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Cycle News 1998 07 22

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Steve Urbanski scored the B-class overall win on the 114-mile loop at the Inyan Kara reliability trial in Upton, Wyoming. 5053 - Results 0 / A AA : Srot Stn1:ch (Kaw l. 0 / A B: Stt."W Urt;..am.Li (Ya m) . O / A C:Bt.'TlJ,in!im a ()" m l, AA : I, B~a n r C'llnt.")' (""'w) ; 2. Dtonnl." 1..af1'"Alt I K.I, w ); l Dial< Bm wn ().. Ml; 4 C.1-.ry G >llt.'Tt tYa ml ;5, Sco t! Bn ghl (lY w J. . l 200 A : I. ~ Coopt"!' (Jedwl ; 2. En lt.G ri fh lh {K.1 l; 3. Mart w Ce arv (", \III ; 4. r ol Duncan (K.1 l; 5. ~ Rohak(Yam) . , t w 2. A: 1. f'h il 5 1t"V"''' (IY w ); 2. I("U H....nan d ez ( ),. ll; 3. ~ n Mol . 5Il" 'en-- (,,", wi ; -I. Donnv MUI'T.lv (Ya m); 5. C ...,T1 H.afJUlk ln n 1 tHu..t .. .. O r E:\; A : 1, Bill Haerultcn (KT M ); 2. Bill Bur~t"nt'r ( KT M); Rvan O' ~~il cKT:'\ ; 3. n Con ner lH on l . SR A . 1. Ceorge VilLm yi t Kn1 l; 2, R.1ndy Wal lu'T (JCT\. l; 3. 1 r~rrv BI( l'l (Kot ); 4 . Kl·ilh Rdte h H (t-1nnl; 5. Dn ioJ Sven vol d w Bt. *' l".l ~ l. 5 / 5 R. A , I . Flnvd Stn·tdl (KTMl ;2. Rflh.,"rt Ki n~ l KTM l. +-~IRK A · I. En lt. N iik.lmp (Y,l m ); 2. J'ITl '!I r l'.lN.m (lIun ); 3. u C h n !i M.d olll' (Hu n l. VET A : I. Truy Rdynlll (Yilm ); 2. Brad Schwa r lJ: (Y" ml; 3. Robert Fa u~t (Ka w}, 200 B: 1. M ikl' IA.. kt.'r O\1M ); 2, M lkt" ll ar ve v ( KT M); 3. c M.IUIU'w Wuudv ( Knt); 4 , LUJ.I· M.111.u·J. (l(T M ); 5, J{ ;~h Aumillt.·r (KTM ). • zso s. 1. G n~ G ilk,' tKTh-I ); 2. Tt'\1 W in J.d m. m m..n l; 3. Darren Abbott (Su zl ; 4 . Rand\! Warnke (Yam ); 5, Tod d Kerc her ()(a wJ. O r EN B: 1. 1.1<;(,n C~ .pt·r (l(T \-IJ; 2. Slt'\ 't.' Vi.llp.mdo (l(.l W). SR R: J. K...n Mu rphy (Ya m ); 2. SIt"Vt· Vlln"Ua / l(T MI; 3. \tikt, Fo rtman U lnn ); 4 , lim (',o hJ.· (KTVlI; 5. Dav id Sch.l dl t' (Suz) , -I-STR K R 1. Scott !\.1111-lPf'!' Uhln l; 2. A nd lTW H ill tHo n ). " VET B: 1. St,·,:l' Si)l·r U... I; 2. ~t.rh· L:lrich (Su z l; 3. Sha w n IM Brown Il ion) ; 4 Mikl'Via lp and ' I (ATKl. . • 200 C : 1. TI' pht.1' C ha ndl e r (5 uz ); 2. MdfC &kt"r l K.lw l; 3, K('ll h \\'il<;t.lIl (Y.l m1; 4. MiJ.I' M d1nnou ~ h ("" M ); S. Sct..n Cl l.1nJ ll'T (H(\U) 250 C' 1. luhn Dcrn' (K.lw); 2, Vt'TT1ltn Sfn l..l V(Hu n l; 3. J,,"(m " S,e.tl'T ( Ka ....I; 4 h:-rry Mt"n"~ U' ("-''''·1; .... o..n 8u~ht" l \Su z ). o r -~ , 1. Dctvid /.lf l.....R (I(.}wl ; 2. u..'Vd Kn-IR I ~ . l "\t ) ; J. K" llh Sll. kt,:,> l ~ll. . 5R C; I. O,,\, J Mid th u n (KT\.O; ~ To m I....amll\·11 (KT M); 3 Br"'ln Mt.,tfitt (Y,l m); 4 . Stl"'T :\' y bo( KOl",'); I; Tltn~· C(Wl{'lT (KN t ' 4-STRK C I \.I,,",n C'I'wm"\.1 (Ka w ); 2. RICh VOM' (Suz); 3. Cod\' S"' ol !"t. n ( Ho n l, ..j ScUll Huhrnt' v'l'r (H " n ); 5. ' .-II Ho vt n (KT\ fl, • VET C I. Tom Dill un (Y" ml; 2. roll SC......lt"T" (Hl,nl; J. K" lth t h ll lKTVU; 4. lim lirow n (Kl'tl; 5. POI ul fr .,nJ..t· IY.lml S/SR C. 1 Can' Schmid t (Ya ml; : f-lt..w. nJ t:l"'4."