Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

25+ A: 1. Du ran Johnsen (Hon~ 25+ B: 1. John Schafer CSuz). 30+ A : 1. VannJoh nSoOn (H on). 30+ C: 1. DlIvid How erton (Bon). 35+: 1. Bob Maner (Hon). 40+: 1. lke Dejag er (Hon); 2 Bob Mane r (Ha n). U / I.: 1. Ryan Schafer (Hon) ; 2 Richard Feidt (Kaw ). Randa triples Canyon Lake MX By A.J , Waggoner DANVILLE,IL, MAR. 10 j im m y Ran da took hi s P ro -Source b a ck ed Honda's to six mota wi ns to claim the ove ra ll's in the Ove r 25, 125cc A and 250cc A classes at Canyon Lake Mote-Sports first ra ce day of the seas on. Randa m ad e the icy tra ck condi tions look easy on his w ay to th e 250cc A m ota -on e win followed h ome by Alex Rossetto on his World of Pow er Sports Yama ha. Th e second moto was muc h the same with Rossetto stalling out early in th e mota , a llowing Rand a an easy victory. Eric Trigelett came back from a h ar d cras h for thir d ove ra ll, with Scott Ballard fourth . In 125cc A a ction it was again Ran d a an d Rossetto ou t front with Randa pulling ou t a lead late in th e m ot a. In th e seco nd rnoto, Rossetto grabbed the ho lesho t with Randa ba ck around fourth. Rossetto led until late in the race when Randa m a d e better tim e th rou gh lap pe rs to overtake Rossetto for the win. jim Dziak holeshot the first Over 30 A-class mot o on his Service Honda, followed by fellow Service Honda rider Scott Miller . Dziak pull ed a sligh t adv antage, onl y to fall in a slick comer lettin g Miller around . The second-mot a holeshot wen t to Mill e r with Dziak a nd Po lley close be hind. Miller ran in to a lap per in the wh oop s handing the lead to Dziak . Miller came back to pass Dziak in th e same wh oop sectio n to tak e the mo ta and the overa ll win. The Ove r 35 class saw anoth er Dziak holeshot followed by Dan Dworzynski and Service Honda rider Greg Holman . Dworzynski took the first mota with Dziak and Holma n second and third . The second mota wa s Dziak 's for the ove rall win with Holman a close second an d Dw orzynski thir d . Jim Lafonda won both motos of a good-sized Over 30 B class . Bruce No rcutt and Greg Holman were second an d third wi th Fra nk Cu rly and john Phillips ro unding ou t the top five. . Results AUTO (4-6) : 1. Dillon Hall ; 2. Chri s Gib -'"lm; 3. WeII G ~; ly 4. Ty lcr Richardson . . AUTO (7-8): 1. 'ry ter Creen: 2. [ake Fricker; 3. Abby Allen . 60: 1. Corey Robem: 2. e helsi Dunklt>bargeT; 3. Travis With erspoon; 4. Ch ris Shee ts; 5. Ja ke Fricker. • BOJR 1. Ant hon yWt"bt>r; 2. JU!lh Polley . : 80 SR: 1. Myles Donnell; 2. Dustin Cu;ly; 3. za ch Allen. SC H BY: 1. [u stm Belan d (14-2 4): 1. Kevin Ham an n; 2. Bill U1iks. 12S C: 1. Kevin Dtoko k; 2. Ch ad Co oper. 3 . George Ne"li; 4 Derek Martin; 5. Jerem y Ritchie. 125 B: 1. Ch ris Re yn old s; 2. Ke v in H a m an n ; 3. Ja son Billingsly; 4. Paul Gib~m; 5. Dal" Benear . 125 A: t . Jim Randa; 2. Alex Rossetto. 250 C: 1. Rid.. Bowm an; 2. Todd Devries; 3. Sieve Ken worth y, 4. Mark Jl"lSt"ph; S. ]o hn Wright. t 250 B: 1. Chris Reynolds ; 2. Ch ad Heron ; 3. Troy Overstn....; 4. Jason Schoolcraft. 250 A: 1. Jim Randa; 2. Alex RO~!K>tlll; 3. Eric Tri~l l·tt; 4. Stott Ballard. OP EN: 1. A. . WaAA r. J une 25+: 1. Jim Randa; 2. Scott Mille r; 3. Scott Ballard. 30+ H: 1. Jim Lafonda : 2. Bruce No rcutt ; 3. Greg Holma n; ... Frank Cu rly 5. John Ph illip s. 30+ A: 1. Scutt Millffl' 2. Jim Dziak ; 3. G iff Polley . ; 35+: I. Jim Dzia k; 2. Dan Dworzyns ki; 3. Greg Holm a n. '40+: I. Gary She whart VINT: 1. Tim Smith; 2. Cary Shewhart , 3. Dave Beirmen n. Hlebo crowned Enduro-Thon champ By W.H. Spencer SAN JOSE, CA, MA 17 R The fin al round of th e 1995-96 End uro-Th on cha mp ionship wa s decid ed in Sa~ jo se as Steve IFYOU LOVE THEEXCITEMENT OF SInINGIN THIS KIND OF SEAT••• Hlebo claimed the bragging rights by just three points a fter three ra ces of two ho urs each . joh n Hlebo team ed with Ryan O'Bray in the 125cc show but suffered a flat tire and garnered only two poin ts, whil e br other Steve team ed up w ith Old Timer Steve Allen and wo n over Steve Mannina. Brett .Land es and Sean Lollar were the fastest pa ir in th e 250 cc ext ra vagan za, w innin g ov er Ironm