SR A: 1. Rub m N",ly (2fl ); 2. C.dlw W ard (30 ); 3. D.mny Merri.' IM (33).
5 /5R A: 1. Jimmy l ynch (33); 2. Johnny Kirby; 3. Charles
Bridlo:~ (3.J).
MSTR A : 1. Lleyd W)d(>l1l"T(4 1); 2. Skip Wym.tn (42); 3. Ron
H~ll!' (42 ).
.&-ST'RK: 1. o..y Stucky (33); 2. David B.aldwin (38); 3. Cr-aiJ;
Bord.-n (38).
OrES B: 1. B.' . Mol'\"U (.W); ·2 . Phillip Day'" (390; 3. Eddw
Rov .lI,,(Jq).
• 2SO B: I, ManhPw OolividMJn (290; 2. o..lU~la,<, WaUen (301.; 3.
Bri", Coble (34).
n
200 B: 1. RobbW Wh iSnilt (28); 2. BNn Millard (33) ; 3. Sonny
Morabito (33 ).
VET 8 : I. Adarn C.dl", (26 ); 2. Mark Allman (30 ); 3. OaryU
Co"""""I3' ~
SR B: 1. Lem Wooton (37); 2. 8any Lee (40); 3. l..Aowis Smith
("').
S/ SR 8 : 1. Terry
Ann.~
(43); 2. MicNel ThomPM'" (48); 3.
Robert COll.(49).
MSIR 8 : J. Fnmk A m~ (4"); 2. Fred H am m ond (49 ); 3.
Crorgt" Yount mi.
4-STRK: 1. GJYKauk (37); 2. Tony r.rkef" (37); 3. Oint
en.-
M'Tt"au (118).
O PEN C: 1. Steve Marker (47); 2. ' am l'fi TuttiI?' (48 ); 3. Tf"d
Lentz (52) .
250 C; 1. Richard Padon (51); 2. (],ad Coll"mlm (31); 3. Eric
Annour (37).
200 C t. SelIn Pow('11 (37); 2.
A mt'lf'OS('(45) .
Jeffrey W.lkl"J' (4 1); 3. Stf>War1
125 C: 1. Bria n Bou ma (36); 2. Chad Po wel l (36); 3. Timmv
.
Myt'I"!I (43).
VET C : I. l oft' Allt>Il(40); 2. Michat:·! Moo ", (4 1); 3. Rid Jeffonh (4J~
SR C: 1. Jt'ff COTTa (SO);2. RicNrd Sh ipner (51); 3. Gene Mur r8y(5]).
S j SR C: 1. Wa yn e MI"fl'dith (46 ); 2. Sonny Rooerts (58); 3. Bob
In/ol,It'(71).
ClON MSTR: 1. JOl' H aley (54); 2. Bu d dy G u illa rd (17); J. Ed
W~~t(tIJ).
• WM."l: 1. ElaiIw Nobles (72:); 2. M.L Ku.o;chatk.i(146); 3. J}' Duvall ; 3 . T l"rr y
OE-board ~ , Cil~ Burton; 5. Jt"fT)' Robinson.
OPEN EX: L Ra ndy Kin ~ 2. Brandon H .ncock; 3. Danny
Ca rtw ri ght 4. Scutt Sh"vt"f'lS; 5. Bn-t Braddy .
KNBBY: I. B.J Brf'!;Mrs ; 2. Michael Es~in; 3. Toby Llttl ..; "'.
.
Robb ie Black.
Bilu r;~ .
SRAC 1995 Awards Banquet a
success
By Joh n C liffo rd
AUR
ORA. CO FEB. 4
,
An estimated i SO ri d ers an d family members
attended the Sports Ride rs Associati on of Colora do annual awards banquet at the DIA Hilton.
The evening' s big winn ers wer e Josh Vickery, who wa< presented the Burt Lockery Schol-
arship awa rd and a $1000 check for his college
education; and Chad Wollaston, wh o wa s voted
Rider of the Year d espite a major injury during
th e race season. Wollaston proved h is importance off the track as well as on.
The Vickery race team dom inance was ma intain ed by Kip Sand ell's multiple state cha mp io ns hi ps in th e 250cc Pro MX a n d Ope n Pro
classes. Shawn Morgan kept pace wi th championshi ps in Open Pro SX and 250cc Pro di vision s.
Andy Atkin grabbed the 125cc Pro MX and Trey
Owens the 125cc Pro class.
Travis Riley sewed up the BOee Exper t class
in both the MX an d SX di vision s and did the
same in the Mini Open class.