\- ( H uoJ; J hm \-tolu( k" f)d m ); 4 R."::M" Do woJen I KTMI, 5. Bu l G n"\·nl l.... (H a n). S/ hO: 1. ~t.l r\' Ollllolld""lR (Ht ,") WM:'\I: I. K.1 f-t..'l(""t."Il."m llh " (1\1>. ro! kins into seco nd . His term in the spo t was sho rtlived, th ough, as Georges mad e a da ring pass a ro u n d Hopkins in turn o n e. Hop k ins was p ushed ba ck anoth er spot in turn tw o w he n Toye blasted past him. Midway thr ough lap six, Geo rges lost control of his mot or cycle in turn three a nd crashed ou t of the race, movin g Toyc into second an d Hop kins to third . Over the next ft""N laps, Toye set his sights on , race leader Kovarick and , as they headed down th e bac k st raigh t on la p nine, Toye u sed his mo torcycle 's horsepower advantage to ta ke the lead away fr om Kov ar-ick . On the fina! lap, Kovarirk made an unsuccessful bid to get past Toye in tu rn four, and Toye took the win . followed by Kovarick and Hopkins. On the victory pod ium after the race, Toye Solid his win W.1S, "A little bit of luck .1nd .1 lot of just tryin g to earn it." Result s F-I : 1. Ch Ul'k Grol t.'!> ly ..m l; 2. Frim " A r.l~'l ki ( 1(,)....). 3. r.m ! V ' Mu mf or d (Ya m l; 4. D.:an VilllYlll (Yam ); 5. Brva n Ko v .. n ck (Suz l. F-2; 1. jerem y TO~ t· tSuzl; 2, Bryan Kll~' an c k (Suz); 3. lohn H o pkins (Ya m ): 4 D.wl' C.l m p ht.·11 (J It," ); 5, RKh.ml Sm ' w d ..11 ' (Hlln ), d F-3: 1. Vicky J.,( k!l n-Bd l U lnll ); 2. Mid \ol H.mn.", II (Hu n ); u 3. Toby I nfl~t·n"t.· n nh," ); 4 . La VJu ~h n M l'" t~o m~ ry (H u n ); S. G.. ei n Sedwmp (}jn n l. r F-I O: 1. Step he n f- wi ll It Ion ); 2. lo hn Hut on l!i " n) ; 3. Tum h' 5l>fa (Ya m l; 4 , Dav id Mlllihlr lY,lm ); 5. !, .iln l!.lilt'}' \SuJ:I. 50(1S /S'T K: I. Milrll · Cl ll11t.. .... (Yol l ; 2. Joo· Ha mm o ud ' Ya m) ; . y m 3, JOM' E. lr l'll.l ,SU7); 4. W ilh.l m Er.....m (Y.lm); 5. Doug Puc cc l.. .. (Y.. (5uzl; 3. r D.lnid Eq u lh ua lSuz); 4 h ,hn rl'ar""," (Su 7.l; 5. Ruho"ll MUI . Il'!l (Stul. O I' E.."'i 5 /ST K: I. r ol l Mu m fo N (Yilm); 2, S1f'pht ' n Ht'w l" u (Ya ml; 3. J",; oIolu "l u n .1..1 ('101 m); 04 Cli n ic," Whltl'tllllJJo<' (Ya ml; 5 Ma rk C h.ldw ic: (Sun k 550 S/B l' : 1. Shdwn C.. ~ h IYam l; 2. B.tlz R,'n AAh IApr); J. Dou~ rl teock (Ya m); 4 I . m~ fl illt'l l Koi ); '" "'1;0111' C r.u l..M"V w l)ol m). h,o 5 / BK: 1. Brya n Kt" 'a n d. lSu1.); 2. "' n omy T , '}'(" t~7). 3. ; C h u ck G ran't> tY,l m); -I RI.bt.1'1 Col,· lI i l ,n l; 5. S-am C.lrmbu <:(1 (Hon!. i'5 0 SJl~ K: I. 8 n olll u.n.,; (.Su.ll; 2. Bryu ' G~ (Stu l: k.t1n I h llon (Hon); 4. Rit.:h.1rJ t-L.·~It"V (Dul:t. ". "'tTy Mt-nd ,.'T(\ .lIm. OrE....S/B K: 1. Chuck G riln ... (Yam I; ~ . D:an VIPn'Tl14YOlm . J; 3. Franl AU ):oI i ( K" w). 4 r .. u! Mum fur d (Y.1ml; 5 SIt'phl 'n l Hl'w itt tH t lll) 5( 1(1 \10 0 r ROD 1. lOt., H,m u n u nd tY.lm l; 2. Mark C uo lr.:.t.'