(Right) Dan Z1lur won the Open Pro class
whe n the DTRA hosted the third round of
the 0-23 Rat Track season at the Isanti
County Fairgrounds In Cambridge,
Minnesota.
(Above) Chris Kirk won the 250cc C c lass
with 8 1·1 moto score at the Green Acres
Motocross Park In Marlon, Kansas.
85cc Sto ck (14-15) class with a 5-2 sco re and
landed third in the 85C'C Modified 0 4-15). tallying a 3-3 score.
Result s
WM N : I. Jeuto:.tl r ..ltftlIon (K.lw); 2. 1CNtina SWtdaI (Yam ); 3.
JPIlnifL ShultJ; (](aw l; 4, 10k0nt-Van Vughl (!Yowl S. Tiffany Raod
'l'
;
(H" n l
SI STK (4-6): 1. A u.ti o Stroupe (Cob); 2. I-I..vc n Hold aoft
(Co b ); 3 . D..vid a.. o n (Co b); 4. Brandon L.u ge (Co bl ; 5. J..kl'
c
Eri<:bon ICob).
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(7-11): t . J.IIo... Gri ffis (Cob ); 2. Chad Wag .... (C." b); 3.
D.-vi" Priw ( Lern); 4. Li.l. Mu rp hy (Co bl; 5. Terry Au reo (Cob) .
m
65 STK (1.9) : I. Kyle Ch isho lm (K.tw); 2. 10M Lk h tlC'("",,wi ;
3 . Aaro n NQtion li (JeAW); 4. Jcfiffy Mort (Ka wl ; 5. Eri .: M iII...r
sn:
Results
the first race, slow ly worked. his way up to do battle with the top three . Once Weidman got there,
he kept on fighting and motored right on past the
trto for the lead. Weidman took the second-mote
checkers, but Szep finished a convincing second,
ensuring him the overall victory . Weidman collected second overall for his efforts, with Robinson third and Jdf Murphy fourth overa ll.
Results
P/ W A: I. C«y AYft'l'; 2.Qu;s Pftlnwft1;3. ~ ~ 4
Sho-Id<,., ~lp; 5 Rorm.. Goo:dwin
P /W 8 : 1. Rod.ry DlAntu nio ; 2. Thoo\M Godfrey: J. Cawy
Mello; 4. S ichoL RcN:i 5.Kyk kw1a.
u
;
60 BEC: 1. So:- Thomp.on; 2. Vidof 8onao;:i Jr.; 3. jftftrly
n
AsquI Ih,;4. Jc-ph WU1I; 5. Pa l:ndt~.
60 NOV: 1. Ky le st-f'l"I'; 2. Ryan Brown; 3. T.. ybcnrn..-;
4. M.rk J>nwrl1P:5. Brian 1Jto.nc....n.
110 BEC; I. lCPnny Bnunlcy; 2.}ooIh ThurgtlOlt J. Akx Slocum;
;
4. limi H4lrTilo; 5. Brian I..opez.
lIIJ NOV B: I. Drn:Ir. u.teI.LI ; 2. Tavkw GaJ.rnore 3. AiOTt; l . Willir RmIt"tt; 4.
Shawn 1Jwr; S. JkVb R.-h~.
NO \': 1. O\4d cta.rk,: 2. Ad-nn Hftmchs; 3. Mel H~ ...
Jeny Sc:tUftch«; 5. Doug o..nng
orEN AM. l . l..I.-Y Fr.IPy; 1. IYnoJy Th 1!'tk; 3. Tun G.qory; 4.
Troy ~QI\; S. DavyKo<:h.
orE.'1 P1t(): I . o.n blUr; 1. BIDy ~). tony KDhnIPr; 4 Erit:'Brou.... rd ; 5, Kun 8"..t"~ .
250 AM. I. Troy BWfll1
gton; 2. ~1~ 3.AJ.unHm•
](I.: 1. Tim ~ 2. MMty Mataya;). John R.ario ; .... MIll'
lnlin; S. Ou.... g StllliYlln.
0l(I.o 1. Bw.z Arndt 2. Bob l--krman; 3. Davy KDd\,; 4. Daryl
;
ridw> 01. WilIK: 8rotat; 50 John Mano.
