Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

No pre-entry required at Area Qualifiers INFORMATION 419-478-5386 / 304-284-0084 1998 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TRACKS NORTHEAST _.21-22 _.2lI-29 Ap<.~ Doublin Gap, CartlsJe,PA Action Town. Oiltwyn, VA _ Creek MX, _ Creek, MD 7172496036 B04 n44392 3014752000 4127265494 7172229290 Ap<.11-12 Ap<.1&-19 Ap<.25-26 May 2-3 May1l>-17 June 27·28 SYl'SMN 125 DC I. John Lundgml; 2. Rich V _ (Hen). . BMOR NOV: 1. Charles Hinton; 2. SUntan Speck; 3. Terry Walrrs; '" Pat Stidman; S. Mike Nrwell. BMBR Nr: 1. Eric Cook.; 2. Kirk Barnett; 3. Steve Cordon; 4. Nick Adams; S. SWYe Adams. BMBR EX; I. JUc:k Doughty (M;Ii); 2. David FtShet (Hl.lS); 3. Randy Lewis (0.); 4. Rich Smith; 5. Dennis McAdam. w.-. Playboys, 201934 2907 June 13-14 SPTSMN 125 NOV: I. Joel Hanson (C·A); 2. David Keen (BuI); 3. RusscU Heck (Hod); 4. Scon Anderson (Su.r:). SPTSMN 125 INT: 1. Kirk 6a~1I (Han); 2. Steve AdllrM (Hon~ 3. Eric IiMTioon. O\allenger, Irdana, PA Broome rooga, Binghamton, NY Birch Creek, Danville, VA Frazen Ocean MX, Auburn, t-rf Pleasure Valley, AnnMJgh, PA YOUTH REGIONAl. steel City, Delmont, PA 3042840084 AMATEUR REGIONAl. wallkia, NY B04n44392 3157845466 8145361845 SOUTHEAST Ap<.11·12 Ap<.1&-19 Ap<.25 May 16-17 SocKrty Hills, Society ji;n, SC MX d Marion Cly, Reddlel<, FL PepsilAir Dania, DaniII, Fl. EcI>ecoro>e MX, Mecon, GA Devils RMlge, Sanford, Nt: ea",",'. Cr_, Foreat City, Nt: Killpotrick MX, _ a e , At. Okeechobee, FL_ _ Lazy fINer, Clla!s'M>t1h, GA June 13-14 AMATEUR REGIONAl Muddy Cr_, Blountville, IN 4233235497 June 20-21 YOUTH REGlONAL HiIIl>IIy Hills, _no, GA 9127880413 Wollaston whips SRAC MX Mar. 1....15 Mar. 15 _.21 By Stacy Jensen Ap<.~ COWRAOO SPRINGS, CO, APR. 5 Warm breezes and blue skies set the slage for the Sports Riders Association of Colorado's seventh race of the season, held at Coyote Raceway, where Chad Wollaston fought his way to the overall win in the 250cc Pro class. Two separate long tracks were put in place for the day's events, and the track offered challenges and tough racing as 23 Pros charged down the starting-line hill. At the start of the first race, Paul Lindsey battled with Travis Riley for the holeshot in the out-of-sight first tum, with Lindsey prevailing. Close at hand were Wollaston, Darin Connet, Eric Landis, john Murray and Wayne Balliett as they fell in behind the leaders. Lindsey and Riley ran close right off the bat but, landing from some small doubles, Riley put the power down better to lake tjle point. Third-placed Wollaston then began pressuring Lindsey, maJcing the pass in a sweeping horseshoe tum and setting his sights on Riley. jared Carlson, who started in ninth, worked up to fourth, with jeremy Hinrichs moving into fifth. As the riders flew over the finish-line tabletop, Wollaston was right on Riley's rear tire, but with expert precision Riley warded off Wollaston in several of the next areas on the track. Not far behind, Carlson was giving Lindsey a run for his money, pressing every chance he had. As the two came up over the huge double, it was uncertain who would stay on top, but Lindsey took the outside line to stay in third, though Carlson later made it by. In the battle for the lead, Wollaston pulled a block-pass to take the front spot, though Riley was unrelenting. Meanwhile, Carlson, Lindsey and Mark F1esia closed the gap to the leaders. As Wollaston pulled away and Carlson, Lindsey and Flesia set their sights on Riley, Riley crashed and dropped to fifth. He was soon up and made it past both Lindsey and Flesia by the white-flag lap. . Wollaston came home first, followed by Carlson, Riley, Flesia and Lindsey. Moto two saw Jeremy Hinrichs take the holeshot, but Wollaston was quickly on the move and took advantage of the tight rut that had formed inside the first tum to power into the lead. Hinrichs, Murray, Lindsey and Flesia would follow, in that order. With an open track ahead, Wollaston fired up his pace and never looked back. Hinrichs, meanwhile, fell at the north end in a slippery, dry section of the wash, allowing lindsey and Flesia to fight for second as Murray and Balliett duked it out for fourth. The remainder of the race was intense as riders tried and tried again to better their positions, with Wollaston coming out on top, ahead of lindsey, Flesia, Carlson and Balhett. Wollaston took the overall win, with Carlson second and Lindsey third. Results _.2lI-29 Thu_rc"""" May1~17 MIDEAST Bluegrass MX Paril,Clay City, KY Sunday Creek, MiUfield, OH Daniel Boone MX, London, KY American Mtrspts, MacArthur, OH Dutch Sport PI<, BIocmingdale, MI Baja Acres, Millington, MI Trojan Track, N. Webster, IN COCR, Sugar Groove, OH June~21 AMATEUR REGIONAL Red Bud MX, Buchanan, MI Mer. 21·22 Ap<.1&-19 Ap<.25-26 May 2-3 May 2-3 May~10 Mayg..10 June 27·28 Mi6Nay MX, MitcheU, IN (Yam). 8128490023 618 S48 5259 You may enter a total of 4 classes at the Area and Regional levels, but must choose only 2 classes to ride at the National lev~l. ~ Mar. 29 Ap<.4 Ap<.19 Apr. 25-26 May 10 May 23-24 May 31 SOUTH CENTRAL Swan MX. Tyter. TX Lake Whitney MX, wtWtney, TX cedar Hill MX, Magnotia, AR NMCC, -.arty, NM Greenville MX Pk, Greenville, TX Watkins Sports Riders, Oenver,OO Coopertand, Stillwater. OK 903 8824215 254 6944271 8702341303 50s 8849033 903450 0017 7194736723 40S 7431515 Classes 1 -17 must attend the AMATEUR regional. Classes 18 ·32 must attend the YOUTH regional. SANCTIONED For 2-day Area Qualifiers: . . Sat. Classes (Other classes run on Sun.) YOJlli OOII~ 10. Aus 25 -18. 51cc 4-6 yr SItd< sIUI ciMl dI irjed 11. Vel A Aus ~ -19. 51cc 4-6 yr M'A Stock Oass 1 -20. 51cc 7-a yr M'A Stock Oass 2 ~3. 12icc BSlaX 12. Vel B Aus ~ -21. 65cc Slock 7-9 yr AM!l.TB..R tNs>I ~1 12icc A 12icc A'Ao ~ June2~21 Cooper1and, Stillwater, OK 4057431515 June 27·28 YOUTH REGIONAl.. Highland3 MX Pk, Highland, TX i. 2818436686 4. ~5. 12icc BM:xifiej 2n'qu,A 6. 2n'qu,A'Ao~ a 2n'qu, BSlcx:l< 2n'qu,BM:xified Far Slrd

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