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Cycle News 1998 10 21

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VINTAIiE IRON WORLD 'C HAMPIONSHIPS EVENTS Vintage Iron, Y amaha Motor Corporation and Glen Helen Raceway Have Combined Forces to Bring You the Vintage Racing Weekend of the Century! IThe lronmen Of Motocross C harity Banquet - OCTOBE 31 , 19981 R Ever dreamed of having dinner with th e gods of m otocross like DeCoster, H annah, Mikkola, aster of LaP orte, Wolsink, Ward or Ake Jonsson? Here's the chance of a lifetime. Joinus and m cerem onies, Larry M of Speedvision, lor anight torem ber. W aier em ehaveinvited ten of the most notable European racers in history, plu twenty of the b theU e produced. T ther this s est .S. ver oge group will represenf the icons o our sport from the 60's tothe 80's. T the most pre f ruly stigious gathering of former champions ever assembled, and you can be part o it all while aidingth e f FEED THE CHILDREN FOUNDATIONa thesame tim T t e. ickets are still availabe. C today! all IVintage Iron World Champio nships - NOVEMBER 1, 19981 A true interna al event with riders from England, Japan, Australia, Sweden, Holland, France, tion Belgium and more , all looking to dethrone theAmerican contingent. Classes for mach from 'ines Pre·l965to Evolution (air cooled, drum brake and no linkage suspension I and everything in between. Age and rider ability classes too! The best part isthere is absolutely NO MEMBERSHIP NECESSARY. The Evolution Of Motocross Bike Show Open to all historical motocross machines regardless 01 age. There is no charge to enter and prizes will be awarded to all class w inners. For Entry Forms or Information Call 800-422-4766 Or Get Your Entry Form And Updates On The Web www.vintageiron.com SalUnla y October 31st · Glen Helen Raceway Registration I Practice 9:00AM - 2:00PM Specially designed and groomed course Saturday Evening · San Bernanl lno Hilton Ironmen of Motocross Charity Banquet 7:00PM - San Bernardino Hilton ~~~,~~ Sunday November 1st - Glen Helen Raceway Gates openat 6:00AM Reg istration opens at 6:30AM Rider's meeting at 7:15AM Practice begins at 7:30AM Rac beginsat 9:15AM ing Gate Fee: 810.00 Kids 85.00 Unde 12 Free r OverNight Camping FREE! I'lEASE SU PPORTO Fl fESPONSORS.•• UR l \;IJ #hor ....:.I'.I..,,;..:.I( ~ !JTmm.YJ.j ~ \1HJ'E' ~ ~ DIRT BIKE (From left to-ri ght) Announce r Bob Ba cos a, C lu b Moto ' s Kurt Sm it h and Malt Loren zo of Moto West Pr omoti ons congratu late w inner Diana Cervantes at th e Dan ny Orn e las Benefit . Danny Ornelas Benefit rocks Club Mota By John Sliva LIVERMORE, CA. SEPT. 12 Club Moto Racepark was buzzing with activity as riders and fans ga thered to "Rock & Ride" to help Injured motocross racer Danny O rnelas and his family . Ornelas su ffers-d para lyzing Injuries .. in a fall at this year's Hangtown race, putting an end to his promising racing career. Orn elas was o n hand for the event; letting people know o f his apprecia tion for their help. The day began with a specia l City Bike magazine-sponso red practice sessio n exclus ively for begi nners, minibike racers and dual -sport rid ers, wi th m ore advan ced ra cers riding in later sessions. Th e pit a rea was a lso th e sce ne o f much excitemen t. as Live 105 FM d isc jockeys kept the m usic bla sting. Fairway and Big Sky Mind took to a stage set up in the middle of the park's new Mot orcycle Speed way tra ck, a nd profits (rom products so ld were given to the Danny Ornelas Specia l Needs Fu nd. Speaking of generos ity. Yamaha of San Jose donated a bran d-new Yama ha PW50 to be raffled off, with tickets being so ld for a donation of $10 . Th e follo wi ng da y. during the Trans-Ca l Nat iona l MX, ticket s wer e also sold rig ht up to the mom ent of the 'd rawing. The wi nni ng ticket was hel d by Dia na Cervantes o f Sac ra men to, Ca lifornia, w ho told the chee ri ng cro wd she had • cou ple of young sters who would ma ke good 1 use of the ne w rw . Na turally, all the. p roceeds from the mo to rcy cle ra ffl e wen t to help t he Orne las family. Morris goes multiple at Silver State Motorcross By Dick Gocdwln rAHRUMr. NY,SEPT. 20 g4 a ~ ~ , ..- N I-< (J) '981ml '981ml '981ml '98KT11 '981ml ~71ml ..n '981ml .2. 