Results
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Ryan Riess swept both motos of the
125cc Beginner class at Los Angeles
County Raceway in Palmdale, California.
250 BEG: I. Jimmy Sailing (Kaw); 2. Wesley West {Yam}; 3.
Scott Frey (Yam).
250 JIt; I. Mark Crocktt (Yam); 2. Ichiro Nakaya (Suz); 3.
Robert Wcnd>ey (Yam).
250 INT: 1. Tim Olson (Yam); 2. Alvin Zalamea (Yam); 3.
Brian Howell r (Yam); 5. Craig Da\is (Yam).
VET BEG: 1. Dave Hidu:r.K>n (Sud; 2. Kevin Johnson (Hon);
3. John Stohl (Hon); c. James Undft' (Kaw); S. Dave Linder (teaw).
VET JR: 1. Sam Ramirez. (Yam); 2. Mike Brinldey (Yam); 3.
Chris Hugh"!!), (teaw); 4. Robert WeBCMy (Yam); 5. Eric Carr
{Kaw).
VET INT: I. Brad Diet. (Yam); 2. Jeff Kaplan (Kaw); 3. Dzrk
Davidow oc.w); 4. Cary Harada (Kaw); 5. Rocky Hash (Yam),
4C).i. JR: I. Chris Corum (~w); 2. Mitch Evans (Kaw); 3.
Wayne Wells (Hon); 4. 1.eoN.rd KlI'5Ch~ (l;Ion); Mike Cassell
(~w).
.a+
lNT: 1. Scott Mays (KTM); 2. Michael Rigdon (Hon); 3Bob SuUiviln (Hon); 4. john Tookey CHon>; 5. Curt )mlonski O1on).
-40+ EX: I. [A'rum Boulware (Yam); 2. Mark Hall CYam}; 3.
Ken Ehlers (Yam); 4. Teel KukY (Yam): S. Gary Scott {Yam}.
40+ MSTR: 1. Scot Harden (KTM); 2. Rich Eientedt (Suz); 3.
George Kohler U; 3. Olristopher Brack·
d (KTM); 4. CJuisban Harding (Hon).
P/W6lJ; I. Danid King (Yam).
S/P/W (4-6); 1. Chril Piouffe (KTM); 2.
Keith RobiNon (Cob).
S/P/W (7-9» I. MichDel Truglia (KTM);
2. Patrick Canoll (KTM); 3. Cory Arellano
(KTM); 4. CI\n5topher Bracket (KTM); 5.
Michael Arcl1ano (J(TM).
60 BEG: 1. Broc Stewart (Kaw); 2. Daniel
Cagle Jr. (Kaw); 3. Michael Arellano (Kaw);
4.. Gary ~Ilano (Kaw).
60 (4-8); 1. Trent Pugmll't (Kaw)
60 (9-11); I. Dougla Carter CKaw); :z..
Preston Lundin O(aw); 3. Ada!! BilIkchis
(Kaw); 4.. Ken Slater Jr. (KTM).
80 BEG; 1, Kyle Jenkins (Kaw); 2.
Michael Brewer (Hon); 3. Tanner Langham
(Suz); 4. Timothy McDanael (Yam); S. John
McNeil (Yam).
80 (7-11): 1. Dave Cartt'!' (lCaw); 2. Randati Hall (Kaw); 3. Matt Elliott (Hon).
80 (12-13): 1. C.J. Mahon (Yam); 2. Garrett Eberle (Yam); 3. Anthony Barbacovi
(Yam); 4. BrcH rivler (Knw); S. Dllrin
Chisholm (Yam).
80 (14--16): I. Donnie GrItton (Yam); 2. Chris Norr (Hon); 3.
Robert Clark (Yam).
S/MINI: 1. Donnie Gritton (Yam.); 2. Bobby 5t'ffan (KawJ;3.
Chnll Norr (Hon).
WMN: I. TllIT\3ra Neitzel (HaN; 2. Erin O'Brien (Kaw).
125 BEG: 1. Ryan RieM (Yam): 2. Jamie Dietz (Yam); 3. Ryan
Happy (yam); 4. Myan Spaccarelli (Yam); 5. Aaron Bjork (Hon).
125 NOV: 1. Jimmy Eberle (Yam); 2. Charles Dana (YZ); 3.
IJeucto RulJedge O:ion); 4. Shaun Trabert (Kaw); 5. NeU Chisholm
(Hon),
2SO SEQ 1. Flemming urson (Kaw); 2. Brian Adams (Suz); 3.
