The top five finishers in each class will receive a
series champio nship trophy. The awards will be
presented on Ama teu r Day, August 3, during
the Millville Pro National Weekend. Net proceeds from the program will be matched by the
Schmit family and donated to the Aplastic
mia Foun da tion.
Deal grabbed the lead shortly after the start
of the first 80 (7- 11) mo to followed by Josh Carlson and the rest of the pack. Just after the first
circu it Ca rlson crashed in a sharp left-hand tum
and lost several positions. Meanwhile, Deal was
on cruise control to his firs t victory of the day
with Jose ph Ettesvold and Jeff Van Vleet finishing second and third. Unblemished by his miscue, Carlson remounted and charged back into
fourth place by races end.
After the first lap of the second rnot o, Deal
wa s chased this time by Ettesvold. Carl son,
howev er, was o n th e move, as he slid past
Ettesvold on lap two in the hope of delivering a
challenge to the dimi nu tive race leader. But Deal
ha d al ready open ed up a comfortable margin
and checked out to sco re win number two. Carlso n's fi rst-mo te co me back earned h im the
"never quit" award. Combined with his secondplace finish behind Deal in moto tw o, Carlson's
first-mote heroi cs earned him rwmer·up honors
overall . Ettesvold netted third overa ll by vir tue
of his 2-4 moto finishes.
Resu lls
Ane-
MICRO (4-6): 1. Joh He inkoin nt; 2. Ryan Du ngey; 3. Mik
n
Fridgen ; 4. Sam Dethloff; 5. Ch.td SchmidL
MJCRO (1-.8): 1. Lance G.l5SCrt;2. James Lorr; 3. Justin Rumpll;4. Blake Rl"itrr.
PEE WEE: I. J
ohn Ddm; 2. JOf." Enesvold; 3. Brett Ohlan; 4.
Travi51.anc'y 5 J;non J~
;
YTI-{; 1. Trevor John; 2. Ornnis Ecbtrom; 3. }au Beissel; "Man ()hm.an; S. Shrldon Fratzke.
80 (1 .I1): 1. Ada m Deal; 2. Jo shu.l C.arlson; 3. Jouph
Ettnvokt; 4. Scott Jendro; 5. Jdf Van Vltft.
!Ilcc 12-13; 1. J,.a k Cutw; :z.}rftm.y Rirwnon; 3. M.lrk Molitor. 4. lOll')'Cheko ; 5. Collin Butu.
80 (14-15); 1. lUI." &yorge ; :z. M.ltt otun.an; 3. Q\av lis GruskA;
4. Johnathan SpnIugue; JohnMold .
80 OPEN : 1. J..k Gotw; :z. Ad.m De ",l; 3. Collin Butte; "ChJ,rtif- Grusb; S. J
ohnSpriI u~.
125 C - l : 1. MOl ' " Are nd s; 2. S h r ldon Futzk.e; 3. Leon
Gu tswiUer. 4. SNwn Nmon; S. Mik Koch.
125 C-2: I : Duid Diclurwn; :z. Dive Guzzo; 3. N ate Siebe na ler; 4. jeff Ryder; S. Cftog Klein.
125 C: 1. Cli ff }ohNon; 2. SUnonTusl er. 3. Mike Beissel; 4.
s.
KeU NylWld; 5. BobWilliams.
y
125 8: 1. Justin T",I... :z. Dmni50 Edstrom; 3. John Trev or; 4.
;
Ron fr,uzu; 5. Scott Reschke .
16-24 C: 1. Ed Lrjch.lk; :z. Jim tuyziwn; 3. Simon TusJer; 4.
Mike Little; 5. J
eTm1Y Schmidt
16-24 ~ 1. JmhUdl P",tzoJot;:z. Luke W
lil.i~ 3. J06h Pangt'fl; 4.
Bill
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2SOC-l : 1. Ow'1ieNiedz:ielske; 2. Troy Dun gy; 3. Dave Wl"fe..
nwn .
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250 C-2: I. Ed Schubizke; 2. fun N"'yzlum; 3. Chad Clark; 4.
P",ul Kt-rk~; S. Je-wmy Schmid t.
25+ C: 1. Ch.all NM!d.ziebke; 2. Todd K.1psner; 3. Ken Con rad ;
ont!on.
4. Paul K ~; 5. Troy Bt.
25+ 8: 1. Chris Co X; 2. Kevin Nl"5h.'nOV; 3. Kirk Ves terstcin ; 4.
Mel Hicnen; 5. P"'I McNaman .
25+ k 1. Chad Wint.de; :z.Mike Malltef!l 3. Richard Rcihn; 4.
;
~rt
Irvine; 5. JamellScott.
VET 8: 1. [Mv!.' Spi:unoln; :z. Troy J
ohn:;on; 3. Rick Ulleno; 4.
Mike Roen; 5. Mon Dc.d .
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50+: 1. Robnt Wi..o;k'dt ;:z. M.J Sug .
WMN: 1.
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McNamee engineers
Ocala MX win
By Kyl e Myers
OCALA, n, APR. 28
Mike McNamee used a 2-1 comb ination to win
the 250cc C class in the Southeast Area Qualifier
at the Florida Motosports Complex.
Ov er 215 riders from five states, Costa Rica
and Pa na ma competed on the hard-pack track.
In the first 250cc C mot o John Coleman led
the l1- ri der fiel d int o tu m one with Brandt
Fren chman and McN amee follow ing . Frenchman quickly passed Coleman for the point pos ition and started to pull awa y. McNamee flew by
Coleman on the second circuit and slowly reeled
in lead er Frenchman. With tw o laps to g o
McNamee's arms began to severely pump, and
Frenc hma n Cruised hom e with the moto wi n.
McN amee crossed the lin e second w ith Jim
Kersey, Colema n and Adam The rou y rounding
ou t the top five.
In mot o tw o Darren Ben nett; gra bbed the
holesho t w ith McNamee , Kerse y a nd Frenchman giving chase. Bennetti's lead was shortlived as McNam ee sailed by on one of the downhills to move into the lead. Fren chman picked
off Kersey then Benn etti and sta rted to d ose in
. on McNamee. Frenchman then forced h is way
by McN amee on the uphill but sta lled in th e
next turn as McNamee mot or ed by an d ba ck
into the lead.
Fre nchma n refired his machine and cha rged
after McNamee, bu t time ran out. McNamee on
his SPY /JT / Mo to Lid s / Pr o Ci rc u it RM fle w
across the finish tine with one hand in the air to
score th e mot o a nd overall wi n. Fren chma n,
Kersey a n d Colema n filled ou t the top five
spots.
In othe r racing action Emesto Fonseca on his
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