Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

6th ANNUAL EUROPEAN TRIP Results INTRO TO MX: 1. Waylon Bb:her ISuz ); 2. Brandon McD0nald (Y.lm); 3. An thony Cru m (K..Iw ); 4. Kenny V~b (Suz) ; 5. J~ McCorTNd (Yam). P/W FI': 1.Cocbn ~ (KlM);2. NoLm Shultz (yilm ); 3. Christioln Cnig (KTM); 4. St"m Cerd.l (KlM); 5. Scott Blanco (YMn ). sn: P /W (D-6): 1. ~ Tabes (KTM). P / W 5TK (741): 1. Br.d M....If: ra C LEM); 2. Kevin Wade (K1M~ 3. Erik 5p«k (I(TM). P/W MOD (D-6 1. Ow5rTakacs. ): JRBEG(D-8);1. Moue Aberthany(KaW) ; 2. Man Rose (Ka w ). ( K.. w ); 2. An thony Ch.a",tte (K..Iw ); 3. Jake Bissonnette (K.w); 4. ~trick Pennington oc.w); 50 KyJe.Spaulding(Ka w) . JR STK (0-8) : 1. Iyl.., K~ f.. Grand Prix of Holland & Grand Prix of Germany June 25 . July B JR MOD (0-8): 1. Ty~r Kaole (Kiow) ; 2.1W.teJ wgwrn'(lC.1wJ; 3. Anthony Charette (lC.lw); 4. Phillip BuncelLl (Xaw), 60SIlC (9-11): 1. Ryan Beilt (Kilw: 2. ShoIun Connelly (Kaw);3. Cas Swih ()(.awl; 4. be Wray (Ka w) ; 5. Chris Moorr (Kaw). 60 MOO (9-11): 1. Brian ThoIN!iOl'l (Kaw) (ap proxim at e) 80 BEG: 1. Johnn y Holmquist (Yam); 2. Jos hua Na varro (K. w) ; 3. Piltrick Mlcuig (V.. m); 4. J.y Dee ~nn.go (Suz) ; S. Scott Gra ha m (Ka w ). 80 STK (9-- 111 1. Jnu& Cuill .s (ya m ); 2. Anth ony BfU!JCt!lla : (Suz); J . Rya n fkoat (Hon ); 4. Sh.Jun Connelly (Kaw); 5. be Wray See a pair of GP's on back-toback weekends! (Suz ). 80 NOV STK: 1. Billy l.lnmovich (Y am) ; 2. Ou~len Watson (Suz ); 3. Jake Dkirnl (K,aw) ; 4. RO!08 Garcia (Yam); 5. Mltt Cond on (Ya m ). 80 NOY MOD: 1. RossC.ma (Yam). Join us for The Dutch TT at Sj MfN I: 1. Billy Lamnovich (Yilm); 2. Jilke Elkins (K.1w ); 3. 'ROIOS Ga rcia (Yam ); 4. Dus}t'n Watson (Suz); 5. Brandon Hamlett (Ka w ). 125 BEC : 1. Slev l' C lt'venser (Yam); 2. Dru Blocker (Suz) ; 3. Dav id Tay lor (Hon) ; 4. Todd Clayton (Hon ); 5. Bryan Frost (Suz) . 125 (12-15): I. Ron Lofton ; 2. Ste ve Yu r\o;ov (Kaw); 3. TravlB ic Frink (Kaw); 4. Tod d Clay ton (Hon); 5. Corey Clayton (Hon ). 125 (16-21): 1. Ivan NolV ·te (Suz). olm. 125 NOV STK: 1. Michael Fox (Ka w); 2. Ronnie Loftin (Hon ); 3. Geoff Wall e r"!> (Suzl ; 4. Corey Ool y lo n (Ho n ); 5. Tra v is Frink Assen, with its massive .;.a, . .,~~~. : __, (Kaw). 125 NO V MOD : 1. Ste ve Yurkovic (Ka w ); 2. Kevin RoYoll (Hon); 3. Craig Rood (Ka w); 4. Craig Smith (Suz). 125 lNT ; 1. D.J. tel N ichols (Suz.); 2. Wibon Nichols (Hon); 3. n Manny Aria s (H on ); 4. Frank Dileo (Suz) . 2SOBEG; I. Ricky Gr.Ivn (l ion). 2SO INT : 1. Dan ic- Nicho ls (Suz); 2. $h.aun IreJ..nd {Hon ); 3I Scott 1hornp5on (Hon);4. A.uon McDonouh {YMn). 250 PRO: 1. Lart- Erik Lazwn CHon); 2. Tun Stebcil (Suz); 3. An ge leo Ingol n (Hon). O P A (26-29 ): I. Danny W.llsh (Honl. or A (30-34): I. Jeff Almood (Suz); 2. Don Connt'ny (Suz); 3Chns Swift (Hon) ; 4. o.. nny Almond (Suz ); S. ~ndy Rush (Hon). or A (3S-J9~ I. John Monon (1100 2. Rudy Sovill.o /SuL). 