Adam Quiclc (Yam); 4. Scott Johnson (yam); 5. Bryan Wan::! (Yam).
250 NOV: 1. Ryan Dove (Yam); 2. Scott Fell (Yam); 3. Hendon
Ole (Yam); 4. Clay Donahue Fontenot (Hon); S. Neil hlsholm
(Hon).
2SO lNT: 1. Raymond Smith (Yam); 2. Nkk MaU'05e (Suz); 3.
Chl15 Reed (K.aw).
250 PRO: 1. Dustm Evans (Hon); 2. Chris Neltul (Suz); 3.
Bryan Nelson (Yam).
SOO PRO: I. Edwardo Flippo CHon); 2. Norm Schie:l (Hon).
JRVETBEG:l.~ICrilM;2.CnigM~(Kaw);3.
Crq Bammcl (Kaw).
JR VET NOV: 1. Gain Abeyou (Hord; 2. Rob Enriquez (Yam);
3. Orll Pedrrson (Suz); ... Steve HerlUlndez (Yam); 5. Pasha
Aishu(Yam).
]R VET tNT: 1. Chris Reed CKaw); 2. Rid: Chownard O.
R NOV: 1. Ken Slater Sr. (Kaw); 2. Michael Burnett (Yam).
SR AM: 1. Steve Norr (lion); 2. Bob Dunham (Yam); 3. Greg
Robertson (Hon).
SR EX: 1. Edwardo Flippo (Hon); 2. Nonn Schiel (.Hon).
OfT NOV: I. Raleigh Webster (Hon~; 2. Dave Rutledge
(Hon);3. Art Jung (Kaw); 4-. Hal Crady (]Caw); 5. John Craft (Kaw).
OfT AM: 1. Charles Howell (Yam); 2. Keith Chadwick (Hon);
3. Jeff Hawthorne (Suz.); 4. Don Meincr(Hon), 5. Ken lk-ach (Yam).
OfT EX: I. Herbert Allen (Kaw); 2. Kirk Freeman (Yam); 3.
Cary Willison (Kaw); 4. laO')' WilliAms (Yam); 5. Bob Dunham
(Yam).
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OfT MSTR B: 1. Nonn Schiel (Hon); 2. Alan O'Brien (Yam);
3. W.G. Wil50n (Yam); 4. Jack Kell (Hon); 5. Mark Neal O.
30+: 1. Drew jusher (Yam); 2. Mark Dye (K.aw); 3. Marl(W8ley (Hon); 4. Wayne Handley (Yam); 5. Tom Woeyhdt (Kaw).
35+: 1. ~ Justice (Yam); 2. Mark Dye (l(;tw); 3. Mitch Rt1s
(Yam); 4. Dennis Roko<y (Suz); 5. John Conno" (Suz).
40+: 1. 10M Colman (Suz); 2. Omnis RokoAky (Suz); 3. Steve
Edwa~ (Kaw); 4. Milte Cai.1zza (Suz); 5. P~ Zancon (Suz).
·50+: I. Guenter Sommer (Yam); 2. Robert Dare (Kaw);3. Mike
Deen (Hon); 4. Ceo Gile (Yam); 5. 'Doug J..oomjs (Hon).
WMN: I. Tracey mith (Yam); 2. Sommt..,. Wood (Kaw); 3.
Trati Hess (Suz); 4. Dyanna Conner (Hon); 5. Ashley Jackson
(Knw).
MNY: 1. Marco Dubi (Suz); 2. Marcus Pedl'CTO (Suz,); 3. Jason
Fink (Kaw); 4. Nathan Miller (Hon); 5. Chris Brown (Yam).
Rosetto plants one in SOIL
Hare Scrambles series
By Lance Martin
Parsons takes two at
Marion County MX
REDDICK, Fl., MAR 14
Approximately 320 riders attended round five of
8ELLEVILLE, lL, MAR 21
Alex Rosetto plowed his way to tl,e front, taking
the overall win at round one of the SOIL Hare
Scrambles Series. The Belleville Enduro Te<>m
laid out a very tight and techni al 4-mile loop
that included portions of a motocross track. Perfect weather and track condition greeted 220
the Sunshine State Motocross Series, held at
Motocross of Marion County. BSY-backed Tom
Parsons scored two class victories on a hot Aorida day by winning all four motos in the 125cc B
and 250cc B divisions.