P~.s.UoydT~.
51). : I. john Su Itwrl1n;
2. DI_ Koch; 3. fluu Arndt; 4 Phil
u mbrft.-t..1;S. P..ll! 8.omrs.
.
STK FR.\(; 1. lohn Su thez"bn; 2. Bob HlTlnUI; J,. Uoyd TWTK'I';
01. itobcn 8«bI'.
MIM JR: 1. }t'ft"my Aoo->n;1. Culc.Fo-aIPy;3. J....lb Sdmrid n; 4. NkJ. Mat. ya.
ML'l SR; 1. o.:rdo. HoItzlnrlwr,1. KGth 5_ _ _
vt
",,", 5CL: I. Bob Hnman.: 2. Duyt ~ 3 , Roboort Red ·
a ; 4. R.tnoJyThiMk; S. U....
ydTtuno."'I" .
VL'IolTTW': 1. Bw2 Amdt;2. Ronald Lecman; l .}oe iJlackw..-lI.
am. srmc:-; s.Jlftmy I'llyne.
125 NOV: 1. auk Abo«"••i; 2. Domi .:k PolllOn ; 3 .
~an
Gn!oPn: 4 Smtt Trombly; 5. Man. H.onnann
1250-.,.; 1. Munt .. MllIUgtw; 2. DiIl King; 3. Matt l lopkiN.
n
125 EX:1. Tfd e-..pbrlI.;2. !.artyL«.vitl.
2SONOV: 1. Sha wn Szep; 2. Glenn Wedman; J. }illlIOfl Robin.an,; 4. Jdt Murphy; S. I..fto CobIlr.
2§0 1"'''': 1. M[JfI~ Monl~ 2. t...ndon lNvill_
Z50EX: 1. L.rry rx.vitt;2. TnJ c.rnpt..-U.
2SOrRO: 1. Ridwrd Suton,; 2. o..n rkFalco; J. Fnnkieo Vlllcgu; 01. 59n S1~le; S. D.:n.- rlluL
k
Mllo"TR 6 1::G A: 1. 1',,1 Glennon; 2. Sown Reynolds; 3. Pa ul
Nov ..k; 4. 5ryan Lutz.; S, KfollhOv..n .
25+ NON·PRO A: 1. }pff Murphy; 2. Ma rk Cory; 3. Ronn",
C...ulurirr; 4.JPl fn -y P. o..gL" S. LuJ.., T" ylur .
M5T'R 30+ A : 1. Tn')' A b:h; 2. M ..u lknn"nn; 3. G1o:nnWrid·
"''''''' 4. Ronni ... Brown; 5. MA Morri s .
rk
M::>TR 40+ A: I. Tom Penny; 2. o..'I'UliA Qul~in.
Zitur captures Cambridge ST
By Tim McBride
46
CAMBRIDGE, MN,JUNE 7
Larson 's Cycle Su p ply-s ponsored Dan Zitu r
bt.-came the third different O~n Pro-d cl:sS race
winner in as many races, w hen the Dirt Track
Riders Association hosted the third round of the
AMA District 23 flat track season at the Isanti
County Fairgrounds quarter-mite day oval.
Zitur and Tony Kohner's heat-race victories
landed. thf'l1\ thE' first two pkk.~ on the starting
lin e for the 2o-Iap main event. Holeshot ace
Kohnt:1" was the fmot to redct to the flash of the
~n light as the pack rumbled off the grid . For
the first few ups, Kohner was foUowed by Zitur,
Mikll" Hoh , Billy Hoffmeist er , Eric Brouhard,
Ron Brisbin, Kurt Boehlke and the rest of the
nim.-rider field.
·
With five lap s down Hoh fell off the pa ce,
and by the halfway poin t the top running order
was Kohner, Zitu r, Hoffmeistt"rand Brouhard a!io
they se ttled into a pilce that SolW them break
dwa y fro m Bot.-hlkt!'. Ron .Brisb in, Troy Brisbin
and Lee ft'aley. The filth through eighth pla ces
were cast in sto ne, but the running order up
front wa!lnot yet dt"CidE"d .
