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circui t, moving into the lead . When the checkers
fell, he ha d a five-second lead over Eggers, Abel.
Weilly and w osylu k. w ho ro unded out the top
five.
Kawasaki pilot Matt Boni was the top min i
rid er, wi n ning th e 80cc (7-11) a nd Su permi ni
divisions.
With a week off from the outdoor Nationals,
Jason Thomas eas ily wo n the 15-24 class.. then
lat e r ret u rn ed to w in th e O pen . Money moto
over Jarrett Tipping. Tipping kep t Thom as hones t the en tire mot a, but Thomas still pulled out
the wi n. Tip pin g, Mike Stevenso n, Billy Wood
and Marcu s Pedrero round ed out the top five.
S U B S e R BE?
CA
RODUCT
Results
50 O IL·IN): 1. I<.dIL· n Fitzp.tt rick (Yam ); 2. Co llin Cebre (y..m );
'to(Yolm) 5. J..
;
ason c~
3. Ta nn y H u~hl$ (Yam); 4. Taylor Pldcid L
(Yilm).
50 (4-6) : 1. Dyla n Bantum (Cob); 2. Tyler Mou n' (Cub); 3.
"
Robb y H uo;s t Lem) : 4. Damon Walker (l L'm ); 5. ZlC Fn . t'bt'Tg
(Cob).
.
50 (7·"): 1. JL"!'... • Freema n (Cl\b) ; 2. CI'""Y wooda rd (Cob ); 3.
Ryan Law hon (Cob); 4. l' mm y NI.rtl1n (Cob) : 5. Fra nl. Ch .lrolm ul
(Cub).
50 O PEN : I. ]Lo!>!oL' Frt.~m ,l n (Cob ); 2. Cure y Woud,ml (Cub); 3.
Tyler M oore (C" b); 4. Jimmy N urton (Cob ); 5. Robb y H ess (tern).
hO BFC,; 1. Cliol SI, ey (KTM); 2. Fran k C h<1fa mut ( K. W); 3,
d l
1
Tyle rM oore (K"w ); 4. lustin Hal l (K,lW);5. Bla ke Ha rber ( Ka w).
toO (5-8); 1. Lucas C n'!> i (K"w) ; 2. Rya n Law hon ( K.HII); 3
p
Jimmy No rto n {K.1Wl; 4 . jess", Freema n (Kol ); 5. Robe rt Pra ther
W
(KTM).
60 (1J..1 ! ): 1. Troy Dav i!i ( I(., W); 2. Matt Bu rke (1(.Iw );3. D.lllny
Weyer (K,lWI; 4. Devon 1 '1,ll"iJ ~'!> (K,1wl; 5. G.l m.·tt Wood (KTM1.
6t1o rEN : J. D,lIl11y Wl'yerCKa w); 2. Devo n I'l.1ddes OGtw); 3.
Tro y Da vis (K.H'.·); 4. Corey woodard ( Kaw) ; 5. Ga rren Wood
(KTM ).
go (7· 11): ). Malt Boni I I(.1W) ; 2. Ju:.lin Bryan t (5uz); 3. Dillv
B urrer (Su:l); 4. M.l t! Bur kt" (Ka w ); 5. Cody N t' ff (s uz) .
•
tlO (12· 15): 1. Augie Liebe r (suz); 2. Eric St e wa rt (Yolm); 3.
Rya n W.HT\'n (lG.Iw ); 4. lM.·.lUSvancao (lG.Iw); 5. Man Pedreru (Suz ).
S / MINI: 1. Mdlt Boni (l<.dwl; 2. Eric Stewart tin Bry.tn t (Suz ); 5. Billy Harper (Suz) .
.
SO BEG : I. T roy D.lVis ( Yolm ); 2. M.uli n Davis (suz); 3.
Michdlc.· Gosse lin (s uzl ; 4_Brandon Rt. 'vdl (Ho n); 5. Tyler Coscta
(Yam).
YrH (12·15): 1. Odf B.1dgett (Ho nl; 2. JO!>h Hildebrand Ulon);
3. Chad Mi.. (I<.dw);". Aanm COnt· (Sill ); 5. Oint GibsLm (Suz l.
15-24: I. Iascn Thomas (Ya m); 2. Billy Wood (Yolm) 3. Co hn
;
Ma r;.l. (YoI m l; 4_Jl'TT)' )ilC m (I(.UII ); 5. Ton y Stvklos (SU7).
k'll.
125 B: I. Troy AdolrTb (Suz) ; 2. Shdwn Pettit (Ya m); 3. Au~it'
Lit.m (Yol ); 4_Kvll' M VtT'>(Su, ); 5. PollSt-\·er (Yilm).
m
l
125 C; I. Tony St~~t.'!'o (Suz ); 2. rat Molnning (Yol l; 3. Cliff
m
B.1rlt'tt (Htm) ; 4 Brad B.1Jdlllll t Ya m); 5. Co hn \t,l rb (Yaml
125 BEG: 1. Tim ltig hfko (Ya m); 2. Bryan Swall (Sud ; 3. JO!i
ld
h
Mol " (lG.Iw); 4. L.lUrie Fit:t.l"'tTid<(Y,l m); 5. Ronnie Spt."C'iale (Hun ).
