Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

rear-brake cable' snapped and he shot past a turn, giving Morrison the opportunity to regain the lead. After he made the pass on Greer, Morrison went barreling past an.other turn. Edmondson nailed it perfectly, putting him in control of first p.osition as he came through the barrels going into the second lap. Lapped traffic caused Edmondson to slow down, giving Morrison the chance to sljp by. Morrison held on to the lead, taking the overall win. Chad Parker put in a great first-lap effort tn take the lead in the 200cc A class. Meanwhile, David White was making his way through the pack, recovering from a last-place start. Slower riders began to shut down Parker's pace, giving White the Rerfect opportunity to take a shot at the lead. White gained control of the lead and kept it to the finish: with Parker coming in second. Kawasaki rider Josh Elliot made a last-lap pass to get by KTM-mounted Brian Morgan for third. Randall Ellison took the holeshot in the 250cc A class, with Suzuki" rider Larry Trent, Cycle Center-sponsored Kawasaki rider Wesley Moran, and Tony Deal right behind him. Moran started working his way up to the front, passing Deal on a straight stretch and getting by Trent, who bounced off 01 a tree and to the side of the trail. Onc~ Moran passed Ellison, he kept a strong hold on the lead and kept up a lightningfast pace to take first place and the lead in the points standings. After passing Deal, who was stopped on the side of the trail, Trent got dialed in and set his sights on the lead. On the last lap, Trent had Moran in his sights, but Moran grabbed more throttle and took off. Suzuki rider Travis Williford battled his way up from a last-place start to take third place. Results 0/A: Daniel Morrison (Kaw). AA: I. Stephen Edmondson (Kaw); 2. George Creer (Han); 3. Tommy Handy (Yam); 4. Jason Crecr (Yam). 200 A: I. David White (Hus); 2. Chad Parker (Kaw); 3. J06h Elliot (Kaw); 4. Brian Morgan (KTM); 5. Johnny Woods (Yam). 250 A: 1. Wesley Moran (Kaw); 2. L.1rry Trent (Suz); 3. Travis Williford (Suz); 4. Rr (H-D); 2. Kevin Weaver (Han); 3. Scott PieJ'C{' (Han); 4. Richard Potter (Yam); 5. Terry B.1iley (H-D). PROD: 1. Bob Fisher (H-D); 2. Wnde Schultz (H-D); 3. Buzz Green (H-D); 4. Jacob B.1ilcy (Tri); 5. Terry Bailey (H-D). STK: 1. Chris Brown (Suz); 2. Chris Rivers (Kaw); 3. Mike Pulver (Kaw); 4. Ronnie Mayo (Yam); 5. Steve Dougherty (KTM). and time for second place. Schultz was also impressive with a good 4.518-second third-place ride on his Yamaha twin. Schultz was just warming up in the 750cc class, however. All eyes were on him as he rolled his incredible Harley to the line in the Open class; everyone was expecting him to turn the monster loose. Flying the powerful machine not only over the second jump but also high over the top as he had the nerve to hold the throttle open just a little longer than most riders, Schultz demonstrated how it is done. Schultz recorded a time of 4.273 seconds, a new fast time and hill record. Schultz wa5 a double class winner, as he also made it to a second-round 4.375-second second win in the Pushrod class after crashing hard at 114 feet on his first ride. Results 50 AUTO: 1. Blake Cilppcllo (Lem); 2. Donald Robbins (Cob); 3. Justin Moore (KTM); 4. Luke Vaughn (KTM); 5. Troy Sk.1GG!l (Lem). 85 YfH: 1. Damon Mayo (Hon); 2. Nick Mayo (Han); 3. Eric Skaggs (Suz); 4. D.1n Myers (Suz); S. Jacob Tackitt (Yam). 200: 1. Chris Rivers (Yam); 2. Beck.1 Williams (l(.1W); 3. Bill Asbell (5uz); 4. Cody Jenner (Han). 250: 1. Kevin Cappello (Kaw); 2. Mark Goodman Jr. (Kaw); 3'Andy Fortner (SuU; 4. Donald Barber Jr. (Han); 5. Rodney Nelson (Kaw). . 400: 1. Brent Stewart (KTM); 2. Steve Dougherty (KTM); 3. Mike Hillard (Yam); 4. Sieve Shafer (Yam). 600: I. Andy FQrtncr (Hon); 2. Darrell Trent (Han); 3. Mark Goodman (1<.1W). Jr. (Han); 4. Kelly Brady (Han); 5. Michael Huns.1ker 750: I. John Hillard (Kaw); 2. Andy Fortner O

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