Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

5, 6, & 7, 1999 Chri.'itopher LcikL'r (Hon); 4. Bob Gilbert (Yam); 5. John MacMilIer lSuz). 250 NOV; I. jason Trubt-y {)(awl; 2. justin Eide (Yam); 3. Tomas Ponet' De Leon (Yam); 4.Ja50n Caw (Sux). 2SO INT; I. Gary Cheek (KTM); 2. Luke Orr (Suz); 3. Chris Reed (Kaw); 4. Robbie Dunham (Yam). 2SO PRO: I. Dustin Evans (Hon). 500 PRO: I. Edwolrdo Aippo (KTM); 2. Nann Sduel (H~. vn JR DOC: 1. Stephen Cr;ug (Suz); 2.. David jahn (Han); 3Dan DaHan (Han). JR VET NOV~ 1. Sha~ Ramey (Hon); 2.. Dal Trubey oc...w); 3. Brian N~vestich ()(aw); 4. Gabi Abayou (Han); 5. john Dean (Kaw). JR VET 11\'1': 1. G.uy Cheek (KTM); 2. Chris Reed (Kaw); 3. Shane Stanley (Yam). JR VET EX; 1. Bill Sauro (I-Ionl. VET BEG: 1. John Maa\1i11er (Suz); 2. Greg Wilkins (Suz); 3. Sle\'c Mangoine (Suz). VET NOV: I. Ray Ritzk'r (Kaw); 2. Shy Moshe (Suz); 3. john M~1SSner (Kaw); 4. DavId Williams (Hon); 5. Michacl Seymour (Hon). VET I/'\T: I. Randy Wilkin:. (5l.Iz); 2. Mike Licitra (Kawl; 3. Leo S.,ul (Yam); 4. D.lm.'T\ Staffer Oion). VET PRO: 1. Cordon Ward; 2. Frank Costanzo (Han); 3. Toe! Sciacqull (Yam). SR NOV: I. Bob Gilbert (Yam); 2. Terry Sabadin (Yam); 3. Mark Moore (Yam); 4. Kt:n Slaler Sr. (Kaw); 5. Michacl Burnetl (Yam). SR AM; 1. Chris L.eikl.'I' (Hon); 2. Bob Tocco (Kaw); 3. John Topor (I·lon); 4. Grant Moore Sr. (I-Ion); 5. Steve Norr (Han). SR EX: 1. Andy Segllic (Kaw); 2. Willie Kennedy (Hon); 3. Rick Johnson (lion); 4. Edwardo Aippo (KTM); 5. john Ferro (Hon) OfT JR VET: 1. Mnrk liorton (YAm). OfT NOV: 1. Brua;. Hoover (Kaw); 2, Chuck Woody (Yam); 3. Raleigh Webster (I'lon); 4. John Webb (Hon); 5. Dilve" Rutledge (Hon). O/T AM: I.Ch.,r1cs Howell (Yilm);2. Dennis Tooman (Kawl; 3. Ric:hllrd Benler (Yam); 4. Phil Marchnnt (Yam); 5. Jeff Hawthorne (sUz). OfT EX: 1. Jack Roton (Yam); 2. Gary Willison (Kaw); 3. Frank Miero (Kawl; 4. Kirk Freeman (Yam); 5. Scott McDonall (Hon). OIT MSTR B: I. Mike Chesbro (Yam); 2. Bill Carr (Yam); 3. arm Schiel (Han); 4. Mark Neal (KTM). OfT MSTR A: 1. Andy Segale (Kawl; 2. Wilbe Kennedy (Hon); 3. Alan Kent (Yam). TumRaa BEG: I. Cody 5p.luJdmg/Corey jones; 2. Keegan Wells/John GlJ'OUX.; 3. Jon Sudtell/John McConnal NOV: I. jarLod Willlnms/Sergio Ponce De Leon; 2. Tuvis Sab.1din/Terry Sabadjn. INT·EX: 1. Chns Honnold/Mike Meadows; 2. luk~ Orr/Mickell Brix; 3. George LaMonte/Chris orr; 4. Steve Rawl- Chaparral West Coast Stadiwn ]acketl$79991 inson/Rick Johnson. Ironman 80: 1. Bobby Steffan; 2. Mike Epstein.; 3. Garrett NOIT; 4. Mark Braver; S. Michael Brewer. BEG-NOV: 1. D.lvid Cheek.; 2. RusseU Reilly; 3. Bob Tocco; 4. Joe Casagrande; S. Mike LdtTa. tNT: 1. Shane Stanley; 2. DilrrclJ So.nckors. Keeney three times at Salem Arenacross By Clay Light SALEM, OR, JAN. 9 Justin Keeney may be small in stature, but the diminutive speedster is big in talent, scoring three wins during the second of two consecutive evenings of CMC-sanctioned Arenacross action held ~tthe Oregon State Fairgrounds in Salem. Keeney djd, however, have tough competition in his 60cc Senior, BOcc (9-11) and Supermini classes. His first challenge came during the combined 60cc Senior/Junior swapfest. While Keeney eventually broke free from fellow KX riders Ryan Villoputo and Ajay Olinger, the two riders kept him honest for several laps. Keeney soared to unheard-of heights on his 60cc machine in his double moto rout, ahead of Villoputo and Olinger. Tyler Villoputo won the Junior portion, a.head of Honda-mounted Sean Bergland. Kawasaki rider Tate Major was a key player in the Supermini class, but after patiently trailing Major for several laps, Keeney soared ahead of Major to put his new Honda machine into the lead for keeps, followed by Joshua Hill. Keeney was also unstoppable in the second moto, nabbing his second win ahead of the ever-present Major and Adam Metzler. Hill and Yamaha-mounted Brock Chappelle rounded out the top five. When the dust and smoke had cleared from the close action in the combined 80cc (9-11) and (12-13) classes, Keeney had finalized his incredible evening with a three-class sweep after he held off his archrival Major. Although Major finished second to Kj!eIley in the race, he himself was a winner in the BOcc (12-13) class. Second to Keeney in the 9- to l1-year-old class was Hill, followed by Metzler, Chappelle and ViUoputo. However, Keeney's impressive performances were not the only such feats logged on the evening, as Yamaha rider Ryan Sweet also won three classes. Sweet posted wins in the 125cc, 250cc and Up The Hill Intermediate classes, which is pretty much the norm for the rider who this season has been so dominant in Intermectiate a,ction. While Sweet aced the 125cc class ahead of Eric Roth and Ryan Metzler, he got a rare roost of dirt from former National star Tony Graves in the combined 250cc Intermediate/Pro class. 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