P /W (4-6) B: I. Chnstopher Prosccllc (l..em); 2. josh BYlR&ton
(Lcm); 3. Adam ~ (J.A.-m); 4. Otto Craig (Suz).
P/W (7·8) A;. I. T.nner Langh.m (KTM); 2. Kirk Payne
(KTM); 3. Cody Brown (KlM);" Andrew Iovino (KTIA); S. TriMS
Lan-itt (Cob).
60 BEG (6-11): 1. Mark Stmuc~ (Kaw); 2. K1rk Polynt' (KTM);
3. Tanner Lang~ (JCn.t).
60 BEG (9-11): 1. JustU'l Hunt (K.w); 2. Patndc PmvC!f'lCha'
(Kiw); 3. john Morrow CKiw); 4. Cory Ayes OCaw).
60 JR CYCLE (H): 1 j h Hill (KTM); 2. Mark ProsceU~
(Kaw); 3. Bnan Ocrschoan (~w); 4 Soan"Thornpon (Kaw); 5. Tun
Buett:ne!- (Kaw).
60 JR CYCLE (9-11): 1 Paul Pearcy (}(aw); 2. Broldlev Ctaham
(Kaw); 3. Shane Pa~ (Kaw); 4. Wesley Hams (lCaw)
80 BEG 02-16): I. lack CrobstelJ'l (Hon).
80 NOV (6-11): I, Chris Nlhan rnick PoI!lon (Yam);
3. Jason Derlld1.'n CKnw); 4. }Ollhuol Bulloch (Yam); 5. Dave Munoz
could go nowhere but right over him. Delozier,
Swadley and a resurgent Smith also took advantage of Turk's misfortune. On lap two, Delozier
had motored his Pro Circuit-powered KX125
right up to Watts' rear fender and attempted a
pass over a high-speed step-up. As Delozier
cross-rutted on the face of the jump, he cartwheeled sideways, nearly taking out Watts in
the process. Delozier picked up his bent bike
and continued the race in the sixth position.
Swadley and Smith took over third and fourth,
respectively, but Delozier was on the move
again. He pressured Smith into a mistake, bolted
into fourth, and a lap later he ripped the outside
of a sweeper to overtake Swadley for third.
Delozier's courageous charge was cut short by a
mechanical problem, forcing him to DNF. During all the action, Wieckhorst was maintaining
his cushion over Watts, who was in cruise con·
trol in second place. All the while, Turk was
charging hard, passing Swadley over a double
for third and setting his ights on Watts. Turk
closed the gap to one second on Watts but could
not catch him in the end. Wieckhorst won easily
and scored the overall victory with a sparkling
1-1 score, while Watts' consistent 2-2 gave him
second. Turk's hard work and 5-3 scores were
good enough for third, and ·Hoff's 3-6 earned
him fourth-place money. Swadley's 7-5 rounded
out the top five.
Results
60: \. Drew Jolwlon (Kaw); 2. Brian Goddard (Kaw); 3, Ricky
Draper (J(aw); 4. letf Weir (Kaw); 5. Tim Cigelman (Kaw).
80 NOV: l. rrestoo Harter (Han); 2. Jordan Pcters (Hon); 3.
Ju.stin Kurlen~ch (K.nw); 4. }es. Weir (Han); 5. Travis Mcndlik
(Knw),
80 INT: 1. Adam D.nids (Han); 2. Derick Thomas (Yom); 3,
Drew Johnson (I-Ion); 4, Mike Cigclman (Kaw),
80 EX: 1. Tyler Gl'QlI!leJ\bacher Oion).
125/250 BEG: 1. Travis Stcmpck (Suu; 2, Nick Christensen
(Suz); 3. Mike Moll (Suz); 4. }Wltin Stender (Suz); 5. John Houston
(Han),
125 NOV: 1, Doug Milford (Han,); 2, Matt Bergman (Yam); 3,
Lester Bristol (Suz); 4. John Falcwitch (Vam); 5. Brian Crampton
(Suz).
125lNT: 1. }agon Combes (Han); 2. Tyson Olamberlain (Suz);
3. Don Bolle (Kaw); 4. J\.'5Se Bergman (Yam); 5. Joe Vacha) (Yam).
125 OPEN: I. Ja!JOf\ Combes (Hon); 2. justin Fmley (Yam).
2SO OPEN~ I. J~H Paternn (Suz),
125 EX.: 1. Andrew Wieckhorst (Hon); 2. Grant Watts (Yam);
3. DaVId Turk (Yam); 4. Brandon Hoff (Yam); 5. Brandon Swildlq
(Hon).
250 NOV· 1. john Urbanousky (Hon); 2. Jdf Patchin (Suz); 3.
Mark Sunnebftg (Kaw); 4. Mike Robatham (Yam); 5. fun Kurtenbach (Kaw),
250 INT: 1. CNd &rry (Hoa); 2. Don Bolte (Kaw).
(Above left) Kevin Adams won both the 80cc Novice (12-16) and 80cc Open classes at a Las
Vegas Motocross Club event held at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
(Above right) Dusty Lenaburg raced to the 12S and 2SOcc Pro-class wins at the CMC Spring
series opener at the Albany Supercross in Oregon.
O1on).
125 INT: I. Colter AndcrlKln (Yam); 2. Cassidy Andcrson
(Yam); 3. Josh Wagner (Yam); 4. HCllth Mitchell (KllW); 5: Oiln
DeFalco (Hon).
125 PRO: J. Frankie VllIcgllS (KTM),
250 NOV: 1. Chnrley Rennie (KBw); 2. D.we Gifford (Kaw); 3.
Derrick Polson (Yam); 4, Bryan Bruno (Yam); 5, Cliff Piper (Yam),
250 lNT: 1. Colter Anderson (Yom); 2. josh Wagner (yam); 3,
D.}. Urnphries (Vam); 4. Brock ,,",henbuhl (Kaw); 5. Glenn Weid·
man(Suz).
250 EX: 1. kk Delozier (!f
Beyer and Schmidt, and earned the overall with
a 2-1. Schmidt scored the second-place money
with his 1-3 showing to beat Beyer (4-2),
Homan (3-4) and jones (5-5) in fifth.
Ryan Leach. who carried a two-race win
streak coming into the event. led Terry Ham-
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