitzhugh, Rose, Anderson and Rickman, a spot which was controlled by another of the seasoned ve terans, Fitzhugh, who edged out Rose, Ande rso n, Rickman, Patterson and first -lim e Pro-Am rider Todd Hagmann. Results OPEN PRO; 1. Mickey FoIY (lUx); 2. Chris Fitzhugh (Yam ); 3. Troy Row (Rtx); 4. }.J !IOfl Andenon (Rtx); 5. Eric Ricbnan (Rtx). OPEN A: 1. Rua Lynch (Rtx ); 2. WillWn Ausbun (Yam); 3. T any Fox(Ra). 250 k 1. George Prindiville (Yam); 2.. Byron Dobon (BuI); 3Eric Been:h (Hon). ~ 125 A: 1. Jill Hunt (Suz); 2. Nicky McBridto (}ion); 3. K.ttie Ash (Yun). 80 A: 1. Jilk.r Holdeon (Hon); 2. Ky w Bunge!' (Hon); 3. Brad Smith (lion). 60 A : 1. Miklo Rochnttor (Jc.w); 2. JCnrin Bungft (lUw); 3. Amy Pruc:ziniki (Kaw). 40 +: 1. Todd Tucy (Ya m) ; 2. Vin ce H olt (Hon); 3. Ti m MitcheD (YAm). 30+: 1. Todd Hill (Ya m); 2. Jrff K.ai5er; 3. Mark Annis. VINT'TW: 1. Rod &b.os (BSA); 2. 8eM;:h (Tri); 3. Willie Ward (Yam). wry 30+: 1. WiJUoIm Au, bllD (YoIm); 2. O.n Kimbell (yoIm); 3. RobmMc~(Y&m). 50 SR: 1. DtolYk Stol11cop; 2. Timothy Holymck; J . Jcremiolh Cotuland. SO JR: 1. Min HoWlCfl\oU\; 2. Tiner Moore; 3. ROOy H.lycodr.. P/W: 1. Roby Haycock; 2. Mlkr Johnson; 3.J08 hua Baker . SPD WY: 1. Seth Church; 2. Dav id Copp; 3. David [);Irst. Isaac rises at Wichita Falls Vintage Dirt Track By Frank H. Harrison W1QiITAFALLS, TX,JAN. 12-14 Billed as the "Mo nst er Trucks and Vintage and Performance Motorcycle Races," the first motorsp orts eve nt to be held at the brand-new j .S. Bridwell Agricultural Center was a complete sellout for three days. Even the Pee Wee class had the crowd on its feet as Logan WilliamS and Lucas Williams, along w ith Scott Beckley, jockeyed for the win. Lucas came out on top Frida y and Sunday with Logan triumphant on Saturday. In the 80cc class, Corby Williams won Friday night, Lucas Williams wo n Saturday and Merle Williams on Sunday. The Open Expert class was dominated Frida y nigh t by Charlie Orr and Bret Brady . The crowd had a cha llenge keeping the numbe rs straight with Orr number 87 and Brady 87X, but the rid ers put on a good show of very dose racing, with Orr taking the win. On Saturday, Scott Sherb got the holeshot, followed by Orr, Brady and j oe Duvall. Du vall lost ground as Orr and Brady bat tled for seco nd. At the finish it was Sherb, Orr and Brady. Sunday was Brady' s night to prevail. johnny Isaacs of Tulsa ruled the 6llOcc Pro Vin tage class for the entire weeken d, winning all four rounds. . Results Fri4.toy New Cycle News "We Don't Care" design printed big on back with diamond-shape graphic on front chest. Quality black ~cotton T-shirt, available in r sizes M, L, XL, and XXL. P/ W: 1. l.uca5 Wlllia lD5;2. Log.an Williams- 80: 1. Corby Will iams; 2. Mer le Will iams. OPEN'EX 1. Ch.1rlieOrr; 2. Bm Brady;3. Kellyurkin. : OPENAM: 1. ea,;..y Burton; 2. Terry Quinn; 3. Bob Loueks. 600 PRO VIm : 1. John ny 15.lola ; 2. John Verbel; 3. Mitch Hovden. Soiturd..ly P/ W: 1. Luca:l Williams; 2. Loga Williams; 3. Scott Bed:lry . n 250 AM: 1. Calle')' Burton; 2. Merle W illiams.. 80: 1. Merl!!'W illiams; 2. Co rby WUliams; 3. C u rtis G ui nn . OPEN AM: 1. Ceeey Bu rton; 2. TI.'"}' G uinn; 3 . Bob l.ouckl . OPEN EX: 1. Scott Sherb; 2. Chari it' Orr; 3. Bret Brady. 600 PRO VINT: 1. Johnny lwaa; 2. Jo hn Vetbel; 3. Dirk Stan- ley. S und.roy P/W: 1. Logan Willi.arns; 2. Luca , Will ia ms; 3. Scott B«kUoy. 80: 1. Merle Williams; 2. Corby Williams; 3. Geral d Mct:r.w. OPEN EX: 1. 8m Broi y; 2. Ch.nlrt- Orr; 3. Joe Duvoile; 4. d Kelly Lu kin. 600 PRO VI m : 1. John ny luacs; 2. Mitch Ho vde n; 3. Bill Soy,,",,'. Did SUnky. To order, call us at 310/427·7433 (between 9·5 psn or mail/FAX the Cycle News Product Order Form located "'"P\I....~~..... below the ad index in the back of this issue. 27