Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

sean Peer (32) leads Cale Wallace (410) through the ·tums of Perris Raceway while an route to an overall win In tha 80cc class during round five of the GR Night series In Perris, Cal"omla. Moreland mows down Sandbar Enduro By Jim Swain event in a tie with Team Green's Scott Morris, who settled for a disappointing fourth Open Expert, nursing a sore shoulder and back injured the day prior. Russell WIdened hIS pomts lead over Aaron Huntington, who took fourth 250cc Expert for the day. KTM-mounted racers wrapped up the race with Bryan Folks winning the 12Sec Expert class and finishing seventh overall. Big brother Daryl Folks got third overall and second Open Expert. Results OPEN EX: 1. Nick Pearson (KTM); 2. Daryl Folks (KTM); 3. Tony Bergman (KTM). 250 EX; 1. RUJl.8e1l Pearson (KTM): 2.. Randall K1e!lSig (Hon); 3. Ray Jewett (Yam). 125 EX: 1. Bryan Folks (KTM); 2. Danny Cooper (Suz): 3. D.nny Linnell (Hon). 4-STRK EX: 1. Tom WiUis (Hus); 2. jason Jacobsen (Kaw); 3. Paul Pitts (A TK). 30. EX: 1. Cory Ayers (Hon); 2. Glenn Taylor (KTM): 3. David Wilson (KTM). 35+ EX: 1. jim Jamieson (Suz): 2. Jim Buclcnell (Hon); 3. Dick Ya.rdl.6:.~i: Nick Tanner (Kaw); 2. Steve Pitts (ATK); 3. Jay Zk""'(Hon). " OPEN AM: 1. Guy Davis (Hon); 2. Eliot Fisher (KTM): 3. Rus- sell Warner (Kaw). 250 AM: 1. josh Sargent (Kaw); 2. David Vogt (Kaw); 3. WayIon Shaw (Kaw). 125 AM: 1. Oint Braun (Suz); 2. jason Burton (Suz); 3, Travis Midde (Kaw). 4-STRK AM: 1. Nathan jones (Kaw). 30+ AM: L Paul Walker (Yam); 2. Kirk Gibson (Yam); 3. Tony Aguilera (HUll). 3S+ AM: 1. Koby Kischer (KTM); 2. Mike Oanin (Kaw): 3. Tracy Codfrey (Yam). OPEN NOV: 1. David Perry ("-'Thf), 250 NOV: 1. Matt Roylance (Kaw); 2.. Seth WUllams (Kaw): 3. J.e Martinez (Kaw). 125 NOV: 1. Casey Tibbs (Kaw); 2. Randy MarshaU (Kaw); 3. loe Uvreri (Kaw). . 4-STRK NOV: 1. Mark Johnson (Han); 2. Shelby Brown (Hon); 3, Michael Sutton (Hon). 30+ NOV: 1. jeff Schumacher (Yam); 2. Bryan Lutt. (Yam); 3. Neal Nicholson. 35+ NOV: 1. John Didier (Kaw): 2. Richard Alc:ock (Suz); 3. Mark Sutton (Hon). 40+ NOV: 1. Randy Sutton (Hon). 80 EX: L Robert Marshall (Kaw): 2. Luke Bacon (Kaw): 3. KelIon Walch (Kaw). 60 EX: I. Kyle Gibson (Kaw); 2. Travis Pearson (Kaw). 80 AM: 1.. Carl Maa88berg (Kaw). 60 AM: 1. Zach Gosnell (Kaw). 80 NOV: 1. Joshua Bulloch (Yam); 2. Kyle Kisher (Hon); 3. Santans Ramos (Yam). 60 NOV: 1. Chuck Markley (Kaw). 50 EX: 1. justin Gibson (KTM); 2. Cory Ayers (KTM); 3. Brad Kline (Yam). SO AM: 1. Cindy Wallis (KTM); 2. Tyler Thomas (Hon): 3. Dwty Kline (Suz~ SO NOV: 1, Ethan Rudd (KTM); 2. Nolan Rudd (KTM); 3. juttin Wallis (Yam). Dostal dashes to Perris MX victory By Tony Alessi PERRIS, CA, JULY ']J Rising stat jiri Dostal sped .to victory in the 125cc Intermediate class dunng round five of the GFI Night Series held at Perris Raceway in Perris, California. Dostal went to work right from the drop of the gate in the first 125cc Intermediate moto, pulling the holeshot and quickly outdistancing his competition. He managed to open an even bigger lead when he began to double an almost l00-foot jump that even the most talented pros chose not to jump. Dostal went on for a convincing moto victory over Jerry Aleman, Danny Montoya, David Ramsey and BilJy Oifton. Oscar Valdez led briefly after the start of the second moto, but was soon passed by Jason Abbott on the third lap of the race. Dostal quickly moved into the top three, then made quick work of Valdez and chased down and passed A'bbott for the lead with less then two laps remaining in the moto. Aleman got on the gas and passed Valdez for third. When the checkered flag waved, it was Dostal with his second moto win and the overall, followed across the line by Abbott, Aleman, Montoya and Brian Barker in second through fifth, respectively. Bomber Hernandez squeezed the competition a little tighter by posting a double moto sweep of the 125cc Novice class. Hernande,z raced unchallenged while David Roes duked It out with Corey Daly for the second position, Rees eventually taking over the spot. Brian Mor~ gan finished out the night in fourth after pulling both holeshots, and Kenny Morris crossed the line in fifth. Results 50 FT (4-6): 1. Travil Baker (Yam); 2. Gary Thompson (KTM); 3. Gregory Dahn (Yam): 4. Nikki Campbell (Yam); S. Taylor Cunningham (Yam). 