Marc Wa nnuth was the 60cc Amateu r MX
and SX cham p, Tom "The Shark" Kendri ck d ou bled u p in the 250cc a nd Open Am a teu r SX
class. Mike Paga no too k th ree state titles in the
Ama teu r 125cc SX. 12Sec MX and 250cc MX
ranks'. Cin dv Bennett won the Wom en No v-ice
MX class. Pat Beavers was aw ar ded the coveted Presid ent' s Aw ard for outstand ing and u nending
dedica tion to Colorado's Mot ocross Comm uni ty. David Oaubuagh's term as the club's new
presiden t will begin a t the e nd of Fe bru ar y
when the 1996 racing season ge ts underw ay.
Pelkey, Howell pick up Old
Timers Motocross wins
By Greg Robertso n
PAL\lDALE. CA. JAN. 28
Scott Pelkey and Char les Howell spent the first
half of their Superbowl Sun day earning victories
in the Old Timers Novice and Amateu r classes,
res pectively, durin g the California Racing Clu b's
Sun day motocross a t Los Ange les County Raceway.
Rou nd- one action in the N ov ice class saw
Pelkey lead the pack throu gh the first tu m. Dale.
Brockett ga ted second ahea d of Gabe Gutierrez,
John Webb and Kirk Mu raoka. By the second
lap, Brockett had era sed Pelkey ·s lead and was
searching for a spot to pass. Pelkey kept Brockett
at bay up until the fInal lap where Brockett was
ab le to slip past to take the win . Webb and
Gutierrez argued over third for the entire moto
with Webb holdi ng on to the spo t at the checkers.
Brockett holes ho t moto two aboard his
CR250 with Pelkey and Gutierrez in close form ation. Pelkey latched on to Brockett's rear fender
and the duo started to pull away from Webb
and Asker Lamkjaer, both of w hom ' were now
battling over third.
Pelkey put the move on Brockett for the lead
'at the midway po int and immediately started to
pull away. The second half of the mota was all
Pelkey' s, as the Honda rider stretched his lead to
15 seconds o ve r Brockett by th e final circuit.
Brockett to ok seco n d w ell ahead o f Webb,
Lamkjaer and then Gutierrez.
ATK-mounted Steve Jennings jump<.>d out to
the earl y A mateur~class first -moto lead . Bob
Lucas held down second place until he overshot
a slight bend in the track and handed the pos ition to Cha rles Howell, who in tu m dogged Jennings fo r a lap before findi ng a faster li ne
th rou gh the whoo ps to grab the lead . Lucas shot
pa'it Jenni ngs a short time later and set out after
Howe ll.
For the next five laps, Lucas and Howell battled ove r the to p spo t. Toward the end o f the
moto, lappers started to become a facto r in the
race. Howell would slip past the lappers on the
fast straights and leave the difficult passing for
Lucas in the one-li ne d sa ndy turn s . Ho well
tu rned it up on the last lap to take the win by a
comfortable mar gin. Jennings came across third
wi th Phil Black and Carlos Marin rounding ou t
the top five.
The second moto looked to be a repe at of the
Scott Pelkey (75 ) raced to the Old Timers
Nov lce-class w in during t he CRC
motocross at Los Angeles County
Ra ceway.
first with Howell and Lucas battling for the lead
after getti ng by fast starter Don Meiner on the
open ing lap . Lucas spent the entire moto eating
the roos t of Howell wh ile lookin g for a way into
the lea d . At the che ckered flag it wa s Howell
taking the wi n just a few bike lengths ahea d of
Lu cas. Richard Bealer worked u p from the back
of the pa ck for a well -deserved th ird ahead of
Meiner and Black.
Results
P /W YAM (0-6 ): 1. Sh.awn BUliN (Ya m ); 2. Z.ck Williams
(Y~ ~
P jWYAM (7-9): 1. ""t'SHicb(Yam);2.Cal"klK M.ann(Y.am)..
S/ STK(O.#J): 1. T~H.ame(l(ThI );2. Oustm Enochs (U:M);: 3.
Cody loogmod« (lCThl); < Ky.. 8«gantt (ICTM~
.
S/STK (7-9 ): 1. Owd Colr. 2. ROOm MrmoIi (JcrM).
60 BEG: 1, TIm McOaniPl (J<.aw ).
60 (9- 11): 1. Anthony & rtMcovl ( K.l w ); 2. A.ron Bn,!;.antz
(I<.aw);3. Troy Tittlemirn (Kaw ); 4. John ~Jr - (K.lw).