In the first 250cc B moto, Parsons led the 10rider field into turn one, with Simon Belzile,
Ryan Fomango, Darryl Lind and Justin Tank following. Lind moved by Fornango on the opening lap, as Parsons quickly opened up a lead
over the pack. Fomango then fell victim to Tank
and Curt Comstock on lap two,
When the white flag came out, Parsons had
complete control of the ra e, with Belzile and
Lind alone in second and third. The real battle on
the race track was for fifth, between Tank and
Comstock. Comstock tried many tricks but ran
out of time as Tank held on for fourth at the flag.
Parsons again rocketed out of the gate to start
moto two, with Belzile, Tank, Comstock and Lind
giving chase. Lind sailed by Comstock over the
finish-line tabletop to greet the green flag as Parsons once again checked out from the field, SCOTing the easy win ahead of Belzile, Tank and Lind,
Parsons later returned to whale in both 125cc
B motos, but not without a figh from Ryan
Lolkhuot, Tim Bantle and Augie Lieber.
Paul Perebijnos scored a hat trick, winning
all three classes he entered: the 80 (12-15), Super
Minj and 125cc Youth races. Perebijnos won
both the 80cc classes on his Honda, then topped
the Youth motes on a Suzuki.
Canadian Motocross champ Marco Dube
took home the lion's share of the Money class. as
he won both matos, _but not without a hard
fight. Marcus Pedrero led the opening moto
racers. Due to the large turnout, the hosting club
decided to run separate races. A and B riders ran
first for two hours, followed by the Senior and C
riders £Or an hour and a baH.
Rosetto set a blistering pace on his way to
the front.
'1 started off about eighth and passed a lot of
riders:' said Rosetta: "[ kept pushing. thinking
there was some more to pass. I didn't really know
where I was until they gave me the checkered
flag and told me J won. r was riding a KXl25 for
the first time. l think I am going to like it:'
Rosetto was planning on riding the G CC
race in South Carolina the very same day but
could not find a traveling partner. He was very
pleased with his results.
John Roth was able to catch Rosetto in the
tight sections but could not make a pass.
"As soon as we would get out in the open Of).
the motocross track, Rosetto would fly," said
Roth, "He was riding a good race, BET did a
great job of laying out a good, technical track:'
Mike Windmann was an early leader before
Rosetto made his way to the front.
"I got off the line in fourth and was follow. ing for a while," sa.id Wind mann. I/Some of us
lost the a.rrows and others made some mistakes,
and that allowed me to gain the lead. I had some
trouble getting around some lappers and ] fell in
a turn and Roth got around me. I was able to tail
him all the way to the end b"t I could not pass.
He was riding a good race:'
Afterward, a lot of racers were commenting
On how well the club had handled the large
turnout and how much fun the race was.
"We were surprised by the turnout,'" said
By Kyle Myers
Belleville Enduro Team regular John Banes, who
aced the Vet class, "This is going to be a good
series."
Results
AA: 1. Alex Rosetto (Kaw); 2. John Roth (Yam); 3. Mike
Windmann (ICI'M); 4. Lee Lankuti (K;TM); 5. TJlftner England
(Yam).
A:. I. Dav ~Il (Hus); 2. Robert Dunoan (Yam); 3. Lance
Minnaept. (KTM); 4. Joe Strutmann (Kaw); 5. Darald Johnson
(Yam).
80: 1. JustIn f'bnna ~w); 2. Mark Gordon (Yilm); 3. WeJey
H.mpsh (yam); 4. Adam KrakOliky (Hon); 5. james Pllpproth
(Kaw).
4-S'TRK; I. Neal Vanway (Yam); 2. Les Busenbark (Yam); 3.
l..ance Maron (Hon);'" Randy Deeke (Hon); 5. to.1ark Erwm (Hus).
50+: I. John Oller (KoIw); 2. Ron Kohring (Yam); 3. Don Rye
(Y.If\); 4. lUc:h Hudson (Yam); 5. Bob JKItaon (KTM).
40+: 1. Ed Hamml."nlChnudt (Yam); 2. Keith Kibort (Yam); 3.
George Wills (Kaw); 4. Don Mantlwy (Yam); 5. Andy Long (Suz).
VET: 1. JOM Banes (K.1W); 2. Scott Fitzgerald (Kaw); 3. Rick
Kinkelaar (Yam); 4. Steve Fitzgerald (Kaw); 5. Mike Lineback
(Hon).
200 B: 1. Charles ~~her (Yam); 2. ZachoJry M.1bcry (Hon);
3. Shawn Sanders (Yam); 4. Brad Bush (Suz); 5. Richard Bruce
tKaw).
250 B: I. John Banes Jr. (Kaw); 2. Jason StegaU (K.1W); 3. Char·
lie Meyer (K.1w); 4, Jason I..m\on (Kaw); 5. Jonathan Buck.
