Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

EVENTS· .:Edited by.Scott RousSeau · Katin Conquers Summit AX 125 B: 1. Sa m Yann itt"1Ii (Hon ); 2. Bria n Kamo w (Kaw) ; 3. Mlke Cle ndeni n (Kaw); 4. Jaso n Ro~ .." (H on ); 5. Tim Stroyne By Jeff Goodwin 250 C: 1. Bra nd on Mamer (Kaw); 2. Ern ie Caldrone (Ho n); 3. Steve Moore (Kaw); 4. Milford Artm an (Hon); 5. Jeff McKinTl")' l (Hon). (Top) David Helleck (41), Ron Renzulli (184) and Don Ruff in (29) dice It up during mot o one of the 250CcSportsman Interme diate class at the Carlsbad Vintage MX. (Left) AMA President Ed Youngblood (right) presents Bill Maxey wi th a Hall of Fame award during the AMA District 17 awards banquet at the Piltst lck's Pavilion. Krugh cranks at Carlsbad Vintage Motocross By Donald McGregor Photo By Donn ie Lee Staman CARLSBAD, CA, JAN. 28 It was Kevin Krug h's tu m to shine-as he won in the SOOcc Spo rtsman Expert class during some of t he mos t inte nse r acing in a ll of v in tage mo tocross , rou nd three of the Calzona series at Carlsbad Raceway. Fire w orks flew as soo n as th e firs t 500cc Sportsman Expert mot o go t u nde r way. When the gate dr op ped , Krug h jum ped out front with CZ~m ounted Ken Greene in hot pu rsu it. After tw o lap s of fier ce hand lebar ban gin g, Gree ne began to fade, but befo re Krugh co uld take a breath , the big Maico ridden by Michael Halp in mov ed up and locked onto Kru gh 's back fender . The duo finishe d in that order with a rematch sche duled for the next moto. Sure eno ug h, moto two foun d the same pair figh tin g for the lead like two dogs for a bone. Lap after lap, Krugh fought off the advances of Halpin, finall y takin g th e checke red flag by inches for a har d -fou ght 1-1 ove ra ll. Th e 250cc Sporst ma n Interm edi at e-cl ass action was no less exciting as CZ-moun ted Dave Helleck ra n and hid from second -place finisher Ed Lowe-nbe rg in mo to one. Adding ins ul t to injury, Helleck won weari ng cons tructio n boots and Levis, on a bike wi th shocks bou ght at a garage sale. Refu sing to be shown up twice in a row, Lowen berg left the line in moto two like he was sho t from a cannon. Hel1eck continu ed the chase bu t co ul d never co m ple tely reel in th e hard-charging Lowenb erg, settling for 1-2 score and second place ove rall. Results )()+, NOV : 1. Tom ROKen (H us ); 2. Rich V(-'Il('goLOJ (Hon); 3, Jam iE'Fetty (H us) . 30+ Drf: I. Harry Backe r (Hon) ; 2. Ed Sims (H un ); 3. Ryan D1d.'tOfl (CZ) . 30+ EX: 1. Mich.w l Halpin (Mai ); 2. Rich Pri cp (Mai); 3. KE'Vin _ Krugh (Hu s ). 40+ NO V: 1, J~tf Sn yde r (Hon ); 2. Rick l.a bgo ld (Mai); 3. Jt"ff O' Brian (8u l). 40+ [NT: 1. Bob ~pin"r (ez); 2. Vic Cu rti (Oss); 3. StE"V(" Sabin (Moo). 36 40+ EX: 1. Kt'flGn>t."ne(CZ) . 50+ NOV: 1. H.u ry Backt-r Sr. (CZ) ; 2. James Wilson (H us ); 3. Bud Hotchk iss (Bul). 