Y
250 BEG: I. RobL-rt DutkL~ (Yol m); 2. Thorn.J Walkr (Ya m);
s
3. Tom Writh (Ka w ); 4. [ordi woodson {Yam)
250 B; 1. Shawn Willi" (Yam); 2. u "t"Ta t.h.J (Yaml ; 3. 0at1'V1
m
Und (Yam ); 4_Bryan AlII':! (M W); 5. Brad Geujbley (Yam) .
•
250 C: J. Derek Kc.'Yl'!l (Yam ); 2. Brian Nol~l'll' (Yam) ; 3. Mdr k
Campbell (Yam) ; 4 B.1rry Chn-'smdn (5 '12
:).
2.'i+; I. MolfCU S Ped rero (!:'U7.); 2. Todd Ca ed ne r (Hl' n ); :.1.
Shawn Wi!fu;(Yol ml ; 4. Lee Ta tha m (Yam ); 5. Ada m Smith (H un).
30+ : 1. D,l\Iid Kl'1lt")' (5 u1.); 2. Tim Egg t-r.- (Ya ml ; 3. Bryan
o
Abel ( K.-J w); 4. Mdrk Wd lly U:! n); 5. To m Wt~ yluk (Ka w).
35+: 1_Tim Eggers (Y,lm ); 2. Cary W. Emerson (K..tw); 3. Alan
Trentha m (I-I n); 4. Juhn Cui t'lll.ln (Suz ); 5. Jud Ct. !>Ci.1 (SU7).
o
1
-10 +: 1. Rand y Kelley (Hom: 2. Rick T horpe (Kaw), 3. AI
G..lron e r (Yam); 4. Sh-ve EdwardJoo {K.l w J; 5. Rick Dry,mt (KdW ).
50+: 1. Al Ga rd ne r (Yaml ; 2. G Ul-'tltt'rSommer (Yam).
W M~ : 1. T r..cy Smit h (Yam); 2. Sum me r wood (Hun ); 3.
Traci Hess (K1"M ); 4. Miche lle G~·.di n (Suz l; 5. As hh-y Jackso n
(5uz) .
.
o r EN MNY: 1. J_ . n T hurn.l!!(Y,l m ); 2. Jarr ett Tippill~ t5uz);
1'll.
3. Mich ...·1 Sh' v t' ni'lun (Ya m); -1- Billy Wflnd (Ya m); 5. Ma rcu s
.
I'edr ero (Suz ).
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REM Glen Helen MX
SAN BERNARDINO,CA, JULY3
On the eve of the Ind ep endence Day holiday.
Willy Musgrave produced some fireworks of his
ow n as he earned the firs t- p lac e cash with a
determined second-mot a rid e in the Pro contest
during Racing Enterprises Motorsports' wee kly
Saturday Glen Helen Motocross.
At the sta rt o f mota one, it was Musgrave
s hoo ti ng hi s KTM SX380 in to t he lead as he
ripped a clea n hol esh ot. Right in his shadow
was Craig Davis , abo..lrd a Rick Peterso n Motor·
sports YZ300 big-b or e. Third pl a ce wa s held
d own by -Pa ul Kellen on his boomi n g YZ400
th u m p er, wh ile ve ter a n off- roa d ra cer Paul
Krause rode in fourt h.
A, the racers appca'red from the back section
for the first time.. it wa s clea r that is was going to
be a two-man ra ce be twe en Musgra ve a n d
Davis . For th e first ha lf of the 20-minute moto,
the battle for first pla ce was epic, as Musgr a ve
an d Da vis rod e in tight form ation, dici ng for the
lead . Musg rave was ab le to hold his advantage,
while Davis refused to allow him to stretch out
any sor t of a lead .
Meanw hile , the ba ttle for third was hea tin g
up, as Kra use push ed hi s Mo ntcla ir Ya mah a /
MSR-bac ked YZ400 right up to the rear fender
of Kellen a nd was lookin g for a way a ro und .
The res t of the mota saw Davis turn up the
wick, and he bega n to fl'el in Musgra ve at a ra te
of one seco nd per lap . Finally. with two laps to
go, Davis wa s ab le to run Musgrave d own and •
make the pass for the lead . Abou t the same time,
Kra us e fo und a wa y aro un d Kellen to secure
third place. Wht..~ the cht.'Ckers cam e out, it was
Davis taking the mota win, with Musgrav e tak ·
ing runner-up honors. Kraus e stayed in third ,
followed by Kellen .
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