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edging ou t Miles ton e for 'sec o nd overa ll. Petri was again fourth, wi th Scott Jurgensen's KTM fifth. Another do uble class winner was T1D1 Damro n taking his Honda to four mota wins in the 16-24 and 125cc A classes. Caleb Ru ssell followed Damron home in all four motos. In 125cc A~la ss action Jerem y Bardoner came back from a crash-induced first-mote fifth to finish third in the second moto for third ove rall. Matt Spayer and Eric Milestone rounded out the top five. The If>- to 24-year-old class's third overall went to Kevin Hamann, with jared Hudson and Amanda Hedge filling out the top five. Clint Broc hol eshot the fir st moto of th e Open class with A.I. Waggoner and Motosports' own Aaron Vincer in second and third. The finishing order remained the sa me . The second m ot a heated up after a n other Brae Honda holeshot with Vincer's Honda trying to get by . Service Honda's Waggoner moved into third by the fourth lap and began trying to p ress Vincer into a m istake tha t never came, the th ree finishing se veral bike lengths apart. Loren Cook and Eric Close rou nded out the top five. The Over 40 class saw Loren Cook guide his CRSOO to a double moto sweep. Gary Dicicco led early in the fi rs t rna to un til Cook came past, then settled for second and an eve ntual seco nd overall. Brian McNama ra fin ished thi rd in both motos and Don Bolda n wa s fourth after a nasty crash near the uphill tabletop. Randy Robert was fifth. Res u lts AUTO (4-6): L Qui. Moo son (Y.m); 2. Ty Tyrrell (KThf); 3. M.I F. briziu~ (H on ); 4 . l)t·ll' Hinich (KTM ); S. Jon us Mo 18.n IKlM ). AUTO (1.-8); 1. '.bOn Snw rt; 2. Dustin Bn!hm; 3. J.J1<.r Frid.rr: 4"~y UndI.-r;5. £'hil Prtnds (JaM. bO: I. Kevm M.rkwardt ( K.1w); 2. J«Ob F,wmidus (K,Iiw ); 3. Moi Ro:durwn (~w); 4. And~ Tyt'eU (1C.Iw); 5. sc.n eo. ( ~w) t 80 JR; I . Tad Tfft'Il; 2. JoWnWi St. l oU D (Suz); 3. Brad Koch (Hon); 4. C reg Itlldiff (IY w); 5. JmNg PoUry (Kiw). 80 SR: I . Dou g HUIIton (Hon); 2. Paul ~ (Han); 3. Jnpmy Brna.on(Y am ); ( . Ad.m Yount; ev.m );5 . JustinUn:kr- (Suz~ 125 JR: 1. Kurt J~i3oon (H on); 2. }c.-mn y 8nl5OR (Ya m ); 300N1d Stwridan (Y.m); ( . Icel 8nItke (Hoo ); S. Br~ Koch (Hoo ~ 125C: 1. Todd foI,tt"f" 2. ).Ired Hudson (KoIw); 3. Doug H.lms ; o (IWw); 4. Jl. f DdT.nzo (Hoo); S. Kyle Oiercb (Hoo ). 125 B; I. Kn-i n Mottwnn ( ~ w ); 2. ~ R.dkeo (Hon); 3.'.aon KJoplowski (K.w); 4. RmI Sdunid t (Hon); 5. Nonrwn Elz.er (Hon ~ 115 A; I . Tun D.unron (Hun); 2. Ca. cb RUI!>riJ(y a m); 3. jeee1 my B. rdorwT (Ya m) ; ( . M.n Sp.yn- (K. w); S. Eric Milestonr (Suz ). 2SO C; I. Kevin Qunt ( ~ w); 2. J~ff Y.rger (Suz); 3. Oino ~(Suz); 4. DAn Wimnann (llorl ); 5. G.lbriel ~ (Y.rn). 250 B; 1. Vin« nt SIl" r (Suz) ; 2. Chris Reynold (Ka.w); 3. gt' Ma rk C. lb«k (Hon); 4_Kurt Wagr'll:!'l' (Bon); 5. Troy Qu..-st (1C.Iw). . 2SO A ; 1. T un o..mron (Hun); 2. Calrb R_ I I (Y un); 3. ~ M.ahann (Kiw); 4 . J.rnt H udson (te.w); 5. Arrwnd.i Hedge (~ w ). OPEl\l; I. O int BfO(' (Hon); 2. A.ron Vince r (H on); 3. A.'. WoIggonn(Hun); 4. l.Dl'ft"ICook(Hoo ); 5. ErikClmrevam). 25+ A ; 1. Dav e Brill (lton ); 2. ,",,-Ton Ma rin g (H on); 3. EneMill,~lont.· (5 U2); 4. Kt'ilh PI,.'tri ()(aw); 5. Scott Jurgm.o;en (KTM). . 3Ih ·8; 1. J~ RoM.- (Suz); 2. C il'n FUl");oln (Hun); 3. Bob Bollon (li on) ; 4. Keith Pa lmrr (lU w); 5. Tom U I1t.'r (K.iw). 30+ A; I. Dave Brill (Hon ); 2. Bob Brim.. (Suz) ; 3. Tod d Bnohn (Hon); 4. Ja!lOC1 001 1.\ (1-1011); S. Doug Gilman (H on) . . J5+ A:. 1. Cn'S Hl>nlr.rl(Yam); 2. Rkhard Pop lowsk i (Hon ); 3. Cary Duecker (H on) . 4ti + A; 1. Loren Coo k (Hon); 2. Ga ry Dicicco (Ka w); 3. Brian McN amara (Suz ); 4. Don Boldan (lIon); 5. Roi nd y Robert (Suz) . VINT; 1. Dun Bold an (Hon); 2. Je ro me Beckley (K. w); 3. R.ndy Robert(Suz). Fisherfittest at Evolution MX By Helen Wheales MUDDY CREEK, TN,MAY5 When round fou r of the Evol ution Series came to Muddy C reek Ra cew a y, Greg Ca rter and Dave Fishe r scored imp ress ive wins in the 500 and 250cc Mast er classes respectively, while Wayne Nix bested the Sportsman ranks. The first-mote action got under way wi th a tight firs t-corner tussle. As the clus ter rounded the be nd, Gary Kop tak squi rted into the lead. The position wa s quickly relinqu ished to Rick Doughty as the pack hit a section of high -speed jumps. The order remained constant for the first one and a half revolutions. Carter, however, was on a mission. After displacing a very wide K~ tak , he set his sights on Do ughty. Wit hi n th e clos ing yards of lap two he mad e his move to the lead. Doughty retalia ted by repassing ove r Mu dd y Creek's fa med tabl etop ju mp . Carter 's experie nce with deep-rutted co mers proved to be just the asset he needed. to cash in on the lead with the very next tum. While Doughty struggled with front brake problems, Carter pulled ou t to a comfortable margin . Farther back, the effervescent style of Dave Fisher allowed him to float to the top of the 250cc Mast er divis ion. Fisher con tin ue d his charge all the way up to Carter's back doo r. Ca rter mad e sure to slam the door on Fish er, effectiv ely locking him ou t of the top spot in moto one. At the flag it was Carter in the 500cc Master class, Fisher in the 250cc Masten; and Nix as first250cc Sportsman. Moto two looked like it would go Greg Ca r ter ' s way a s he g rabbed the ea rly lead . Doughty's Maico bogged off the gate relegating him to the back, but after four turns he had pulled into second be h in d Carter. The two remained close for the first two la p s before Carter pulled clear . 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