50+ [l\,'T: 1. TE'rry Pratt (CZ) ; 2.J im Kea ton (H us ). D..SSIC 125 NOV : 1. Don McCrt"gor (Pm); 2. Mark Hay zldt (Yam ); 3. Eld(m Blasro (H us). a.s5tC 125 (NT : 1. Clot'l l," Fl"tt y (H us); 2. l.A!'t' Fabry (Ho n ); 3. Paul Duchtont' (Hod ). CL$S IC 125 EX: I. Dav f' Boyd lltun (Ya m); 2. Mikt:' Ow en s (Hus); 3. Mar k Al'lienault (Hu s ). Q.SSIC 250 NOV : 1. James Wil!lon ( Hus~ ClSSIC 250 11\.T: 1, Ryan Did.Pn ~Jl1 (Mon ). ' CLSSIC250 EX: I. M ik~ Owt"fl!l (Hu s). ClSSlC 500 NOV : I. David Du Va mey (Hus). CLSStC 500 1 'T: 1. Jim Bo 1'. 'llingm(l (Ric). ClSSlC 500 EX: 1. Charlie fkock (Ma i). PREM L/W: 1. Phi l Benedi ct (B5 A). PREM 500 EX: 1. DaVE' Boydstun (BS'\). s PTSM N t25 NOV : I. Rich Vene~a ~ (Ho n ): 2. Chri s Reed (Suz); 3, Jerry Morri son (Hon). sPTSM N 125 11\. 1. Don Ru in (Hem). "1: ST'TSMN 125 EX: 1. Da vid Fisher (Ho n); 2. Mar k ArlIt'Tla ult (H{m). SPS T MN 250 NOV : ' 1. To m ROJ;en (H Ull); 2. Je ff Sn yder (Ho n). SPTSM!'IJ 2S0 INT: 1. Ed Lowenberg (Bu l); 2 Davi t Hell eck (CZ I; 3. Ha rry Backer (Hon) . SM'9.0 250 EX: 1. Rick Price (Moli . 1N ) SPTSMN 500 NO V: 1. Ch rh. Rt>t!d (Suz ); 2. Jam ie FE'lty (H us ); 3. David Scou rfield (CZI; 4. Don Mo.:Crt'K" r (Mai ). SPTSMN 500 (NT : 1. Ed lowtonbt'rg (Bul); 2. tl't' Ho lth (CZ) ; Ryan Dickso n «(2). sPTSMN 500 EX 1. KE'v Krugh ( H u~ ); 2. Michael Ha lpin : in (Mai) . BMBR.: 1. Eric Coo k (M a.i); 2. Ed Lowt'Jlbtorg (Bull; J . Tho mas F.nKt" lhardt (Yam ). District 17 shines atIllinois Awards Banquet By Bob BIck ing (JIT AWA,IL, JA. 27 "l. AMA District 17 held its annual awards banquet at the Pittstick's Pavilion in Ottawa, where some 450 riders, friends and family members ga thered to enjoy an exce llent mea l, reco gn ize those receiving awards and do some midwinter bench racing. AMA Presid en t Ed Youngblood, the guest speaker, pr esented som e statistics on ama teu r competition th a t indicated th at District 17 is responsi ble for well over 10 percent of all of the activity in the U.S. The first induc tees in the District 17 Hall of Fame were also recogn ized at the banquet. This award w as created to recogn ize people a n d organizations that ha ve made a very significa nt contri bution to moto rcycling in Illinois. The 1995 indu ctees inclu ded Bill Tuman, Bill Maxey and The Peoria Motorcycle Club . Tuman started rid ing dirt track in 1946 and won 190 races in 1948 an d 1949. He rode with the Na tional number-one plate in 1954 and wo n a total of five Nationals in his caree r. He mostly raced Indi ans and was a member of the Indian Wrecking Crew aloo g with Bobby Hill and Ernie Beckman . He retired from racing in 1955 and has continued to be acti ve in motorcycling. He has served as District 17 MX di rector and is currently the treasurer. Bill Maxey is a charter member of the AMA Off-Road Congress an d has served 29 years . He has a wealth of know ledge abo u t d istrict affairs and always brings wisdom to the mee tings he a tte nds . He is a fonner enduro rider who preferred wres tling his Har lcy to ridin g an English bike like a lot of the riders in the '60s. The Peoria Motorcycle Club started in 1931 and ha