Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

(HITCHINGPOST] full-time job at home at Western Michigan Fleet, working in the w arehouse." Results AUTO (U): 1. Tykr Munay (Cob): 2. A.I. AUeshou!le(Cob); 3. Mib Ross (Cob ); 4. Ch.an« Deoll( ACT) ; 5. A.aro n Dabicci (KlM). AlITO (1-8): 1. Tom Fisher " (Cob ); 2. Mlltt Spa rks (Lem); 3. Cod y Davis (Cob); ". Brett W.agner(Cob); S.1~ lY BarTett(Cob). AUTO (4-8) : 1. ZacU.lry Hays (V. m ); 2. J..red H.ays {Yam) : 3. a Mile}ohmon {'(.1m); " . Monky John,on (Suz); 5. Moltt Fozo (Yam). 60: 1. T.J. Auten (K.i w); 2. Larry P.artin (1(.;Iw); 3. Bre11 W.agner C Kaw); 4. 5tw~ StoweU (Ka w ); 5. Addm Croley (KAw). 80 OPEN: t . Jon Logan (Y.am); 2. Mitch Dervin (Yam ); 3. Mi tch Slud e r (5 1.1%); ... N.Jlh .an Burt'lt (Ka w ); S. Kyle 8.lg loldi ( K.aw) . 80 (7-11): 1. T.' , Au te n (K.aw); 2. MarTUS Shafer (5uz); 3. Tl1IIvis Snvell (y am ); 4. MI tt Hug lSuz ). SOC: 1. N.than B.l m-t1 (K.1w) ; 2. Kyle 8.lglad i (Ka w); 3. Apri l CO-SPONSORED BY C o c a - C o la MR N A Schroy.ef (Han); 4. Brandon H.tndley (Hon); 5. Dan Groller {Yam ). 80 (12-15): 1. N idr. Vaughn (Kaw l: 2. Jon Loga n (Yam ); 3. SUPERRIKE SERIES JULY S'-AUGUST '-2,'99S Mi lch Dervin (Ya m ); 01. Milch Sluder (5uz) ; 5. Rya n Keeetegee (Yam ). 16-24: I. Ha rold Goodm.tn (Yam); 2. C reg F~ler (K.1w); 3. Jeff vernon (K.1w) ; "\, Sh.1rte! Maus t (K.1w ); S. Don Weatherholt (Ka w ). 125 (12-15): 1. An lhon y Milks (Hon); 2. j udd &gladi (Kaw ); 3 . ja mes Tay lor (Yam); 4. Mitch Pilat (5u z ); 5. Kon rad Johnson (H en), • 25+: 1. Todd Del l oop (Yam); 2. Dav id Gaylord (Kaw); 3. John Sje r (Kawl; 4. Todd AickL'f\ser(Kaw ); 5. Alan ShL'J"lock (Ya m). 30+: 1. John Sicr (Kaw): 2. Larry Witme r (5u z); 3. Bobby Wag. ner (5 U2); 4. Todd Flickeng t'r (Kaw ); 5. Ronnie Weilthc rho lt (Ka w) . 35+: 1. Ronn ie WI:' tht>rhol l (K.1w ); 2. Do ug Fozo (Ka w ); 3. i1 Do ug Crolll.'r (Hon); 4. Sca n Gro ller (Hon). 40+: 1. Larry Wilffit!r (S uz ); 2. Ca ry Schreyer (Ya m) ; 3. _ n Ro BRA I NERD I NTERNATI ON AL R A CEWA Y BIR will be Rockin', Jumpin' and Wheelin' when the AMA Superbike Series-comes to the picturesque 650-acre facility. Along with the pulsating action on BIR's ten-turn, three-mile road course, the three-day event will also feature an AMAsanctioned Moto-Cross competition, a high-speed acrobatic performance by famed stunt rider Gary Rothwell... Plus, the thrill and power of Roy's Repair Burnout Spectacular and a Saturday evening concert by Killer Hayseeds.. Hayes (Suz); 4. Rob 5h.1f('J" (Hus). NQN-CUR: I. Brad Co i n~ (Hon); 2. Pa ul Ransier (Ho n); 3. Kon rad JOM!lCln (H an). 125 A: 1. Todd JA.Hoop (Yam ); 2. Ja!OOn Vitonol(Yam ); 3. c.uy Schroyf'l' (Yam ); 4. Hilrold GoodINn (Yam ); 5. Doug Finley (Suzl . 125 B: 1. Ja mes Ta ylo r (Yam ); 2. C rt'g Andrt' ws (Kaw ); 3. Anlhony Milks (Hon); 4. Raymond Charles (Kaw ); 5. Wes Scott (Suz). 125 C: 1. Judd Baglad i ()(a wl; 2. Tal Woll e (Ho n); 3. Derek Huffm.1n (Kaw); 4. Jason Ibdlr.e (Hon); 5. Mike Whipple (Kaw). 