Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

r/w (7-8) A: 1. Travis Leav itt (Cob); 2. Ronnie Good w in (Lem); 3. Kyk !..ewis (Act) : 4. And re w Iovino (KTM); 5. Nichola'! Re nz i (lem) . 60 BEG (6-8) : 1. Ronnie Good wi n (K.l w) ; 2. Ryan Un d e·rb ri nk (K.aw ); 3. Ronnie Stepht."fl:O (~w ); 4. Kyk !..ewis (Kaw); 5. Andrew Iovino (K.lw ). _ 60 BEG (9-11): 1. JUlOIln Hunl (K.iw ); 2. Palrick Pro ven che r (Kaw); 3. Cory B. Ay ers (Ka w ); 4. Corry fk·adl .. r (Kaw); 5. J~5e Patrick (Ka w). &0JR (6-8): I. Sean Thomp800 (K.Jw ); 2. Ton y Caputo (Kaw). 60 JR (9-11): 1. Ryan Brown ()(.aw ); 2. Wet;"- y Ha rris (K.1w ); 3. A nthony turt (Kaw); 4. Jerem y Asq ui lh (Kaw ). 80 BEG (6-11): 1. Luke Fyffe (Ha n); 2. GarTYti Mo rg an (Suz); 3. T.. l d !'lo lu (Yam) ; 4. C hri s Mes h ko lf (Kaw) ; 5 . Fran kil· Io v ino x ( K aw ). 80 BEC 0 2-16): 1. John Sia fford (K./I w) ; 2. Zlck G rob51e in (H on) ; 3. Jeff Page (lC.lw) ; 4. Pdlrick Snyder (Suz); 5. Sea n Sh irley (Yam). 80 NOV (6-11): 1. Ryan Brow n ISu z ); 2. Wl"!>ley Harris (Ya m ); 3. Chrill Renzi (Han); 4. Kyle Cha mbe rlain (Hon ); 5. To ny Capu to (Ya m). 80 NOV (12-16): 1. 5rott Tht"f.lb ld (Ya m); 2. Tony Wl."5 tb.ily a (K.w ); 3. Midwd Duwr-.-y (Hun) ; 4. JallOrl l.opa (Kaw) . 80 OPEN : 1. Scott Theobald (Yam ); 2. J./Ison lopez (K.1w ); 3. bell. Grobs tein (Hon); 4. u !Ie)' Tob ia!> (Yam ). · S / M IN I: 1. JOl!Y Pa ge (K.1w ); 2. Ke nn y 8ruml..y (K.1w) ; 3 . Ky le KinK'ht-r (Hon ). 125 BEG: I. Joe Shef field (Ya m ); 2. Brian Pillsb u ry (Su z ); 3. A 1e~ Slocu m (Hun) . • 125 NOV : 1. Carl Mddssbe rg (Han); 2. Jaso n lJ\.TS(' h" n ( K.l w ); 3. St>a Kln!>ht'lla (Suz ). n 125I NT: I. M.1rk Hermann (K.1~); 2. De rric k Polson (H e n ). 125 PRO; 1. Mootf.· Mo n lagu e (Ya m). ' 250 NOV : l. Ch.Jrlt. y Rt.'f\ ie (Ka w) ; 2. Ronn ie Kische r (KTM ); o n 3 . Marv in Gleason (H on ). 250 lNT: 1. Jen"lTl We lch (H a n ); 2. G le n Weid man (Suz ); 3 . Y Je n-my Dula (Han). 250 PRO; 1. Monte Mo nl.lgu t' (YoI ); 2. Broc k Kra he n b u hl m (Ka w). MSTR zs- BEG : 1. But ch Wi lli am s (Ka w); 2. B.1rt H o hl er (Ka w) ; 3. Thomas Yagle (Hon). M5TR 25+ NOV: 1. C hd rley Rt.-nni (Ka w ); 2. 8rad Hannig e (Ya m ); 3. Gn-g Stephe N (Hu n). _ M$TK 25+ INT: I. Ridwrd 5:ilxlun (luw); 2. John Edwards ($uz); 3. Man Hermann (K.1w) . MSTR 25+ EX; 1. Derek Ti M ' Ho n); 2. Tod d Go u ld (Suz) . Price twice at Castle Rock TT By Clay Light CASfLE ROCK. WA, JULY3 Eli Price, rid ing a Woo d Ro ta x, 'mad e a st atement at the Castl e Rock Cl ub gr ounds' AMA District 27 IT with his win in the Expert main event his second of the young IT seaso n in the first race of a two-event weekend. He sent ou t seri ous signa ls that he's not ready to give . J,P. Simonsen the class crown just yet. Whi le current GNC standout Dan Stanle y held th e honor of "King o( Cast le Rock " (o r years, this season has come down to a two-rider d omination between Price and Simo nse n (the latter was not present on this particular nigh t). Tonight, Price silenced the critics by motoring to a win in the ZO-lap Expe rt main event aboard the Ron and Carol Kell/ MVP-backed Rotax, picking u p the vict ory ove r hard-rid in g Eric Rickma n and David Anderson. Rotax-moun ted Tony ,Fox ou trod e the compet ition in the l Z-rider , lZ-lap 600cc Pro-Sport ma in eve nt to post his first win of the season in the cla ss. Bob Mo ra n, w ho sta r ted off th e evening wi th a row- thr ee grid afte r leaving the line pre maturely at the start, charg ed through traffic at a stellar pilce to catch up with the lead pack. How ever , wh ile all of the battling was taking place , Fox quietly crept awa y with a tidy lead - one he wo uld n't relinqu ish. Behind Fox was a war that includ ed George Pri ndiv ilJe, Mo ra n,' Fra nk M ke r and Matt Schwei tze r, a lt ho ugh bot h Schweitzer and Prindiville wo uld fall backwar d thr ou gh the ranks . Prind iville, who ended up fourth, had a good view of the Marker/Moran swapfes t - a ba ttle that went to Marker, who mad e the event the hard way: by winning the semifinal Brenton Sch n itzer, son o f AMA National Expert Del Schnitzer, has going fast in his blood . To night was much the same as it has been the entire seaso n for Schnitze r, as he posted his lates t win. Oregon's Ch ris Ce lorte, thou gh , kep t Schnitzer honest for several laps, finish ing second ahead of Tyler Anderson. Mar k Studeba ker Jr. started 0(( a successful weekend for his family by picking up a pair of 80cc wi ns. Ridi ng a CR-based machi ne: Studebaker netted 80cc Beginner and 80ec A main wins, beating Suzuki rider Cory Simpso n in the more-exper-i enced class - the " A" main. Mar k Studebaker Sr. finalized the family swt.>ep with a wi n in th e Over 40 A main, ahead of Ward McKee and district cham pion Vince Holt. Results v Sun. 7/19 2pm e st. AMA Superbike - Mid-Ohio Sun. 7/19 4pm est. FIM GP125 - Assen Sun. 7/19 6pm local. AMA 600 #7 -Mid -Ohio Sun. 7/19 9pm est. FIM GP500 - Germany Tue . 7/ 21 8p m est. AMA Formula Extreme - Mid-Ohio Tue . 7/ 21 "l O pm est. > . P/ W: 1. Frankit. Boncz; 2. OoJnny Brown. · 50 MOD: 1. Evan Ahronson; 2. Jacob Lrhmann; 3. Kourtnie Baker . 60 DTX I. Eric Brow n. : SOSR: 1. Ta nner Ande rso n. h; 50 JR: 1. Eva n A hmnson; 2. J.D. BedC 3. Jacob !..ehmann. 60 A:. I. Brent on Schnitzer (Kaw); 2. Chris Ce jon e ()(aw): 3. Tyl er Andf."nOn{)(awl . 80 A:. 1. Mar k Studebaker Jr. (Han); 2. Cory Simpson (Suz). 125 A: 1. Ch ril Me ad e (Ya m); 2. T im Ricketts (Hon); 3, Jaso n Rosk· (Hon). . 600 rRO/ SPT: 1. Tony Fo~ (Rn ); 2. Prank Ma rk'!' (Hon); 3. Bob Moun (Yam ); 4. Cecrge Prindivilw (Bon). OPEN A: 1. Bria n Walll (Hon); 2. 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