\' tYol ); 3. Ja me- t ilther t k.t wl; ... Willi.lm I:,..,.., n (Y" m'; 5. Sa m Fk)m ~ Hott' L'nlz ); 4 . Ad .lm N .lzM t.n u."(Hl.n ). l · 12... 8 : I. M.II'(" Wilmou th (l-Io nl ; 2. Oilion Stroud (Y" rn l. 3. Ty ll'T \\'otll" .'T(Ya m!. 4. M .U'~ h.,1I McCarty tYam ); 5. Da nn y Rl'P" (!-Iu n ). 12... C; 1. C h ild 5t rn tlwidl' (H u n1; 2. J .l m ~ Fu nk O,", w ); 3. Ad.1m Luh " (Suz); -I. Mich.w l Arr hult'lf (Hnn l ; 2. Adilm Sch.llw lh (1 -101\); 3. Bu bby Burk itt (Y.1m); -I, c:hrb Winklh.1lu" (Han ); 5. Ch ffnrd Trump ( lGi w ). 250 A : I . Jco Kt'li ujotg (Yilm ); 2 . Wl'!l H a ll" (5 u1.); 3. A I.1n llh A nlo:l'l0PUKlIO t"'n'd; 4, Ru_·J1 Mu, 'n.' (H u n); 5. Ad.lm N.u.an'Tlu~ !Honl. 25(1 8 : I. Kirk Hull (Yam ); 2. Darin G Ul.'rr i... ( Ka w) ; 3. 10000h U·hnh...1T {Ho nl ; " D,:an Ha lF; l (Ya m ); 5. Todd Dyt"T" (Yam l. h 250 C 1..It'n:m v Wht 't:It.T ( ~ Ilm); 2. Arthu r Dro uill.ud (~ I(ln ); 3. ' G n ,:ol)' C(lrn~ ( Yol~); .I. Jt"!>"'" SimP"O n (Hn n); 5. f',; .'b, D.lni djoi(m t ( K.1w) . 25-+ EX: I. Bryan Cu rt lo;('( " m ); 2. JO!J\ KcUngg, (Yolm); 3. ALln A n~l·k'pu k.,. tK. w l; 4. BryOln 5.t.b b.1u g h (Hold ; 5. Ru._·1\ Moon' (Hun), 25-+ N ON -EX: 1. Darin G urrTi..- (Kaw) ; 2. En e John!otn (K.lwl ; t 3. Juhnnv Oitturd (H,tn): 4. A.lron HtlChnadd (Yol ). m ~ A: 1. Bryan Cu~ (y a m); 2. Rand y Hock"T"(Yilm l; 3. 0.,.. rt"n Maller (K.,a wt ; 4, Itlt.' Arnold (K.lw) : 5. Ed lundqueot (i(nn. J(). B: I. Dr.n H"i~ht (Yam ); 2. lohnn y Cl ifford (Ha n) ; 3. Danid McMl"C ht.·n ($uz); 4. Pa l why (.... IMI; 5. Nich"I,,~ SuM"O CYoi l . m J()... C : I. M.. rv in Romkor (Ya m ); 2 . Joh n Knq:;el (Ho n ); 3. Cham ~ l Koilw ); 4, Sri!- n.nid.~ OCawl; 5. Gregory Corl"& (Yam •. 40+ A . 1. D.1YIIJ P'ickrt tK.IW): 2. Jo hn Sh.:lff..., (!(.aw l. 3. Idf Hazdhurot ICCM ): 4. BNa' Jor- (Kaw): 5. &rt Kt"IlovJ;()(,)wl. 40.. B; 1. Ju hn L."'f;""t'll ( Kn,i). 040... C : I. ~lcha~1 HIli ( KT~); 2. J,unn. \tart~1I IK" w) ; 3 RlCiwrd Funl.. (K.1 l; 4. ~t."Vt."Il Micht-l!. (HoItI; 5. Ga ry Smith (K.lw t w 4-STRK orE:'\:: 1. Doll ~ WineZt"wo;k i ( Ya m l; 2. Aa ro n f- lChn..-llld(Yam ); 3. Grt.'gOry Como- (Yam). lt m W MN A : 1. Dotw n W in ezt'w!loli (YoI ); 2. C vn t h iol 8I.'nnt·t1 (),. 'TI.t). • \\'Ml'" B: 1. UVl'l': Gib!.tln (Suz). WM!\" C 1. ~lIy ulI'IKWt" I(K.iw); 2. Rhonda lin ku... (Hun). 1 Stretch shreds Inyan Kara reliability trial By Troy Raynor 36 UPTON, IVY,}Ul\'E21 Scott Stretch had a fast, clea n rid e and won the owrall Inya n Kara One-Day Reliability Tri a l, which was round eight of the Rocky Mountain End uro Circuit cham pionship series, held in the nor thern Wyoming town of Up ton. The M oo~ Ofl-Road -backL'<.l Kawas.1ki rider showed his SixDays Juni o r Team silver-meda llist lorm by bes ting the 200-ride r fid d . Rain on th e Wednesda v bef or e the e ve nt cha nged what was typica lly a ve ry d ry, du sty ride