Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

2tll o r EN NOV ; 1. Cody Kin~ (Ya m); 2. Sn-vc» Kna p p lKaw l; 3. Larry Dietsch (Yam); 4. Anth on y Lapat ra (Suz); 5. Dale A vcrsll (Hun). , 125 AM: I. Aaron Utbcrg (Kaw); 2. Adam Burne y (Ya m ); 3. [a mie Robinson (K.1W); 4. Jimm y Mill er t Kaw) : 5 . Ch ris Len z i (5uz). 201 O I'EN AM; 1. [e rerny Tiff.m y (Suzl ; 2. Th omas Pardee tK..1 W); 3 . Robert v er kcy (Ka w): 4. Bob Neiss (SIIZ); 5. Wilyn(' Lam bt'rt l!inn) . 125 EX: I. An thon y Poco robb a (Sllzl; 2, Dnn Schmid t (Hun) ; ! 3, Mik l' Finn erty It-lUll); 4. Casey I- Ii ~ins tYam l; 5. r .1U Carpen ter (Ka w), 21n OP EN EX: 1. An thun v Pocorobba (Suz); 2. r .,ul Ca rpe n te r t K.l wl; 3. Do n Schm id t (Ho~); 4. C ase y Hig gin s (Ya m ); 5. Bart Lucas tHon ). . VINT/ WOO: 1. Dale Aye rs II (Hon); 2. Ron Bragg (K., W) ; 3. Juh n Youn g (SU7.) 4. C hl'i!iBailey (Ka w] : 5. JL A ngl' (l lu n ). ; .f1 _ VET: 1. Bart Lucas (Hnn); 2. Ce ne Nighman (K. W); 3. Mike 1 Mc1Ls (lion ); 4. Don CI.u kc (Suz ); 5. Joh n Slic /!;ll' tKaw). > ki r SR C : I. L.11'ry Dietsch (V,lm); 2. Henry Lucio (Ka w ); 3. Lee Fake ( K.1w) ; 4. Mitc h FiJi (Y,lm); 5. Pat Lewand ow ski (Suz l. Bast fast at Auburn Speedway D&D owner, David Rash has been building,dyno testiriq and By M. Sobe r racing the best 4·stroke exhausts you can buyfor over 25years. AUB URN, CA, AU G.21 Former Jun ior rider Ian Ferr is led the way in the Ha nd icap mai n at th e Fast Frid ays Speedway event at the Gold Coun try Fairgrounds. Cu rr ent No rt hern Californ ia poi nts lead er Bart "Sim pson" Bast ran aw ay with the Scrat ch main victory, ma rki ng his seco nd straigh t week finis hing atop th e nig ht' s premier po di u m spot. David Booth wo n his secon d Division Two main of th e season, w hile newcomer Sean McDou gall mad e the trek north from Bakersfield to tak e the Third Division fina le. Another forme r standout ju nior rider, Billy [nn nl ro, drew th e p o le for th e Scratch ma in . Fa n ne d out to j a nn ir o' s ri gh t in la ne s t w o through four"were Bobby Hed den, Bar t Bast and Bob Hicks. Hicks wa s th e firs t to rea ct as the tap es sna p p ed sky wa rd . Bast was a lso away qu ick ly and en tered the turn s insi de of a n d David personally D ynos the latest bikes. His meticulous anention to detail results in an American-made, superbly-fined exhaust with the lightest weightand highest powerincrease of any system in the same price range. J ust ask anyone who has raced wrth D&Dpipes. Then ask your dealer to order a set for you. D&D has a great system to frtyour bike. snd other populiI' sportmodels. ~[ID1~ SPY SINISALO GAERNE BRIDGESTONE DO slightly ahead of Hicks, effectively blocking his line and sendin g him wide in to the tu rn-two Ne therlands . Mean wh ile, [a nn iro also got a fairly decent gate of his own a nd was d riving up undern eath Bas t on th e inside groove as the field ru shed down the back straight for the first time. But Bast was fas t, keep ing him self in fro n t of ja nn iro, who cou ld stay close bu t coul d n' t ge t the speed off the comers tha t he need ed Io overtake the cra fty Bast . Bast kept his back w hee l on the edge of the d irt an d rode his Au bur n Toyota /Teterich Cycle/Tavares Racing /Maier Manufacturing [awe flawlessly to the checkered flag. Ian niro stayed in the n eighborh ood , en terta ining the crowd wit h his wild ridi ng an tics, but u ltimatel y he had to settle for second p lace. Bobby Hedd e n, who missed two weeks o f racing to attend his own we dding a nd Hawaiian ho ney m o on , ra n third fo r m u ch o f t h e race bu t dropped to four th pla ce on the las t lap a fter Hicks. Hicks, w ho was seen hastily reb uilding his clutc h in the pits just prio r to the even t; too k back the show spo t. In th e Handicap main, Ia n Ferris bega n the race in fron t of the pack from his t tl-yard-line starting pos ition. Follow ing Ferris in to the first turn was Curry , who started on the 20, and former junior Nat ional Speedway Champion Matt Becker, who ca me off the 30. Charlie Vene gas , who was the quickest of the back-ya rdage guys into the first turn, pushed Becker from third p lace as the pack sorted itself ou t in the openi ng lap . As 'Cu rry an d Venega s followed Ferri s a ro und the track in single-file fashion, Rose Racing's Jimmy Sisemore ap pea red to grow tired of the freig ht train. Com ing from the 40-yard line with Bast followi ng close beh ind , Sise mo re pushed his wa y insid e of Venegas on lap three. On lap fou r he lce created a sp.: insid e of Curry and took OVt:! second p lace. Sisemore ran out of laps in his quest to catch Ferris. Sisemore ma y not have been able to catch the smo oth-ru nni ng t v-year-old anyway, wh o had his first ma in-even t w in of the 1998 Speed way se as on aboard his Pet e rich Cycle!Arai/Off Bea t/Surf & Skate GM. " I won a Ha n dica p m a in las t year, a nd I did n't really thin k it would take this long to wi n an other t his year," sa id Fer ris , clutc h ing hi s han d some first-p lace trophy. "I'm ready to d o this again next week. " Second place wen t to Sisemore. Bast finis hed th ird , and Curry managed to ho ld off Venegas to claim the four th spo t. The first Division Junior main-even t win went to a vis itor from ou t of town: Ga rden Grove's Donny Robinson rode his jawa to victory ahead of Eric Carillo, Bryan Yarrowand J.J. Martynse. Results (ja w ); 4. Hubby Hedden (Ja w ). HOCP: J. [a n Ferri !' (GM); 2. Jimmy Sisem on- (GM); 3. &11't IM..t (jaw ); 4. Ro ber t Cu rry (G M); 5. Cha rlie Vl,.·nl'g.ls (GM). 0-2: 1. Dav id Booth (ja w ); 2. Bill New by (WL 3 . George 'S); Snodgra ss (jawl. 1).3: I. Sea n McDlluJ.;all (Jaw ); 2. Derek Silva (jaw); 3. Gh.'lln Scott (ja w ). 0- 1 JR: 1. Do n n y Robin son (Ja w ); 2. Eric Ca rillo (j aw); 3. Bryan Yarrow (Wt'S 4. A.J. Jon es (Wcs) ; 5. 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