Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

250 PRO 1. Chitd Wollaston (YamJ; 2. Jared Carlson (Knw); 3. Paul Lindsey On Lawson (Hon); 5. Corey LeWIS (Sull. NOV SPTSMN OPEN: 1, Brandon Hightower (Yam); 2. Adam Burris (Yam). AM OPE.": I. Scott Hancq (Hon): 2. Cody SdIwab (Yam); 3 Jake Hogan (Su%): 4. Chns Doerfler (Yam); 5. Mike Steed (Kawl. If\'T 5Pl'SMN OPEN: 1. Mil«- Royer (Yam); 2. Romue Oark (Yam); 3,:rerry Armstrong oNld (Suz); 4. Richard Fell (Yam); S. MMk Boyd (Yam). SR AM~ 1 Thomas Edgar (Yam): 2. Bruce Gors1d (Suz); 3 William Osthoff (Yam); 4. Tom Hamm CSuz); 5. Mark Smith (Hon). SR EX: I. Shawn Smith (Yam) 2. Monty Don Kyle (Yam) 3. Mike Kappleman (Yam); 4. Dan Greenwood CKaw); 5. Bruce M((;rew (Suz) S/SR. 1. John s.:-av~ {Hon);..2. Bryon Wolf (Yam); 3. Edgar Pernton (Hon); 4. Bart Kellogg (Kaw). WMN NOV' 1 Amy Arnold (Kaw); 2. Ashley Boham (Hon) WMN AM: I. Tru:i.1 May (5u.z); 2. Amy Rogers (Yam). Frazier flawless at Actiontown Motocross By Jay and Sharon Hauser DILLWYN, VA. MAR. 29 ..... l-< 0.. <: 44 The U.S. Eastern Motocross Spring Series moved up north a bit as Actiontown MX played host to round three of ti,e] O-race series. The event doubled as an AMA Lorett., Lynn's National area qualifier, which helped to draw in a large crowd with a good mix of talent. The racing condition were perfect, ensuring great racing. Series regular Jamie Frazier put in a flawless effort on the day and rewarded himself wiU, a total sweep of the highly competitive 250cc Pro racing, as well as the win in Over 25 A action. Frazier, aboard a Jarmams Sportcycles Yamaha, handled the 250cc Pro class with surprising ease, considering some of the racers he was up against. Mechanicsville, Maryland, rider Billy Schlag was on hand and showed some muscle in moto one, battling with Frazier to the end only to ta ke the runner-up spot. Mota two saw Brewer Cycles' Chris Anstead put in an excellent ride to slip in behind Frazier for a second-place finish, pushing Schlag back to third. When the day was done, however, it was Frazier with two fine moto wins to secure the overall. Schlag just barely edged out Anstead for second overall. Rounding out the top five were Terry Kennedy and Scottie Shipley, both aboard Yamahas, which made for a complete Yamaha sweep of the 250cc Pro-class top five. Frazier's only real competition in the Over 25 A class came from Shipley, who kept the aggressive Vamaha pilot in sight all day but could not muster up the speed to get past. Finishing third in the Over 25 A action was returning Suzuki rider Shane Templeton, who is l>.,ck in action after a long layoff from an injury. Templeton had the speed early but faded as the motos wore on. It won't be long before Templeton is back at the head of the field. Another rider who is always impressive is mini speedster Isha Wood. Since Wood began racing, he has held the number-<>ne plate in Virginia's District 13. Wood also blasted his way to two overaU wins in grand fashion by winning all four motos. Wood's first win was in the 80cc (1215) division, where he bested a large 21-rider field of screaming minis. Cory Gholson has been trying to chase down Wood throughout the series, and he kept up his pace at Actiontown. Gholson recorded a pair of second-place ridesbut still allowed Wood to reach a IO-second lead by the end of each mota. Eddie Gleason made the long trip from Jackson, New Jersey, worthwhile by taking a top three in both matos, netting himself a spot on the podium and a guaranteed gate position at the Tortheast Youth Regional. Andrew Williams and zach Miller made their way into the top five by day's end. Williams earned fourth with a score of 8-4, while Miller earned fifth with a 7-5 tally. Wood totally manhandled the Supermini class, winning both motos basically untouched. Williams was back in action in the Supermini class as well and rode to a hard-fought """and place overall over Virginia Beach, Virginia's Josh Dexter. Dexter scored the runner-up spot in the first go-around, but Williams slipped past to take second in moto two and earned second overall. Results 50 (4--6): 1. Ryan Smilh (KTM); 2. Rynn Zimmer (Cob); 3. jordan David (KTM): 4. ZIlch Moran (KTM); S. jamd Coin (KTM). SO (7-9)' 1. C,W. Brim (KTM); 2. Kyle Fil%wo1ter (Cob); 3. josh Yeager (KTM); 4. Matt Pierson (Cob); 5. Kyle Breen (Act). 