Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

WMN: l. Deanna Holbrook (Suz); 2. Jeanne Van Bu.skirk (Kaw); 3. TaurueStites (Yam); 4. Randi Holbrook (Hon). MINI OPE~: I. Sean Berglund (KTM); 2. Jacob Kannada (Cob); 3. Derek Butzer (Kaw); 4. Tommy Weeck (Wsp); 5. G.1red Stemke (Lem). Saturday PfW (4-6): I. Landon Currie:r (KTM); 2. Glenn Preslholt (Cob); 3. Steele Angie-DavIdson (Cob); 4_ Nickolas McMmen (KTM); 5. John Dkkenon (KTM). P/W (7-8): l. Sean Berglund (KTM); 2. G.1Ted Steinke (Lem); 3. Joshua Bland (KTM); 4. Mark Wolf Jr. (Lend; 5. Kevin Stewart (Hon). 60 BEG: I. Jared Wood (Kaw); 2. NICk Brown (Kaw); 3. Tyler Hayes (Kaw); 4. Austin Bailey (Kaw); 5. Joshua Bland {}(awl; 5. Jared Berglund (Hon). 60 JR: l. Scan Berglund (Hon); 2. Oilnny Gubser (Kaw). 60 SR: 1. Apy Olinger (Kaw). 80 BEG: 1. Eric Turner (Yam); 2. Thomas Hayes (Hon); 3. Shawn Huege (Han); 4. Mark Berry (Yam); 5. A~y Olinger (Kaw). 80 (9-11): 1. Brock Chappelle (Yam); 2. Miles Warren (Yam); 3. Todd Nelson (Kaw). 80 (12-13~ 1. Tate Major (Kaw); 2. Pete Sannan (Kaw); 3. Jesse Smith (Yam); 4. Ben Kauffman frlon); 5. Race Lacey (Suz). 80 (14-16): 1. Chris Lciby (Yam); 2. Alex Hill (Hon). S/MINI: 1. Tate Major (K.,w); 2. Joe Loiselle (Hon); 3. Brock Chappelle (Yam); 4, Chris Leiby (Yam); 5. Pete Sannan (Kaw). 125 BEG: I. Brody fry (Hon); 2. Tim Ricketts (Han); 3. T.J. Jensen (t-Ion); 4. Scott Mcngis (Hon); 5. Midt"d Sporalsky (Kaw). 125 JR 0-1: 1. Keith Kadell (Suz); 2. Keith Ford (Kaw); 3. Austin Gettel (Kaw);4. Bol:! Kivisto (Hoo); 5. Chase Major (Kaw). 125 JR 0-2: 1. BrYll1l Thibedeau (Kaw); 2. Matt Crawford (Kaw); 3. Jason Lytle (Han); 4. Will Wl'Illace (KTM); 5. Kprt CTilWford (5uz). 125 INT: l. Ryan Sweet (Yam); 2. Eric Roth (Yam); 3. Malt Willinms (Yam); 4. Jeff Hinzml'ln (KllW); 5. Jeremy Kinzer (Kaw). 125 PRO: l. Dustin Lcnllburg (Kllw). 250 BEG 0-1: 1. Jcrcmy Thom!lOlI (Yam); 2. Scootcr Wlngcrd (I-1.on); 3. Ken Romero (Yam); 4. Jeremy Warnickc (Yam); 5. Mick Korum (Hon). 250 BEG 0-2: L J.e. Ilan~n (Yam); 2. Mike Cosgrove (Kaw); 3. Joe Wyatt (Han); 4. Troy Watson (5uz); 5. Nicholas Payne (Han). 250 JR: I. Cory Johnson (Yam); 2. Edward Wagner (Kaw); 3. Greg Harmon (Han); 4. Reuben Schug (Hon); 5. Tad Brown (Hon). 250 INT: I. Ryan Sweet (Yam); 2. Jon Kduffman (Suz); 3. Enc Rogers (Yam); 4. DeVlll Connaghan (Kaw). 250 PRO: 1. Ryan Leach (Yam). OPEN AM. I. Bill Graves (Yam); 2. Ed SmIth (Suz). OPE;" PRO: I. Ruby Leach (Yam). , 8TH JR: I. Ryan MetU~r (Suz); 2. Chad Lowenberg (50%); 3. Chase MajOr (Kaw); 4. Mike Cosgrove (Kaw): 5. Aaron Tunnell (Yam). 8TH 0-2: I. Kcith Ford (Kaw); 2. Will Wa1lacl' (KTM); 3. Malt Crawford (iCaw); 4. Steve Miller ( uz); 5. Ben DeWItt (Yam). 8TH ll'.'T: 1 Jon Kaulfman (Suz); 2. Matt Wi.ll.i.ams (Yam); 3. Eric Roth (Yam); 4_ Dw.tin Lenaburg (iCaw) lTTH JR: l. Jacq~ Varvel (Kaw); 2. Edward Wagner (!(aw); 3. Greg Harmon (Han); 4. Jim FIsher (K.1W). OTH BEG: 1. Brent Dickey (Han); 2. Erik Sherrer O-lon); 3. Bill Craves (Yam); 4. Troy Watson (Suz);!'i. Andy McKay (Suz). OTH L'lT' 1. Linc Linebaugh (Hon); 2. Dan Kauffman (Han); 3. John Marrotll.' (Hon). IR: 1 Curbs Paulson (Kaw). OTI-J MNY: 1. Oiln Kauffman (Hon); 2. Bob Leach (Han}. 