into nearl y idea l conditions. Thr ee loops with six spec i.ll t t:'~ ts and .l tot.11 J 14 gro und m ilt.' "",as la id out for the even t, s with the first 5pecial test just a few miles off the st;.l rt. Thi s co ns is ted of five mil l~s of ht'a vil y treed , tight ~i ngle-- tril ck . Stretch w as hard on the gas ea rly and ca rded fast time. Jus t il coupll' of miles a fter the first spt.'Cial test, pro mo ter Dou · glas threw in a bi t of a surprise: Rjd er ~ were qu ickly checked into ano ther spt.'Cial tt.'st sectJon bdore the y even had 'a cha nce to It:'t the swe,1t dry. The ~ t.'cond test was three mo re miles of Wyom ing sing le-trac k, through tht:' thick, ~ tout Cl dar tn'l'S \.Vith bran ches mor e like spring stt.e l ' than wood . "My arms we re tota lly bruised from those trees," Stretch sai d . Riders went on to complete the 38-mile first loop , a nd Strl'tc h tit.' for fas t time alo ng with d fellow Kawasaki rid", Bryan Penney . After a l~ minu tc gas stop , rider'S headed into ' the 5eCo loop, a l~o with 1\'1.0 spt"Cial·tesl secnd tions. The first was 5 miles long and wa~ considerably tightt'f than the others . Several mill'S of two-track brou ght riders into the fourth test !>e'ction. This st"Ction was 9 mile50 long on mote-Opt.'11, fa~t trail. At the st.'amd gas sto p, Stretch still h.ld the quic k timl'S. The A/B-class-rider-only third 1{X>p started out as a repea t of loop two; at l ea ~t that's what the riders thought. After riding the same tt-st as the second loop again, fun-mt.'ters were pt.'gglod when the coun;e took an unexpt.'ctl>d left tum of( the origina l lo , p do\"l.'ll into a supt.--rtight. narrow, J stt.'t"P ravine . Riders had to negotia te st'ver aJ mill'S 01 the 3-foot rock drop-offs, ov"'grown 'trees and huge roots. Riders were plenty tirlod he.ld ing into the final 9-mile special test of the day. Stretch onee again wen t qu ickest. V Vith all six tests racked up , Stre tch caml~ out on top with a impressi ve 4833. " It wa s a lot of fun out the re," Stretch said . "Ot was) unevent ful except for riding the Sl'CC.md tes t with only on e con tact lens; that was exciting." Nex t was Penney, finishing on his KX with a " bt.St·ever Sl'COnd QveriJll and first AA, carding a 5016. Third overall a nd first in 250cc A class went to KX-mo untc'<.l Phil Stevens wit h 5072. Jeff Hernandez rod e his KTM to fourth overall and ~'Co n d 250cc A with 5084. Fifth ove ra ll Wl"tl t to M.nk Stevens, jus t one seco nd back with 5085. Steve Ur ba nski rod e his Vickery Mot or sports Yama ha to the ove rall B-class ",,-in. C-class overall honors went to Ben Jansma on a Yamaha. R OSAMOII:D, CA JUII: E20-21 C huck Graves overca me a rar e poor st.ut a nd wen l on to capture thl' win in the Toyo ta Go ld Cup Unlimi ted Form ula One Grand Prht r.1Cl" at thL' sixth ro und of Willow Springs Motor cycle Club activ ities at Willow Springs Intema tional Raceway. \Vith Graves ' ml-diocre start, Frank Araga ki took the holeshot , followt.