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he 26th ANNUAL TEXAS SERIES
ond moto before the AXO/Cycle Countrybacked rider could earn the top pay-out. Leach
gated last in moto two, picking off Several riders
each lap before he caught up to Yamaha rider
Aaron Crawford.
Crawford surely must have thought his lead
was uncatchablc. However, Leach chased down
and ultimately caught Crawford late in the moto
to set up a spectacular battle for the overall winone that ended prematurely as Crawford fell
while in the hot seat, enabling Leach to finalize
his 1-1 bll Yfor the day. Trailing Leach to the finbh following Crawford's demise were lntennediate riders jere Meeker and Michael Camby,
while Crawford charged back through the ranks
to finish second Pro ahead of third-placed Intermediate Eric Rogers.
Marc Miller-jones kept his Honda CR80 up
on two wheels long enough in the soupy conditions to continue his own personal rampage in
small-wheel action. Miller-Jones won the Supermini and BOec (12-13) classes, both coming with
1-1 performances. After his win in the BOec (1213) class, which ran combined with the BOec (911) and BOcc Beginner classes, Miller-jones
stormed back to beat Kawasaki rider Cody
Buyas in a second-moto shootout to cap off a
two<.lass decimation.
Randy Wi!'g, an ex-1970s Professional, rode
a rapid pace aboard an RM250 to beat Glynn
Higgins and Bob Leach for the top honors in the
Old-Timer (Over 4D) Money class with I-I showings.
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Results
r/w (40tl) 1. Gk",n Pf\'Sl:hoh.. (l...em); 2. Stl'ele Angle-o.vld·
son (KTM); 3. Llndon CurrieT (I(1'M).
r/w (7-8)
1. Danny GubSl.or(l...em); 2. MalT Wolfe Jr. (u.om).
p IW MOl) (4-6). I. Jued Wood (KTM).
60 BEG; I. Tyll!r I-I"y~ (KolW); 2. Chns Huffman (Kaw); 3.
NICk F1 Nowak (Kaw); 2. Johnny Nowak (Y.tm);
j ,.m.od Rush (Hon); 'l. Palnc~ MI~lh (Hon); 5, Chns l-bmploo
(yam).
125 JR: I. R.lym Conk...' )' (Hoo); 2. Mollt Frank (K.1w); 3. Tr;)vls
Rlgert (yam); 4. Gn:g Booth (Hon); S. Kurt Crawford (Suz).
125 INT. 1. Jeff HinzINn (Kaw); 2. Jeremy S!.:JuKhu-'I' (Suz).
125I'RO: 1. Du!>tln lA.-lWburg (Kaw).
2SO BEG: 1 Ryan Koozer (YOlml. 2.. Patnek Mlchlelh (Hon); 3.
Aaron Thurm.ln (Kaw); 4. Ctw.rley Waller (Hon); 5, Aiel( Schon
(Hon).
250 JR: I. Olin Gra", (Hon); 2.. Marcus Melendrez (Yam); 3.
Rodney Tryon (Suz); 4. Wes Hare (Suzr. S. Paul Mcusling (Vam).
250 INT: \, Jt'1'"e Ml'eker (Kaw); 2. Michael Gamby (Yam); 3.
ErIC Rogers (Kaw); 4, Jason Parks (Kawl,
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2.50 PRO: I. Ryan Lc.\eh (SUl.); Z- Aaron r,lwford (Yam).
OPI~N AM: I. Jason Parks (Hon); 2. Clynn Higgirul (KTM); 3.
Paul Meusling (Ynm); 4. Davc Hucna (Hon).
8TH JR: I Travis Rigert (Yam)i 2. Shawn Russell (Suz); 3.
Mdrt"US Melendrez (Yam); 4. Stl.""e Millcr (Suz); 5. Chris Hampton
(Varni
6TH INT: 1, Dustin Lenaburg (KoIw). 2. MIchael Camby
(Yam)
UTI I JR: I Randy Wang (Suz); 2. Chad Huston (Hon).
unt INT: 1. Cary Ek)'er (KTM).
onl BEG: 1. DuaOl.' Romero (Suz); z. Allen TOt.-tly (Ka",'); 3.
Chn:.tophcr Huffman (Hon).
OTIIINT. 1. RICh 81anchcne (Yam); Z. Scull Olsen (I-ion); 3.
Rooney Tryon (SUZ). 4. D.n·e Huerta (KTM); S. Wes Hansol'l
(Yam).
onl JR 1 Jeff Nowak (Yam)iZ- Tim G.alcs(t-lon). 3. BIll Kent
(Hon). 4. M.,k Ddlm."St etC.w).
ont PRO: 1 jt'reMI.'\'Ker(KoilW)i2.. Da",\d Fa), (Y;tml
OIT JR 1 Poilul Dclos-Reyt'S (Han); 2. Gnald NIChols (Hon),
3. IUndy LJyne (Yam). 4. o.n f001i'eket'{Hon).
011' INT: 1. JollC~ Cuhd. Ir (Yam); 2.. Brad Gubser (Yam); 3.
~;)nNl Holbrook (Suz)..
orr MNY; I. IUndy WUlg (Suz); 2. Glynn HIS81n5 (1Cl1>1). 3.
Bob ~.ch Olon).
50+: 1 ltlndy uyne (Volm).
WMN. 1. OcanOoll Holbrook (Suz). 2. Randl Holbrook (Hon);
3. Sabnl\ol Russell (Suz)
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Salvano sails at
Madera Scrambles
By Sam Roberts
MADERA, CA, MAR. 22
Gustine's Ryan Salvano put it to the hotly contested BOec Novice class at round four of the California Rough Scrambles Series, held ot the
Madera Fairgrounds.
Solvano snatched the holeshot in the first
ex> moto and quickly began to distance himself
0\ from Kutter Morrison and Ted Sampaulesi,
0\ Sampaulesi passed Morrison for second place on
,..... lap one but crashed while going for the lead on
u) lap three. Salvano held on for the moto win, folT""""l
lowed by Morrison and Sampaulesi. David
...... jensen and Stephen Chose rounded out the top
......... five.
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In the second moto f Kawasaki-mounted
jensen got the holeshot, with Salvano and Sampaulesi hot on his heels. The three bottled
intensely until Salvano took the lead on lap
three. Sampaulesi then passed jensen for second
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YAMAHA
$26,250
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Mini Sr. (12-13) & (14-16)
125 Nov., Int., Exp.
250 Nov., Int., Exp.
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Kawasaki
$51,000
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