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Cycle News 1998 05 27

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(HITCHINGPOST]· fell to Hodges, with Schlag in second and Troy Brewer rounding out the top three. One local rider did his best to beat the outof-towners by charging to two fine moto wins and the overall victory in the 23-rider field of Over 30 BIC riders. You can't get any closer to local than being the guy who drops the starting gate a million times on Sunday, so Todd Marshall gels his buddy to take over twice a day so he can go out and rip the Over 30 BIC class aboard his big old CRSOO. Marshall made sure there was no mistaking whom the field would have to beat as he blasted CO-SPONSORED BY Coca-Cola out to a strong holeshot in moto one. Marshall MBNA SUPERBIHE SERIES Finch and Mark Hill put their pair of Kawasakis into hot pursuit in second and third, while Tyler Webb lurked back in fUth. Marshallpows the Birch Creek circuit like the back of his hand, and i.t showed as he started his steady climb away g-om the field. Finch slid back a few spols before the halfway point and Hill maintained second, a position he would hold until the end. Webb ran under the checkers before he could move up any h1rther than third, and David Perrin worked into wurth, ahead of Honda-mounted Greg Smith out of North Carolina. Marshall was unstoppable again at the start fif the second moto, using all of the brute power a 500 can produce to take 'the advantage. For the . ""ost part, that was all she wrote and Marshall raced off to the win. The entire field remained close, but Webb found himself running in second this time and made the best run he could at Marshall. In the end, it was not enough and Webb settled for second. Smith also proved to be on the gas a little harder in moto two and he worked his way up to a well-aw); 3. Josh Dexter (Yam); 4. Zach Kutschenko (5uz); 5. Be~jamin Hinson (Suz) SCHBY: I. Ben Riddle (Kaw); 2. Daniel Tesh (5uz); Warner (5uz); 4, Jerome McPherson (5uz); 5. Ian Kiddle (Kaw). 125 A: I. Mitchell Hodges (Yam); 2. Billy Schlag ~. Nick (Yam); 3. Troy Brewer (Yam); 4. Aaron Day (Kaw); 5. Alan Alford (5u2). 125 B: I. Ben Riddle (Kaw); 2. Daniel Tesh (5uz); 3. Joe Dellaversano (Hon); 4. Chris Day (Kaw); 5. Eric Cox (Yam). 125 C: 1. Bryan Stevens (Yam); 2. Jackson Vick (Yam); 3. Scott Hill (Kaw); 4. Jamie Simpson (5=); 5. Michael Weeks (Kaw) 125 IT. I. Chris F~ (Kaw); 2. Steve Smith (Hon); 3. Dan;el AUgood (5=); 4. Chris Blackwood (Kaw); 5. Mark Wheeler (Yam) -250 A: 1. Aaron Day (Kaw); 2. Mitchell Hodges (Yam); 3. Billy Schlag (Yam); 4. Jamie Frazier (Yam); 5. Ehris Anstead (Yam). 250 8: 1. Nick McAlI.ister (Kaw); 2. Jason Ring (KTM); 3. Jason Baldwin (Yam); 4. Kyle Richardson (Kaw); 5. Brandon Williams (Yam). 250 C: 1. Kevin Joyce (Kaw); 2. Jason Crawford (~uz); 3. Scott Dineen (Hon); 4. Ray Wanl (Kaw); 5. Bryan Stevens (Yam). 250 IT. I. Don Mays (Hon); 2. Ray Taylor (Hnn); 3. Lonnie Foster (Suz); 4. Dewey Pruitt (Hon); 5. David Shifflett (Yam). 25... A: 1. Jamie Frazier (Yam); 2. Scottie Shipley (Yam); 3. James Coy (Yam); 4. Greg Erwin (Yam); 5. 5K1ney Williams (!

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