-d by [)('an Vincent and Bryce Gross. .But near the end of the fin;t lap, a cha rg ing Paul Mumfor d powered past severa l midp ack riders and emt.'rged third . By the sta rt of lap thr ee, Graves had moved up to fou rth a nd Mum ford wa!'O defini tely in hi:,> sig ht s. Bet ween turn s fou r and five, Graves dropped to the insid e and pa s~ Mumford on his Micheli n-shod . Graves M o t ors port s · ~ po n <6Ored Yama ha YZN:Kl. In the same lap , Gravl'S went around the outside of Vincent in the long turn·eight sweep er , movin g him se lf into t-econd. Graves, now focu~ed on ca tching Aragaki, bt..-gan closing the gap on the leader through the event. At the sa me time; next lap of the eight Mu m ford was begi n ning to challl~nge Vincent for thi rd. Just after the sta rt of la p five, Gravl'S found his chance an d, exiting tum two , he sho t into the lead , demoting Aragaki to St.'COnd . ~ La ter in the same lap, Mu m f. rd u~ed the o long back straight to get past Vincent and into third. The remaining three laps saw no change in the leadl' rs, an d at the line it was G raves \.Vi th the wi n, fo llowed by Araga ki in second an d Mu mfo rd in thi rd . In the Tom Sera Racing /XYZ Clo thing For mula Two GP race, Jerem y Toye was the fastest rider o ff the line on his Du nlop-shod Suz u ki GSX-R750 , wi th Bry an Kov arick rig ht beh ind him. Round ing tu rn eigh t for t he first time, Kovaric k pullt.'d alongs ide Toye and passed him as the racer s exited turn nine . Dave Ca mpbell, mean whil e, was in third. Going into tu m two on the seco nd of 10 laps, Ca mp bell go t pushed back se ver iJ l spo ts w ht.'n he was passed by bot h Ga ry Geo rges a nd John Hopkins, A lap later, Ct.·urges we nt aroun d the ou ts ide of Toye in tu rn four to move in to sec· ond . Later in the sa me lap, Toye was passed by Hopk ins, leav ing Toye fou r t h ~ Nea r the end of la p fou r, lead er Kovarick had m~1 naged to open up some breathing roo m on the r~t of the pack. However , the competi· tion for seco nd was extremely tigh t be tween Georges, Hopkins a nd Toye. Rounding turn eight, Gc'Orges sud denly slow ed , allo wing H op41ap 60(1 M O D r RO D I. Brvdn KIW.,nck ( SU L). ~. It'h'm, ToV(' I'· lSu ZI; 3. Ru bt> '1.1mf"t.>I:ol': (Y.1m ); 4 l..ur y r.l ..q u.lk 1I-iu nl : 5. 5.1m Ca mi bu co lH un J. 750 MO D P ROD I Bry«- Gro.... ~uz ): 2. DolRlt'1 Equl h uOl (Stu); 3. luh n re,U' m tSu z); 4. Woldl' u ·w.nk e>u2 ): 5. ROr'l.ld BW' .... l nt1tt" tsuz l ('l P f~'\: .\t O O PRO O ' I, Polul Mumlurd (Ydm ); 2. !..- "m 'l' Horn h 3. 5It'pht'n Hl'witt (Hu n) ; 4, Ct'!>ol r :'\it'rAI (li u n l; 5 Ty l,:r I'clul<;('" (K.-a w) . BOTT L/ W : I. Sim lm FonJ,'T t K., w l; 2. lolmt,:,> H illt. r 11(.1"",); 3 ' Jt"T1')' Jir " t.V<;ky (K.lwt ; -I I..... · b t rd L (S\l z) ;!'. Ch.tt.tJl'Tl'ol'n tSu z /. . 