s been a lon gt ime sup porter of the d istrict . It is the only club running an AMA Grand Natio nal race, the Peoria TI, which is not only a fixture on the schedu le bu t one of the best races every year. The club also ho sts road and vintage events . AKRON,OH, JAN. 19 ·21 Mike Katin do minated the Moto-X/Patriot Excavating Summit Arenacross with five wins du ring the wee kend, movi ng into the CRA Win ter Arenacross Series lead in the 125cc A and 250cc A classes. Katin wo n both mains on Frid ay d espite a broken collarbone sustained in Decemb er. Josh Swea t stayed close to Karin, finis hing second in the 250cc A ma in. In the 125cc A, Sweat crashed in the nasty "Patr iot Pounders" rocker sect ion, remounted and kept pace with Karin, finishing one lap back. Satu rd ay night's jum p con test resul ted in a t ie bet w een Vince Karnow and Kati n. Each pilot' s can-can earned. $300 in pri ze money, Katin sta rted Satu rda y night's 125cc A ma in in four th an d patientl y wo rked into the lead . Sweat, Sean Hogan , Tom Welch and Karn ow rou nded ou t the top five. Swea t hol eshot th e 250c c A main, n ever reli nquis hi ng the lead . Karnow held a stead y second ahead of Katin . The group, never separated by more than a few bike lengths, finished in that order . Sunday 's 25 0cc A ma in victory w en t to Katin. Karn ow and Dave Hand followed Katin acros s the finish. The 125cc A main on the last da y of racing proved to be the race of the weekend. Sweat left the gate first, with Tomm y Colli er, Kat in and Welch in tow . Karinleaped past Collie r on lap three and began wh ittling at Sweat's lead . Sweat a nd Katin rode no se-to-taild uring laps seven th rou gh 11 u ntil Sweat execute d a br ake check in a d eep ly ru tted cor ner. Afte r slamming into Swea t's rapidly slowing machine, Katin wisely changed lines, wo rking the deep outside be rms. Kati n roost ed in to th e le ad on la p 15 when Sweat nearly ground to a halt in the pr eviously . mentioned rut. Collie r closed in on Sweat bu t cou ld not ma ke his wa y by. Welch finish ed in fourth. Results FridolY 250 A: I. Mike Kat in (Ho n ); 2. Jo!>hS wt'a t (Ka w ); 3. Sea n Hog an (Suz ); 4. Gaylon D ixon (yam); 5. A dam Mart in (Hu n ). 125 A: 1. MikE' Katin (H (m) ; 2. Sea n Ho~an (Su z ); 3. VinC1c' Kamow (Kaw); 4. Tom Co lli"r (Su z ); 5. C dvl"n DicklMJR (Yam). JR P / W: 1. Bran d o n Dietrich (LEM); Kurt DWyf."l' (KTM ); 3. KE'Ilny Ht'1\'1' (Yam ); 4, Shawn AlIt.'!Ohouse (KTh-O. SR P/ W: 1. Dus tin Ch arca lia (Cob ); 2. C nog Kamins ki (Cob ); 3. A.' . Ha tle ry (tEM ); 4. T.J. Auten Jr. (Cob ); 5. Randy Pit'rpoinl (Cub ). bO 1. Micky Ma", hall (Kaw) ; 2. Mathtow ("o('t (Kaw); 3. And y : w O"[); mrwll (Kaw ); 4. Tom Dwye r (Ka w); 5. Rona ld Kendil ll (Ka w ). JR M INI 0 ·1 : 1. Ryan Co le m a n (Ya m) ; 2. Miltht' w Cow (Kaw); ,3. Je ff Smit h (Kaw ); 4. C h ris O'Donne ll (Han); 5. Andy O' Donne ll (Him ). JR MI:'IJt 0-2: 1. Mick ey Mar shall (Kaw); 2. Dt-nn y Polilnd (Su z ); 3, C ri ~ tt'n