EVENTS
(Left) Jessie Jannlsh (32) took first In the
60cc race and second In the 80cc Junior,
while Tyler Smulders won the 80cc junior
and placed third In the 60cc race In Lake
Mills, Wisconsin.
(Below left) Mickey Fay (13) held off the
challenges of Andy Treaser (91) In Pro-Am
racing at Diamond Raceway In Roseburg,
Oregon.
rode side by side until Fay went down, giving
T resser an easy win.
Tresser sat on the pole position for the 13rider, ZQ.lap Expert main event, in which seven
riders held national numbers. Tresser jumped
out in front of Fay, Jeff Harsha and Eric Rickman, but the race was restarted due to overenthusiasm on the part of several riders.
The second take had Tresser again out front,
but when last year's class champion J.P. Simonsen tangled with Californian Jesse Sanchez,
action again came to a stop.
On the single-file restart, Fay took the lead
over Tresser and would maintain the position to
the finish. Tresser took second, while Rex Fisher
carved past Harsha, Rickman and Steve Mayfield late in the race to net third. Hayfield captured fourth ahead of a shootout among Rickman, Mark Corsetti and Simonsen for fifth,
which went Rickman's way.
The evening also featured four Amateur
classes, showcasing impressive pe.rformances
such as Timmy Ricketts' 12Scc A main-event
win, which he finalized after getting around
early leader Sean Light. Mike Pierce, a former
state champion, finished third to the state's top
two minibike experts.
Pro-Am rider lleau Brown won the Open A
main. but it wasn't an easy task as Jesse Miller
challenged his every move. Brown. though, won
by two bike lengths over MiUer.
Miller came back to win the Vintage A main
ahead of Kim McKillop and Troy Renfro. In the
40+ final, Tim Navarro won the A main ahead of
Craig Renfro and McKillop to complete the
Amateur action.
Results
EX: t. Madey Fay (W.R); 2. Andy Trell5e1' (W·R); 3. Rex Fdher (W·R); 4. Steve Mayfield (W-R); 5. Eric Rickman (W-R).
EX DFC: I. Andy Tre!lse.r (W-R); 2. Steve Mayfield (W.R); 3.
J@lfHarsha(W·R);4. Mark Corsetti (W-R); 5. Rex Fisher (W.R).
OPEN A: I. Beau Brown (W·R): 2. Jesse Miller (Hon): 3.
TraVIS Ingle (Yam).
125 A: l. Timmy Ricketts (Hon); 2. $ean Light (Hon); 3. Mike
PieT'Cl!(Yam).
V1NT: 1. Jesse Miller (Hon); 2. Kim McKillop (Vam); 3. Troy
Renfro (Yam).
40+ A: 1. Tim NavalTO (Yam); 2. Craig Renfro (Hon); 3. Kim
McKillop (yam).
Hundertmark triples at
Altalan Short Track
By Phil McDowell
LAKE MILLS, WL SEPT 7
Pro Motorsports' John Hundertmark took three
class wins to prove that he is the man to beat at
Aztalan.
Hundertmark daimed victories in the 250cc
and 500cc Amateur dasses, along with the lion's
share of the purse in the 600cc Pro dass, the
grand finale of the evening. Hundertmark was
running second in the 250cc Pro dass early in
the race until he went down, ruining any
chances of an almost unheard-. 2. Nick Hammer (Hon);
Dan MiKhIer(Suz); 4. Eric £hie (Yam); 5. Om McBumey (Suz).
1~200: I. T.J. Zeidler (Yam); 2. Todd Kluever (SuE); 3. Pat
DoUu. (Hon); 4.Jftm'ly lMuym- (Kaw);5. Justin Voight (Suz).
2SO: 1. John H~ (Hon); 2. Jemny OmIyter (Hon);
3. Jot WippeTfurth (K.aw); 4. Todd Kluever (Suz); 5. T.J. Zeidler
(Yam~
400: 1. Tom Borrger (Kaw); 2. Dan Lauten (Suz); 3. Louis
Lauten (Suz); 4. Alan E.rdman; 5. A~ Clewen (A TK).
500: 1. John Hundertmark «am); 2. Kye Ybema (Rtx); 3.
