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250 EX: 1. Mall Uneman (Kaw)j 2. Billy Akers (I(aw); 3. Mike Bolivar (Kaw). 25+ NOV: 1. John Uncoln (Kaw): 2. Denny Carley (Hon); 3. Aaron Woodfield (Kaw): 4. Jack Siegriet (KTM). 25+ It\'1': 1. I..ee Upton (Kaw); 2. Adam Cox (teaw): 3. Jay Cox (](aw); 4. Shawn Shields (Yam). 25+ EX: 1. Brian 8ac:a1 (Suz). 30+- NOV: 1. Craig Ha.ncodt (Yam); 2. James Kerr (Han). 30+ INT: 1. Mark McNeill (Yam); 2. Lee Upton (Kaw); 3. John Portman (KTM); 4. Adam Cox OCaw); 5. Shawn Shields (Yam). 30+ EX:. I. Wendell Simmons (Yam): 2. Todd Watson (Ka.....); 3. Mike Klement (KTM). 40+: 1. tto:ve McCombs (Yam); 2. Ed HaY5 (Kaw); 3. Jack Siegriet (KTM); 4. MaT Comella (Han); 5. Steve HestiUtd (Yam). Riddle has the answer at Orland Indoor ST By Mike Law ORLAND, CA, FEB. 21 With the Orland Indoor Short Track Series one week away from ending, Greg Riddle of L.,keport made his 1999 debut memorable as he battled to the top position in the Vet class and a sixth place in the Open A main event. On the starting line of the Vet main event, Riddle found himself sandwiched between Randy Freeman and Dennis Cameron when the start flag flew. Pole sitter Freeman immediately jumped into the lead while Riddle appLied the pressure with a slightly higher outside line. For four laps, Riddle. hammered at the rear wheel of Freeman and. then shot down low underneath Freeman, carrying Cameron with him. Riddle continued to crank up the throttle in his quest for the checkered flag, as he blasted home ahead of Cameron and Freeman by well over six bike lengths. Dana Perri, John Proto and Jesse Kreyling launched off the line side by side at the start of the Vintage A main event. Then they settled down in that order before Kreyling got bumped to the back of the pack for good on the second lap. Despite the ferocious racing behind him, Perri settled into a rhythm that proved to be untouchable, although Proto managed to inch up on the leader lap after lap. Back in fourth, Kreyling found himseU frustrated in his attempts to pass his pesky nemesis, Mitch Perri, who bobbled slightly, though not enough to allow a complete pas. Dana Perri, however, continued to run as if he was on rails, and he took the checkered flag ahead of Proto by several bike lengths. Riddle once again found himself in between Cameron and Freeman on the starting line of the Open A main event, with Kreyling on the pole for good measure. Freeman leaped into the lead at the green flag, but he was then immediately gobbled up by Kreyling and he dropped back to second. Then he was displaced to third by the flying Mark Corsetti. Kreyling continued to finesse his way around the tight concrete track while Corsetti muscled his motorcycle all over the track and picked up a little bit of grow1d on the leader. When the white flag flew, Kreyling positioned himself on the rear tire of lapper Cameron and forced Corsetti to the ou tside and a l1ard-fought second place. Kreyling's margin of victory was less than a bike length at the checkered flag. Results P!W: 1. Ryan Law (Yam). 60: I. Rebtlcca Law (Kaw). " 80: 1. Nick Moore (Yam); 2. Jason Crewe (Han); 3. Stewart r,jJarber- Jr. (Han). F-lOO: 1. Corey Enron (Han). SCHBY: 1. Corey Eaton (Hon). VINT A 40+: I. Jesse Kreyling(BuJ). • VINT A 50+: 1. Tom Booth CBul). VINT A: 1. Dana Perri (Yam); 2. John Proto (Han); 3. Mitch Perri (Bul): 4. Jesse Kreyling (Bu!); 5. Steve HiJIl (Yarn). VINT B: 1. Ted Jaime (Han). VINT C: I. Chris Gilfus (H·D): 2. Steffan Ncibcn (Bul); 3. Mike Oderda O1on). VET A: 1. Creg Riddle (Han); 2. Dennis Cameron (Ka",,): 3. Randy Freeman (Yam). VET C: 1. jade Hayes (8ul). OPEN A: 1. jesse Kreyling (Bul); 2. Mark Corsetti (Yam); 3. Bob Crant (Yam); 4. Dennis Cameron (K.aw): 5. Randy Freeman (Han). Brooks and Daily power at CMXR By Bob Alloy CARlSBAD, CA, FEB. 13 Riverside OTMX got things under way on the reversed moto track of CMXR, with Master Aclass Mark Brooks til.king the hole.shot. Brooks continued his fast pace and wrapped up firstplace wins in motos one and two. Master B-class rider Dave jacobus powered his Yam.aha into the lead and dominated the action all six laps. Tim DaiJys smooth and fast riding won him second place. The second moto began with Jack Roten in the lead position at the first turn, and six laps later he had the win. Daily took another wellearned second. Expert huck Rouse started the action i.n moto one by blasting his Yamaha into the lead C'ayton Memoria' oandarion 65