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Tresser doubles at Cycle Bowl
ByMlkeLaw
LOD~ CA APR. 19
"Show me the money!" shouted a jubilant Andy
Tresser after winning both the Pro-Am Expert
and Open A Short Track classes at the l:odi
Cycle Bowl. Tresser powered his Harry Hoffman/Bob Wirth Racing Engines/85M Manufacturing-sponsored Wood Rolax to consistent 16second lap times, and absolutely walked away
from the competition in the Open A short tracle
event.
Billy Martin pulled the perfect holeshot in
the Pro-Am Expert short track followed by a
harddriving Tresser down the back straight.
After going from fourth to second position in
e first two turns, Tresser patiently and persistently reeled in Martin.
"I just waited for the fatal mistalce: Tresser
said after the race. HI gained a foot here, and
another foot there. He was a little twitchy in the
comers, so I waited about four laps and went
underneath him in the north tum.."
A battle of the CR Hondas continued
between Redwood City's Matt Gomez and
Modesto's Brandon Inderbitzen in both the 80cc
Expert Short Tracie and IT events. Inderbiizen
fanies himself a short track artist, while Gomez
prefers the IT events.
• Inderbitzen absolutely rode the wheels off
his bilce in the short track main and won by a
wide margin.
.
HI needed to get a good start because he had
more horslpower,· Inderbitzen said referring to
Gomez. HIf I didn't spin off the line, I could beat
him to the first tum. Once I got out in front, I
could run down low in the comers and hold him
off."
Gomez wasn't quite as quick off the line as
Inderbitzen in the IT main, and had to use a
combination ofboth horsepower and finesse.
HThe bike IiIced to spin so I had to lean bacle
on the seat and get as much traction as I could:
Gomez said. HI tried to push him hard in the
infield and around the tree tum where I was
comfortable. Once I got him there, I had him."
Charlie Simas dusted the competition in the
Pee Wee Stock Yamaha short track, then doubled up for a win on ·the IT in the same class
despite a hard-charging Justin Jorgensen.
Jesse Kreyling was the big winner in the Vintage Short Track classes. Kreyling piloted his
beautifully prepared Bultaco to victory in the
Two-Stroke class, then returned on a Honda in
the Four-Stroke class, blasting his way to a win
over Malt Proto.
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Amateur
$25.00
Expert
$35.00
0/25& 30
$25.00
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ShodT_
P!W STX HONDk 1. EmJIo Sonchez; 2. 0.... _
-.'!W
3. Kyl<
STK YAM I. OwUe Simu; 2. Anthony Fang; 3. Kyl<
AnooInU; •• J _ J ~5.
• /W KTM S, 1. Tony Sokowy (/oct).
'!W KTM C, 1. ~ Foag (!.em~ 2.
Knox (!.em)
• /W MOl>. I. Bobby Fong (!.em); 2. Soan )coos (KTM); 3.
Knox (!.em~" Tony Sokowy (Ad); 5. Cody ....... (KTM).
60: 1. Nkk M~ (Kaw); 2. Ryan Kuntz (!Caw); 3. Michael
Rin&&dI (Xaw).
80 A:. 1. Brandon Inderbltzen (Mon); 2. Man Gomez Jr. (Hon);
3. Jand McWhi_ (Hon~
80 S, 1. Juan
(Hon); 2. Dorricl< Ohho (lCaw).
lOOk I. c...y Eaton (Hon~2.,....v.nI

