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Cycle News 1996 11 06

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grew with each passing lap as the seven" second laps whisked away. Further back, Mike Kunsman and Jason Stefani were putting equal pressure on Brad Spencer, and when Spencer bobbled on the eighth lap, both riders blasted by him. Kunsman then used the clear track in front of him to catch the lead pair and create a threerider ba ttl.e for the lead. The order remained unchanged until the whiteflag lap when Kunsman got a run on Iwanaga and stuffed it under him for second place at the firiish, earning $70 for his efforts. "I was trying to do what I could to get up front," Kunsman said. "Once I had a clear track, then I could move up. It's hard to pass on this little track, but it's just real fun coming back and seeing all myoid friends from racing." The 23-year-old Hlebo scored the win and earned $240. "That was a good little race," Hlebo said. "I was geared so low that I knew I would be able to get from corner to corner real good. Then Paul started showing me a wheel on the outside, so I moved up a little. But Kunsman started trying to go low on me, so it was like, 'Ahhhh!' Both of those guys had a real good middle line." Iwanaga held on for third over Stefani and Spencer. Iwanaga did not go away empty handed, however, as he won the Vet Expert main event during the night. A similar barn banger took plaC!! in the Formula 100 (0-16) Junior class as Jesse Vankol and Chris Canepa went at it for the fu1l12 laps. Vankol ran the low line to perfection while Canepa vainly attempted to make an outside pass on the leader by broadsliding the turns from the cushion. The crafty Canepa managed to draw Vankol far enough off the pole to open up room on the inside of the track, and that's exactly where Canepa headed as the pair hit turn three on the last lap. The two riders then collided as they came off the fourth turn, and they were . locked together as they took the checkered flag, but Canepa managed to pull off the pass and take the win by less than a wheel. Other class winners on the night included Ronnie Dominguez and Mark Carrillo in the Pee Wee, Novice and Junior ranks, respectively. Gary Plaalje won the Over 16 Junior main while Louis Canepa won the Vet Junior feature. All in all, it was a good opening night for Nye and the Barn Burner Series. Nye expects the attraction to grow for fairly simple reasons. "This is entry-level racing," Nye says. "And it draws guys from a lot of different facets - from Kenny Roberts to the guy down the street. Where else can you come and race with guys like Roberts or' Chris Carr on a level playing field? Here you can do that." (J' The Ultimate FACTS Machine! Cy Ie News n the Internet enews.com And you can reach us at the following e-mail addresses: editor@cyclenews.com advertising@cycl.enews.com subscribe@cyclenews.com (Letters to the editor, Wind items, etc.) (Direct inquiries and correspondence) (New subscriptions, renewals, changes, etc.) ,uP,. =.i ...'..... =- q P .,,: :J & 1: 111 .... _ ' 1' • _ SlInta Clara County Fairgrounds SlIn Joae, California Results: OCtober 19, 1996 ,q :Jo..-.., Ii - - - - P/W NOV: 1. RonNe DonUnguez; 2. Brent Tooman; 3. Anthony Hom; 4. Emmi}Joniak; 5. Lauren Canepa. P/W JR: 1. Mark Carrillo; 2. Shaun Andrews; 3. Bruce Paulson. 60: 1. Sam Clark; 2. Matthew DeCamp; 3. Chria Touchatt; 4. Kyle Kent. 80: 1. Rod Spencer Jr.; 2. Matthew JenIcins; 3. Trevor Doniak; 4. Derrick Swanson; 5. Matthew Kent. F·l00 (0016) NOV: 1. Brad Spencer Jr.; 2. Eric Carrillo; 3. Chad Tomlinson; 4. Trevor Moore; F·l00 (1&+) JR: 1. Ouis Canepa; 2. J.... Vanko~ 3. Frank Nye Jr. F·l00 (16+) NOV: 1. Tony Rooe; 2. Ryan Chamberlin; 3. Clarence Jones; 4. Richard Dayton; 5. Ouis Neece. F·ll1O (16+) JR: 1. Cary Plaolje; 2. Tim AIacon; 3. Louis Canepa; 4. DorTey Ingoglia; 5. Mark Chaves. F-t00 V£I' JR: 1. LoWs Canepa; 2. Jeff CuruUngham; 3. Ouis Rudy; 4. Tim AJacon; 5. Dennis Cameron. F·l00 V£l'EX: J. Paullwanaga; 2. Mike Kunsman; 3. Kenv Puccio; 4. Troy DeHerrera; 5. Brad Spenver Sr. f·l00 PIlO: 1. John HIebo W; 2. Mike Kunsman; 3. P.uIlwanaga; 4. Jason SleIarU; 5. Brad Spencer Sr. i1~ II -"DiEiioii-,-., .. 22 or 7. ta" , $41.1I1 SIuIt 1'rIIc i· III L ------- .J Peddles 8 PADDlE· 8 PADDlE· 10 PADDlE· 12 PADDlE· 14·17·18 ·19 . I =~ I ,.1_.$1.1.1. I _ · '.. $11.... I ......... e-m _ . . 00ugIII--- TRI . . ·$'..... ". L 1602.SUS 160z.$UI 6402..... 64 Oz. ------"'2.11 I I I I .J 95 .95 95 .95 Inch FREE I1'OWll wilh p

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