With tw o laps remaining, a tiring Kohner
slid widt!'at the t!'xit of tum four. As slight as the
mi scu e wa s, both Zit u r and Hoffmeister
pou n ced on· the opportunity and raced to the
inside to take over the first two positions. Kohn·
er galla ntly held on to third place, ahea d of a
hard- d wrging Bm uhard .
Kirk romps at
Green Acres MX Park
By SCooter Bell
Photos bl(,Craig Cole
MARION, KS,jUNE12
Ch ri', Kirk too k the overall win in thl'! 250c(' C
class with a fine 1 ~ 1 mo ta score at the G reen
Acrt'S Motocro s. . Park.
.
Kirk took the first 250cc C moto lead in tum
two, wit h Ton y Koe h n, Bria n Butte ll, l arod
O'C onno l .:Ind Jonathan Lane dose beh ind . As
the firs t lap finished , Kirk still led , wit h K~hn
in St.'COnd and .l hard-eharging Lane makin g it
u p to third from hi§ fifth-place starting pol'lition .
Kirk's lead grew .:IS the race for second between
Koeh n and Lane camt" d own to the checkered
flag, w ith Koeh n hold ing onto secon d p lace at
the line. Lane, Buttell, O'Connol, and Tracy Rou- .
ton rounded out the top six finishers .
The §t'C'Ond 250cr C moto !ttarted with a very
dose s ta rt, with s ix ridt! rs bunched together
go ing into the valley. Kirk came o u t in front
again and never loo ked back as he cruised. to
victory. The race was betw("f'fl Lane and K~hn
for second place. and a CoMol and Buttell bat~
tied for fourth. Lane passed KOf'hn for §t'C'Ond at
the finish, and finished second overall with a 3-2
mot o fi~h_ Koehn took third with a 2~3 .
l1lc 60cc c1JSS turned int o J dogfi ght, y,,'ith
Craig Rope, Cavin Moore and Dus ty Herring
Jr. up front in the first mot o. Royse led , with
Moore pushing him the w hole race, and Herring
wa s getting pressure from Rock Cotten , Todd
Webb and Jeff Crolcher. The ftrst molo came to
an end w ith Moore settli ng fo r seco n d after
nu merous PdS!io attempts on the winner Royse.
Herri ng held 0(( Cotten for third; Webb took
fifth and Crutcher .finished sixth..
The second 60cc mot o sa w Moore grab the
holt"Sh and lead the group of rid ers around thE'
ot
course. Moore led ear ly on, bu t Royse was soo n
on his bolck wh eel , with Herring , Co tten an d
Cody WaMier in pun; uit, in that order. On the
whi te-flag lap, Royse mad e a pass on Moore to
tJke the leJ d and win th e overJU for the da y
with a 1· 1. Moo re finbhOO up in second an d second overall (2-2), Herring stayed m front of Cot ~
ten for third , and Wll"bb took the futh spol
I' /W: I. ~ydnf')' WancT; 2. Glt be Moore; l. Allan Hartia~n; 4.
JOIIh GIlman; 5. lOmboor H.ardo.'Y.
Hl: 1. C"
r.iK R...y....; 2. ("' vin MUll", ; 3. o.......ty Herring Jr.; 01.
..
Roc"'Cotten;S. Todd Webb .
tll.l (7-11): 1. Lee Kt~ 2. I:llake Du nn ; 3. Dalsty HernnlllJr.;
01 Faron Cotl~ S. J..mie Brown.
MIl ( l~ l o;): I , J..... l.u i _; 2. 'iwwn Stuart ; 1 8rPII M.tt.""";
4. 1d f Waller; S. o.vid Furi..
SCHBY : 1. lernny Hlb dun..n n; 2. Josh L....II . tr.. ; 3. Shawn
Shutrt; • . Std. KobI'ru; S. lft Robo.onL
1 ~ C: 1 f'IOl("\. Robo'rn; 2. JPTO'my H il.... hm .. nn ; 3. rrl.. r
Scrvn-. 01. ~ Olwcll. Josh LuiNtra.
125 I , Sid<. Mt.-tcaLi; 2. Derridl Ctftct\o 3. TOII'l Norris-.
2SO C: 1.
