Carsten, Reilly and Deng ler all in the hun t. Kratz
wasted litt le time in disposing of Skut nik and
too k the lead on lap two with Carsten movi ng
into second. Sku tnik held on to th ird in front of
M cMill an, Reilly and Dengler. Kratz was r iding a
strong race, and try as he might Carsten was not
able to make the pass, fo llo w in g Kra tz to the
checkers. Rei lly followed in th ird with Dengler
.and McMillan rounding out the top five.
Eric Reilly took the h oJes ho t in the fir st
250cclOpen Expert moto with Jeff Yagloski second followed by Carsten, Andy Fleck, McMillan,
Dangler and Ritter. Reill y w as after it and lap
after lap was able to hold Carsten at bay until a
s ligh t bo bble on the last lap allowed Carsten to
tri ple past hi m and take the win. McMill an took
thi rd ahead of Den gl er, Yagloski, KTM ' s Ty
Wallace and Kratz.
Reill y ag ai n took poin t in moto tw o with
Car sten a hot second followed by Ritter, Fleck ,
Arron Kopp , McMillan and Kra tz. Carsten took
the lead at the halfway point , wi th Den gler m ov in g int o third ahead of McMi llan, Fleck, Kopp
an d Krat z. It wa s Car sten at th e chec kers followed by Reill y, Dengler, McMill an, Kra tz, Fleck
an d Wallace.
Aaro n Deiter was not only the 12Scc Novic e
class wi nner, he also went h orne with a new SSee
Suzuki donated by Gold Sport Cycle of Ith ac a,
New York.
Re sults
125 EX: 1. David Krat r (Suz ); 2 ~ m' Cars ten (Suz) ; 3. JOl'J
Dl'flJ;Il:"t' CSuz.J; 4. Ene Re-illy (Sur ); 5. Kurt MdAilIan (Hun).
12$ AM: 1. Jon B.utll{' (S\lr.); 2. Paul Carpenter (Kaw ); 3. Kurt
r
.
Robbin.'i (Suz ); + 'Ot> F.OIffid (Su1:); S. U"t"l Hi ~in... (Suz ).
125 ="OV: 1. Aaro n [kiln (Suz); ::!. Robert Valenti (Hon); 3.
Jur du n JolC!o.-o;(lll { Hon ); ~. Run Kuhl (Hunl; 1;. Jaml"!l DeP..ttu (H o n ).
2.. ;o / OrE~ EX: l. Barry Cars ten (Suz); 2. En e Reilty (5uz); 3.
c
Jut>I Ikn ~ler (Suz ); 4. Kurt McMilla n (Hom); S. Davi d Krarz (Sul' ).
25010r l:N AM : 1. M i ke n.. rke r (H Im ); 2. CaM'Y Hi ~~ i n!<
(Suz): 3, Tt"T1)' Finkle (Ya m ); + S<"ol't Rich (Kaw): S. Stewart Caru!lu
(Hun).
2.0;0 NOV : L Ada m Robinson (Hun ); 2. David Sick (Su z ); , .
J
Edw a rd Rapp (Ka..... );
+. Willam
Hind..lt·y (H un); 5. john McKI';1I1
(Hen) ,
2.lH- EX: 1. Ra rry COlTS" 'n (SUl'); 2. Andy FI.'ck (Yam); 3. Jeff
(Yam ); 4. Terry Kuhn (SUL); 5. Joh n W.:lltnn (HUll) .
2.1; AM: 1. John Twomey C
+
Hon ); 2. Steve Phill ips (Hon); 3.
Mike Tbcr npson (H o n ); 4. Grt'~ I.ykf'n \ (5uz); 5. Dar ry l Smi th
Ya~lo!ffian (Ka w ); 4. Chn.. Ef:lof (Suz ); 5. Jim Shn p (Yam).
30+ NOV: 1. Edward Rapp (I<.l ); 2. Marun R.. rich (HIm); 3.
w
JOM'ph Timian (5uz); 4. Jo h n Schoe ne r (H u n ); 5. Frank O~ i b a
(Hlm).
4().o.: I. Ho wa rd Hoose (Suz); 2. JUt' Fe rruu (Yilm); 3. Rud y
Amcrosano (Hon ); 4. Da VId Aho us e (Yam ); 5. Rich ard Johnson
(H on j.
SCH BY: 1. Paul Carpent er (t.::ol ); 2. jon R.:l rber (5u7_1; 3. JU
W
I'Y
Yag lo ..ki ( H un); 4 , Ja..o n Ca tt a n (Hon); 5, Steve Cun n i n~h a m
(K.tw).
.
CLGBY: 1. Bill Bal.t'r (Suz); 2. O ms Wilk (SuZ); 3. ~ ick Sears
(Hun); 4. Robt'TtQu inn (Kaw); 5. Tommy JU!lianit'C(Suz) .
65 (7. 11): 1. ~1itch Duugiwrty (Kaw): 2. Rob Kinil'T}'(Ka w ); 3.
