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the day's activities were pre-empted was the B Super Stock contest. This time, Stokes bolted to the front from the fifth row to take the lead from his teammate Caylor. By the second lap, Stokes had a good-sized lead over a tight group that was battling for second through fifth. Gibbs pulled off with a mechanical problem on the second. lap, and Hayden worked his way to the front of the pack for second at the white flag, but there was no chance of his catching Stokes. Stokes won, with Hayden and Charles Otis joining him on the podium. eN Road Atlanta Braselton, Georgia Results: March 13-14, 1999 D S/BKEX: 1. Frank Stroman (Kaw); 2. Tommy Campbell (Yam); 3. Steve A. "Long (Yam); 4. John Hovey (Yom). o S/BK NOV: I. C. Kyle Ray (Yam); 2. Tracee Stephen Polcin (Yam); 3. Barry T. Pailes (Yam); 4. Shawn Quickert (yam); 5. Michael Lighton (Yam). A S!BK EX: 1. Brian Stokes (Suz); 2. Chris Caylor (Suz); 3. Roger Lee Hayden (Suz); 4. Mike deBrabant (Suz); 5. Jeff Kramer (Suz). C-PROD NOV: 1. Keenan Foster (Han); 2. Wrenn Smith (Han); 3. Ernest D. Maile [I (Kaw); 4. Clint Rupert (Suz); 5. Steve Clilrk (Yam). C S/STK: 1. Brian Gibbs (Suz); 2. Brian Lantz (Kaw); 3. Charles Otis IV (Suz); 4. Bryan Barbour (Suz). 125 GP: 1. Jason DiSalvo (Hon); 2. Glenn Pisoo (Han); 3. Matt Henderson (Han); 4. Jim Conley Jr. (Han); S. David felento (Yam). CLBMN EX: 1. Frank Stroman (Kaw); 2. Mark Morrow (Yam); 3. Bill Siewert (Kaw). CLBMN: 1. Shawn Quickert (Yam); 2. Michael Lighton (Yam); 3. Rick Guirey (Yam); 4. Jeffrey M. Rozycki (Yam); 5. Roger Deon (Kaw). B S/STK EX: 1. Brian Stokes (Suz); 2. Roger Lee Hayden (Suz); 3. Jonathan Bowman (Suz); 4. Chris Caylor (Suz); 5. Charles Otis IV (Suz). B PROD NOV: 1. Keenan Foster (Han); 2. Roman A. Kilgore (Suz); 3. Ernest D. Maile IT (Kaw); 4. ..clint Rupert (Suz). F-2 EX: 1. Jason DiSalvo (Han); 2. Robert Barringer (Yam); 3. Brett Remesik (Yam). F-2 NOV: 1. Rocky Stargel (Yam); 2. Tracee Stephen Poldn (Yam); 3. Steven R. Bell (Yam). AMA/Checkered Flag Productions Arenacross Rouftd 13 Moore takes charge • By Clay Light PRINEVILLE, OR, MAR. 12-13 an Moore carted off the lion's share of the .cash payoff a t the final round of the AMA/C.\leckered Flag Productions National Arenacross Series with a two-class sw:eep of both nights of racing at the Crook County Fairgrounds' Exposition Arena. Riding a Sports Cycle/ Xtremebacked Suzuki, Moore was nothing less than spectacular in his two 125cc and two 250cc main-event victories throughout two nights of racing. Things did not start off quite so good for Moore, as Todd Fletcher handed Moore a loss - the only ·such occurrence of the weekend - in 125cc qualifying on Friday night. With the lure of big money on the line, Moore rebounded quickly in Friday's 125cc Pro final to trail SMP's Justin Homan on the opening lap of the main event. Moore overtook Homan, the local favorite, to take possession of the lead - one he would not relinquish. D The battle for second went to the finish, resulting in Homan netting tile position from fletcher, who was followed by Cody Taylor and Walter Campbell. Moore quickly got out front in the 250cc Pro final, leading Fletcher and Homan, who once again provided all of the action behind Moore, who opened up another of his untouchable leads. Fletcher, riding a Kawasaki, seemingly controlled the numbertwo spot, but he lost out on the last lap to Homan after getting out of shape in the rugged whoop section. "Man, that mistake just cost me $150 bucks," Fletcher said. "1 screwed up in the whoops with the flag in sight and Justin got by me big." On Saturday night, Moore won both of his qualifiers to take the top pick on the starting line in the Pro main events, using the position to launch out ahead of the field in the 125cc Pro main. Campbell put his Honda into second, close behind Moore, in what was Campbell's best performance of the weekend. Campbell, however, lost his composure in the tricky whoop section and then lost a position to Homan. Homan, in turn, also fell victim to the Dan Moore won four Pro main events during 1Y{0 consecutive nights of arenacross action in Prineville, Oregon. course, moving Fletcher into second· at the finish, well behind Moore but ahead of Campbell, Taylor and Homan, who remounted quickly enough to salvage fifth. en en en "C c.. « 41