C roo kham (Ho n ); 4. Jeff Ma s sif' Jr . (Ya m) ; 5. tenny C1lyHk (Yam) . SR MINI : 1. Jne Shane ( Kaw); 2. Brian CE'rth (Suz ); 3. Paul Ki s"i~ (Suz ); 4. Brad McCieliw (Suz); 5. N ick Mirn a (Kaw ). .. SUPE R MIN I: 1. Joe Shane (Kaw); 2. Brian Gt>rth (Suz) : 3. Mich..ld SiJl:mo nd (lCaw); 4. Denny Pola nd (Suz ); 5. Chri ll O 'Donnt'll(Hlm). SC HBY: 1. Tim Stroy ne (Ho n); 2. Jason He nnann (Kaw); 3. Brian Cri st (Hun ); 4. Patri ck Hunyadi (Yam ); 5. M4tt 1k1rt'S (Ka w). 125 C O- I: 1. Ja90n G~ory (Yam ); 2. Jt!Tl.'rTly Adams (Yam); 3. ' a y Ech!>tt'Jlkam pPr (Suz ); 4. Jot" Du bowsky (H(ITl); 5. Malt Bores (Kaw ). 125 C 0- 2: l.JiJl;QT\ Ht'lTTiann (Kaw ); 2. Bill Schnei d('f (Ho n); 3. Juhn Ou 7.i k y (Suz); 4, Jim SkaAAS (Suz) ; 5. Larry L Pa ul (Suz). c 125 B: 1, Sam Yanilt> (Him ); 2. MikE'OE'lldE'lliJl (Kaw) ; 3. 1Ii Tim Stroynt> (Hon); 4. Brian ~ (Kaw ); 5. JoJso Roge r" (Hon ~ n 250 C: 1. Tim Fa", (Ho n); 2. Brand lm M~~r (Kaw) ; 3. Krillt· ian HaUl'y (Yam) ; 4. Phi l KaminslJ. (Kaw); 5, Stev e Muo n' (Ka w). 250 B: 1. 'il ">{m RogE'rs (H on ); 2. Mi'-e O e nd t'Jlin (KoJw); 3. Ch ad fl.·r kt>y (Kaw); 4. Da ve Kaema r (Hun); S. Tod d Ra!Oka (Yam ). O PEN : 1. Elme r Kru za ( KT M); 2,. Brian Sh u ma n (Ho n); 3. Gt-of'Kt:' Jobt- (Ho n); 4. Wayne BaYll (JaM). . 25+: 1. Elmer Kruza (KTM); 2. Brian Sh uman (Hnn); 3. Oif'tt"r KOf'Ch linR;(H(m ); 4. Scott Beard (Yam) . SR 0 ·1: 1. Mike Sigm und (H{m ); 2. Elmer Kru za (KTM ); 3, Da vf' Bla u ma n (Yam ); 4. Ray Co llie r (Kaw ); 5. Mar k Ko wal !>ki (Hon). SR 0-2: 1. Cra iR; McClellan (Stu); 2. Bill Aue r (Yam); 3. Brian O'Donne ll (Suz); 4. Wayne Bays (Kl'M ). BMBR : I. Mark Woods (Hon); 2, Bob O rla ndi (Ya m) ; 3. Gt-Ilrgt' (Hon). VI m : I. Brian O' Donnell (Hun). WMN : 1. AnK"'la Moore (Suz ); 2. Cris tomCmokham (H un); 3. Sam Sn ydt ... (Kaw ~ EXTRA : I. Phil Kam inslJ. (Ka w ); 2. Do n Brown (Hon) ; 3. Bill Sch nf'idt"r (H,m); 4. Pt'tl:" Krichum (Ya m). Sat u rday 25CI A: 1. Jos h Sweat (Kaw ); 2. Vinet' Kamow (Kaw ); 3. Mik e Katin (Hun); 4 . Sea n HogoJn (5 02 1; 5. DavE'Hand (Htln). 125 A: 1. Mike Katin (H un ); 2. Josh Swea t (K.aw ); 3. Sean Hog an (Suz ); 4. Tom Welch (Yam) ; 5. VinCI" Kamow (Kaw). JR P / W: I. KPnn y Ht'fU')' (Yam ); 2. Brandon Die trich (LEM); 3. Kurt DWYl'r (KTM) ; 4. Swtt D ye (Yam); 5. Arr o n Max wE'1I i. ,obt- (KTM). SR-f"/ W : 1. G reg Kaminski (Cob); 2. T. J. Auten Jr. (Cob) ; 3. A.J, HoI""y (LEM); 4. Du stin Cha rcalla (Cob); 5. Randy Pit>rpOint (CIIb) 60: t . Mick y MarVla ll (Kaw); 2. Troy Gould (Kaw ); 3. David M.}){well ( Ka w ); 4. Ma th ew Go w ( Ka w ); 5. And y O ' Do nnl!'lt (KolW). , R MlN I: I. Micky Marshall (Kaw); 2. Jim my Blair (Su7.); 3. Ryan Co lema n (Yam ); 4. C1lris Talbot (502 ); 5. Ch rill O' [)( lnnd l (H un). SR MIN I: 1. Joe Shane (Kaw ); 2. Brian Ge rth (s uz ); 3. Pa u l Klssig (Hon) ; 4. Tre\'or Mori va (Hon); 5. ' lm'my Ikal" (Kaw ). S/ MINI: 1. JOt> Shane (K.aw); 2. Brian GE'rth (Su z.); 3. Trt' vor Mori va (Hun ); 4. ams Smith (Hon ); 5. Chris O'Donnell (Hun) . SCH BY: I. Tim Stroyne (Hun); 2. J.lson Hennann (K.aw ); 3. ' ustin Sabu (Kaw); 4. Nick Lauro (Suz ); 5. Mike Pre!I.'it!T (Hon ). 