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CYCLEFEST AT SIR
Fleming and Bau were in pursuit. Kann
era s-rutted the third tum following the
start and Shealy grabbed the lead.
Meanwhile, Bau charged past Fleming for fourth, and halfway through lap
one she propelled her way past Satch-well and Kann and into second. Breezing past Shealy on the inside of a turn
during lap two, Bau took control of the
number-one position.
Bau rode her own race to the finish,
developing a IS-second lead over
Shealy. Satchwell and Fleming trailed.
"Tltis was more easy, because I started better, so there were onl y three or
four people in front of me," said Bau.
There were 30 racers lined up for the
Women's I2Scc Amateur-class mota,
and it was IMS/RP Racing's Aubriana
Dunn who secured the holeshot. Amy
Rogers and Ashley Baham were in hot
pursuit. It was obvious that FMF/B&B
Sportcycles/Champion Nutrition/Loveland Motorsports' Baham was not content to sit in third place, and 4S seconds
into the first lap she flew past Rogers for
second. In lap three, Dunn hit the dirt in
the finish-line tum, allowing Baham to
take first. Dunn recovered quickly and
was able to hold on to second.
Baham cruised to the finish line for
the win, followed by Dunn and Rogers.
"I kind of bogged down in the gate,"
said a triumphant.Boham. "The sand is
really deep there. I had to work my way
up, but it was worth it."
She also admitted that the ruts made
riding difficult.
"I'm from Colorado, -and we don't
get many ruts there, so the ruts here are
kind of hard to work through," Baham
added.
Dunn said she was looking forward
to the second mota.
"1 went down in the first mota, but at
least I got the holeshot," Dunn said.
"They could take some of the holes out
of the uphill. It's really bumpy."
Rogers was also looking forward to
the second mota.
"This is an awesome track. I've just
got to push it a little more, keep a consistent pace and hopefully come out on
top."
Her first-mota experience with soft
sand paid off for Baham, who captured
the holeshot in the second mota. Laura
Little, Kristi Myers and Dunn were in
pursuit.
Dunn 'again got a close look at the
dirt, going down in the third turn after
the start. She dropped 'back to fifth,
behind Marianna Stringel.
During lap four, Dunn charged past
Stringel and Little, placing herself in
third.
Baham and Myers distanced themselves from the pack and crossed the finish line one-two. Dunn crossed the finish line in third, followed by Stringel.
"I really concentrated on getting the
holeshot this time," Boham said. "I
didn't want people to get in front of me,
because I have a hard time passing. This
was a good experience for me. I ride the
same track in Colorado all the time. Riding another track is a lot more fun."
Baham plans to compete at the local
tracks around her hometown of LovelaI)d, Colorado, but she also hopes to
attend more Nationals in the future. _
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Results: May 8, 1999 (Round 1 of 5)
WMN AM: 1. Ashley Boham (Hon); 2. Aubriana
Dunn (Yam); 3. Kristi Myers (Kaw); 4.. Amy Rogers