1; ~; , i' . crowds and good timeso The . German G P at the hi storic - N urburgring. O ur Sched ule leaves you p lenty of free ti me or A (40 +): 1. Mik e Ruhstorfn- (K.iw ). O P 8 (2&-29) I . Roy o..!Im (y am); 2. JohnWashburn (Hon); 3: Oon Brown (Kaw ); 4. Du.lne Wd)s te r (Hon). B (30- 34 ): I . D,;r,y U;i Rry no ld !l (Ya m); 2. I..d A~l'T\.iIth y (Hon); 3. Ca y Johnson (KTM); 4. rip tUl"ICOl( (H us ). or or B (35-39): 1. Ceoege Speck (Hon ); 2. Da vid Charettr (KlM); 3. Jeff PolUlIulat (y am ); 4. Ron Patterson (H on); 5. Ron Howe ll (K.iw ). OP B (40+): J. Ch uck Fell: (Suz ); 2. Karl Sca n lan (Ya m ); 3. Bill &ron (Suz ); 4. Pat lre l.lnd (Yam); S. Walter Porter (Suz). Graves grabs Gold Cup Formula One win By Eric Vincent R OSAMOND. CA. MAR. lb-17 Chuck Graves returned to the Toyota Gold Cup Formula One Rood Race victory podium d uring the thi rd round 01 Willow Spri ngs Moto rcycle Club racin g at Willow Springs In ternational Raceway. Gra ves was fastest off the line, two months afte r he broke his collarbone in a racing accide nt in tum nine of this track . Curtis Adams was rig ht behind him and Peter Christensen was in third. Between turns two and three. Adams powered pas t Graves and took ove r the lead. At the star t 01 la p three, Graves drafted Adams down the lront stra ight, then passed him in tum one. But Adams was persistent, and in turn eight of the same lap he passed Graves again on the outside of the tum. Graves immediately used the draft to his advantage on the front straig ht and passed Adams once again. From that po in t on. Graves remained un challenged . • By the midway po int 01 the 14-l ap race, Graves had developed a solid lead but Adams was losing gro und to Peter Chris tensen. In lap eight, Christensen was right on Adams ' tail and succeeded in passi ng in tu m lour. Despite his best efforts, Adams was unable to retake second .. At the checkered. it was Graves with the win, Chris tensen in second and Adams thir d. In the Coors Light/Tom Sera Racing Formula Two race, six riders began di cing for the lead olf the line, but those efforts were cut sho rt by a red-flag cond itio n after th ree midpack racers crash ed in tum two . Jason Pade n qu ickly emerged with the lead in the race restart followed by Michael Mon toya and Bria n Ga rbe llini. While Paden rem ained unch a lle nged fo r the d u ra t ion o f th e s ix-la p event, Mon toya and Garbellini were side by side throughout as they battled lor second. While Mont oya led lor much of the time, Garbellini wo uld regularly power his way into second w hile rou n d in g the fas t tu rn-e ight sweeper. Montoya held on. howe ver and it was Pad en with the win lollowed by Montoya seeond an d Garbelli ni third. Results F-I: 1. Chuck C rn ... (Suz) ; 2. PrtrrChristnlsnl. (Suz); 3. Cu rtis Adams (Suz ); 4. Jason P.dm (Yam); Michad Mon toya (Yam). F-2: I . J.ll>On Padrn (Ya m); 2. Michael Mon to ya (Yam) ; .1. s. and free days. 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