OPEN B; I. Broner Smith (KTM); 2. Brian Rkharcboo (Hus);
3. Jeff Kuec.henneister (ATK); 4. Chrl Sloan (Yam); 5. jimmie
Boyer (ATK).
101-200 C: 1. Josh MurTy (Su:t); 2. Derek Toberman (Kaw); 3.
Anton Laskot (Kaw); 4. SIf.'Ve Akers (Kow); 5. Tony Wilcox (Yam).
201-QPEN C: 1. Steve Neumeyer (I'Ion); 2. Mike Schobert
(Hon); 3. Ron Gilmore (Kaw); 4. Dave Helm (HOI}); S. Todd Row-.
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land (Kilw).
TR: 1. Nate une (Yam); 2. Chris Kl1epler (Hon); 3. Rkk
Edwards (ATK); 4. Justin Prott (Knw). S. Kirk Frelmuth (YAm).
Parker prevails at ZMA MX
By Dick Goodwin
ST. GEORGE, UT, MAR. 21
Honda hotshoe MJchael Parker turned in a gritty
performance at the ZMA motocross, besting the
Supermini class. The Las Vegas ace engaged in
two fierce duels with Kappy Kealamakia during
both motos,
Kealamakia jumped out ahead of Parker and
zack Grobstein to initiate the action in race one.
Wesley Harris and Jason Lopez were pressuring
the leaders as they blasted around the Supercross-type course. Kealamakia and Parker tarted to pull away as Grobstein took a soil sample,
leaving Harris and Lopez to fight over third. The
top two blew out to a big lead as the race wore
on. Parker applied heavy pressure until he lid
out late in the race, allowing KeaLamakia to
scamper home with the win. Parker recovered
for second. Harris went down in the whoops on
the white-flag lap, handing Lopez third place.
Kealamakia burned the field in mota two,
leading Parker, Lopez nnd H<1rris out onto the
track. Harris made a pass in the whoops to take
over third. but Kealamakia and Parker were
already starting to stretch out a lead. Parker
stalked Kealamakia f r a couple of laps before
outjumping him at the center hill. Parker moved
into the lead, but on the white-flag lap, KeaJamakia passed Parker back - only to have Parker
retaliate in a hairpin turn. Another pass and a
repass and the two flew over the finish tine in
tandem. Michael Parker got the nod and the
overall by the slimmest of margins in a great
finish.
The 250cc Pro/Intermediate field was also
geared up and ready, and at the drop of the
gate, Bill Phelps rocketed out in front of FMFbacked Mike Chase and Vegas Power Sportssponsored Monte Montague. Chase made the
pass for the lead, but shortly thereafter Montague muscled his way into second. Chase was
on a tear until he slid out in the back section of
the track. Montague inherited the lead and did
not waste it, cranking up the pace to win, Phelps
soldiered on to a solid second, whire Kirk Huff
and Chase took turns catching and passing each
other for the remainder of the race until Chase
finally outjumped Huff on the last jump to capture third,
Phelps blasted his Yamaha out in front once
again to start race two, ahead of Chase and Huff.
Montague was mid pack but he Was on fire,
passing quickly into fourth. When Chase went
down in a hairpin tum, Montague seized the
opportunity to pass Phelps in the whoops and
suddenly found himself in second. Montague
pressured Ruff for several laps until he found a
way past in a hairpin tum and then flat hauled
all the way to the checkers for his second
straight win. HuH hung tough to finish second,
and Chase climbed all the way back from last
after his get-off to finish third.
Results
P/W STK (4-6): 1. Blake Savage (KTM); 2. Kaden Murphy
(KTM); 3. Levi Harl CLem); 4. Codi Norton (KTM); 5. Dusty
Humphries (KTM).
P/W STK (7-8): I. Olllan Glendenning (Cob); 2. Andrew Iovino (KlM); 3. DevIn HUllt; 5. Quade Haynie (L.cm).
P/W OPEN (4-6): 1. Blake: SolVage (KTM); 2. CocHe Norton
(KTM); 3. Kaden Murphy (KTM); 4. David Cabrera (Yam); 5.
Brock Glendenning (Lem).
P/W OPEN (7-8): I. Oillan Glendenning (Cob); 2. Andrew
Iovino (KTM); 3. Quad Haynte (tern).
60 NOV (6-8): I. Justin Stucki (Kaw); 1. Tony uputo (Kaw);
3. Austin Gome:t (!Caw); 4. Brodie Humphries (KTM); 5. Dinan
Glendenning (Kawl.
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