Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

80 NOV (&-11): 1. Toil y lor G ilmore (Suz) ; 2. Wnlt'y HoiIrns (YoiIm ); 3. Kyle Ch.unbrrlain (Hon); ... Chris Renri (Hon~ 5. Ton y Coilpu (yoiIm to ). ln 80 NOV (12-1b): 1. Kl"V Roberts (YoiIm); 2. Ton y Wt'Stba y (K.Jw ); 3. JoshlU Thurgood (H on); .. _ Jimi I-Lum (Han); 5. J,lson l..Dpt-z(K.1w). 80 OPEN: 1. b ck C rob!l.tein (H on ); 2. J oli OO S Ulpez (K..w ); 3_ Ton y W"tb.1y (K.lw). S/MINI: I. Jo shuoiI T h u r good (H o n ); 2. Ken n y Brumley (K.aw); 3. J.-- 8 r.. ttoll in (H .....); -I. Di llon 8 yrd (K.1w ). 125 BEG: 1. Bot> Krahenbuhl (Yam ); 2. Chris WoiIl ker (JU w~ 3. 4. Erick An lin lK..w); 5. Christop her Bad.n (Yam). 125 NOV: 1. BriollnJonn (Stu); 2. Carl Md~ (Hon); 3. David Munoz (Hon); 4. Den.·k Puff er (yoUrl); 5. Joey Page (Suz). 125 lNT: 1. Monlr. lierm.,,"n ( KoIw); 2. R.indy Sh.fa n (Suz); J. · Judd WiIIi.lrnti (H on); Dt-nick Polson (ydm) . 125 PRO: I. Monte Mont.tgue (Y.tm ). 250 NOV : 1. Charley R...'Rn~ (JUw); 2. Way ton Shaw (1C.lW); 3. D.t\·e Ci ffo rd (Kaw); 4. MoIrvln C ie.lson (Hon); 5. Aaron Byrd (Yam ). 250 1m: 1. Cknn Wt."idnwn (Sta); 2. Je remy Dula (Hon); 3. Cory Ayen (Hon); 4. Jord.:tn Duw (Ho n); 5. kremy welch (Hon). 250 PRO: 1. Monte MonLlgue (V. m); 2. Brock Krahenbuhl (K.1ow ). • MSTR 25+ BEC; I. Butch WiIli.um (Ka w ); 2. Tom Boug hton (Suz); 3. Tod Andenon (K.aw ); 4. Kenny Couturier (Ka w ); 5. Troy Anderson (Vdm). MSTR 25+ NOV: 1. C ha rley Rennie (K.tw ); 2. Ro bert We r· schey (Yam) ; 3. ja mes Krumme (Yam) ; 4. ThlllThl!ll Day (H o n ); 5. Dav id Tho ma!! (Han). MST R 25+ INT: 1. Tud d C o u ld (Su ;c); 2. Mati H ermann (frUw): 3. Jim Owen s (K.1w) ; 4, Gle n n Weid man (Suz); 5. Ron Haigwood (Hon). '1 MSTR 25 + EX: J. Dt-n.r. Tilu!! (Hon); 2. Troy Fitch (Yam ) Wade hits hisstride at Frankfort Motocross By Rupert X. Pelle tt FRANKFORT, OH JUNE 7 . Sixtee n-year-old Jason Wade wa s on the serious gas a t Frankfort's Old Town Park as the Suzuki-riding youngs ter new his way to the ove rall wins in both the 125cc B an d Schoo lboy classes. Perfect wea the r conditions and bal my tem peratur es lu red mo re than 300 racers to this mot ocr oss co urse in so u th cen tra l O h io, and the huge turnout o f vetera n racers showed that th is facilit y is a favorite for old-timers. With a mixture o f ol d -schoo l mot oc ross and a fe w su percro ss obs tacles add ed in, thi s awesome circuit, whic h is se t in a private park, has been a District 1] success story for nearl y five years. While Wade absolut ely dominated the classes he ran wit h wi ns in all four o f hi s motos, Greenfield's Joey Ford would use a tasty combination of 3-1 finishes to take the Over 25 B-class win over the Honda of Mart y Berberich. The first-mo te w inner, Michael Palmer, suf fered a DNF in th e second mo to and ended u p 14th overall. Oak Hill's Jerry Cald well was spectacula r on his SOOcc Kawasaki, using hard, talen ted riding to take the overall in the Open class aboa rd his green machine. The Whitcra ft brot hers continued their battles in the Mini Senio r division, wit h older brother Dav id besting his younger broth er Chris' 2-2 with his a I-I. Once again , it was Michael Willard doing the do minating in both the 65cc and Mini Jun ior classes. laking all four mot o w ins . Lewisb ur g 's Chr is Kno x wa s w hipping up on the 250cc A class, using I -I finishes to best Xen ia's David Pucke tt in seco nd and Yamaha- ridi ng Craig Billingsley in th ird . Puckett overran the 125cc A class, however, as he push ed his Suzu ki to two hard-fought wins over Billingsley and David Vancu ren. Results Sun. 7/5 6pm local Sun. 7/5 9pm est. World Superbike - Brazil Sun. 7/ 5 lOpm est. Grand Prix 500 - Britain Tue, 7/7 7pm est. Bike Week Tue. 7/ 7 8pm est. World Supersport - Italy Tue. 7/ 7 . 