Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

50 S11( (HI): 1. Charles Pearsoa; 2. Kyle Holtz,: 3. Alex Ward. 50 sn:: (o-a): 1. Chad Gores; 2. Mike Mellde; 3. Cha.z Diesel. 50 SIP /W: 1. Kalin Coodsite. 50 MOD BEG (4-6):.1. Brady Huntley. 50 MOD BEC (1-8); 1. Michael Yardley; 2. Justin Goodser. SO BIT: 1. Chad Gores; 2. Brandon MiUw.,; 3. Mkhael Peny. 60 (6-8): 1. Ryan Caley. 60 (6--9): 1. Sleven Forsythe; 2. Michael PI!ny. 60 JR: 1.Ja5On Medina; 2. Tyson Talkington; 3. Justin Yeasl. 80 BEG: 1. Br.ldley Goolsby; 2. Brad Hottel. 80 (0-11): 1. rason Medina; 2. Joshua Brown; 3. Billy Swapp; 4. Dylan Miles. 80 (12-13): 1. Shane Fox. 80 (14-16): 1. Thomas Glasbrenner; 2. Nicholas Hensley; 3. Brent Dewton, 4. Justin Myers. WMN: 1. Triaa Young; 2. Lauric Hottel. 25+ INT: 1. Alex Zapata. 30+ BEG: 1. BNce Mortenson; 2. Chuck Munhard; 3. Jim Halloman. 30+ NOV: 1. Ed Bustillos. 401- NOV: 1. Doug Truhn. 125 BEG: 1. Shannon Gutierrez. 125 NOV: 1. Steven Fox. 125 INT: 1. Danny Carl5on. 250 BEG: 1. Trent Blehm; 2. Chris Roberts; 3. Tony Amato. 250 NOV: 1.Joe Hernande1. Fisher fast at Play Fair HM By Clay Light SPOKANE, WA, SEPT. 14 Oregon's Rex Fisher ran away with 750cc Expert main event, taking a large chunk of the $6000 purse at the Play Fair Half Mile. Fisher grabbed the opening-lap lead ahead pf Ronald Yamamoto. After a brief three-lap tussle, Fisher shook off the diminutive speedster and opened up a huge gap, one that he'd maintain to the finish, netting $1000. Following Fisher and Yamamoto were local riders Steve Liberty and Lonny Kopp, while Jerry Southworth, Mike Sullivan and Canada's Paul laVoie followed. National number-38 plate holder Steve Mayfield led the 600cc Expert field, which also would pay $1000 to the winner, while fellow C:alifornian Andy Tresser loomed in his shadow. Tresser stayed on Mayfield's rear wheel for the entire main event, making a last~lap move, not for the faint of heart, to take away Mayfield's win. Mickey Fay, who ran third from the second lap to the finish, held off Jaime Aguilar for the posi.tion. Fisher finished fifth. "We're looking at a possible 600cc. National for next year," said egram, taking home· two wins for his efforts. Of aU of the classes in the evening's programs, the 600cc Amateur was the largest at 23 riders. Once the field was trimmed to 18 riders for the final, Adderson went wire-to-wire to beat local riders Robb Kopp and Archie Triber. Adderson took win number two in the Vintage class, which was open to Pre-1976 motorcycles. His Harley-Davidson XR750 beat the Triumphs of Steve Kendig and Matt James. Results 750 EX: 1. Rex Fisher (H-D); 2. Ron Yamamoto {H-D); 3. Sieve Uberty (H-D); 4. Lonny Kopp (H-D); 5. Jerry Southworth (H·D). 600 EX: 1. Andy Tresser (Rtx): 2 . Steve Mayfield (Ra); 3. Mid:ey Fay (Rtx)i 4. Jaime Aguilar (RIX); 5. Rex FISher (Rex). 600 PRO-AM: 1. Beau Brown (Rtx); 2. Steve Arndt (Rtx); 3. Josh Cumey (Rtx); 4. Dean Autrey (Rtx); S. Frmk Market (Hon). 600 AM: 1. Royal Adde..rson (Rtx); 2. Robb Kopp (Rtx); 3. ArdUe Tribrr (Rtx). VINT AM: I. Royal Adderson (H-D); 2. Stne Kendig (Tri); 3. .... J..... (1"ri). Now Available Through Cycle News Video Theater Bowen, Steinle double Aztalan Triplecross By Andrew Bu_ LAKE MILLS, WI, SEPT. 8 Scott Steinle and Keith Bowen each took two class wins in Aztalan triplecross action. Steinle won four motos in the Vet A and Open classes. The Larson Cycles-backed rider was able to hold off Bobby Raduenz in both classes. Raduenz is earning a reputation as an iron man rider, finishing 3-2 in Vet A, 2-2 in Open, and 3-4 in Over 25 Masters. KTM-backed Bowen dominated the Over 25 Masters and 250cc A classes with 1-1 moto finishes. Mike Kann captured the holeshot in the first 125cc A moto, followed by Ryan DeGroot and locally dominant Eron Ezerins. A first-tum crash involved Bowen, Travis Aho, Lee Theis, Andy I_I 1996 AtLANIA SUPEICIOSS Jeremy McGrath won this year's running 01 the AUanta Supercross while hardly breaking a sweat. The _ / 1 800-CoIect / Fox Racing bacl

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