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Second-moto action saw the normally slowstarting Stacey take the holeshot with Sheedy in second but matching Stacey's pace. Jerominski and Hill had gone down in the first tum but were working their way back up when Stacey took the win over Sheedy. Jinuny Randa held off a strong last-lap push by Jerominski to claim third. Moto one of the 125cc A class kicked off when Stacey, Sheedy, and Jerominski left the start line one, two, three. The trio kept equal distance between them until passing under the checkered flag. Tim Damron was fourth with Jim Randa fifth. :Rain transformed the track from wellgroomed into well-greased for the second moto, but Brandon Roberts managed to improve his first-moto eighth by taking the early lead and maintaining it until the last lap. The last-lap slip by Roberts was all Jerominski needed as he iuherited the lead for the moto and the overall wins. Roberts remounted and made a charge that earned him second place and fifth overall. Stacey and Sheedy had likewise fallen, but came through for third and fourth. Results so JR: 1. Joe Lanerefto (KTM); 2. Chris Monsen (Yam); 3. Robert Mauch; 4. Mol fabrizius (Hon); 5. Danny Fikejs (KTM). SOSR: 1. Justin Hoger; 2. Jeremy Linder; 3. Chad Blank (Yam); 4. Max Jordan; 5. Phil Petricig 60: 1. Bradley Ripple (Kaw); 2. Brad Modjewski (Kaw); 3. Pilt Profitt (Kaw); Kody Molitor (Kaw); 5. Outs Lazzarefto (Kaw). 80 JR: 1. Anthony Weber (Suz); 2. Bradley Ripple (Suz); 3. Patrick Proflta (Suz); 4. Brad Modjewskl (Suz); 5. Ross Ma~ (HON, 80 5R: 1. Chad Johnson (K.w); 2. Robert Turley (Suzl; 3. Darby Fowler (Suz); 4. RYlln Slndt (Hon); 5. Adam Young. 125 JR; 1. Robert Turley (Suz); 2. Erik Jannsen (Suz);3. Jeremy Bensen (yam); 4. Don Sheridan (Yam); 5. Gavin Brink (Vam). 125 C: 1. Olive Oenel (Suz); 2. Andy Walten (Hon); 3. Brian larson (yam); 4. Edc Hillary (Hon);5. Nick StoffIer (Hon). 125 B: 1. Justin Guthrte (KAW); 2. Chad Johnson (SUZ); 3. Mark Nowack (Suz); 4. Kevin Hamann (KlIw); 5. Olin Reynold (Kaw, 125 A: 1. Brad Jeroninski (Kaw); 2. Andy Stacy (Kawl; 3. Todd Shet>dy (Suz); 4. Tim Dillmron (Hon); S. Brandon Roberts (Hon, 2SO C: 1. Jason Coleman (Suz); 2. Jeff Moore (Hon); 3. Tony l.econtr(Yam); 4. William Vancil (Hon); 5. Jelf Bloomfield (Suz). 2SO B: 1. Justin Guthrie (Kaw); 2. VinCftt Stegt'.r (Suz); 3. Oms Reynold (Kaw); 4. Andy Sta tny (Suz); 5. William ULiili (Hon, lSI) A: 1. Andy Stacy (Klw); 2. Todd Sheedy (Suz.); 3. Brad JerominsJd (KAW); 4. Jim Randa (Hon); 5. Jeff Hill (KAW). OPEN: I. Roy Nafzgt'.r (Hon); 2. Brandon jeJfdes (Hon); 3. Gerhard Ward (Hon); 4. A. j. Waggoner (Hon); 5. Tim Lancaster (Hon, JR MEN: 1. Kevin Hamann (Kaw); 2. Caleb RuSSt'.J1 (Yam); 3. Turnbull Hansen (Han); 4. Brad jeroninski (Kaw); S. Brandon R""""'- 25+ A: 1. Todd Sheedy (Suz); 2. Jen Hill (Kaw); 3. Jim Randa (HON); 4. Darren Borcherding (Vam); 5. Creg Henkle (Yam). 30+ B: I. Dan Roashii (Suz); 2. Brad Goins (Hon); 3. Lyle Whef!1er (HON); 4, jerry ROlle (Suz); 5. Pete Nineft (Hon). 30+ A: I. Roy Nahger (Kaw); 2. Palll Young (Suz); 3. Rusty Oft (KAW); 4. Greg Henkel (Yam); 5. Scoft Ballard (Hon). 35+ A: I. Creg Henkel (Yam); 2. Rich Poplowski (Hon); 3. Bob 5<:henck (KA W); 4. jeff Heaston (Kaw); 5. Rc:m Mouier (Suz). 40+ A: 1. Dove Shumway (Kaw); 2. Jeff Heaston (Kaw); 3. Gary Dicicco (Kaw); 4. Don Hachmeister (Kaw); 5, Fred Schrcpfer (Hon). VINT: 1. Jim TownSt'.l"ld (Hon); 2. Jam~ Conas (Han); 3. Brad Goins (Hon); 4,. Ed Peterson (Kaw); 5. Chris Faust (Hus). Berthoud MX confuses riders By Stacy Jensen BERTHOUD, CO, JUNE 23 Berthoud's new track layout posed some difficulties for riders from the Sports Riders Association of Colorado. With a start on the opposite side of the track coming dowuhill into a sharp right turn, it seemed to throw even the most seasoned Pros a little off. . The morning program held an abundance of excitement as there were qualifiers in four classes with most all others at full gate capacities. Robin Holiday placed first in the 12Sec Novice main with Mike Underwood Wayne Carmichael, Craig Hasto and Darren Corl filling out the top five. The Mini Novice maill was held after a field of 60 riders was whittled down to 40, and Dan Sekich, Brady Sharp, Dusty""Holman, Dustin Lookhardt and Marshall McCardy emerge with the top spots. The Open Novices showed a win for Don Scott, while Kirk Huff, Matt Seitz, Mike Oliver and Steve Barter stayed in front of the main runners after wading through qualifiers of 56 riders. The final qualifying class was in the 250cc Novices as 53 riaers banged bars and switched positions in their qualifiers to be able to ride the main. Here we witnessed a win by Derrick Matheny and a follow-up from Mike Scott, Kirk Huff, David McMechen and Steve Bartell to take home top five honors. The Seruor Novice Oass had a strong showing with 23 riders. These guys may be old in years but by no means in spirit or abilities. The top five from this class were Doug Hardin, Robert Gissel, John Longwell, Jim Lacy and David Peine. As the final checkered flew, the count for the day was placed at 660 riders. The track was excellent, company was fun and the races were aU exciting. l Chad Wallwork (4), Brad Frampton (7), Marlo Painter (121) and Jamie Munson (77) fight over second at round four of the Wild West National series, held in Boise, Idaho. Spud Walters was long gone with first. Results 50 NOV: 1. Thomas Suman (Cob); 2. Ike Yost (Cob); 3. Mchael Henderson; 4 Robert Hoffiochnader (Cob); 5. JUStin Jobe (KTM). P/W NOV' 1. Kyle Stroud (Kaw); 2. Vince Mu!lwlone (Kaw); 3. Lance Hiser (Kaw); 4. Zach Wertz (Kaw); 5. Michael Carter (Kaw). M1N1 NOV: 1 Dan Sekich (Kaw); 2. Br.tdy Sharp (Hon); 3. Dusty Moman (Hon); 4. Dustm Lookhardt (Kaw); 5. Marshall McCardy (Hon). MINI AM: 1. Olfton Stroud (Yam); 2. Tyler Walker (Yam); 3. Nathan Conley (Yam); 4. Matt Bums (J

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