12S C: 1. R(ly ~ore (Suz ); 2. Dan Frku !;ka (Suz ); 3, Billy Dtttm,.;ln(Kaw); 4. John Duzicky (Suz.); 5 . JaMln Ht'TTJIann (Kaw ). (Hon). 250 B: 1. Mike Ot"ndl!T1in (Kaw); 2. Ja so n Rogers (Hon); 3. Chad Hau~t (Kaw); 4. Shane Smith (Suz ); S. Dale Slaba ugh (SUz). . O PEN : 1. Nt-al Davi s (Hon); 2. Jo hn Pappa (KTM ); 3. Milu> Taykrr (Hon); 4. (' -"u rge jcee (Hon); 5. John Oark (Suz) . ot 25+: 1. Shane Sm ith (Suz); 2. Jim Queer (Hon); 3. Mike Blan ford (Ka w) ; 4. M ilu>Sm ith (Su~); S. M ike Ziba ila (Kaw). SR D-l : 1. Mike Smith (Suz) ; 2. Nea l Davis (Hon); 3. E. liJ;htncr (Hon); 4. Scott 5.lmpwll (y am ); 5. Johnny Young (I<.. 'TM). SR D-2: 1. Tom McKinn.-y (Hon ); 2. Brian O' Do nn ell (Su z ); 3. Wayne Bays (KTM). S/ SR.:1. Butch Po well (AN). BM BR: 1. Ma rk Wood s (Hon ]; 2. Jack Cla rk (SUz.); 3. Frank Ippolito (y am ); 4. Cecege [obe (H un); 5. Bob Or land! (Ya m) . WM N: 1. Andrea Ippulito (5 uz ); 2. Angela Moor e (5 uz ); 3. Cristen Crookbem (Hon ); 4. Sa m Sny der (Kaw) . EXTRA : 1. Oui ll Ff.'1l;USOll (Su z); 2. Brad liJ;htner (Suz ); 3. E. U ghtnt' r (Hon) ; 4. Don Brown (Hon); 5. Steve pfe lt (502 ). S un d.ay 250 A: 1. Mike Katin (Hon) ; 2. Vince Kamo w (Kaw ); 3. Da ve Hand (Hon); 4. Sean HOt;a n (Suz); 5. Josh Sweat (K.Jw ). 125 A: 1. Mike Karin (Hon); 2. Josh Sweat (Ka w); 3. Tom my Co llier (Suz ); ol, Tom Wel ch (Yam ); 5. Vince Kamow (teaw ). JR P /W: 1. Kt'1\ny Henry (Yam) ; 2. Branden Dietrich (LEM); 3. Barryn Durham (KTM ); 4. Armn Max w ell (KTM); 5. Scott Dye (y am) . • SR P / W : 1. T.J. AUIt:'n Jr. (Co b) ; 2. A.J. Ha tt e ry (LEM); 3. Du stin C ha rcalla (Cob ); 4. GreK Kaminski (Cob); 5. Rand y Pier · point Jr. (Cob ). 60: 1. Micky Marshall (Kaw) ; 2. Troy Go uld (Kaw) ; 3. David, Ma ){wf'1I (Ka w ); 4. Ma th ew C ow (Kaw); 5 . And y O' Don nell (Kaw ). JR MINI: 1. Jim my Blair (5uz); 2. Mick y Mar shall (K.Jw ); J . Da vid Ma x; ,, (l1I ma n (ya m) . 5R MJ:",;I : 1. Paul Kiss ig (Suz ); 2. Brian Gerth (Suz); 3. Na than Da lla.. (Hon); 4. Mich.1E'1 Ca~oli (Su z ); 5. Mike Pos ter (Kaw ). 5 / MIN l: 1. 50 Bowm an (Kaw ); 2. Brian Ct-rth (Stu); 3. Ch ris O' DonnE'l1 (Ho n ); 4. Ralt:'iPih ThompMlTl (Ka w) ; 5. Matt SlTa un (Hon) . s o ·m y : 1. ~l Bowman (Ka w ); 2. Brian Cri.·" (H(m); 3. Ma lt Macau (Suz) ; 4. Ke vin McCr ano r (So2); 5. Dann v Harns (Ho n). 125 C: 1. [ ames McGu innl'I\1I (Su z ); 2. Rya n Tow (Ho n); 3. Jason Herm ann (Kctw ); 4. Brian Karesevi c (Suz) ; 5. Dan Frk uska (Su z). 125 B: 1. Mike Clendenin (Kllw); 2,. Sam Ya nnitd li (Ho n ); 3. Brian Kamow (KilW); 4. Ryan Kelly (Suz); 5. Donny Lewis (Hun ), 250 C: 1. Ryan Tow (Ho n); 2, Mi}:;e Zlb a ila (Ka w); 3. M f,' ry McKinn ey (Hon) ; 4. Kri!ltian HolUey (Yam ); 5. Steve Moo re [Ka w ]. 250 B: 1. MikeOend.>tli (Kaw); 2. Jason ~ (Hon); 3. Rich n C1lristuff (Kaw); 4. DaleSlabauKh ('5uz ); 5. Harley McCracken (Suz~ 1. Kev in Dey ling (Hon ); 2. John Pa ppa (KTM). 