9pm est. : ~ World Superbike - South Africa Canadian Superbike - Chilliwack ~ ..... gA ,'I '" Sponsored by Cycle World, Suzuki, Kawasak i, Honda , MMI 1-888-22 SPEEO 50 C"-6} 1. Ryoln I~ (Cob) ; 2. Jordan Stri ckland (Cob ); 3. : ICylfo Our lHe (Cob ); ... Shawn Lumoford (KTM); S. C'h.1d Bed ard (c . .~ 50 (7-8 ): I. Ad Mo.....(Cob); 2. M.11tKtoinm (Act ). 6S: 1. Mich.wl Willard (ICT'M); 2. Zadt Ames (ICT'M) J. Tanner ; Rft'd IK.lw) ; 4. JonDunLtp (Ka w) ; S. Kylr Smi th (K.aw ). 8O}It: 1. MKhHoI Willard (Suz); 2. Chris Robertson (Suz); 3. IC yit' Prnton (Y"'ml; .. . DIllion Rhoad es (Su z); 5 . Zach Amn (ICTM). • 80 SR: 1. Da vid Wh itcraft (Suz ); 2. Chn!ll Whi tcraft (Su.z); 3. In,,,my Karshnc.or (Hon); 4. K.A1ebCouch (Yam ); 5. Andrew Hyder (Ka w). , 80 (101·15 ): 1. Jeremy Karshner (Ho n ); 2. Trevor Sitzman lKaw ); 3. Andrew Rrckr (Varn i; 4. JOI"Idlha n Moist (H on ). 80 EXTRA: 1. Ch ris Robemon {Suzl; 2. Dill lon Rho.Idn (Suz); J . Andn.ow H yder (Kaw); 4. Kakob Couch (Yam); 5. Brrtt End('TI... (H on ). 125 A: 1. O.Jvid Puc ....i t II (Stu); 2. Crolig Billingskoy (Ya m ); 3. Da vid Vancure n (Suz); 4. Joe Barney (Suz); 5. Da lldS P. Avery (Hoo~ - 125 8 : 1. Ia son W..:i e ISuz); 2. Cbedd Wood rumm (Stu); 3. Christidn Mo i!lll (Su ;c); 4. Larry Co b b (Su 2o); 5 . C ha r lie Pas kin. (Suz ). , 125 C: 1. Tony Tay lor (Hon); 2. Danil.'l McClun" (Hon ); 3. Benjami n Hoo d (Yam ); 4. Greg C.rpt'n ler (S uz ); 5. Bryan Elliott (Y.tm). 250 A: 1. Ch ris Knox (Hon); 2. David Puckett (Su2o); 3 . Cr.ig Billings lt'y (Yam) ; 4. Ddlla s AVlry (SU7. . ' ) 250 B: 1. Jeff Miller (Yam); 2. Mike Russell (Suz); 3. Midwel r'atroer (Ka w ); 4. To ny Bro w n (Yam ); 5. K..-n lbomas (Hon). 2SO C: 1. Mi kos Cook ( ~Ion); 2. Brya n Ellio tt (Yam) ; 3. Darryl Mil kor(K.lw ); 4. C ha rles Cobb (Hon ); 5 . Ronal d Ruppert (Ho n). 16-24: 1. Mike Ivcn (VoI m); 2. Joey &lll inge r (Hon); 3. Mi les Coo k (Hon); 4. Charlie Paskins (Ho n); S. Tln\Olhy Stump (Suz). 25+ A: 1. C n.-g M.KIdox (Yam) ; 2. Richard Robireto n (Hon); 3. . Dall.u Ave-ry (Suz.); 4, JO(' Barney (Suz); S. Chris Knox (Hon). 25+ 8 : I. Joey Fo rd (K. w ); 2. Marty &orbrrich (Hon ); 3. Bob Hee e reth (Kaw); 4. K...vi n r ... rki ns (Suz) ; S. Terry Bla ke ly (Hon). Ot")' Ford (K.1w ); J. Tnry 30+: 1. Rich.lrd Robinson (Hon); 2. J 8f' mard (Suz);". GrIT)' Benr.rlt (Hon); S. TelT}' Blakely. Now Available Through Cycle News Video Theater "FIM World Championship Trials:Wagner Cup- Donner 1997" (#2088) 1997 FIM World Championship Trials featuring all the top riders high atop the Sierra's to compete at Norm Saylor' s Donner Ski Ranch in Norden, CA. Spectacular rock formations make this a trials paradise when the snow melts! See Marc Colomer trying to hang on to his championship crown. 'See Dougie Lampkin finishing his climb to the top. Watch teenagers Kuroyama & Fuj inami put pressure on the top guys. Jordi Tarres rides in his swan song season. 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