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Pee Wt.e sta r Ca rl Morris d ialed. the start of ' mo to o ne, jus t a head of Ke v in Ke llett an d Danie l Chapma n . Kyl e Lew is made a cool move to third a t th e tab letop, but he went" down a few tu rns lat e r. Morris, the " Actio n Ace," pu lled out a big lead and we nt on to an easy win, while Chapma n held a so lid seco nd over Kellett. Kellett cra nked ou t the holeshot to sta rt the middle moto, towi ng Morris, Chap man a nd Josh Stumbo in his wa ke. Morri s qu ickly pu lle d up on Kellett and it was pass-an d -rl'pass over th e finis h-line tabletop an d the next hal f-lap - un til Mo rri s w a s a b le to p u ll away t h ro ug h t h .... whoo ps . Morris mot oft."'t.J O Jl un til h ~ hit the hair pin tum after the mo un ta in - the n he high -sidt"d. to fo urth place. Kellett took over and 1 Ley,.'is 00 and Stu mbo arou nd the cou rse for the next few la p s . Mo rr is scra tc ht.d a nd cl a wed hi s way , aro u nd his competitors u nti l he was hounding th e lead er on the la st lap . Mo rri s was ab lt. to ' make the pa ss a nd nip Kellett for th e w in in moto two. ActiQJ1's Kyle Lewis man aged to hold uff KTM's Josh Stu mbo for third. Stumbo w histled around the sweepe r ahead of Kellett and Chapman in mot o thrl'e. The man on the move..ho wever , was Morri s, a nd he eventua lly m.lde a ll the right mov ~ to take the win ma king it thr ee for thr ee o n the da y. . No t to be o utdone, the othe r Morri s (Ch uck) ripped off triple mot o wi ns in the 250cc Novice class. Results r/ w (4~I ; 1. Rikki Mitt weJ... (J A."lt\); 2. ).Ike Stumbu (KTM); J. • Me"S.l O Md nd ly (Ya m ); 4. Kyll' M.ll' (ll·m ). r/w (7- H); 1. C.r1 Morris (Ac t); 2~ Kevin Kd lett (KTM l; 3.• . D.mid C ha p me n ( Le ml ; 4. Ky l... Lcw llJ (Act) ; 5. JlI!lh St u m bt' ~ • (KTM ). 80 BEG : I. Jef f P.l~"· (K.1W); 2. Scull T.MCk (I hm J; 3. Kyk' Ames (Ho nl; 4. Donmel joov e (Kaw); 5. Erik Hod ges (Suzl . r I S/ MINI: 1. Robby Woods (Ho~l; 2. Tuny We5tbay (KoI ); 3. w Kenny Bru mle y (K.twl . 125 BEG : I.Jfflh F.mn inK {Hord ; 2 Co le Penny (Y.... m ); 3. En d " I An tin (K.tw); 4. J(J!\h Wif'ltg.lr (Suz); 5. Brandon Am.,to (SU ). · .l. 125 NOV : 1. Rt'Obby w ood s (H on l; 2. 'Utt"J'h r . . gl· (Kaw l; 3.. [oe h Lavietl'S (Ya ml ; 4. David Munoz (H tl n) ; S. Jdlo n O'Conneru lH on) . 125 INT : 1. Mdrk HO;."l"fJ\ann n c.aw ). 250 NOV ; L Chud. Mum :>(K.tw ); 2. Md W~woud (Yam); 3. Eddie O e-Meo (lC ); 4. T,""or Plott."f'lltln (Kaw); 5. Art Andt.'TSOn aw (K.twl . VET (30+ I INT : 1. Moalt H....,.molnn . Green Acres MX is the place to be for Agler By Scooter Be ll MARION. KS.SEPT. 20 Cody Agler too k the win in the Pee Wee class at t he -s ixt h a n d final rou n d o f t h e Kan sa s Mot ocross Series , held a t G reen Acres . Ag le r took t he lea d in the fir st turn a nd never loo ked back in the first moto whi le Gabe Moo re and Jam ie Sie v er bat tl ed for seco nd . Agler st ayed out fro nt as Moore kept Siever at bay . Kimber H a rd ey, Jacob Ha as an d A ustin Russell held off the rest of the t -t-nder field for fo urth. fifth and six th. respectively, At the finish it was Agler ove r Moore an d Siever.. In the seco nd moto, Agler again took the lead out of turn o ne . Sie ve r wa s seco nd , ahead of Moor e, Hardey a nd Jaco b Haas. At the midwa y point of the r noto, Agler fell d own, allo.....-ing Siever to pas s for the lead . Moo re and Hard ey were able to chase a fter Agler for the secon d spot , but Agler held them off. Siever grabbed the secondmoto win a nd end ed up w ith II 3-1 mo te tally not enough to pr event Agler an d his 1-2 moto finishes from ta king the ove ra ll wi n. Moore finishe d wi th a 2-3 tally for third whit e Hard ey ended up fourth. with Haas fifth and No rdsted t sixth . In the 12See Novice class, Sheldo n Herrm a n w o n bo th rno to s w it h so me pre s su re fro m Joshua Henning a nd Jeff w aucr . Results r / w: I. Cody Ag lC'f (Cob ); 2. I.lmi (' Sie Vl'1' (Cubl; 3 C abe Muu r c (u --m); , Kim bt.'1'H .-nI e'}' ( KT'M ); ~. J..cob Haas (A... ). 4 1 60 : 1. Todd w ebb n~aw ); 2. Ga \'in Mun re rd (Y" m); 3. o.."tlrW. 8 um,'tt(l loo'. 125 B; 1. Rydn D1r kJI(Yilm l. 125 C: I . Sh,,'lJ,1tl I It'1' v ttl (Sul,); 2. lt...h u. Hl'lltlin f; (f Ion ); 3. m J.oft W. IIl"f (Kaw ); 4. Ru",ly Kar.ol

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