~ 2. Jonathan La_; 3. Tony 1<0«0.0; 4 .
Jarod o-e-d.: S. Bri.m Buttri
250 8. 1. ,..io.J.Mo-tWf ; 2. Man l LM.Y)';3. c..r11CftNgh.
:!SO A;. I. C.I. Rqxr. 2. Ridt Cottm; R....-II thndky.
VET Jll 8 , 1. 'ohn V..-; 1. ~ G.tlrn.a~ J. 5aurt SdWe; 4
Bob ~;S. Eric:Webb .
V" 40 8 , 1. Ro b umbl'Tt ; 2.
Crolch....; l . H ..mld
4. Roy "'1 Ley- S. DiUEvemL
0K ;
rv (5.): I . M.rk Sdvk; 2. Scootn BcU; 3. ~ Waowr. 4
o.nW.Y'I'nPV 00." 1, Ckon f'unt-.-; 1. Lron WiUiatm.; ). Rid fbrl,.....n ;
01 , J"" .-I H"lm; 5. Allnt M.........
.
\l lf'1OT: I. SI.. n N~w to n ; 2. O.. ve B~ nson ; 3 . M u lin
bn
Hlbtdlmann,; 4. J..nws HIIIlKma; 5. K.a T..yb' .
a
s.
om.
o...ven.
'PnJ'
Stewart supreme
at DBMX Qualifier MX
By Susan S. Willian
LONDON, KY
,jUNE1
4-15
Team Green 's JaITlt!'S SteYo'art proved. to be one of
the riden most adt>pt at handling m ud d y rondi·
tions as he won the 85cc Stock 0-11) class and
th e 85cc Modifit!'d (9-13) class a t the Loretta
Lynn 's Amateur Youth Regional Qu alifier held
at the Danid Boone Motocross Park. Rideni from
21 !\tate~ and Canad a ro nvt"rged. on the Daniel
Boone MX facility, and rain and mudd y cond itions played havoc with the races.
Stewa rt pil oted his KX to the fro nt of th e
pa ck from start to finish in mo to one of the 8...Scc
Stock (7~ 1 1) class. Stewa rt mastered the mud for
thl:! moto win, d esp ite effo rts by Dan Tru man,
w ho worked his way from fourth on the start to
~nd by the t!'nd of lap one. Truman weavt.ad.
hi~ way through lapped. riders an d, by the final
lap , was trying in despt.>ration to catch Stewart
a ~ he took runner-up honors for the moto.
The second moto saw Shav,rn Cla rk fire off
the starting line, with Stewart in ~nd pLlce.
Stewart quickly piloted h is machine into the
lead, wh er e he retndined until the ch ec ke red
flag, followed by Oark. Truman didn't farc as
we ll in the mot a and ended up fifth.
Cody Wat ford was .thr early leade r on lap
one of the 85cc Modified (9-13) class , ,,;th Stewart ba ck in fift h. Stewa r t took the ins ide of a
benned tu m to mov e into third. and charged
after !tOO.>nd -plare ride r D.1Vid Whit craft. Whi tcra ft and Ste w art rod e in unison, but Stewart
fina lly opened his throttle to ta ke over secon d
and c1 o~ the ga p on Watford . The final lap of
the moto lO8W Stt'w art move bv Wa tford as he
took an in!\i t" line at the end of the whoop secd
tio n. Ste wa rt filed by in firs t at the checke rs,
with Watford !'lOme di§lance back in seco nd .
Th e sta rt o f th e secon d moto saw Stewart
ji;fab Ctrs t around tum O lle. His lead was short·
livl.od, though, as No rth Carolina's Joshua Summey made a surpri~ pass over a stutter jump to
take tht" lead . Summey ran away ~'ith the win,
as Stewart rode safely in secon d place to take his
.
only moto los.. . of the even t.
J.R. Carter wen t 2-1 in the Supcr Mini class
to win the overall. Carter finished second in Ute
(J<.w).
"~ST K
(K.w ); 3.
0 0-1 1); 1. Brne H..plO!T ( K" w) ; 2. DolViJ Muwl"1I
Kyl... Pkston (K.twl; 4. BradleY Rippll: (Kotw ); 5. MicMd
Wil lard (K,1w ) .
