Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

:r~, ,>r~, , , ~.~ ~ ~ ~ -i~,-.t". :~~::<::'" 125 EX: 1. Danny Linndl (Hon); 2. Danny Cooper. 3. Qint Br..un. 35+ EX: I. William O'Hnr~ (KTM): 2. Jeff Fegert (KTM); 3. jim Bucknell (Hon). 40+ EX: 1. Don O'Kuly (K11v1); 2. Cary Moman; 3. john Reo. 250 AM: 1. Jcrimiah Dunn; 2. Ben Williams (Kaw); 3. Waylon Shaw (Kaw). OPEN AM: 1. DilVe Hacdom; 2. Joe Edwards (Kaw); 3. Ron Goodwin. 4-STK AM: 1. jeff Barber: 2. Brian lvey. 125 AM: I. Kent Kennedy; 2. Travis Mickle; 3. Ron Kisc:her (KTM). 30+ AM: L Paul Walker (Yam); 2. David Warren; 3. JeffSchumacher. 35+ AM: 1. Kirk Gib50n. 250 NOV; 1. john Davison; 2. Rick Marsh..111; 3. Ron Thacker. 125 NOV; 1. Randy M..I'5lmIl; 2. Durell Davis; 3. james Kortle. 4-STK NOV; 1. Tim Barnes; 2. ~lby Brown. 30+ NOV: 1. Bryan Lutz; 2. Tim Crane; 3. Robt-rt Chavez. 3S+ NOV: 1. Rich Alcock; 2. David Powell: 3. Jeff t .. nders. OPEN NOV: 1. Derek ZonlC; 2. Bill Gustafson. SO EX: 1. Justin Gibson 2. Cory Ayers. 50 AM: I. Tyler Thomas; 2. Ethan Rudd; 3. Andrew Mara.ak. 50 NOV: J. Nolan Rudd;"2. Ousty Kline; 3. Krista O'Hare (KTM); 4. Trevor Royer (LEM); S. Pierce Wirthlin. 60 EX: 1. Kyle Gibson; 2. Travis Pearson. 60 AM: I. Zach Cosnell; 2. Brad Kline. 80 EX: 1. Robert Marshnll; 2. David Pearson; 3. Kellon Walch (KA W); 4. Carl Maastibers; 5. Tommy Conte (yam), 80 AM: l. Kyle Kisher; 2. Tony Westby. 80 NOV: 1. justin Royce; 2. Michael Jones; 3. Cody Thorn?, ",n. Daniel does it at UEA Enduro By Ron Pocher RED MOUNTAIN, CA, NOV. 17 Training Wheels Motorcycle Oub member Rick Daniel used seasoned timekeeping tactics and a fair dose of speed to claim the overall win at the United Enduro Associaton's Not So Tuff-E-Nuff Enduro held near Red Mountain, California. Experts, Amateurs and Novices all were required to ride the full 84-mile event, which had various types of terrain and speed averages ranging from 6 to 60 mph. The 44-mile first loop was routed through the notoriously rough Spangler Hills riwng area where riders were required to negotiate aU the usual obstacles. The loop had an average speed of 25 mph and racers hit an observation check just before the special test that contained the 60 mph section. The 40-mile second loop was both technical and rocky and had a great deal of virgin trails for a District 37 event. The average speed for this circuit was 27 mph, which was a torrid pace consi~ering the terrain. The high-speed trails used in the final eight miles had the desert racers in attendance grinning from ear to ear. Daniel hit the tie-bre.aker checks with the most consistency and thus just edged Team Green star Paul Krause 3.0171 to 3.0185. Daniel won the Vet A 250cc class on his lMS Yamaha while Krause captured the Open A trophy. Erik Mattson was third overall and first 250cc A at 3.0203. Bill Fullmer Jr. rode his Team Green KLX to first Four-Stroke A and fourth overall with a score of 3.0216. Team Green's Dana VanStee rounded out the top five with 3.0221 to take the win in the 200cc A class. The top B rider was Casey Patterson, and Paul Morneault was the highest finisher in the C division. Results 01 A: 1. Rick Daniel (Yam); 2. Paul Kriluse (Kaw); 3. Erik Mattson; 4" Bill Fullmer jr. (Kaw); 5. Dan.1 Van Stee (Kaw). OPEN A: 1. Paul Krause (Kaw). 4-STRK A: 1. Bill Fullmer Jr. (Kaw). 200 A: L Dana Van Stee (Kaw). 250 A:. 1. Erik Mattson. VET 250 A: 1. Rick Daniel (Yam). 01 A B: 1. Casey Patterson. 01 A C: 1. Paul Momeault. Harbison happy at CRC MX By Greg Robertson PALMDALE, CA, DEC. 15 Steve Harbison used a 1~4 score to snatch the 125cc Begi.nner-class win on the I.B. Memorial Track during the California Racing Club's final race of the year, the final round of the annual Trophy Series, at the Los Angeles County Raceway. Chaz Smith was well on his way to the firstmoto win until he went down in a turn on lap five. A recent arm injury prevented Smith from quickly remounting his bike and he dropped back to seventh place. Harbison, who was running second up to this point, easily picked up the win. Mini rider Brent Gilliam worked up from a midpack start in his 125cc debut to finish . third behind Raymond Smith. Chaz Smith returned with a vengea.nce to smoke the field for the second-mota win. Harbison ran as high as second at one time in the moto, but could only manage a fourth-place showing at the checkers, which was still good enough for the overalL Consistent 3-3 finishes earned Gilliam the second-place trophy over Sean Fenton's 5-2 rides. . H-' (Right) Ronnie Densford took top honors In the 250cc Intermediate class at Los Angeles County Raceway. Todd Heagstedt finished out the year in style by dominating both 250cc Beginner races aboard his YZ. Tim Crawford grabbed runner-up honors with 3-2 finishes. The 250cc Intermediate class belonged to Ronnie Densford. Densford got around fast starters Michel Becke in the fiIst mota and Richard Stephans in round two for a couple of convincing wins. Nick Mairose held off Jose Ar.ce in both races for second overall. Billy BaliestetO went 1-1 for yet another Yamaha Pee Wee (0-6) win on the small track. Logan Russell got the best of Lee Sau I for the second-place trophy. Dylan Pemberton turned in a respectable 4-4 score in his first try at racing to top Shawn Rhinehart and Damon Goetze in the same class. Results P/W (Q-6); 1. Billy Ballestero (Yam); 2. Logan Russell (Yam); 3. Lee 5.1ul (Yam); 4. Dylan Pemberton (Yam); 5. Daman Coet"J:e (yam). ·P/W (7-9): 1. A.C. Jolley (Ynm); 2. Ken Stater (Yam); 3. Nicholas Evans (Yam); 4. be Wlllil1ms (Yam); S. Kody Russell (Yam). SISTI< (0-6): 1. David Medina (KTM); 2. Shawn Butler(KTM); 3. Tylor Hl;.'fJlme (LEM): 4. Kevin O'DonneU CLEM); 5. Dustin Petty (LEM, S/STK (7-9): 1. Douglas Carter (KTM); 2. Gerald Rodrigu.:!z (KTM); 3, Timmy RitzIer (LEM); 4. Michael Calzadillas (I

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