............ (Y....); ~ Joe WJ~ (Hon); S. Brian Zum (R",~
OPEN: I. Michael Duvall (H-D); 2. Gary Beck (Yam); 3. Scott
8kkeT (Yam); 4. Mike Vrma erri); 5. Rm Made. (Yam).
VET: 1. Don Waidbue5!er (Yam); 2. Steve FOrTeSt (Yam); 3.
Andy Fenwick (Kaw); 4. Randol Ruffl (Vam): 5. Tom Boerger
(Kaw).
SR: 1. Ron Schetti (Kaw); 2. Lany Piek08 (Yam); 3. Steve Prisk
(Yam): (.. Greg Comstock (W-R): 5. Alan SullU'lef (S\u.).
KNBY: I. Karter Bl.I5.ge (Su:r;); 2. Wayne Single (Kaw); 3. Jack
Kainz (Kaw).; 4. Carl Wolf (Kaw); 5. Larry Thompson (Klw).
Tresser takes cash at
Oregon Dirt Track
By Clay Light
ROSEBURG, OR, SEPT. 21
Andy Iresser won the Dash for Cash at the second annual Oregon Pro-Am/Oregon State
Championship at Diamond Raceway.
The top two riders from each of three heats
lined up for the event. Tresser and Mickey Fay
Kent superman at
Central Valley MX
By Tlm Quinn
HANFORD, CA, SEPT. 15
Brian Kent wasted no time putting his Valley
Cycle and Marine Suzuki in the number-one
spot in the first 125cc Novice moto in the
Answer/MSR Central VaUey Championships.
Hot on his tail were Brandon Jones and Greg
"Chicken" Brewer, both on Hondas. Kent quickly opened up a four-second lead by the close of
the first lap, leaving Jones and Brewer to battle
for second and third. Jones and Brewer would
battle from comer to comer for the first hal f of
the moto. Brewer would look for a way by, but
Jones would not give in.
At the midway point, in an effort to capture
the inside line at the end of the back straight,
Brewer dived underneath Jones only to tuck the
front end in a rut and go down. Jones quickly
pulled away as the rest of the field went by
Brewer, induding a great battle for fourth and
fifth between Ben Seville and Justin Cass.
Brewer quickly picked up his bike and set
his sights on regaining his third-place position.
He caught up with the two Suzuki riders, SaviUe
and Cass, and easily moved by. Brewer then set
his sights on Jones. In the meantime, Kent was
long gone. He would dominate the moto and
never be chaUenged.
Brewer closed in on Jones by moto's end, but
was unable to get by. Saville wou.ld maintain
fourt!) while Cass dropped out of the top five.
Derek Brush had worked up from a dismal start
and would find a way into the fifth position at
the checkered flag.
In moto two, Kent repeated his first-moto
performance, pulling off the holeshot and riding
away from the field. He headed to the checkered
£lag uncontested to take the moto win and the
overaU for the day.
Brewer and Jones battled again for the other
podium positions. This time, though. Brewer got
the better of Jones. Cass and Saville battled for
fourth. Cass held his ground this time out and
Saville had to settle for fifth. The finish order for
the moto carried over to the overall scores.
Results
P/W BEG: 1. Kyk> 8e'gantz. (KTM); 2. Ryan Saville (KTM); 3.
Matt Dungan (Yam); 4. Bryce Dafente (Yam); S. R.J. Sanchez.
(Y~~
P/W NOV· 1. Dustin Enoch. (KTM); 2. Donald Hopper
Kyle Sea", (KTM).
60 BEG (Q..8): 1. James t....on (Kaw): 2. Kyle Btrgantz (Kaw); 3.
Donald Hopper (Kaw).
60 BEC (9-11): J. Aaron ~tz. (Kaw); 2. JONthan
nil (Kaw); 3. Kns Bunch (Kaw).
80 BEC: 1. Michael Brod: (Yam); 2.105h Cox (Yam); 3. Aaron
8ergantz (Suz); 4. Tyler Pi~ (Han): S. Kevin Foreman (Kaw).
80 NOV; 1. 8m Sullivan (Kaw).
125 BEG: I. Robin Barnhill (Han); 2. DaVId Lever (Hon); 3.
Scott McCormack (Hon): 4 Brinn Teagarden (Yam): 5. Annen
Oawson (Kaw).
