[n the 50cc class, it wa~ CobreS.
In 60cc action, Ricky Carci., on both mot~
on his KX60, but not ~vithout ;.trt!at challenge
from William Masso, Rick) \1""'0. Casey jon""
and Mike Flanagan. The group nmed it up hard,
but only one could claim thl· "'l'Cond-place spot
next to Garcia. In the end, '*"Con....:-place honors
went to Ricky Masso, wh( tllll~hed 2-2. His
brother William and XR-mountl>J Casey Jon~
made up the top four.
The mosl-awaited motos ot the day belonged to
the combined 125/25Occ NOVIce cia'S 'vlike Heggie
was the man to beat in the l25cc division, as he
pulled the first-moto holeshot an.. set the pace for
Daniel Morales, Chris Brandt.ustm james, Aaron
Dumas and Andrew Sanchez to follow.
In second l25cc mota achon, Bryan Ramsey
pulled the holeshot but MIke Heggie put the
moves on and took the lea aw.,\ Heggie took
the checkers and the 125cr NOVIce-class win.
Second place was still up tor Arabs, a Chris
Brandt held off Daniel Morales, Aaron Dumas
and Andrew Sanchez long t:nOll~h to claim the
runner-up spot. Morales, SancheI' and Dumas
rounded out the top five.
Mark Magourick headed the 250cc Novices
aiter Joe Maley cnme up short on lhe new track
double. Maley crashed bard but luckily did not
give up more than one position. Magourick
went on to win the molo and the overall for the
day. Maley pulled through for second, and Gary
0' Rear took thi rd.
Anaheim Supercross
January 9, 1999
Results
.50: I RIcky (;aro.. ( ob>. 2, Dr...;)n M.w.o (KTIvI); 3. Mat'k
\iaS!oO (KTM)
60: I. lUcky Circa (Kaw); 2, Rlckv "'asso (Kaw); 3. William
Masso (K.1wl; 4 ~'V jant (Hon); S. "'lke Flanagan (~w).
1251250/OPEN BEG. I BryAn R.J,1TlS("\' (Hon); 2. MJ.gUcl Marqueo O'am): 3. Andv Lester (Hon); 4 Du~hll lame. (Han); 5. Jamie
Sptichal (YAm).
125 \lQV' 1 Mlk~ Heggw,o (Hon); 2 Chn~ Brandt (leaw); 3.
Damel Moro1lCli (KTM); 4. Andrew 5.1nchu IY.m); 5. Avon
Dumas (Suz.).
250 ,,",QV' I, Milr\t. MaKounck I.Suz). 2, J~ MaJey (Hon); 3.
Gary O'Reilr (Kaw).
45+: 1. Richard Pupek (Hon); 2, Roy L...nch (Suz); 3. Harry
Morse O;on).
OPEN INT 1 Pt\llhp Run...!. (Y,Im); 2. Bobby Duma!! (Hon); 3Levi Woolverton (Kt1w)
OPEN: I. Mike Maley (Hon); 2 BrYOIIl MOI\"~ras (Yam).
CRC Trophy Series opener to
Caselli
By Greg Robertson
PALMDALE. CA. NOV. 29
The opening round of California Racing Club's
annual l'rophy Series, held at Los Angeles
County Raceway, S<;1W Team Green's Kurt Caselli go 1-1 for the 125cc Novice-class overall honors. Caselli, who is part of Kawasaki's Off-rD.;1d
racing support program, has made a serious
effort at riding motocross as of late to stay in
shape for the long. grueling off-road evenls that
lay ahead. The 15-year-old District 37 Mini number-one plate holder has developed into a fine
125cc rider, .md his win in the trophy series is
proof of that.
In his first CRe race since breaking his back
earlier this year, Clyde Adams looked impres-sive as he grabbed the holeshot of the first 125cc
Novice moto. Chad Frank surrendered the runner-up position to Caselli on the open.ing lap.
to Adam's
Caselli quickly had his KXl25 glu
back fender as the two front-runners puUed
away from Frank, who had his hand. full holding off Sergio Ponce De Leon and visiting
S\\'edish rider Gustan Ribers.
Adams kept Caselli at bay up until the
white-nag lap. Once he got around Adams,
Caselli inched away for the win. Ribe.rs broke
free from Frank and Ponce De Leon. but Adams
was too far gone and the Honda-mounted rider
had to be content with a third-plaCl finish.
Round two was ali aselb'''i, l ' he put his
Pro Circuitl Answer/Scott-bJckClJ twasakl u
front right off the starl and dominal<'CI the moto
until the checkers WlJved. Admns k~ t Caselli in
sight until th last lap, when he hal, ouble and
recorded a ON F. Ponce De Leon inherited second place and second overall Jared William~,
who was sixth in moto one, used ,l close thrrdplace ride in the second moto to edge out the 3-6
score of Ribers for third overall.
ick MOOrose ran away with th.t: 250cc lntermediat first-moto win ahead of a hotly contested battle for second between Robbie Dunham,
Frank Coslanzo and Raymond Smith. Of Ihe
group, Dunham prevailed.
Dunham, Costanzo and Mairos!:.· argued over
the second-moto lead for the first half of the race
before Mairose found a quicker line through the
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