Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

• Friday, Mai 8tt; Gates Open: 6:00 am Sign-Up Opens 6:00 am Practice 7:00 am Racing Starts· 8:30 am Gates Close 10:00 pm Classes: 6Occ, 80cc, 125cc, 250cc,Pee Wee. •Weekend Overnight All skill levels Saturday, May 9th Gates Open: 6:00 am Sign-Up Opens 6:00 am Practice 7:30 am Racing Starts 8:30 am Gates Close 10:00 pm Classes: Vets, Seniors, PeeWee, Women, Jr Vets, & 4-stroke. All skill levels Gate Fees Must purchase 3-day ticket to spectate or compete. No Friday or Saturday only ~'finf;.\r. tickets available ~ Gates Open r;)"";I. MOTOYlDEO 8 am Thursday, May 7th -.. DIRT DIGITS Open practice 8am- 12pm ~ ~ .. Camping $35 per Vehicle SUNDAY ONLY Preferred Parking Pass $10 per Vehicle TICket Prices $303-day Fri. Sat. Sun. $20 Sun. only 6 yrs. to 12 yrs. 1/2 OFF YAMAHA of REDLANDS Entry Fee HYR RACING c..,Pre-Entry $30.00 .,KDUNI.OP Mu,t be P"" moOred by 4/27/98 _ TERRY CABLE ' " PEP Post Entry $45.00 i ~~ IIIL.!i!! 52l52l~ Pee Wee $15.00 IW%TEDI Mail Entry to: Glen Helen Racing Inc. ~ . -- -., p.o. Box 6950, San Bernardino, CA 92412 ~ YAMAHA w •• Glen Helen Raceway Park, P.O. Box 6950, San Bernardina, CA 92412 5 miles North of San Bernardino, take 1-215 freeway, exit Palm/Kendal and follow the signs. For more information call the Glen Helen Racewa Information 24hr: Ho~ine 909 880 3090 first turn to the second-place spot by the halfway point. Holland kept the pressure on Schncll throughout the remainder of the race, passing him on the white-flag lap. But his moment in first place would be short-lived, as Schnell was determined to finish firsL Schnell made the winning pass on Holland just three comers from the finish line. • "We t>ngled elbows," Holland said aboul the pass, "but neither one of us was going to give an inchJ" Following Schnell a..d Holland past the checkered were Brett Racine in third, Pestana in fourth and Espen Blikstad. Tyler Evans held a steady third for more than half the moto but suffered a setback. falling 10 an eighth-place finish and packing it up for the day. Holland, determined not to have another work-through-the-p.ack kind of race, pulled the holeshot in molo two. Clawson Motosport/ProCircuit/Yoko's Mark Workentine followed in second place for the lirst two laps before a mishap dropped him back to the eighth-place spot on lap number three. Schnell happily filled in the number-two spot, keeping in mind that.he had to pass Holland for the overall. FMF /Sinisalo/Spy-backed Blikstad, now in third place, kept fixed on Schnell, but he was only able to hold on to the number-three spot for three laps before Jeff Northrop negotiated a pass into the thirdplace position. Northrop was forced 10 fend off Racine, but surrendered third to Racine at the halfway point. HoU>nd went on to take the win and earn the overall victory, while Schnell took second and second overall. Racine held on to finish third (and third overall), with Northrop following close behind in fourth and Pestana in fifth. R....1ts so (U): 1. Tevin TapU (KTM); 2. Scouy Craven (J..'TM); 3. Cody lambott (Ad); 4. Brandon kit (Suz). SO (7.-8): I. J.D. Moore (ICTM); 2. larry Azevedo (l..em,; 30Yd Smith (ICTM); 4. Rory O'M,uco (lCTM); S. KeYln Lucas (A.cl:). 60 (0-8): 1. J.D. Moore (K.aw). 