85 MOD (<;1.131; I. J.."''''' St,_art (Kawl; 1. J08hwt Sutr\fJ\~
(lkt" lStW; 3.
S
o.n Tn nNm lK.twl; 4. Shawn
rio. (S\l zl; 5. Anthorly Wdlo:F
ue..
.....,.
a ..
8S STJ( <12·131 1. Joahua Summey (lY;wl ; 2. Cody W.. tford
;
(. ;..v ; 1 r-... StuD (Sw:); 4 Micky MarVwl1 (Su.d; 5. o.w Wh ito
a&tt&W.
85lloIK 114- 151: 1. Q,.ad )olu..-. (K4w); 2.1.R. Carm' (~... J;
3. Jordan PI'I'f'~ (K.aw ): 4. Jon Boy M onk Oion>; 5. DaVId HiD
(1(aw).
125 IoIOD (U·IS): I. Jdf Gib,oo CKawl; 2. Bo:n IWdk (Kaw l;
3. ' (lOIh ...... Wood. i K.a w ); 01 . MAti W..lker (Hon); 5. Jason Vlftlt
.....,.
125 STK (12·15): I. &n iUddk' o;:.w); 2. Jeff Gtbtm (K.l wl; l
Jrn"myRruwn C
K.aw); 4 Malt W..l...... (}ion); 5. Lm H.ammonJ (Suz).
S/ MiNt 1. l .R. Urtcr (Kaw); 2. ChadJohn,on CKawl; 3. Kyie
KoI\k-r(K.a
w);ol. Lre Woodward 0' .."'); 5. Jon Boy MonIr.IHon).
Langland lands wins
at SVCC Dirt Track
By Brad Letcher
SIOUX FAUS, SD jUNE 14
,
Verdt.'Cn L.1ngland w as the big wi nner for the
night after land ing wins in two of the three Pro
classes du ring the second ro u nd of the Sioux
Valley Cycle Club season at Sadd Jeback RaCl'-"
way. Tht' Young America /White Brother~1
Motion Pro-backed Langla nd took wins in the
Open Pro IT and 250cc Pro classes .
Langland took the holeshot in the Open Pro
TT ma in t'ven t, ahea d o f Brad Letcht!'r , Mike
Jo hnson and Chuc k Beving . Lan glan d o pe ned
u p a lead o n the pack, as series po ints leader
Dustin Fau lds bega n an assa ult on the trac k after
circulating the track in sixth place on the fin;t lap
du e to a bad star t. Lan g land bE'gan pulling a
lead with his CR ove r Joh nso n in second place .
Faulds caught Joh nson at the end of the fourth
lap and took ove r St.'COnd . Fau lds began to reel
in Langland over the fma l four laps, but cou ld
nol sha ke the leader into a mistake and settled
for second. Johnson finishOO a distant third.
Faulds hned up for the 250cr Pro main next
to Langla nd and, when the green flag dropped,
Langl and pilo ted his aluminum·framed C R250
to the front of the field, with Faulds hot on his
heels. The two would stretch out their lead over
the carly third.plare bike of Beving, and langland held the lead over Faulds during the entire
race. John·o mad e a pass on Bfo.':i ng for third
em
on the second lap and held it to the end.
The Open Pro class was the fina l race o f the
evening. and the last chance for Faulds to beat
his riv al, Lan~nd . Earlier in the t!'venin g" Lang~
land pa ssed. Fauld s o n the last lap to tak e the
win in the first hea t. The second heat featured
the heavy-hitting Eric Brouhard, who too k the
win ove r loCal favorites Bob Anderson and Pew
Tapkin .
The ma in -event holesh ot went to th e
Reyn olds Pri n ting/Trackstar /Bie(fe-ba ck~
Brouhard , w ith LangJand and Tapkin d ose
bt!'hind. Brouhard 100 each lap as the field battled behin d him . Faulds could only reach sixth
after a poo r start, while Langla nd , Tapkin and
Anderson fought for second place. At thp cht"d.~
ers, Brouhard 's 600cc Harley crossed the line in
first, followed by Langla nd and Tapkin.
