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MICHELIN &VULLEMIN _ _I' 250 PRO: 1. Kip Sandell; 2. Andy Atkins; 3. Chad Wollaston; 4. Derek Brown; 5. Wayne Balliett. OPEN NOV: 1, Cary Peterson; i Corey Edmisten; 3. Robert Ketchum; 4. Jay laPointe; S. William Schlickenmayer. OPEN AM: I. John Freeman; 2. Jeff Brewster; 3. Bryan Barrett; 4. Timothy Dopko; 5. Rodney Kuntz. VET NOV: 1. Stewart Smith; 2. Randy Haugen; 3. Dennis Spinuzz~ 4. Mike Thomton; 5. Dennis Strand. VET AM: 1. Randy Shumard; 2. Blaine Schubarth; 3. Chris Doerfler; 4. Steve Shaver; S, John amard. VFr PRO: 1. Mark Flesia; 2. John Merwin; 3. Brent Smith; 4. Darrell Miller; 5. Bryan Curtis. SR NOV: 1. Michael Goodwin; 2. Jim Lacy; 3. Gregory Sheldon; 4. David Peine; 5. Bruce Si1dch. SR AM: 1. Arnie Monteleone; 2. Sam Hopper H; 3. Dale Winczewsld; 4. Jeff George; 5. David Nelms. SR EX: 1. Mark Poindexter; 2. Dwight Catalano; 3. Orece McGrew; 4. Bill Nolan; 5. Shawn Smith, S/SR: 1. Cary Shiramizu; 2. Byron Wolf; 3. Ed Peniton; 4. John Beaven; 5. Bart Kellogg. WMN NOV: 1.. Dawn Winczewski; 2. Amy Rogers; 3. p.r. Gaillard; 4. Tricia May; 5. Violet Martinez. WMN AM: 1. Brookie Renker; 2. Cynthia Bennett; 3. Otetyl Place; 4. Christine Donovan; 5. Mollie Bourke. SUpemv88 . SO NOV: 1. Thomas Swnan; 2. Dee Jost; 3. Mike Henderson; 4. Kyle Cohrs; 5. Robert Hoffscheider. P/W NOV: 1. Mitchell Carroll; 2. Eddie Roy JD; 3. DerekBrewster; 4. James lWl; S. Nicholas Achey. P/W AM: 1. Brady Sharp; 2. Brad Alarid; 3. Travis Bannister; 4. Christopher Phe1arl; 5. Chris Flesia. OPEN MIN1: 1. Andrew Short; 2. Logan Daril."ll; 3. Todd Ball; 4. Eathan Bates; 5. JOl>hua Murphy. MINI NOV: 1. Vince Patterson; 2. Preston Puchek; 3. Christopher Phelan; 4. Terry Bannister; 5. Ryan Cevette. MINI AM: 1. Logan Darien; 2. Ethan Bales; 3. Tyler Walker; 4. Kevin Head; 5. Aaron Johnson. MrNl EX: 1. Andrew Short; 2. Ivan Tedesco; 3. Adam Burris; 4. Doug Leavitt; 5. Ryan Cook. 125 NOV: 1. Jeff Arens; 2. Tam Bannister; 3. Pete Hilsenbeck; 4. Brent Ra;ewski; 5. Jason Amdl 125 AM: 1. Erik Janssen; 2. Mike Maddock; 3. Oint Peterson; .... Joseph Hutchcraft; 5. Nicholas Peterson. 125 PRO: 1. Jonathan Russell; 2. John Hansen; 3. William Schlickenmayer; 4. Derek Morgan; 5. Brian Stephenson. 250 AM: 1. Darin Cuerri; 2. Gregory Wertz; 3. Trent Schield; 4. Pete Bannister; 5. Ed Saffold. 250 PRO: 1. Kip Sandell; 2. Paul Lindsey; 3. Isaiah Johnson; 4. Shawn Morgan; 5. Trent Hansen. OrEN NOV: I. Jonathan Russell; 2. Jeff Arens; 3. Jason Arndt; 4. Cody Sc::hwab; S. Gn.'gory Quenzer. OPEN AM; 1. Ed Lunquist; 2. Gregory Wertz.; 3. Erik Janssen; 4. Darin Guerrie; S. Danny Lookhart. VET NOV: Rick Lauon; 2. Mike Thornton; 3. David McMcchen; 4. Aaron Hoc:hnaclel; 5. Mark Tieman. VET AM: 1. Ed Lundquist; 2. John Clifford; 3. Steve Hill; 4. Rodney Brewster; S. Ed Saffold. SR NOV: 1. Tom Robertson; 2. Edward Overacker; 3. Bill Sherman; 4. Robert Funk; 5. Chuck Lee. SR AM: 1. Jeff George; 2. Dale Winc:zews,ki; 3. Robert Gissel; 4. Sam Hopper U; 5. Arnie Monteioone. SR EX: 1. Dwight Catalano; 2. John Old; 3. Mark Poindexter; 4. Norris Sanchez; 5. Melvin K.ie:1. WMN NOV: 1. Dawn Winczewslci; 2. Brenda Dutton;ยท3. Joni Gaz.a; 4, p,J. Gaillard. WMN AM: 1. Brockie Renker; 2. Cheryl Place; 3. Mollie Bourke. . 