60 (7-9): I. Ryan Fitzwater (Kaw); 2. Seiln Hackley (KilW); 3. Devon I~ilkington (Kaw); 4. Mlltt Pierson (Knw); 5. Brnd Hllar (Ko.w). 60 (I().I1): 1. Eric Brown {Kawl; 2. Sam Fitzwater (Kaw); 3. Oi\Vld Mitchell (Kaw); 4. Buddy Biagi (Kaw); 5. j-MAn Troxell (,,",w). 80 (7-10: 1. Sam Fitzwater (Suz): 2. Eric Brown (KDw); 3. Cameron Lambert (Suz); 4. Toby Fur (Yam); S. Martin Page (Kaw). as MOD (9-13): I. J06h Dexler (Yam); 2. Zach MLller ; 3. Randy Newk.uic. (Suz); 4. Bryan Walker (Hon); 5, james Roberts (Su,) 80 (12-15): I. Isba Wood (Kaw); 2. Cory Gholson (Ynm); 3. Eddie Gleason (Suz); 4. Andrew WilIl..1M (Suz); S. Zach Miller (Suz) 80 n I. Mulllp WilliAms (Kawl; 2. Carlton DaVLJ (K.lw); 3. Nick Foley (Kaw);4. William DaVIS (Suz); s. C,J.Johnson (Hon). S/MINI: 1. Isha Wood (Kaw); 2. Andrew Willi.-uns (Suz); 3. Josh Oott'r (Yam); 4. Matt Greene (Kilw); 5. Zam Kutschmko (Suz). SCHBY: 1 Shane H..ger (K,aw); 2. B.J. Hutsll\g~r (Suz); 3. JUSIm Gibbs (Kaw); 4. Blake Pienon (Suz); 5 Man Greerw: ()(aw). 125 A; 1. Billy Schlag (Yam); 2. Troy Brewer (Yam), 3. Terry Kennedy (Yam); 4 Shane Tt."IT\pleton (Suz); S.lkad Tester (Kawl. 125 B~ I Jounes Webb (Yam); 2. Ji1,!;OII Laplante (Suz);].)o5h Wood (Yam); 4. Justin Gibbs (Kaw); 5. DavKl Cansle (K.w). 125C: I B.}. Hutsmger(Suz);z, Bry..n Stevena {Yam}; 3, Ryan Brown (Hon); 4. ISM Wood (Kaw); 5. TraV1J Power- (Hon). 125 D: 1. Chris French (Kaw); 2. Chris Moon: (Kilw); 3. Steve Smith (Ho,,); 4 Jarnc:s tUgue (Suz); S. Mark. Wheeler (YI:m) 2SO A. 1. Jamll! FraZIer (Yaml; 2. Billy $chLlg (y.. m);]. Chn$ Anstead (Yam), 4. Terry Kennedy (Yam); S. Scottie Shlplqt (Yam). 250 8: I. Mike Marttn (Yam); 2. Jamie Holcomb (Hon); 3. Nellln Mcfarland (Kaw); 4. Mark Wundnck (Kaw); 5 DaVid Clnsle (K'..w). 250 C: 1. Stephen Jarrell (Kaw); 2. jason Crawford (Suz); 3. juan Sell (Yam); 4 j06q)h MallOn (Suz); S. Mati Howerton (Ko1w). 2SO 0: I. Jamie Gibson (Hon); 2. Gt.'Orge Stanton (Hon); 3. Lonnie Foltter {Suzl; 4. Mark Kcstne:r (Yitm); 5. \1ike MJlle (Hon). 25+ A: 1. Jamie Frazier (Yam); 2. Scottie ShIpley (Ynm); 3. Shane Templeton (Suz); 4. John WJlktNon (Kaw): S. Allen Patntl.T (K.1W). 2S+ B: 1. Brendan O'Oonnoghuc (Yam): 2. Nc1an Mcfarllmd (Kaw); 3. Todd Bennett (Yam): 4. jimmy Jones (Ynm); 5. Michael Hl\gil (Yom). 2S+ C/O: t.jnson Sell (Yam): 2. Stephl."n Jarrell (Kaw); 3. Billy Robinson (Kaw); 4. jcff Belc.hcr (Suz); 5. Robert Butterworth (Hon). 30+ A: J. Bryan Wl."1;\tz (Hon); 2. Scottie Shipley (Yam); 3. Allen Painter (Kaw); 4. Greg Meeder (Kllw); 5. James Morris (lion). 30 B/C+: I. Mark Hill (Kaw); 2. Todd Marshall (Hon); 3. David Pemn (Suz); 4. Robert Eure (Yam); 5. Tony Holloway (Hon). 35+; I. Sonny Mitchell (Suz); 2. Bryan Wentz (Hon); 3. Ike Dejager (Suz); 4, David Hob!Ion (Yam); 5. Greg Dri9coll (Suz). 4O-t-: 1. Sonny Mitchell (SuU; 2. Ike De- Jager (Suz); 3. Cn-s DrucolI (Suz); 4. Mark Smith (Suz); 5. Tim DlI'Ift'n (Hon) (Above left) Jamie Frazier (87) sets up Scott Shipley (22) for the moto-winning pass in the Over 25 A class at the third round of the U.S. Eastern Motocross Spring series, held at Actiontown MX in Virginia. Frazier went on to win the Over 25 A and 250Cc Pro classes with four mota wins_ (Above) Jim Chapman (72) passed Nick Taylor (80T) to win the 750Cc class at the opening Trail-Way short-track event, held in Hanover, Pennsylvania. OPEN/4-Sl"RK; 1.Jay HaU5l!l'"(Hon); 2. James Coin (Yam); 3. Todd Bennett ('ram); 4. Ken farrell (Yam); 5. Tom Ha; 3. Bill Bromley (Roo; 4.. Jack Wagner (Hon); S. Mtke Wilson (l(TM). 50 <7-8); 1. JeU Haldeman (Lem); 2. S~ Loeb: CLem); 3. Brandon Robinson (Act); 4. \1cgan james (Act). 600 PRO: 1. Georgie Price (Rtx); 2. Mike VArnes (ATK); 3. Kevut Varnc:s (Rtx); 4. john Wmsctt Jr. (Rtx); 5. Roy MU'It'r(Rtx). 125 SCHBY' 1. Jonat~n Reid (Kl'M); 2. Robbie Reynold (lion). 125: 1. Jared Mee (Hon); 2. Bryu Doug1.15 (Hon); 3, Chri,s Klinefelter (Hon); 4. Ray Ued (Hon); 5. J

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