1.25 NOV: J. Brian Kent (Suz); 2. Greg Brewer (Hon); 3. Brandon Jones (Han); 4. Ben Saville (Suz);5. Jushn Cass (Suz).
250 BEG: 1. Richard Caetano (Kaw); 2. Stan Balig (Yam); 3.
David Hill (Suz); 4. Nathan Glassford (Suz).
250 NOV: 1. Scott McCollough (Yam); 2. Mike Wells (Yam); 3.
Tim Hobbs (KIM).
OPEN PRO: 1. Steve Lucente (Yam): 2. Rick Hollenbeck
(Kaw); 3. Blayne Hollenbeck (Hon).
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25+ BEG: 1. Richard Ciblon (Hon); 2. Donald Hopper (Kaw);
3. Poul Shaw (Suz); 4. Douglas Areb-al (Suz).
30+ BEC: I. Jame5 Hopper (KTM); 2. Steve Souza (Suz); 3.
Ron Onwson (Kaw); 4. Davis Kuns (Kaw); 5. Larry Rhoton (Yam).
30+ AM, I. Martin Markle (Han); 2. Noel Evans (SUl.); 3.
David Lever (Hon).
30+ INT: 1. Davkl Camarena (Hon).
35+ MST: 1. Tim Hobbs (KTM).
40+ AM: 1. Mark Wurtenburger (Hon): 2. Kelly Hampton
(KTM): 3. Mike McCollough (Yam); 4. Kevin Jones (KTM).
40+ MSTR: 1. Bill Oliver (Hon); 2. Chuck Holmes (Suz).
WMN~ 1. Ginny Hop~ (Suz).
(KTM~ 3.
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Durelle dazzles at
Raceway Park ST
By Tim McBride
SHAKOPEE. MN, SEPT. 8
Pro dirt track racer Davey Durelle sped to victory during the final asphalt short track event of
!he year held at Raceway Park.
Once again the partisan auto racing fans
were treated to high-speed, side-by-side racing
action provided by a full field of expert-ranked
dirt trackers.
Norb Gregory got a jump on the field during
the opening laps of the heat race and was chased
by Eric Brouhard, Tim Zemanovic and the rest
of the pack. Unfortunately, a crash in tum one
involving Randy Triplett brought out the red
£lag. Triplett was okay, and was soon back on
the starting line.
The restart saw Brouhard at the point, followed by Gregory, Verdeen Langland and
Zemanovic. After suffering a bad start, Durelle
began his charge through the pack and into the
lead by the halfway point of the 1Q.lap preliminary. Triplett followed suit and soon was nipping at the heels of the diminutive race leader,
but Durelle held on for the ,vin. Langland finished a solid third ahead of Zemanovic
Brouhard and Gregory.
Holeshot a.ce Brouhard led the main event
into the first turn with Zenmanovic, Gregory',
Langland, Ron Brisbin, DureUe, Triplett and the
rest of the ll-rider field in hot pursuit. Durelle's
charge to the front this time was balked by an
incident in tum one when he inadvertently slid
into the back of Bri bin at high speed. Brisbin
was knocked out of sync, but held on for the
save. Triplett was behind Durelle at the time and
had to think fast to avoid the carnage.
"[ saw Davey look back," Triplett said. "He
never looks back unless something bad happens."
Two laps later, Durelle was in possession of
the lead, but was under heavy fire from
Zemanovic and Brouhard. Perhaps inspired by
an ensuing leather-repair bill, Triplett soon
arrived on the scene and sUd past Brouhard for
third.
Triplett then reeled in the Z-Man in tum one
on the last lap to earn runner-up honors. langland slipped past Brouhard to steal fourth place.
Gregory and Brisbin finished sixth and seventh.
respectively.
Raults
j
1. Davey Dure.lle (W.R): 2. Randy Triplett (W.R); 3. Tim
Zemanovic (Hon); 4. Verdeen Langland (Hon); 5. Eric BrouhaTd
(Rtx).
Law prevails at Argyll MX
By
~Ike
Vancil
OrxON, CA, SEPT. 15
Steve Law displayed complete mastery over the
Old Time Masters at the final round of four
motocross racing weekends at Argyll Cycle
Park.
Law had only a fair start in the first moto,
but by lap two he had overcome early leader
Mike Kalamaras and in less than a half-lap also
passed Daniel Sturgeon. From that point
onward, it was all Law.
