EVENTS
JR VET L"IIT: 1. Eric Reming " "aw); 2. C T. WatnabC'(Hon).
JR VET EX; 1. L.eoSaullHon) .
VET BEG: 1. Kyle Rditgnl (Vi llln); 2. Mark .~"2'I (Hon); 1 Dr!.
J...og~"pi (K.Jw);
4. Rub Duncan (Yam) ; 5. 5tan~ Nc;JfWOOl;b. ( K,aw ).
VET NOV : 1. David Williams. tSuz.l; 2. G.uy Harada (Honl; 3.
HI.'1U'Y KokO!M.ons1i (Hon); 4. Bill Prt-.T (}(aw); 5.l.ft" Sa ul Sr.l'iwJ.
VET lNT : 1. Craip;CoNway (H on) ; 2. EriI: AI"ming UC.w); 1
Mike Mc.\ 1illL- ;... Frw Mathrw5 lHonl; S. StevY BArklow (Yaml .
.
M5TR B: 1. Ken Renata (Han>; 2. I:::JrnuUs McAdam (Kawl;
3. GI"I"S Willi.tnu>(Suz) ;4. &rue Kopasz (Yam) ;5. Jado. "'--II (Hon ).
or
or MSTR A : 1. Ala n Kent (Yolm); 2. SteveClarl. U(a w) .
Montoya winsWillow
Springs Grand Prix
By Eric Vincent
Scott Minster (60) ran away with the 125cc
Beglnner-class victory during CRC
mot ocr oss acti on at Los Angeles Cou nty
Racew ay.
Ja ke Hold en, both of w hom fo rg ed a hea d o f
class poi nts lead er Tod d H ill for seco nd a nd
third.
Result s
orEN rRO: I. Don Wilson (H a n ); 2. Ron Watrn (Rtd; 3.
Sp....-dy Kd l (A00;". Jeff Holford lHon>,: S. &ic Hickman (Rtx).
OrEN A: 1 . ~i.anVnnon lAOO.
2SO A : 1. Byron Do~n (Bul); 2. Eric ~ (Hon); J. Jak
HoId l'n (Uon).
12S A:. 1_ Jak HoIdl."2'I (}i on ); 2. c:Ju-b, Wall e (Han); J . Scott
HOlJ.aol'mlln lHun l.
80 A : 1. Jau HoId nl lHon); 2. Kyle- Bunger (Ka w); 3. Scott
Howotman (Bon).
SO 8 : I . Adri.1n Fn»t (Yam); 2.
Light lSuz).
Jerry HaI\lOe1'l
(Hon); 3_ Sea n
60 A: 1. Ml.ke Rochester IK..w); 2. Krv in Bu ngCT OGiw); 3.
Nick St-llrn (Kaw).
P/W A: 1. Kyle Buchanon ; 2 TylCT 1bom~ 3. rat Va n
Vol.........
r / W B: I. Scott Spratt; 2. Dylan Euan ger; 3. Cl')'5lal Kin n ie.
SOSR l. o...-rt'r.. Stallcup; 2 Mollt Houflel1\an 3. Dal1a Ml"lby .
1
;
8
SOJR A: I . Dall.u Ndby; 2. Derek St.illcop; 3. JO!Oh 811m.
50 JR B: 1. Brl'nton Schn ilZl't'; 2. Dylan Eu a n !':..... 3. Crr'tal
;
Kin nit:'.
take over second . A cou p le of turn s later, Tebo
was dogging Conaway, lookin g to make the pass
an d win the moto. Co ming down off the ove rand- under jump, Tebo pulled next to Conaway.
A lapped rider caused Tebo to come up short off
a jump, sw a p p ing sideways and going d own
hard just before the finish line. Conaway took the
firs t-mote win, with B erning seco nd a head of
McMillen . Teb o injured his wrist, bu t lim pe d
across the line for fourt h ahead of Hamid Smith.
R eming wo n the secon d·moto drag race to
the first turn but drifted wid e, allowing Tripp,
Co na way, Alek Sp inell i a nd McM illen to go
underneath- Aemin g qui ckly passed Spinelli and
sta rted ho unding McMilJe n, w hile Tripp a nd
Cona way were having their own battle out front.
Tri p p a nd Co na way played tag until Trip p
seemed to tire towa rds the end of the malo and
slowly d rifted back to a ftfth-place fInish. AeIning
finally got aro und McMillen and took up where
Tripp left off on the last lap. Conaway managed
to stay a f"", feet ahea d of Aeming for the win.
McMillen crossed the finish third followed by
Karl Allen.
Results
YAM r / w (0-6): 1. Drew Gossdaa r (Ya m) ; 2. T.A, Wal ker
(Yam); 3. Sh.1u n Bu ll..... (Yam); 4 , f).1id Rubnbon (Yam); S. Bldke
~(Y.:un) .
30+ A: 1. Todd Hill (Yam); 2 Doug An d\TSOR CHon) .
rum...,.
YAM P/W <7-'1); I. Car los M.mn (Yolm); 2. Wl"Slon
(Yaml .
S/ Sl'K 1D-6) 1. Tye Hames (KTM> ; 2. Tanl'\C"l' Langham (KTM);
:
3. Doug Cartt:r (JCThf); 4. Tylor Henunr (KTM) .
Conaway conquers CRC MX
S/STK ('7-91 L Edward H...m ng IlEM); 2.
;
l\.EM).
By Greg Robe rtson
PALMDALE, CA, FEB. 18
A pair of good starts helped Craig Conaway prevail in a tough V~t Interm ediate clas~ d uring California Racing Clu b's Sunday motoc ross a t Los
Angck'S County Race\\!ay.