50 STK BEG (4-6): 1. Ryan Molitor (KTII.of). SO STK BEG (7-8): 1. Justin Falk (Yam); 2. Brandon Cunnjng~ ham (l.em). ' SO STK (H)' 1. Jon M<.<:arthy (CEM). 50 STK (7-8): L Mott Lord (LEM); 2. Brian Hiner (KTM); 3. Gerald Rodriquez (KTM); 4. Cobey ~any (KTM). 50 OPEN: 1. Tret Garda (Yam). 60 BEG: 1. Tyson Talltington (Kaw); 2. Ryan Weber (Kaw); 3. Sean 80rkenhaglm (Kaw); 4. Bryan Minter (Kaw); 5. Justin Hargrove(Kaw). 60 NOV: 1. Kyle Campbell (Kaw); 2. jeff Loop (Kaw). 60 INT: 1. Jason Medina (Kaw); 2. Zac: Wray (K.lw). 80 IT: 1. Sem Borkenhagen (Hon). 80 BEG: 1. Wray (Hon); 2. joshua Bmwn (Yam); 3. Micky Griffin (Yam); 4. Kevin Hunter (Yam); S. Vincent Benavides (H~). NOV: 1. Sean Peer (yam): 2. Kevin Gahan (yam): 3. Nick Alvarez (Hon); 4. Cale Wallace (Yam); 5. jOlhua Crant. 80 lNT: 1. Dylan Lord (Hon); 2. Ross Cama (Yam); 3. Justin Mace (Suz); 4. Corey Macomber (Hon); 5. Daton Beaven (Hon). 80 EX: 1. Brandon Morgan (Yom); 2. Chris Rogers (Suz). 5/ MINI: 1. Chris Rogers (Suz). • 125 BEG: 1. Taylor Vodor (Yam); 2. Jeremy Duncan (Hon); 3. Andy Campbell (Hon); 4.. Chuck HentOn (Han): 5. Nick Heman~ dez (yam). 125 NOV: 1. Bomber Hernandez (Hon); 2. David Rees (Suz): 3. Corey Daly (Hon); 4. Brian Morgan (Yam); 5. Kenny M.orris uc eo (Hon~ 125 INT: 1. Jiri Dostal (Suz); 2. jerry Aleman (Yam); 3. Danny Montoya (Suz); 4. Oscar Vald~ (Suz); 5. Davis'Ramsey (Suz). 125 PRO: 1. Don Upton (Hon); 2. Mike Chamberlin (Yam); 3. Erik Anderson (Hon); 4: David Huglvs (Suz); S. Jeff Titian (Yam). 250 BEG: 1. Todd Brown (Yam); 2. Gabe Brune (Hon); 3. Matt Burroughs (Kaw); 4. Ross Miles (Han); S. Kevin O'Den (Yam). 250 NOV: 1. Rudy Rodriquez (l<.aw); 2. jason Geiget' (Kaw); 3Chris Weedon (Ka,w); 4, Randy Qarlc. (Hon). 250 INT: 1. Ron Gilbert (Kaw); 2. Mike Battista (Kaw): 3. Anthony Fm'lch (Hon): 4. 8m Milan (Yam); 5. Tom Hliyes (Hon). 25+ BEG: 1. W. Troost (Yam); 2. Steve Tynan (Suz); 3. Allan Tungate (Yam); 4. Todd McCoy (Yam); S. Matt Burroughs (Kaw). 25+ NOV: 1. Gary De.llegatte (yam): 2. Bryan Petrie (Kaw); 3. CT Falk (Yam); 4. Tom Hunter (Hon);S. JaJOn Geiger (Kaw). 2S+ INT: 1.. Randy Danylo (Suz). 30+ BEG: 1. GWf Germany (Yam); 2. Glenn Daunch (Hon); 3. Glenn Morris (Yam). ' 30+ NOV: 1. Dennia Gallagher (Yam); 2. Scott Rkheson (Kaw); 3. Robert Pfetzing (Hon); CT. Falk (Yam): S. Mike Carr (Han). 30+ lNT: 1. Randy Danykl (Suz). 30+ EX: 1. Ron GiJbm (Kaw). 35+ NOV: 1. Robert Pfret:zins (Hon); 2. Greg Mc:Carthy (Hon); 3. Mike Carr (Han); 4. Jim Fleton (Yam); S. Tim Williams (Hon). ~ INT: l.]im Dornann (Kaw); 2. Bryan 8ftC1rer (Hon~ 40+ NOV, I. C... M Maddox. wOod thrills Unadilla By Carl Davis NEW BERLIN, NY, JULY IH4 The AM.A U.S. Womens Outdoor Motocross Championship Series continued as D~e Wood wicked it up to score the overall vIctory tn round two of the series, held at the famous UnadiUa GP National irrNew Berlin, New York. Texans Wood and Kristy Shealy set the stage for a tough battle against top competitors Amber Hughes, Shelly Kann and New Zealander SheUy Hickman. Moto one saw Shealy and Wood out front as the 250cc-mounted pair seemed to have an advantage on the long and rough uphills. Hughes moved in on the duo to feel the roost of rocky terrain with Hickman some distance back in fourth. Hughes moved past Wood through the rough back section to take over the second position at the end of the moto. Shealy and Wood launched off the line in moto two, again leading the rest of the pack with Hughes moving up to join them by the end of the first lap. Disaster struck Shealy in the form of a snapped chain, effectively ending her

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