Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

l25lNT: 1.]08h Tupa (Yam). 250 BEG: 1. Rob Guzw (Yam); 2. Darrel Wood (Yam); 3. Mala Ushiroyama (Hen). 250 NOV: 1. Kuk Chandler lHon); 2. Jeff Lysdal~ (J(;Iw); 3. We MOIpn (Hon). 250 tNT: 1. Clement (TM); 2. Josh Tupa (Yam); 3. Bob ZmgJr. (Suz). OP£,\l \lOY: I. Sal Om\ana (Yam); 2. Steve Holtman (Yam). VET JO+ BEG; I. Jay R05hngton (Yam>; 2. Paul Terry (Yam>; 3. I.ln I1lack (Hon) VET JO. NOV: I. Arnold Swartchenegger (Yam); 2. Kuno Burnham (Kilw); 3 Dan I...ockwood (Yam). VET 30+ tNT: 1. BID Kede (Yam); 2. Sandy Loulld (Hon); 3. TIm Theod~ (Yam). VET JO.o. EX: 1. James De.Ridd~r (Yam); 2. David Jennings (Han); 3. Vk Wau..er (Yam). VET 40+ NOV: I.]im Myel1W)n (Yam); 2.]ohn Clemens (Yam). VET 40+ INT; I. Pat Hawley (Suz); 2. Rod Hendrickson (Yam); 3. Brad Cutrott (Kaw). VET 40+ MSTR: I. Tim Marsh (Yam); 2. DanlCl Daval05 (Suz); 3. Cl'i'ug Infield (Hon). VET 40+ EX; 1. Rob Wilslure (Hon); 2. Alan McDonald (Hon). VET 50+ OV: 1. Ed Rodzach (Yam); 2. Phil Blukburn n.R. (J(TM). • V.ET SO.,. M TR: 1. Dave Jacobus (Yam); 2. Chuck Rouse (Yam). VET 50+ INT: 1. Dennis Rosenburg (Yam); 2. Phil Blackburn (KTM); 3. Oive Cheffins {)(awl. 4~STRK/BMBR EX: I. Thomas Engl~hardl (Yam); 2. Hootic e.tvit CHon). WMN NOV: 1. Lisa Sher (Kaw); 2. TIffany Hollman (Kaw); 3. Sharlin Humphreys (Yam). . Tarantino pUlps Sarona Oaks By Homer Eubanks RAMONA, CA, MAR. 21 A total of 320 riders lined the gate at Barona Oaks Raceway in what was just the second of a , 21-race series. The spring weather drew a huge number of spectators. Those in attendance enjoyed a wide variety of motocross action ranging from Pros to Pee Wee Beginners and including a healthy field of Veteran riders. Josh Tarantino chipped away at the competition to take home the 250cc Pro purse in an event full of surprises. In moto one, Angelo lngrande brought his Suzuki around turn one first, with Todd Mitchell, Tarantino and Lars Larsson trailing. Just before the second lap, lngrande dropped his Suzuki, giving the lead to Mitchell. Tarantino also found liille traction and found himself brushing off the red Barona Oaks clay. The crash put Larsson in second until lap four, when he cut inside Mitchell for the lead. Tarantino was able to get back in the thick of thE! battle late in the rrtce and take the second spot from Mitchell. Before Tarantino could get settled in, Mitchell came back on the following lap and retook the position. At the checkered flag. it was Lars Larsson first, followed by Mitchell, Tarantino and Lngrande. The second moto seemed like it would be a repeat of the first moto. lngrande shot out of the gate and into tum one first. Tarantino grabbed the second spot, and Mitchell was ahead of Larsson. Tarantino put a charge on lngrande, and as they elbowed one another for most of the lap, the two racers kept the spectators on the edge of their seats. Ingrande held the position during this battle, but when the next wave hit", Ingrande saw Tarantino cut inside for the lead. Tarantino took the lead just as a bee found its way into lngrande's helmet, stinging him on the cheek. (ngrande lost the purse to Tarantino, but the bee paid the ultimate price: It was found crumpled up in lngrande:s helmet. Todd Mitchell earned second overall. with Lars Larsson taking third. Results INTRO TO MX.: I. Tr;lvls FrelStiit (KTM); 2. Billy Brubaker (KTM>; 3. Scott O'Conner (Yam); 4. Tyler H'flTII'lann (Cob); 5. Jusdn MOIpII n Corfman (KTM). P/W MOD (7-8): 1. KrisIOphcr Chambers (Cob). JR CYCLE: I. A.J. WiUiams (Kaw); 2. Curtis Frost (Kaw); 3. Cam~ron Corfman (KTM); 4. Ryan Mallon (Kaw); 5. Anthony Quinteno (Kaw). 60 STI< (7-1)): I. Brad Maslers (Kaw); 2. Bradley Baqulal (Kaw); 3. ody Seevers (K"w); 4. Nolan Shultz (Kaw); 5. Mich:ie:1 Hall

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