60 (9-11): 1. AI, Peru (KIiw); 2. TAIlt M.ljor (Kaw}; J. Bryan Perry (Kaw); 4. Rory D'Marco (K.aw). WMN: 1. Shelly Campton (Suz); 2. TiN H..ndelin (Yam); 3. Hope-Morin (Yam); 4. Melinda Md:Arthy (Yam). 80 BEC; 1. Alel Edwardsoo (lCAw); 2. Meyer (yilm); 3. Rory Radovich (Hon); 4. Bryan Perry (!CAW); 5. Tyler Bird (Yam). 80 (7-11): 1. A.J, Perez (Su~); 2. Kevin Rucbtood (Kaw);.3. c.rt.son Adam Kawalusky (Suz); 4. Tate M.jor (Yam); S. 'arid Blevins (Yam). 80 (12·13): I. Mic:hael Alarcon (Kaw); 2. Brett Mulwian (Yam); 3. Mike Matson (Suz); 4. Nick Richllrd!JOn (Kaw). 125 BEG: 1. Jim Stewart (Yam); 2. Ryan August (Yam); 3. Ryan McReynoldB (Yam); 4. Casey At\m1s (Yam); S. Cole BUer (Kaw). US JR: 1. Ro&ndy Nonnan (Yam); 2. Ev.n Laughridge (Suz); 3. Todd Thompson (Yam); 4. Sean R~alh (Suzl; S. Kyle AUgUlit (Yam). 125 INT: 1. Nathan Tieamey (Sut); 2. Rich Stwt!fl$ (Yam); 3. Mike Mason (Suz); 4. Aaron 8um9 (Yam); 5. Jesse Dillon (Hon). 125 PRO: 1. Greg Schnell (Yam); 2. Rusty Holland (Suz); 3. Brett Racine (!Caw); 4. Jeff PC'$lana (Yam); S. Jerr Northrop (!Caw). USSCHBY: 1. Nathan l'Carney (5117.); 2. Dustin Miller (y.m); 3. JL'SSC Olson (Hon); 4. Aaron Dum. (Vim); 5. Mike Andenon (Y~). 250 BEG: I. Nick Thorn (Kaw); 2. James leWIS (Kaw); 3. James Brooks (HOf'l); 4. joey Ruiz (Hon); 5. Con.')' Morris (Yam). 2SO]It: 1. Randy Norman (Yam); 2. Kenny Bcll (Yam); 3. GAry Dunn (Kaw);". MikeCotda (Hon); 5. Chris Loredo (Yam). 250 INT: 1. Mike Mason (Suz); 2. Chris Vrndley (5uz); 3. Ricky Crrnshaw (Kaw); 4. Phil ~undo (Yam); 5. Troy Cudiel (Suz). 250 PRO: 1. Rusty Holland (Suz); 2. Greg SchneU (Yam); 3. Brett Racine (Kaw); 4. Jeff Pestana (Yam); 5. jL-(f Northrop (Kaw). sa> AM: 1. Phil Segundo (Yam); 2. MIke Segundo (Hon); 3. Steve Stone (Han); 4. Dave Pilt (Hon). 500 PRO: 1. Jeff Brownlee (yam); 2. Shawn ~1dlona1d (Yaml. 4--S'T'RK: 1. Phil Segundo (yoIm); 2. Rkh Fox (Yaml; 3. ~ (lCoIw); 4. Mark Green (Y.m.). 25+ AM: 1. John Mau.lamaki (Suz); 2. lInstTDth (Hon); 3 Rich Quinones (Suz); 4. Scan Martm (Honl; 5. Don MendentW "y (Yom). 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To Order Videos, Use the Video Order Blank Elsewhere In This Issue Of Cycle News JO+ BEG: 1. ~IT)'I Holrril (Han); :z. Brett Maddock (Kaw),: 3. Bill Smathers (Hon); 4.. Jay UnItroCh (Hon); 5. Rob Paubon (Kotw). JO+ ]R: 1. David Chiek (Kaw.; :z. rhll Rose (Hon); 3. ~r Agan (Kaw); 4. Wall Wt'St (KoJw); 5. Serpo Ft-rNndez (Hon). 30+ lNT: I. Ken McKenzie (Kaw); 2. John Millalamald (SIa), 3. Chris Strong (Hon); 4. Mike Segundo (Hon); 5. Rich Qu' (Suz). 30+ PRO: 1. 'immy RobertlIon (Suz.). 40+ AM: L Teny Huffer (Suz); 2. Jim lRllat1l (lion); 3. MCordoJ (Hoo); 4. Randy Newton (KAw); 5. D.we KarreU (Sui). "'~1.)oe~(Y ...). SO+ ..... ,. F.... 50.....11 (KTM); ~ l.m>y Fnnc.... (KTM). 8TH: 1. Jeff Hinzmoln (Kaw); 2. Shawn Bushnell (Kaw); 3 jeremy Kinzer (yam). OTIiC INT: I. Terry Huffft' (Suz); 2. Dave Pile (Hon); 3. Dav West (Hua);" Tony Shipm.1n (Suz); 5. Dave Hol~U fSuz). Cole cashes in at KB Supercross By Bm Eckert SACRAMENTO, CA, APR. 10 Derek Cole started off KB Racing's 1998 seaso with a decisive win in the Vet Beginner class Cole faced some tough competition during night but emerged with dual moto victories route to his overall win.

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