Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

Results MlCRO 1. Damon Bluet' Clem); 2. ~k Bissett (ICTM); 3. Allen Jones (Lem); 4. Jonathan Randall (KTM); 5. Ian Smith (KThI). 80 JR: 1. Mike Tolliver (Suz); 2. Jeff Massie (Suz); 3. A.J. frilltel')' (lCaw); 4. Cassidy Thompson (Hon); 5. Broc:: Bluer (Hon). 80 SR: 1. Nkholas Mowry (Hon); 2. Kyle Polter (lCaw); 3. Mark Bonfiglio (Suz); 4. Mike GriluusIw (J(awl. SCHBY: 1. Jimmy Fox (lCaw); 2. MUte ToUi~ ~; 3. Matt Alamedil (Hon); 4. Krith HeJfemam (Vilm); 5. Mark Bonfiglio (Suz~ 125 C: 1. Jeff Craham (Hon); 2. Brent Belsole (Hun); J. Phil Arc:htr (lCaw);" Coty Sldn~ oc.w); S. MItt AWned.J (Han). 125 B: I. o.n Xunsman (Yam); 2. Brian Be. . . (Hoc); 3. Bmtt I-bhn (Yam); 4. Molrlt Da~ (Suz); S. Stew Mft.a:t (Han). 2SO C: 1. Cwg Smith (lCTM); 2. Olris N..nson (Hon); 3. Jim W.. lten (JCTM); 4. Don Ard'la' (K-w); 5. Ollistophrr Cales (Suz). 250 8: 1. J;arnes &mcs (Suz); 2. Marc: Kaplow (KJIw); 3. Brandon Jones elYw); 4. Chris Lenik (Hon); S. Cory Camersfeldrr (Hon). 500: 1. ~\le Hughes (Hon); 2. John Bell (Hon); 3. Scott aeilrd (Yilm); 4. Chad Wright (Hon); S. Brian Bird (Hon). PRO: 1. Vice Kamow (Kaw); 2. Jason Rogers (Hon); 3. Ray Vagar;asoto (Hon): 4. Rich}ubak (Hon); 5. Cory Mason (Yam). 25+: 1. Brian BeI501e (Hon); 2. Greg Urban (Yam); 3\ Craig Smith (KTM); 4. Jim Walte~ (KTM); 5. Art Jackson (Hon). 30+; 1. Ray Vagaruotel (Hon); 2. Kevin Cook (Yan'\); 3. Rich Sweat (Hon); 4. Jeff Ma.i~ (5ol); 5. Marc Koplow (Kaw). 40+: I. Bob Mason (Yam); 2. Carl Davis (Hon); 3. Ron Laugh. lin (Yam); 4. Matt Meincke (KTM); S. Jim Kraly (KTM). EXTRA: I. Randy Evans (Yam); 2. Chris Lenik (Hon); 3. Chris Gates (5oz); 4. ~t &aur Oion); S. Andy Parks (Hon). WMN; 1. Dee ~ Haehn (Yam). Morrison masters Blue Ridge HS By Kelly Allen MARTINSVILLE, VA, MAY 18 Martinsville native Daniel Morrison put his home-track advantage to good use by winning the first of two Virginia Championship Hare Scrambles Series events to be held at the Blue Ridge Cycle Club. Casey Cycle City-sponsored George Greer timed a perfect dead-engine start to lead the AA class into the woods. Five-time series Grand Champion Brian Hess was next in line, followed by Tommy Handy and Jason Greer. Morrison's last-place start did little to dampen his spirits, however, as he found his way around the entire class by the end of the first of the three 14-mile loops that made up the event. As lap two began, it became apparent that the battle for the overall win would be decided by either Morrison's Motor Imports Kawasaki or the Team Creen Kawasaki ridden by Hess, the remainder of the AA ranks having been knocked from contention by early crashes and the blistering pace of the two front-runners. For Hess, the game plan was simple: Follow Morrison for a lap to learn his lines, then make the pass and ride away with the victory. But the pass never happened. A flat tire midway into the second lap dealt a fatal blow to any plans he had of motoring by Morrison, who in turn stretched his Jead into a four~minute advantage over the final 20 miles for his third overaJJ win of the season. Despite his misfortune, Hess remained on the course for a hard-earned second-place finish. The next rider to cross the finish line was Casey Cycle City's Jason Greer. Greer had taken a hard fall on the opening lap, but was able to work his way back to the final spot on the podium. Tommy Handy was forced to settle fourth, ahead of early pacesetter George Greer. Timmy Mitchell and Danny (father of over all winner Daniel) Morrison each padded their series points leads by notching victories in their classes. Mitchell was able to hold off Randall Ellison and Daryl Allman for the honors in the 250cc A ranks. while Morrison finished in front of Darryl Campbell and Gil Griggs in the Vet A class. CN Results ~ 1997 SCHEDUlE~1II-~5~41J~.6~'5IJ~.1li~'59~Fu--~54~O.6~'5IJ~.2~120~ *classes .. lMIIII SO . . . . EARlY ! "25TH-21D1 JUIII 30TH - MY 311I II.Y 1411 - 1111I JIlY 2380 - 25TH . . 9tH-11TH lD'" ell . . . @ 815-2a4-ttn 4-STRJ(: 1. Tommy J«.oynolds (Hon); 2. Larry Trent (lion); 3. Juon Bailey (Kaw); 4. Scott Capewell (K.aw); S. Brian Thompson (Kaw). WMN: 1. Christine Blake (Hon); 2. Judy Tweedy (K.1w); 3. Meli.ssol Barton (Kaw); 4. Heo.ther Cl"Iler (Hon); S. Kay Edmondson (Hon~ 200 C: 1. Josh Elliott (Kaw); 2. Dav'" Young (Yam); 3. "Bran-don Gr..y (Hon); 4. Brian Morgan (K.aw); S. .fehnny Newell CHon). 250 C: 1. Jeff Hughes (Kaw); 2. Keith Brown (Kaw); 3. Charlie SoIfkoy (Hon); 4. Jeff Woody (lUw); S. Tony Xlllen (lion). 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