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Results BEG: 1. Mike Riley; 2. Bobby Dumas; 3. Dustin Ellis; 4. Glen Rose; 5. Danny Morales. 25+: 1. Joe Bob EbcI'5; 2, Doc Ellis; 3. Tony Stamper; 4. Jake Warren. 60; 1. Drew Aard; 2. J.D. Massey; 3.]oshua Rowden. BO: 1. James Miliden; 2. Tim Stamper; 3. Josh Stamper; 4. Jordan Ellis; 5. Aaron Dumas. 50: 1. Shey Murray; 2. Brendan Cmrk. Burns heats up Cycleland MX By John·SlIva CHICO, CA, FEB. 16 Aaron Burns smoked both the 125cc and the 250cc Intermediate/Pro classes as motocross racing returned to Cydeland Speedway for the first race of the year. In the first 250cc Intermediate/Pro moto, Yamaha-mounted Burns scorched the relatively smooth "rough scrambles" layout to take the win over Kurt Favre, Tyee Jackson and Mike Morgan. In the second moto, Favre got the more favorable start and edged out Bums around the first corner, with a slower-starting Jackson giving chase. Soo." the lead duo pulled away, with Favre enjoying a slight lead over Burns for the early laps, but Burns dosed to within a few bike lengths by midrace. .In the final laps, Burns challenged Favre repeatedly, but was denied each time by Favre. At the checkered flag, Favre took the win over Bums, but Bums prevailed in the overall score with a 1-2 moto tally. In the 2S0cc Beginner race, Paul Seim scored the first-moto win, topping Mike Clement and Michael Coddery. Clement sewed up the overall win with a second-mota triumph over Seim, with Codderly a consistent third. A competitive group of 12Scc Juniors was on hand, including Kyle Stewart, who banged bars with Joseph Krantz and Matt Morgan before they finished in that order for both the motes and overall. Results O/T M5TR: 1. T. Milner. OfT INT: LB. Stewart. OfT JR: 1. K. Stewart. OfT BEG 1. J, McKeever. VET: 1. Fox; 2. Carlson; 3. Bory. P/W: 1. laPlant; 2. Hunderman; 3. Azevedo. 60 JR: 1. Perry. 60 BEG: 1. Morgan; 2. Bory;3. Dunn. 80: 1. Harris; 2. Morgan; 3. Fowler. 125 BEC: I. Kyle Stewart; 2. Andre Todd; 3. Cary Whililker; 4. KeUy Hicks; 5. Jed Pope. 125 JR: 1. K. Stewart; 2. J. Krantz; 3. M. Morgan; 4. B. McClure; 5. M. Tackley. 125 JNT/PRO: 1. A. Bums; 2. T. Jackson. 250 BEG: 1. Mikc Clement; 2. Paul Seim; 3. Michael Coddery; 4. Mike Mestas; 5. Jt..osse Beckett. 250 fR: 1. Bellamy; 2. Osborn; 3. Talbott 4. Briggs; 5. ·Comes. 250 INT /PRO: 1. Aaron. Bums; 2. Kurt Favre; 3. TyceJackson. Prairie City Hare Scrambles By Shawna Nelson PRA1RlE CITY, CA, FEB. 2 The District 36 Cross Country season opener, hosted by the Polka Dots Motorcycle Oub, started off with a bang. The riders were treated to a course of about nine miles of rolling hills, ruts, rocks and slippery terrain. The riders propped their bikes up on homemade stands for the Le Mans start. They barreled through the first tum and by the.first loop, Eric Kohler and Eric Mashbir were battling for the lead. Cole Marshall and Brian and Pat Garrahan were not far belUnd. Mashbir went out with a flat, as did many other riders. Brian Garrahan jumped to the lead and held on for the rest of the race. The checkered flag found Brian Garrahan the overall and 2?Occ winner, with Mark Keeling taking second overall honors, . Russ Piggott won the 125cc class, and Cole Marshall prevailed in the Open division. Don Pohbo was the top B rider, with Jim Oempsey 3'Pd Ben Hatch rounding out the top three. The C class had an enormous turnout. Jason Labane took the overall C win. Naomi Willis won the Women's A class, and Jennifer Backholm secured the win in the Women's C class. ,Kyle Phecinder prevailed in the 80cc class. Results 0/A A: 1. Brian Garrahan; 2. Mark Kcrling; 3. Eric Duo-ay; 4, Cole Marshall; 5. Erik Kohler. ~ 125 A: l, Russ Piggott; 2. Jeff Crcskopf; 3. Rob Zimmerman; 4. Buffs. 250 A: 1. Brian Garrahan; 2 Mark Keeling; 3. Eric Ducray; .., Erik Kohler; 5. David Meek Jr. OPEN A: 1. Cole Marshall; 2. Steve Silvestri; 3. Chris Stultt. VET A: J. David Wood; 2. Eric Von Urff; 3. Wayne Regina; 4. John Mason; 5. Brian Sumr<1l1. SR A: 1. Cloysc Holland Jr.; 2. Jerry FOUlS; 3. Pete Hansen; 4. Rick Dyer; 5. Knat Holben. _ 5/SR A: I. Cary Vanderpool; 2. Fred Sumrall; 3. Kenneth Cosmo; 4. Ron KI.'Cping; 5. Roeh Thorwaldson. rj.. a/A B: I. Don Pohbo; 2. Jim Dempsey; 3. Den Hatch; 4. Chad "Lanza; 5. Jcff McCrasy. 250 B: I. Don Pohbo; 2. Jim Dempsey; 3. Ben Hatch; 4. Chad I:.anza; 5. Jeff McCrasey. OPEN B; 1. Troy Winslow; 2. David Mumma; 3. Peter Robertson. .r.. 4~STRK B: 1. Jade Antone; 2. Bob Hicks; 3. Eric Phipps; 4. wally Shahock; 5. Cris Wessenc;ee. VET B: 1. Ghm Sabol; 2. Greg Blevins; 3. Chris Hcyman; 4. Bill sam Jarvis; 5. 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