a n Ve t j ohn Mason, w h ile Dan Hart team ed with Stan Sm it h for th ird. Th e Hlebo bro the rs joined forces for fourth. With only the Open show to go, th e scores we re close: Steve Hlebo 244, john Hlebo 238, Hart 233. Hart tea med with hi s father, Dan Hart Sr., a nd easily we n t to the fro nt o f th e fin al ra ce. Brothe rs Do m inic and Anthon y DeM ario took second an d th ird. Steve Hlebo an d Ryan Op ray we re way back in ninth, but that was enoug h to push H leb o to th e overa ll w in a hea d o f th e y ounger Hart, 253-250. Results 0 / A: 1. Steve Hlebo; 2. Dan Hart Jr.; 3. Johri Hleoo; 4. (TIE) Bmt landi'S /Scott L rso ", a n Lindsay stands tall at Talladega Grand Prix By Bo b Applegate TALLADEGA, AL, MAR. 16-17 Will iam Lind say tor e up the track at Talladega Grand Prix Racewa y, taking a pair of win s, th ree seconds , two thirds and a fourth-pl ace finish . Rookie Expe rt Jim Albritton turned in a perfect per formance in Satu rday' s GTO race, lead in g every la p . Lind s a y too k seco n d a f te r jonatha n Bolton 's Su zu ki d ro p pe d ou t with a ba d fuse. . Amateurs Da vid Callah an an d Bud Lawter took first an d second overall in GTU racing. Drew Lincoln took the Expert-class win. Lindsay took Sun day's Middlewe ight Supersp ort win, earning the top Hond a con tingency prize. The Maryland-based rider then fought tooth and nail for his first win in Heavyweight Superspo rt aboard hi s '96 GSXR750. Regional Champ Steve Reker sw appe d it back a nd for th with Lindsay with the win going to Lind say on a last lap pass. M idd leweight Su perb ike was an in stan t rep lay for 600cc racer s w ith Lindsa y jum p ing out to an early lead . By lap thr ee, Lincoln took co n trol towi n g Hardy an d Gray . O nce again Lawter hung right there with the front-running expe rts finishing in the top five and earning the ama teu r win in the com bine d race . W ith a $750 pu r se a n d a no ther $750 in Ho n da contingency mo ney, th e Unli m it e d Superbike race shaped up to be a real shoot-out. Gene Church pushed hard from the start showing a little su perior power from the 900, while Bo lto n , Lin d say, Albr itt on an d 600-mou n te d Linco ln di ced for the remaining top five spots. Lindsay cru ised aro und Bolton on lap seven for the num ber-two spot while Church zoomed on for the win . Results EX L /w GP: 1. M.ark Bro wn (Yam ); 2.,.Michae l Mye rs (H un): 3. Will Rcwnd (Yam) . AM L, W GP 1. Willi am Lin co ln (Yam); 2. Rand y Uken a (Suz); 3. William Back (yam); 4. Cyn thia Bon ner (Yam); 5. Levan Sheri klian (Yam). EX M / W G P: 1. Dav e Ha rd y (Kaw ); 2. Will ia m Lindsay (Kaw); 3. Dre w Linco ln ( Ho n) ; 4. Eric Gra y (Han ): 5 . Da vid Yaakov (Kaw). U / l GP ; 1. Jona than Bolton (Suz); 2. SIeve Reker (Suz); 3. Jim Albritton (Yam); 4. Drew l incoln (Han); 5. Gene Church (Ha n). EX I./ W S /SPRT : 1. Will Rownd (Yarn). AM lW 55 1. Ken [armusch (Yam):-2. Marc Kings ley (Yam ); 3. Pat Moone y Jr. (Ya m ); 4. Bradley Cra dd ock (Kaw); 5. Leve n Sherikjun (Yam) . EX M / W S/SPRT: 1. Drew lincoln (Han ); Z. Eric Gray (Han); 3. Da ve Hard y {Kaw): 4. William Lidsay (Kaw ); 5. Alan A~rcrom bie (Hon). AM M /W 5 /SPRT; f. Bud l a wt e r (Hon); 2. J~ Klaasen (Han ); 3. Kei th Wilson (Han); 01. Jay Ha nna m (H un ]: 5. Ma rc Kings ley (H on). YOU'LLL VE THE EXCITEMENT OF O SInING INTHESE! If you've experienced the thri ll of seeing the world around you from the seat of a BMW motorcycle, you'll surely want to enjoy the speed, the grace and the excitement of the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta, Georgia, from some of the best seats in the stands . Just visit the showroom of your local BMW motorcycle dealer and enter our sweepstakes by filling out an official entry form. You could win a 3-day, 2-night trip for one to the Olympic Games . And while you' re at it, you might enjoy trying out one of our BMW motorcycle seats for size. i !\ W AlIanta1!'!6 TIII.Ol\l1l:l-'Wli Offic ial Spo nsor Of The 1996 Olympic Game s celebrating W d Class Perfonnance orl BMW Mot~rcycle " OlyJgpl c Gam es " Sw~pstakes Offic ia l Ru les - N o Pu rcha se N ec essary 1. 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