Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

I·E E T ' V N S: In the Schoolb oy main, Tedesco ra n ou t front off the sta rt with Nick Metcalf in secooid thr ou gh the whoops followed by Ryan Wallace, The next time through t he whoo ps Te d esco we nt do wn and Metcalf took ove r the lead. Just tw o laps later Tedesco reel ed in Metcalf, and a heated battle for th e number-on e po sition ens ued between them . Ted esco fire d off the Red Dog Jum p on lap six, took the lead ba ck fro m Me tcalf a n d staye d there for the rema ining three lap s to the chec kered flag for the wi n , Metcal f fin ished second followed by Na than Ha le, Derek Cook , and Brian Joh ns on. Result s Editorial Content: Cycle Ne w s Online feature s the latest in motorcycle news , as it happens · just like the printed edition of Cycle News, Every wee k, comp uter users can now access the highlights of the new week 's edition of Cycle News via our addres s on the Wo rld W ide W eb. W e are including most of the content of our " In the W ind," top National and International event coverage Cincluding complete race results and up-to-date point standings), National and Internatio nal level Calendar Listings, interviews and motorcycle tes ts . Readers can now get a "jump" on the top stori es in the. new Cycle News, and finish reading the details when your printed copy arrives in the mail. Frequent Updates: Many Web sites are" stat ic" ...they don't change much. Once a reader has visited a site on the Internet, they need a reason to come back , or you may never see them again. Cycle Ne w s has a built -in reason to change every week, as each new issue comes online. Besides being a . constant source of new weekly motorcycle information, Cyclt: Ne ws O nline will pepper the editorial sections with regular updates during the w eek, to keep you coming back to find out about the latest developments in the wo rld of motorcycling. Inte ra ctive Feature s : Cycle Ne ws O nline is a place where readers can 0 participate in our weekly information offerings . We will feature freq uently updated sw eepstakes, trivia contests and prizes readers can win by visiting our site online. Readers can write letters to the editor, start or renew their subscription, change their subscrip tion address , order motorcycle video tapes , and e-mail our staff with suggestions for improvements, Fast & Affordable: The mail system has always been Cyc le News' biggest prob lem, 50 (4-6) : 1. Jos ep h M,irb u rgrr (KTM); 2. Rya n Mitch d l (KTM ); 3. le-vi C illia m (KT M); 4. Mid wl.'l Pri tcht>tt (Ya m) ; S. Tyk-r Fitzpatrick CLEM). SO (7-8): 1. Ryan C ra ntho m (Cob ); 2. Sco tty wenaerereom ILEM); 3. K. ndi s Yearby (Yam); 4. Ryan Wilson (LEM ).. 65 (7-11): 1. Bryan 2.l ctwry (Ka w) ; 2. Ma tt MO!Ieky (Ka w ); 3Ch ril;lophcr Phe la n (Kaw); 4. LG. Tre ttl"T (Ka w ); 5. Matt Low ~ (Kaw). 850 BEG 1I2·1 5}: 1. JOt" Mo rr is (Kaw); 2. Justin S mi th Dicknon (Ka w) ; 4. ~ald Brad ley Jr. (Suz ),;5. Rya n Wells (Suz ). 85 (7-11): 1. Robby Shinn (Han ); 2. Hunter Ellio tt (Ka w ); 3. Da nny Ke bey (K.aw ); 4. JOt" Baile y III (Kaw ); 5. Larry Klinger (Yam ). 8S (12-13): I. Johnny M

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