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Cycle News 1998 08 19

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(Far lett) Keith Campbell crosses the fin ish line with the victory in the Over 25 Expert class at the IMI Motorsports Complex in Erie, Colorado. (Lett) Craig Truglio was the 250cc Intermediate-class winner at the Merced Fair. Results T EENY MI N I STK (7-8) : 1. JOl' M-ubu rg ..r (Cub); 2. Co lte n M'l yMN (Cob ); 3. Ryan Ser rano (Cob); -I. Co ry Perdue i KTM); 5. Bri"n Bradl~ (K"rM). S/ TEE r\.Y MINI: 1. Ju!> f\.larbur ge r (Cob). 2 CoHen Md.ytw.rd ' (Cobl; 3. David Wood Jr . i W.ul; -I. Ky le Cu nningham (Cob); 5. Md.uht"W Yost (Cub) . " MISI MINI BEG (6-1H: I. Cn.::Iy ADi-'tOn (K.1w); 2. Colby long (K.1w ); 3. jdf SimmoN U(a w ); -I. Michael AJfuon (K.lw ). Ml:-':J MIN I (b-8): 1.}of. Ma rbu f'Kl't'(K.lwl; 2. llitm Ma ynarJ (K.1wl; 3. ,",ky Dra pertK.1w ); -I. BLUr.co u rWe lK..w); 5. Kyle Cunnin~n. m (Kaw t M l'\il MI. it (~ 1 1): 1. Slwne SqUII'n (Kaw ); 2. Srot1y Wt"!UllT ~trom U(aw); 3. AJ.am ~ (Kaw); of. Michael Pri tchett (Jtrom (K..wl; 2. A.:Um Rt-)f\ O<..Jw) 3. J.lY Sn.ndy (Ka~); -I. Cody O.1 rk. (l(a w ); 5. ; K.."IT)'K~U(aw) . MI N I STK (7-IIl: LA~ Hollister (K.1w ); 2. Bryan Z ,dl.lry (K.1w); 3. Shane 5quil't.'!I (Yam) ; -I, Ad a m &'!lOn (Kaw); 5. An J rnv '" nsin g 0' a m) . w n MIN I STK (12-13): 1. N.l th.1n D.tn-nport (K.1 ); 2. Brol d tm Ful ton (I<.lwl; 3. RYoln Th l-riot (Ho n l; 4. }OfIillha n KITT lK.1w); S. C ha nn' Slag~ OG.1w). MINI5T1< 0 4-1nl : 1. Ada m MI·fUu.'n & (K. W); 2. Jarnt.'!I Milra 1 . sh.l l1 O(.lW); 3. Du. .ly Founram (Suz) ; -I. Geoff Ma yfit·ld lY.lm) ; 5. O a ytu n MilltT (I<.tw) . MINIIR (7· J l l: I . Bryiln Zachary Uu w ); 2. VinC'l" Mo n ldt"l>nt" • U; 5. St'an Rut 't_'1"b lYaml. 12.. :-':OV: I. Shane Doughty ( Ka w) ; 2.'Ot' a.ti ll"Y(Kaw); 3 . ') Chri... Huwck. (K.lw ); -I. McA v Sched lSw:1: 5. Briln ~ (Y.lm). 1251:'rr: 1. Cha~ Rt."t.'d CKaw}; 2. Sathan Hale (Yam); 3. Mo k u 1"ht>mJ'!"Ol' (Y..m ); -I. Nid ~1et0l 1f (Su zl; 5. Brandon HighloWC'T (Vam ). 125 EX: I. alff PollmeT(Kaw l; 2. Josh Dnnuth U(aw ); 3. K..-ith lohn!lOfl (Yam) ; -I. Brad Woolsn- (K.lw ); 5. Jacob Mdrbn CSuz) 12.')STK ="l0\': 1. 'umn ~ith lKa w ); 2. JOt"Baiky (K.aw ); 3 . So.."Ott Ht·~lun.J.n (Yand; -I J.bOO Gad..l~ (J(aw ); 5. stwne Du uf;hry Uuw). 125 STK L : 1. TI'iI\'l. EllIOtt (Kaw); 2. Q\clo;e Rt"l"d (Kaw); 3. '\lT " U Ke-,.in luhn"On (Ya m); -I, BrViln Piccirclli tH on ); 5. ="lid :. Ml"tcol . (SuLI. et::J 0'\ 0'\ ,..... ~ ,..... ...... [fJ .::s en ::s ~ 42 • 125 OPE."I : 1. Na than H.l ll" (Yam ); 2. Tr.w is Elliott (KAw) ; 3. Marl Thomf"'On CY..ml ; 4 . Beau Boyn ton (! In the Over 25 Expert class, the 30-year-old Ca m pbell g ra bbed the ho les hot an d pulled a five-bike-length lead with in a qu.lTter of a lap . Pro Circuit/O'Neill/White Broth ers / Appliedsponso red Steve Stewart rou ndt.'l1 the first corner in second, fo