25"': 1. Mil;e Blan lo n1 (Kaw); 2, Joh nny YtJUn~ (KT MI; 3. Scott v en c (Kaw ); 4..Scott Beard (Yam). opm: Hopkins hammers Sumter Enduro By Jo hnny McCoy WEDGEFrELD,SC,JAN. 27-28 The per fect rid ing wea the r and trail conditions seemed to su it Aiken Motorcycle Sales- backed Joey Hopkins perfect ly as he bested a field of 276 riders to ca rd the ove ra ll win a t the 27th an nual Sum ter Endu ro in the Manchester State Forest . Hopkins dropped just 15 points en rou te to victory ove r KTM ~ mounted Allen Gravi tt, who dropped only one p oi nt mor e t ha n Hopkin s af ter losing time in th e tight, 13-mile section be fore the ma in gas area on the 53-mile course . "Sno w birds " Du an e Con ner an d Dou g Blackwe ll we re third and fifth overall as well as first and secon d, resp ectively, in the 250cc A class . Conne r beat Blackwe ll by one point , 17-18, while Fran klin Ramey 11I finished third with 19 points. Ramey took hom e fourth overall, however, and seco n d in th e AA d i vision, w in n ing the tie breaker over Blackwell by a mer e fou r second s. On the previous day , the kids got thei r tum to try to sta y on time d u rin g the Sumter Min i Endu ro. Action bega n with the Zero to Eight age grou p wh ere, Christopher McCoy jumped into the woods from row one and began to se t wh at many thought wou ld be a winning pace. But Tim Myers took off and clea rly dominat ed th e 16rid er field . Only two of his eight check sco res we re m a tch ed , b oth of th em b y ru n ner·up McCoy. Derek Pitzer negotia ted the nine-tenth smile, 18-mph-average course to finish th ird, just ahead of a tie betw een Josh Barr ow and Billy Whitaker. Barro w took four th via the tie breaker. c.c. Weath erl y established h imself as the winner of the Nint? to 11 class early in the eve nt wh en he dropped on ly th ree points at the first check - a feat that would be unmatched through out the day. Ricky Weatherly scored the wi n in the 12-14 d ivision by card ing only eight points. Results Satu rday 0-8: 1. Tim Mye rs (9 points); 2. Chri sto pher McCo y (12 ); 3 Of're'- Pitzer (14); 4. Josh Barrow (Hon); 5. Bitly \o\'hit.lker (15). 9-11: 1, C.c. Wea tht"ly (17); 2. Michael Pitts (K<1w); 3. Ru """,11 BobbItt (Suz ); 4. Heath I..ee(23); 5. Rol*lle OveTSIret>I (23 ), 12·14 : 1. Rick y Weathe rly (8); 2. Michae l Thom u (11); 3. Michae l Coli (11); 4. Jam ie D1neen (14 ); 5. Kennrlh Goode (15) . S unday 0 1A: 1. Jory Hop kins (15 points). AA: 1. Allen Gravitt (16 ); 2. Franklin Ramey lit (18); 3. Steve Smi th (21), . OPEN A: 1. Micha t'1G rizz le (24); 2. Mike Martin (25 ); 3. Stl."Ve Ha rdt'l1la nn (29). 250 A: 1. Duanne Cunnt'r (17);2. Dou ~ Black well (18);3. Gme O' Na il (22). 200 A: 1. Tommy Vestllr (24); 2. Danit'l Morri!lOR (26) ; 3 . M~r· tin Prnitt (26). VET A : 1. Mitc h McRl"t" (24); 2. RobE' Pea l'5on (30) ; 3 . David rt Crain (30).

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