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Cycle News 1997 01 22

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EVENTS ED/rEDBY KE/THBUSH Cory McDaniel took top honors in the 80cc Beginner class at Turlock, California. lap, the pack had caught Cheesman. 5chemitsch and Batt were 10 yards behind the leader and bal1ging bars. At the finish, Cheesman barely held off 5chemitsch, Batt, Savage and Bonaventara. Results r/w (4.6): 1. Michael Halliwell (5u2o); 2. Travis Hopson (Yam). . P/W (7·8): 1. Kyle Webb (LEM); 2. Troy Davis (LEM); 3. Sanlantha Aguayo (LEM); 4.. Ryan Satter (KTM). 60: 1. Johnathon Camp (Kaw); 2. Jason Sanders (Knw); 3. Joshua Spires (Kaw); 4. Vincent Gagne (Han); 5. Kyle Webb (Kaw). 80 BEG: I. Justin Boudreau (Hon); 2. Mkhacl Gassy (Han); 3. MattSchwcikcrt (Hon); 4. Jeremy Sanders; 5. Marc 5.1vnge (Suz). 80 C: 1. Jon 5.1ndcrs (Yam); 2. Eddie Wilson (Yam); 3. Josh Hildebrand (Hon). 125 BEG: 1. Richard Schemitsch (Han); 2. Barry Cheesman (Han); 3. Billy Bott (Yam); 4. Chris Savage (Han); 5. jeff Wills (Suz). 125 C: 1. Alex Ciciletti (Han); 2. Mallhew Gagne (Hon); 3. David Dell. 125 B: I. Alan Sand~ (Yam); 2. Jean Yves Lavalle (Suz), 250 BEG: I. Rob Bchmian (Hon); 2. Glllo Paez (Han); 3. Gra· ham Brewin (Han); 4. Mike Melcher (Han); 5. Matt Meade (Han). 250 C: 1. Wayne Hodges (Kaw); 2. Dewnyne Purse (Han); 3. Mike Annes (lion); 4. George Shimp O"'on); S. Rob Norrington (Hon). 250 B: I. Terry Parris (Han); OPEN MNY: 1. Alan Snnders (Yam); 2. Wayne Hodges (K.'\w); 3. Terry Parris (Hon). OPEN NOV: 1. Mntt Tucker (KTM); 2. Don Ingrahram (YamJ. 35+: 1. Richie Cain (Yam)j 2. Richard Gagne (Kaw); 3. Billy Noles (Han); 4. JOhn Coleman (Suz). 30+: 1. GlUes Trespanier (Kaw); 2. Bill Gilbride ()(aw). Pinson prevails at Chandeler Mountain MX By Dennis Stewart Quinn takes Turlock MX By Tim Quinn Photo by Corky Azevedo TURLOCK, CA, DEC. 1 Kelly Quinn took the 125cc Novice overall win at round four of [he AW /MSR Octoberfest Fall Series. Dustin Rabe grabbed the first-mota holeshot with Nick McBride, Mark Verhougstraete, Chris Dias and Quinn following. Within the first two turns, Rabe got his front wheel cross~rutted and went down.. taking McBride and. Dias with him. Verhougstraete went around the outside of the pileup and took the lead. Following him were Jesse Dawson, Tim Victorino, Quinn and Mike Newnham. Dawson passed Verhougstraete and Victorino went down, letting Quinn and Newnham by. Dias remounted and passed no fewer than four riders to take over fifth. . McBride picked up his bike in dead last and worked up to sixth as they completed the third lap. Dawson had problems after a crash and dropped out of sight by lap five. Verhougstraete now led again, wl1ile Quinn had moved into second, followed by a hard-charging McBride. Quinn hammered the uphill rocker section and drag-raced Verhougstraete to the top, diving underneath bim for the lead. McBride Qutjumped Verhougstraete on the· tabletop for second. Halfway into the final Lap, McBrid~ tried to outjump Quinn on the step-up jump and they. almost collided. Qujnn held his own and brake-tested McBride in the corner at the end of the rockers. Quinn dropped his bike in a tight corner and McBLide sailed by for the mota win. Quinn recovered and finished second with Dan DeNuzzo third, Dias fourth and Rabe fifth. Newnham took the moto-two holeshot, followed by Dawson, Rabe, McBride and Quinn. 111e top five positions held for the first lap, but by the close of the second lap a battle was building inside the top three. Dawson passed Newnham. McBride got out of shape on a rocker section in the opening laps. 111e overall appeared to be out of his reach by the midway point and he headed for the pits. Dawson was leading.on lap six with Newnham second, followed by Dias, Quinn and DeNuzzo. Positions stayed the same to the finish. Quinn captured his first Novice overall victory. Dias wrapped up second overall, and Newnham took third. Results 32 50 STK BEG: 1. Kurtis a."cty (KTM); 2. Greg Fouts (KTM); 3. Justin Perkins (Yam); 4. Bobby Fouts (KTM); 5. Britnie Johnson (Yam). SO STK NOV: 1. Justin Enos (KTM); 2. Dean Kolstad (KTM); 3. Cody Woods (Kl'M). 60 (0-8) BEG: 1. Casey Hinson (Kilw); 2. Dean Kolstad (K.1W). 60 (9-11) BEG: I.Jarred Martens (Kaw); 2. Jeff Fajardo (Kaw); 3. Pllul Lawerenre (Kaw); 4. Nick Moore (K.1W); 5. Ryan Mont· gomery (Kaw). 60 (9-11) NOV: 1. David Darsey. 80 BEG: t. Cory McDaniel (Yam); 2. Brett Markarian (Suz); 3. Gary Moore (Yam). 80 NOV: 1. Jon Replogle (Suz); 2. Steve Martens (Yam); 3. Charlie Morrison (Hon). 125 BEG: 1. K.C. Rigmaiden (Yam); 2. Adam Baca (Yam); 3. Jon Replogle (Suz); 4. Ryan Aldridge (Han); 5. Skip Norman (Yam). 125 NOV: 1. Kelly Quinn (Knw); 2. Chris Dins (Yam); 3. Mike Newnham (Hon); 4. Dan DeNu7.zD (Kaw); 5. Nick McBride (Han). 125 lNT: 1. Aaron Chesc.lskc (I"'on)j 2: Auggie Rodriguez (Han); 3. Cliff Cook (Kaw). 125 PRO: 1. Tyler Evans (Suz); 2. jason Jenkins (Yam). 250 BEG: 1. John Moore (Kaw); 2. Brett B..1!'Stow (Yam); 3. Jerry Taylor (Han). 250. NOV: 1. Chris VcndcJcy (K.1W); 2. Tim Wcbcr.ling O

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