'Winter Series P/W NOV: 1. Dl.orek Brewster; 2. Cody Rivera. P/W AM: 1. Brad Alarid; 2. Matthew Burris. MINI NOV: 1. Chril; FIeslot; 2. Brandon McCray. MINI AM: 1. Cody Jensen; 2. Matthew Burris. OPEN MIN1: 1. Cody Jensen. 125 NOV: 1. David Lujan; 2. David Gonzales; 3. Kevin Franklin. 125 AM: 1. Joshua Murphy; 2. James Reimer; 3. Donny Conley. UERTHE GDOME' Once upon a time, there was a handsome prince from the kingdom of France. David Vuillemin not only wore While pretenders to the throne fell and crashed on the Kingdome's damp, rutted track, David's Michelin-equipped France's l25cc Supercross crown, but his reign extended to the l25cc Supercross world championship as well. In fact, about the only place Prince David hadn't con- FMF Yamaha came, saw and conquered. This same winning performance is available in the all- quered was the U.S.A. So the young prince came to the Kingdome of Seattle to assert his claim to the throne. And just in case the peasants revolted, David brought deliver the ultimate in traction, steering and braking. See along a secret weapon: Michelin motocross tires. your nearest Michelin preferred motorcycle tire dealer. 250 NOV: 1. Raymond Frisbee; 2. Randy Baker; 3. Mark Corbaley. 250 AM: 1. JeffQuen.zer; 2. Joe Arnold. OPEN NOV: I. Andy Oppenheim.; 2. David Lujan. OPEN AM: 1. Chri, Doerfler. VET NOV: 1. Roger Campson; 2. Chad. Hamlin. new Michelin Cross 12 series of tires: the S12 for soft, loose terrain; the M12 for intermediate conditions; and the H12 for hardpack and rocks. All three are designed to 512 Michelin's all-new Cross 12 range of motocross tires: MI2 HI2 VET AM: 1. Chris Doerfler. SR NOV: 1. Dale Wohlgemuth; 2. Michael Gavitt. SR AM: 1. Doug Hardin. .S/SR: 1. fun Reimer. Riker rules West Florida MX By Neal R. Th'omas MILTON, FL, FEB. 1 "Bullet" Bob Riker justified his nickname by shooting down his 250cc B-class competitors for first overall at West Florida Motocross Park. John Kiley took the first-moto holeshot with .Craig Woolard so close that they were nearly riding the same bike, followed by Lee Johnson and Riker. Woolard took the lead the first time over the infield triple. Johnson showed Kiley his front wheel repeatedly in a series of tight switchbacli: turns before squeezing by in the jump-filled front straight. This put Johnson within striking distance of Woolard. Daniel Young, rid.ing a 125, jumped past Riker on the big step-up, ripped past Kiley and practically landed in the middle of. a shootout for the lead with Johnson and Woolard. Young then put a surprise move on Johnson and wheelied past Woolard in the whoops only to have Woolard blast underneath in the next tum. Young finally made a pass stick in a huge bowl berm. Woolard succumbed to Johnson and Riker, who began their own dogfight. Johnson was hammered in the whoops and braking bumps, but used the straights to stay ahead. Riker jumped alongside Johnson on the big step-up just atter the white flag and zipped by as Johnson stalled in a tight right-hander. Young finished first ahead of Riker, Johnson, Jason Clawilter and Chad Willard. For more information, write Michelin Two-Wheel North America, PO Box 1900 I, G....nvill., 5C 29602 or call 800/346-4098.