1 ! BOTT M /W: I. Bri"n Rllt." hllt7.lT" l H,,") ; 2. S':'ott Fi..ht·r lHun); ' 3. Slt' phl'n Lilliutt (Hu n ); 4 R" I'i.'T" Sg.ubc._, (Hu n I;"'. Sn.ll Spt ·ar.t IHonl. BOlT H /W: I. Larr y Schnur l Ou d ; 2. Bridn Lon~ (Su ;,: ; 3 l DolVid r l"rt·z (Oue); .I. 8.117 R ""~~1i lDll(" t; S. Ril-h.mi Ht ',ldlt:} ' (Dud. SIlOSCL : I , C lrlin Dunm' (Hunl; 2. n .l n nv F.1rn!lworth (I h>Rl; 3, Sll" 't"n AII"11 t Ho n) ; 4. r olul N id !>l·n { H n ~l : 5. Lurv C( ll·h r.ln (}h>R). . h60 SGL: I , C ra ijli6t."t."t.:ht·r (Yaml ; 2. r; ll Cud)' (MZ ). F-SG L: 1, LaIT\' Sch n u r (Due,; 2. Tr\,\,u r Ounl\t' (G ill; 3. Carlin Du n Tll'(Ho nl ; -I, D~nnv Farrnowu rt h { Hon); ~. SII" 'I'TlAlII,," (Hu nl. l /W VIJ\,,'T: 1. JoI':'1\,:,> Dobun (Ya m l; 2. Cra in 8t."rcher (Y"ml; 3. An l h on y Mtlr ri" ,m (Y" ml; 4 , Doinn y Farn..worth (H u n) ; 5. Sl"",,·l'fl Alle n (Honl. H / W VI:\.'T : I. Polul Rt. Ynt ll ('( i1 ); 2. Larry Coc hr ol Ciloo ); " " m n 3 . C ra i E; Bl' l' chl"r (Ya m); 4 . Bra d Gi l c ht"1I (5 u z ); 5. Doln ny Famsworth (Ho n l. • SOLO CTU: 1. KC'Il C h.l!it" fSu7); 2. Larry P.l~Uil l l· It-1l,"1 3 ; Rob ert Cult· ' Hon ): 4. Stuart Str al tun (5u1.); S. ,"",,'in Carin U Ivn l. SOLOGTO: 1. Stt"rh~:n H.-wi tt CHu ; 2. Ty lt."T" P.lu1!ottn (Ka M'); rd 3. jOl"'On Cill( hlRE;(Ka w ); 4 Blldn long lStu ); 5. Bry «- G ro!Io$ tSuzI . 50) NOV: 1. Tony :'\it';nn,::; CHon); 2, ~h"Vr Ot tmgt."f (t-tonl ; 3. Jim Slt."Wan (Ya m l; 4. Shawn Martin (Ya m ); 5. J.y Dlih.1' C a Yam ). 50 1-6 50 N O V: ). l. ,m Cl· C h u t-b ic ClIl.n ); 2 . Robt'rt E. lo n (H,lIl ' ; 3 . Chri!; Addi!; (Suzl; of A ,j. Za k.arloln tHon l; 5 . RoJ.;," lA n . rT n ); il ion ). o rE~ fun l\"OV : 1. Tvu l.ft" (5 uz); 2. Jo h n Own (SuO ; 3. Dun ; 5. Bryan Ochua ( Hun). (Suz ); 4 , Dlm n y Holrt Jr , (Sun Sidecars shred Road America By Gary Green ELKHART LAKE. \\l, jUl\'E 12-14 sce nic Wisconsin co untryside a ro und the Road Ame rica venue W,1S the site of rou nd 1'\\0'0 of the No rth Ameri catl Nationa l Sidecar Series a nd it was Billy G,111ros an d Pel e Es,;aff ta king the overall win. The SRA was a Prom ot er' ~ Op tion eve nt run in conjunction wit h th e Coca-C ola Su pe r Cycle Classic round of the AMA Superbike Nat iona l. The sideca r race - wit h 21 t eam~ on ha nd · Was th e last sch edu led race of t he d ay an d , as in 1997, a v e ry la rg e n u m ber of s p t.'cta to rs remained to watch one of the most exciting a nd close races of the year. At the drop of the gree n flag. the team s we re off for the seven- lop race. There was p lenty of excitement as 'the Beyor/ Creuger mach int.' their , exha u st wra p smo king, stalll--d on the line and held their brea th as the field streamc'<.l by the m on ei the r side. The field moved away en masse, everyone battling for pn."Cious p{l~ittons as they headed into the first tum . Th~

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