llowed b y Sports C e n te r Kawasaki-backed Dustin Monger . Cort ez Tru ck· ing /Torco /Spy-supported Russell Moo re a nd Kawasak i-moun ted Joe Arnol d b attled for fourth . Mong er was ted little time getting around Stewart for second and quickly reeled in Campbell. Up from seventh. Alan Angclopulos piloted his GSMXS/FMF/ Answer-sponsored Kawasaki into third with a high·speed pass over Moore a nd Arnol d prior to the 6O-foot camelb.1ck jump. Showin g a fron t wheeJ in each corner, Mon ger con tinued to p ressure Ca m pbell. to no avail. The chec kered flag flew w ith Campbell first , Monger a second back in seco nd pla ce, and AngelopuJos six seconds back in third . Stewart and Moore batt led in a heated, side--by-side race to the finish, with Moo re emerg ing fro m the do uble-do uble- triple section with the ad vantage. Stewa rt brought his Yamah a across the checkers in fifth. Monger pull ed out the hole5hot in mo to two, with Campbell and Angelop ulos in tow. By the end of lap on e, Campbe ll had acq uired the lead and he never look ed back. Mo nger kept Ca mpbell ho nest by staying within 10 fee t of th e lead e r for th e en tir e mo to . An gelopulos held down third, while Stewa rt and Moore aga in bat· tied for fou rt h. Moore then m issed a shift and stalled his bike. allowing Stewart the op portunity to pass and pull aw ay by a conside rable mar gin. Angc1opulos came within a couple of sec· onds of Monger for second, but as time ran ou t, he couldn' t find a place to pass. Cam pbell collected the overa ll with a 1-1 per formance . Monger ma intain ed seco nd , and Angelopulos took third. Stewa rt 's 5-4 earned him fourth and Moore 's 4-5 landed him in fifth. 50 (4-6): I. Anlhon y G ri t~O (Act ); 2. G.u rc tl Tyrr...!1U(K.1 ); 2. Kl"V LuCA (H un) ; 3. Jd frcv w Sholrp (Hon); 4. )l"re my Wht-ell'r U1o n) ; 5. J,,"IT)'MI'\"ri..1tz (Ka w) . • 25+ EX; 1. Kl"ilh ClUfIpbo.-lI (Kaw); 2. [)w; t1n Mungl"r (K.-. w) ; 3. Ala n Ang d opulO!> (Kaw); -I. Stl"V~ SIc-wart (Ya ml ; 5. Ru s.wll M.'!On" Ufun ). 25... NON·EX ; 1. Erik u!II")' (Hon); 2. D.ann GUR Nic h u lso n (KTMl ; 2. J.lke BMilld i (KTM) ; 3. CaSl"y Mlull; (Ilin EnO!J (KT M); :\ And rt-'w [)cslI.lger (KT M ); 4 . Kylt' Bdl ( Ht~); 4. :-': tth anid Wond,tli (Yam) ; S. MiIlcSt·lh.w , (Hord . 125 SO\': 1. J.R. A,rlmt.. -&J ( Honl; 2. ' osh Ht.yt: ' 2SOBEG: 1. Joe A lford {SuLI; 2. Mike Mn'1~an (K.twl . 3. Ati..m Huff,,'1'(Stlz ); -1 Kdly SllIck h m U-{.'n); 5. K..-vin Rl"U'Z {f-Ionl. _ r ' 250 f\,iOV: I. C "'l IK Ilumphn-y (Yam) ; 2. A... on VOUSt (Ydm r. 3. M ilo.l" tiunll'r (Ya m); -I, GM C l" d d l"rs (H a n ); 5. Tuny Wolf (Ya m ). 250 1:\": I. Craig Tn.t ~l i " ( ~l w l ; 2. D.tvid Ca,jel14Ul (Hun); 3. Cory Mo r" llI (Yolm }; ~ . Ru n Dt.'J""SU~ tSuz ); 5. O"vid Lu noJin (Ya m) . 2,5. BEG : I . Kdlv Sloc'kltm (H on ); 2. Aaron MrGlnthin O<.twt; 3. Todd Bt. fldt"1"

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