250 A: 1. Da\'id Gay lo rd (Ka w) ; 2. Jason v tenct (Yam); 3. Harold Goodman (Yam); 4. Jamir Sch uring (Hun ). I 250 B: 1. Frank Crowley (Kaw).: 2. RWi5Dombrowski (Kaw); 3. JallOl'l P"')' (Hon) ; 4. C ~ Fest" (Kaw); 5. Cra ig Brady (Ka w) . 250 C: J. NOolh COW ( K.to 2. Rich.ard M.Jr,nn (Yitm); 3. Brian w); Loyall (Ya m); 4.. Brian Babrick (Stu ); 5. Calt!' Palmt.-r(Hon ). • MBNA Superbille Series • Pro Honda Oils 600cc Supersports Series • Elf 250cc Grand Pril • Progressive Insurance Pro Thunder Series • Teamline750cc Supersport S eries • Pirelli Formula xtreme Series Blough steals one atSRA GP By Dave Daln SAN BERNARDINO, CA MAY 31 , Ya ma ha-mo un ted Chad Blou gh sco red the win in the Over 30 Expe rt class at an SRA Grand Prix held at Glen Helen Racew ay . Ted Hunnicut used the power of his YZ400F to nail the ho lesh ot over Blou gh and Randy No rman. As they approach ed An imal Leap, it was H u n n ic u t (f o llo wed b y Blough and John Whitaker) who was able to mov e by No rma n for third. Wh itaker was ted no time passing Blough for second a nd bega n p ressuring Hunnicut for th e le ad . Whitake r m ad e hi s m o ve o n th e straightawa y head ing tow a rd the tower an d , immed iately bega n to pull aw ay on h is YZ250. After being passed by Whit aker, Hunnicut faded a nd was n ow fee li ng pressu re from Blough , Blough made the pass for second on the vintage track, se ndi ng H u nnicu t to thi rd . H unnicut 's s tay in third was short-lived, thou gh, as a ha rdcha rg ing Ya ma ha-mo unted Dou g Yarnell also went by. By lap four, Whitaker had increased his lead to 15 seconds , followed by Blough, Yarnell an d a p a ir of Ka w asa ki r id e rs , Norma n and Ron Cle me n t. Whe n the leaders approac hed Bud 's Creek, there was no sign of Yarnell, as his bike had broken, ending his day prematurely . Norman was now in third, followed by Clemen t in fourth and Hunnicut in fifth. Whitaker an d Blough were able to put 30 second s on the rest of the pack by the middl e of the race. For all intents and purposes, the race for first and second had been settled. The only ba ttle rema ining was for third . Norman had it bu t was feeling pressure from Clement in fourth, who was feeling heat lrom Hunnicul. Norman was una ble to hold ofl the charging Kawasaki of Clement and the Yamaha of Hunnicu t and bo th rid er s we re able to ge t by Norma n in the canyon, pushing him back to fifth. On lap seve n, Whi taker was still in first but losing some time to Blough in seco nd . The duo had abo u t a 40-se cond lead on thi rd- placed Clem ent, who was being pressured by a revived Hunnicut, When the leaders came aro und on the next lap, whitaker, now suffering from a flat rea r tire, had Blough breathing down his neck. Goin g up Animal Leap, Whita ker st rugg led to hold 011 the cha rging Blou gh . Bloug h mad e his move in th e l BO-degr ee lef t-ha nde r ap p roachi ng Bud's

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