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IThe lronmen Of Motocross C
harity Banquet - OCTOBE 31 , 19981
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Saturday Evening · San Bernanl lno Hilton
Ironmen of Motocross Charity Banquet
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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
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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.
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Pa h ru mp's Silve r Sta te Su pcrc ross Park journeyed back to the cruci ble of motocro ss creat ion
as it cele brat ed the H ar v e Festi val wit h thre
st
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motos - jus t the vIray it used. to be . An d it was
definite ly "Morris-mad e," as Ca rl Morris an d
C h uck Morris w ent th ree for three in thei r
respective classes.
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
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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' ~
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(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 ).
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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