80 BEG: 1. Donny Wi~ (Yam); 2. Nick 8n'It'nd (Ka wl; 3.
Aaron ~tz (Sw).
80 (7-1] ): 1. Sb.anf.Smith (Hun );:2. Eric: OurTn' (Stu ).
86 (12-13): t . Donnie Durrer (Hon); 2. Tyson TIttIC!'ttlte1' (Hon);
J. BobbySwffan (Suz ).
115 NOV : 1. a:-y 0&1y (Won ); 2. Kt'Vin Town.wncI (Han).
125 PRO: 1. Nick MIilVl!W (Suz).
250 BEG: 1. Bob Gomwt (Yam ); 2. urry Wiliams (Hon); 3.
John ~ (Han);". Koichi (Yam); 5. Ryan lafW' C
Hon).
250 NOV: 1. Sh.wn Mcln tosh (Yam ); 2. C olt' Townsend
(Hon~
250 INT : 1. Shawnt'Chambtorlin (Ya m ).
JR VETBEG: 1. Brian McKirmt")' 2. A..LtmAIIDh.
;
JR VET NOV : 1. Gabi Abayou (H an).
JR VET ll'-"T: 1. C.T. Walanablt' (Hun).
JR VETEX 1. Jon Zilhrt
:
rr.m).
VET BEG ; t . Juhn Rogers (Hon); 2. Tom Pa tton (Yillm); 3 . Rob
Dunca n (Yam ); ol lany WillialNl (H o n ).
.
VET tNT : t . Eric Ca~!I (Yam) ; 2. Ha ro ld Sm ith (KTM).
VET EX: 1. Jon Za hrt(Y.am ); 2. Leo Saul (Hon ~
SR BEG:] . Nonn Schiel (Hon).
SR INT; 1. Scott Smilh (K.i w ).
SR EX:1. Randy AndeT'!'Of1 (Yilm) .
OIT NOV: I. Scutt Pelby (Hon); 2. O a lt" Brodt'" (Hon); 3.
John Webb (Hon); 4. Gabr G urit'Tnoz(Hon);.5. A""," Lamkjat'T (Suz~
O I T AM : 1. ChiIIrlt'S Ho~1I (Yun); 2. Bob Luau. (K.aw); 3 .
PhiIBliid (Hon); 01. Don MrirwT (Y.im ),;S. RKh.ud Bnk.'" (Yillm).
O I T EX: 1. Rob Milbwr (Hun); 2. Robert Fidler (Kliw); 3 .
JYymond Dal ly (Han ); ~ _ Scott McOonall (Hun};.5. W~ Beckwith (Hon ).
O IT ~lSTR B: I. Ken Renau" (H tm ); 2. w.e. WiI!OOR (Sw: ); J .
oPnm!l M cAdillm (Kaw); ~ . Bill CArr (H on); 5 . Mike Ch esbro
(Ilon~
Storrie cracks Whiplash
Off-Road Championship
By Tony Tellier
PHOENIX. AZ. FEB. 3
Brian Storrie rushed for one Pro win. two runner·
up finishes , a cou ple of fourths and an off-pace
fifth to become the 1995 Overall Mo torcycle
points champ for the Wh iplash Mo torsp orts
desert racing series . The bespectacled AA Enduro
rider (who remi n ds some of a young Dick
Burleson), who now returns to the Lone Star
State, took to the w ide-ope n desert like an
armadillo to a highway. Storrie, a Motorcycle
Mechanics Institute student, burs t upon the local
desert theater 'un ann ou nced and u nherald ed at
Gila Bend in one of those "Who is that guy?" scenarios with his narrowed Texa..co enduro tree bars
on his KX2SO.
The Exp er t cha m pio n a n d Seco nd in th e
points was Tu ff Guy Desert Racing Team member Carlo Caya and his CR500 who stunned students of the local racing scene with a come-frombeh in d O verall a t th e u ltra-h ig h s peed
Sonyota- to-Rocky Point race that ended the 1995
seaso n . Ca ya a lso was t h e top Exp e rt a t
Snow flake and was second at Gila Bend and at
Sonoy ta. Fourths at the Cinde rs and at Wickenburg were combined with a no-show at the Mammo th GP and an ou t-of-sorts 12th at the Mayer
short~urse event.
Th ird wa s Veteran rider Gregg Ast on who
edged fellow 30+ Kawasaki racer Mike Tongen
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