Ryan Olaughlin (Ka w ); 4 Stephen Hunter (Kaw); 5. Wa ~ jennings(l<.lw).
80 (7-11): I. Jad u ~ter(Suz ); 2. Palrid Slmp"'l'r1 (Sw.); 3.
G~M" ~ighmn ( Ka w ): 4. Billy Heckman (Kaw); 5. Chri s Wa~r
Cl"' w)
85 (12-13): 1. Jemny Cook (Kaw ); 2. Sh.l w Bartholf (H lm); 3.
r
Jt.>rry Su its (Hun); 4 . Mi!r.t'l..!-aritt (Ho n); 5. ChUC'kGt-Iatt (y am ).
85 (14- 15): 1. K~in Brods ky (y am); 2. MiMoDou~ (Ho n);
3. Jason Pede (Ya m); 4 Jeff Paul (Hon); 5. jescn Go n ts ki (Htm ).
50 STK (4-oft): 1. Mav t>ri k (" latt (KTM ); 2. David Weingarten
c ...
(KTM ); 3. Ju stin Newton (KTM); 4. Justin Kahabka (KTM) ; 5 .
Cha rlel O'Hara (KIM ).
50 STK (7-8): 1. Brandon Mt'lt'T (Cob ); 2. Chri s Cheney (Cub) ;
3. Anthony Soistman (LEM); 4. Mike Tipp in (Cob ); 5. Sean Hers-
" ·n! IKTM).
WMN : 1. Lindst· y Cn m (Kaw ); 2. Renee Thei 'ling (Suz ).
BELGruM QUAL: 1. Eric Will y (Suzl: 2. Runn ip Fai'lst (5uz );
3. Pau l C a rp t'n t t't (Ka w); 4 . 0.0 Canaguier (KTM ): S, Mark
Schwt"ibinz (501').
McElroy, Hodges trade Lake
Sugar Tree MX wins
By Jay and Sharon Hauser
AXT VA. JUI, E2
O:>i,
Th e famous Lake Sugar Tree Motorcross, home to
the Gary Bailey MX School , hosted the eigh th and
Final round of the U.S. Eastern Pro-Am Motocross
Spring Series with great racing and award s.
Honda /Kawasaki of Wi lson /Si-Tec Racing's
Troy Brewer milY ha ve just barel y missed wins
in both the l25cc A and 250cc A classes at the
day's event, but he came away w ith the bigger
achi evement of taking series championships in
both of the top classes . As w ith all of the top 10
series winners, Brewer cashed in on great loa ds
of contin gencies and awa rd s.
Troy Brewer (393) grabbed the ho leshot
ove r moto-one winner Brian McElroy
(135) and 125cc A overall winner Mitchell
Hodges (26), dur ing round eight of the
U,S, Eastern Pro-Am Motocross Spr ing
Series at Lake Sugar Tree MX.
Brewer looked like the man to bea t as he
shot d own the start hill to grab the holeshot in
mot o one of 125cc A action, but Florida Yamaha
rid er Brian McElroy had other plans. McElroy
took over the lead fore the end of the first lap
wh ile a slip sent Brewer back to fourth. The ProCircuit Honda of Terry Kennedy hooked up to
the rear fender of M it ch el l Hodges Team
Green I Bailey MX School Kawasaki, and the pair
worked into second and third behind McElroy
while Brewer fought off Tony Rice and Ma rk
Willia ms. Ho dges made a strong run at McElroy
but got side-railed coming up the finish line h ill
a n d pitched it back to third whil e McElro y
checked out. Hodges managed to work back
pa st Kennedy within a lap and took the runnerup spo t by mot e 's end w ith Kennedy holding off
a h ard-ch arging Brewer. William s edge d out
Rice for th e fifth postion .
Hodges round ed the perfectly mani cu red
first turn with a stro ng holeshot a' th e 125cc A
rid ers took to battl e for moto tw o. McElroy was
seco nd while Williams timed the gate well and
was ru nni ng a solid third over Ken ned y for the
first lap, but Kennedy was on the gas an d moving up to try and run down the lead pai r.
Brewer pull the same tr ick as in moto one
and fell from fourth to eighth on lap one, and he
was forced to pla y catch up to the field . In th e
meantime McElroy had displaced Hodges but
had not shaken him off his tail, and their battle
saw the pair pull aw ay by lap three. As the leaders took the w hite flag it looked as if McElroy
was going to add his final moto win to his per fect streak for the day - as he had handily won
both ou tings in 250cc A and Plus 25 A racing bu t it was not to be.
" 1 cou ld feel something sta rting to go wro ng
with the clu tch, so I figured I'd just cruise it in
for the w in," McElroy said . But when I launched
the big jump on the back side o f th e lake, m y
clutch lever ju st came to the gr ip with no force.
At that monent 1 knew I was in troubl e."
A s McE lr o y sat b y t he s id e of the lake,
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