40+: 1. Deanna Holbrook (Suz); 2. Bill Graves (Yam); 3. Bob Smith (Yam); 4. Randy Layne (Yam); 5. jdJ Younce (Kaw). SO.: 1. Bob Smith (Yam); 2. Rand)' Layne (Yam); 3. D'l\'e: Davc> (Kaw); 4. Bob Leach (teaw); 5 Joif Younce (teaw). WMN: I. Deanna Holbrook (Suz); 2. Rochelle Neimann (Yam); 3. Jeanne Van Buskirk (Kaw); -I. Taunie Stites (Yam); 5. Heidi Koerschgen (Kaw). MINI OPEN: 1. Sean Berglund (KTM); 2. Gared Steinke (Lem); 3. joshua Bland (Pol); 4. Landon Currier (KTM); 5. Glenn l'rcstholt (Cob). TELEVISION ON THE MOVE orn Old meets new at AHRMA GP By Walter R. Nichols BREN1WOOD, CA, DEC. 20 The fifth annual Tommyville AHRMA an.d modern Grand Prix consisted of two 45-minute motos for each class. With overnight rain and temperatures in tl)e 40s, only the hearty chose to race. As it turned out, snow began to fall just 20 minutes after the final moto fi.nished. AHRMA riders were awarded gold, silver and bronze medals for podium finishes iri each division. Carlos Romero and Ed Flaniger Jr. garnered gold in their respective classes. Standouts in the Modern classes were Randy Medley, who took the overall in moto three, and Danny Barber, the moto-four Winner. The course was laid out well, with a steep uphill after the start, several technical up-anddown sections, and a fast back section.•Rumor in the pits was that the event will be a National AHRMA event in 1999. Results AHRMA VintOlge PREM INT: I. Larry Madringo (85A). PREM EX: 1. Michael Green (USA). CLSSC NOV: 1. G.1vin Housh (Pen); 2. Bill Dumbs (BSA); 3. John Gulliford (BSA); 4. Mike Folena; 5. Oilve Ryma1 (Yam). CLSSC EX: 1. Dick Mann (BSA); 2. john Ford (Ric). SPT$MN NOV: 1. CarlON Romero (Yam); 2. Grant 80uld (Pen); 3. JIm Atkins (C-A); 4. John Davis; 5. Gregory Kendrick (Bul). SPTSMN INT: I. j.l'. Morgan (Pen); 2. Steve Kaufman (BSAl; 3. PauJ Funseca (Han); 4. Jerry Winldebauer; 5. Mark LaCureJle (Han). SPTSMN EX: 1. Ed F1anigcr (CZ); 2. Ron Melton (Bul); 3. Scott Dunlavey (Tn); 4. Dale Greenhalgh (Hon); 5. Ed Sims (CZ). 0-29: I. Evan Myklebust (Hus). 30+ NOV: 1. Carlos Romero (Yam); 2. Doe Baily (Yam); 3. Gregory Hendrick (Bul); 4.Jim Stone (BuJ); 5. Grant Gould (Pen). 40+ NOV: 1, Jim Atkins (C.,n); 2. C,lvin Housh (Pen); 3. Louie l-lamil(CZ). 40+ INT: 1. Jerry Winkh~b.,u~r; 2. Steve Kaufman (BSA); 3. David DeTUlLs (Han); 4. Fuzzy lk'Clhing O-lon); 5. John Ford (Tn). 40. EX: 1. Ed Flantger (CZ); 2. Dale Greenhalgh (Han); 3. Paul Miller (Han); 4. Michael Gn."Cn (Hon); 5. Ron Melton (Han). 50+ NOV: 1. Ronald Breshears (CZ); 2. John Gulliford (Ric); 3. Carl Triest ITn); 4. John Geer (BSA); 5. Dennis Bose (Bul). 60+ INT: I. Rod Bruse:!. Modem 80; 1. Charlie MOrrison (Yam); 2. jared Morrison (Yam). 125: 1. Steve Merton (Yam); 2. Mjke Newham; 3. Toby jorgesen (Suz); 4. Don Baily (Yam). Now Available Through Cycle News Video Theater "Ricky G" Ricky Graham: The Career Year (#183) The 1992 season had just finished. Chris Carr was beginning to enjoy his first Grand National Championship, For the first time in four years, Scott Parker was heading back to Michigan without the number one plate. Most everyone knew the Harley-Davidson teammates would return once again as the heavy favorites for the 1993 championship. No one could have predicted what would happen next. "Ricky G" is a tribute to one of the greatest Grand National racing seasons ever, and to the man who rewrote dirt track racing records. In 1993, Ricky Graham showed the world that he was indeed one of the best Grand National racers of all time. Proceeds of this tape benefit the Dirt Track Hall of Fame. 38 minutes from Chet Burks Productions. To Order Videos, Call (714) 751-7433 - Charge to Order Videos On-Line at www.cyclenews.com/product.video.html This release $19.95, includes shipping, 31

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