Eric Fleming powered. to the first-moto lead
over Ed Tripp, Conaway and Mike McMill en .
Tripp and Co naway we re all over Flemi ng as
t hey s ta rted to p u ll away fro m t he pack.
Conaway found a way around both Trip p and
Aeming by the second lap. Aeming stayed within
striking range as Tri pp faded and was passed by
McMillen. Bruce Teba fl"", throu gh the field after
a first-lap crash to push Mc.\1i1len back to fourth
at the halfway point. Teba reeled in the two frontrunners and outbra ked Hemi ng in a comer to
C hOlrl~
MI.'SM'I'
60 BEG: 1. Tim M~ nicl (Kaw).
flO (Q.8) : 1. Ed wa rd HLTrin lKaw}; 2. David ClIrt..... (Kaw).
g
IKl BEG: 1. Kit KUJ\i1h (Yam) .
1
KO (1· IIl: 1. B1.l l" Mitch ell (l Ion) ; 2. Eric DuIT'l"f (Suz); 3. R.J.
k
G.\m.l (Suzl .
HO 112·13) 1. B
:
ubby Steff.m (Suz); 2. K~"Vin Jt.-nnin~ (Kawl; 3.
Todd ~laarO -Jon l;4 . Brt'T\IG iliia m (Yam ).
125 BEG : 1. s','ott Mino;h. (Suz); 2. Ch.t rk"5 Cook lSuzt 3. Ch. Z
'J'
1
Smilh (Suzl; 4. Ryan B.v.endale (Suzl; S. Jart'd Sprou l (Suz).
125 NOV: I . Gra hdm How ell (Suz) ; 2. St:"n Hd worth {Yaml .
125 INT: J. Mike Harm (Suzl; 2. Tyson Taylor (Hun); 3. R.lnd y
$tl.ofan (Suz) .
PRO : l. Jimm y Lavom (5oz); 2. Nick M.ui 08t' (Suz); 3. l...ex
Malan(5uz1.
250 BEG: 1. Bob Gorma n (Yam ); 2. raw AJMwr(Yam) ; 3. Carl
~pi
(Kawl; .fI. Kurt Wolfe (Kaw); 5 . Ryan ulflr (Hon).
250 NOV : 1. Shawn Mcln tQ;h (Ya m); 2. Chuck Kobl,., ; S. Chuck St. Romain
(Yam) .
JRVET NOV; 1. o.udt Kol'CI't5uz); 2. Cab At-you
Sean H.1
worth (YAm); " . JohrI Tumn' l$url.
lHon);
3.
ROSAMOND,CA, FEB. 17-18
Michael Montoya survived a heated battle to captu re the Coors Light and Tom Sera Racing Formula Two Grand Prix race victory at the second
mund of Willow Springs Motorcycle Club eve nts
at Willow Springs International Raceway.
Robbie Dowie was the fastest rider off the F-2
line followed by Steve Teschke, wh o was quickly
caught and pa ssed by a cha rging Mon toya .
Dowie was passed in turn one of la p tw o by
Montoya and Brian GarbeUini
Montoya and Garbellini began a fierce battl e
for the lead . Coming d own the front stra igh t to
com pIl>te lap three they were side by side, with
Montoya managing to hold off Garbe llini. A lap
later, Garbellini was mo re succ~sfuI. passing
Montoya on the fmnt straight. The d uel continued , with Montoya retaking the lead in the back
straigh t of lap six. In the final lap , as the riders
ent ered turn eight, Garbellini suddenly applied a
burst of speed and closed rapidly. At the line, the
two riders were very close, but WSMC officials
declared Montoya the winner.
In the Summit Inn 750 Superbike race, Kenny
Kopt.'Cky grabbed the holes ho t, but was passed
by Paul Mumford in the second tu rn . 5<.'COnds
lat er, Kopecky lost second to Keith Ma cBet h.
Mumford pu lled off the track in the second lap
with a mt>ehanical p roblem, surrende ring the
lead to MacBeth. Jerry Evans rode in second with
Kopt.'Cky third. By the ,"ltd of lap three, Evans was
closing t he gap on MacBeth. Meanwhile,
Kopt.'Cky was passed by Larry Schnur for third .
As the lead ers completed lap four , MacBeth and
Evan. were side by side down the front stra ight.
<
Co ming ou t of tum one, Evans hdd the ad vantage. With no lead chang es in the top three for the
remainder of the race, Evans took the win , followed by MacBeth St.COnd and Schnur third .
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Results
F~2: 1. Mich,lcl Mon toyoil (Yam); 2. Bria n GIIrbt.-lIini (Yam); 3 .
St('\lt' Tt'!IChkt' (Him ); 4. ROOb'e Do wie (}Jon ); S. RoOcrt Yampoblky
CHon).
F-4O: 1. Tom Aquino (Suz); 2. Juhn Hilton (Oue); 3. Keith MaeBt.oth (Ka w ); 4. Tom St-ralSuz); LII'T)'Schnur (Doc).
500 S/STK : I. Mark Sio ner (Ya m ); 2. R08II Wd lJ (Yam); 3.
Mich.lel Shcnoy (Ya m ); 4. 1(1(' Ha mmond (Yam); 5 . Jeff u.."On.trd
OPEN S/ STK: 1. Jeff Stt"f1\ tSuz); 2. CrLmdo Pablo re.;idcnl
(Yaml .
OI'Ef" 5/ 8K: 1. Pt>terChn,.itL'ft'lL'Ti ; 2. 8m W dch (Yam) ; 3. raul
Mum!ord (Kaw); 4. Knv\y Kopc.-dr;y
