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Events • Donaho, Dehn dothe deed at Midway Motocross By George and Karen Hodkinson KELLOGG, MN, JULY4 Bo th Pat Dona ho a nd John Deh n ca me away race victors in their respective classes during motocross a cti on at th e Mid wa y Rec rea tio n Park. Donaho d id so in the 125ce A class, winnin g both m ot os . In th e Mini Open division, Oehn went 1-2 to take the ove ra ll on his KX80, and then went on to win the SOce (12-13) overall with a 2·) sco re . Th e ev ent brought o ut just unde r 400 entran ts a nd a lso held a mem orial to former O ve r 40 ra cer Jim Bracy. who pa ssed a way from a heart attack one year ag o. In 125cc A action, Don aho took easy moto wins , as many of the sta te's to p A riders wer e at the Red Bud national a few hou rs away. Regardles s, Donaho Sh OWL>d. exa ctly wh y he is a mu ltitime s ta te cha m p an d fo rm er amateur nationa l front-runner and contende r. He easily won both 125cc A m otos in front of second-pl a ced Ja y Sche rbrin g , Third went to Joe Hurd , The 12.. B class saw Matt [ud ni ck ta ke the :;cc o ve ra ll w i n w it h a 1- 2 m o t a sco re o n his YZ125. Na tha n Broughton we nt S-1 for second overa ll. [u d nick na iled d own the hol eshot in mo to one , in fro n t of Jared Lewis a nd Ton y Rober tson and the rest of th e IS-ride r field , as Bro ughton was struggling in the back of th e pa ck in th e ea rly sta ges of the ra ce. Ju d ni ck we nt on to ta ke the win, lead ing fro m start to fin ish. Lew is he ld seco nd a t the end, followed by Rob ertson, Jesse Jo hnson , Brou ghton an d Cody Bennett . Mot o two saw Jud nick again nail do wn the start as a few riders were caugh t in a first-t ur n pileu p, inclu d ing Robertson an d Bennett. This time, Brough ton was in second off the start and proc eeded to red in and eve ntu ally pass.Judnick for the mota win . Second place in the mota was good enough for Judn ick to claim th e overall. [o hnso n took third , Lewis fourth, Joshua Ca rlson fifth and Jesse Pel tier sixth. In th e firs t m oto of th e Mini O pe n 0 0-15) class, Brett O hla nd gra bbed th e ea rly lead in front of John Oehn on his KX80 and the rest of the 13-rider pa ck, Oh land led the race until the wh ite flag. and then he started. to slid e all over the track with a flat tire. Dehn glad ly took over the lead as Ohland nursed the bike on the final lap to take sixth at the finish. Behind Dehn was Scott Ehl en fe ldt , w it h Jeremy Girard thi rd , Spe ncer Dally fou rt h and James Easler fifth. For mota tw o, O hland found some a ir and a fresh tub e fo r h is ba ck t ire and ca me out w it h a veng ean ce, nai ling the holesh ot by sneaking past Ehl en fe ld t in tu m one. Dehn moved into second on the first la p, but with the overall in hand, he d idn' t p re s s O hl a nd to o hard fo r th e le a d . Oh land w en t on to take th e mota wi n, w hic h was good eno ug h for third ove ra ll, Deh n took second in the mot e, for the overall win. Ehlen feldt, Easler, Girard an d Dally rounded out the top six. Results - en ::0 Cl ::0 « 42 M ICRO MINI (~l : 1. CoI~ Sea ton ; 2. ju...nn Regensche d: 3. Brad Burt; 4. Darrell Lutt re ll; 5 . Corbin KosIO!>ki. MICR O P /W (4-8): 1. Cody YuI~; 2. ja ke Struzyk; 3. Mari o Fra_m; 4. Ku rt Ohn'iOrg; 5. C h ns Pau tzke . MICRO MINI (7-8): 1. joe [ tt" vo ld; 2. Lucas Pe ters ; 3. Kyle O h Lm d; -I. Co ry Van d d!; 5. Bry.m KlavrlttT. p /W; l. Bruce o..hn; 2. Jo hn Hein lein 1II 3. Ryan Dun~ -I. ; Ma tt A h l...,.; 5. C had Schm id t. MINI , R (7· 11): 1. Spence r Dall y; 2. jeremy Gira rd ; 3. jade Du nm; -I. Bru Ct" o..·hn ; 5. Je.'S-••t-'Adn t'TUd. MINI jR 0 2-13): 1. John o..hn; 2. Scott Ehlen/dd t; 3 . ja~ E.1..I..,. -I. Jop M.-yrr; 5. Brya n B"",nah..m . ; MIN I SR (14-15): I. Bre tt Ohland; 2.. Ton y Ahlers; 3 . C h ris Ca.te llo; 4. Ch.1rti~ Md l; 5. M.ltt H~. OPE." MIN I ( la-tS}; 1. Joh n o..hn; 2. Sco tt Ehlenkldt; 3. Brett OhLmd ; 4. k n ' m y Gira rd ; 5. j.1llW'!'i Ea slt'T. YTH: I. Ma tt Jud n ick: 2..Jared l....ewis; J . J~Johnson; oJ . Bro1d G ul"'tt r ; 5. Ju·.h u r lso n. e rin 16-24 A: I. JdYSchc.'!'b g; 2. Joe Hurd. 1b-24 B: 1. Cody Btonnt'tt; 2. Ridwrd Ki!0J1t'1'; 3. CL1yton Ca rl!o(1n; -I. Tony Rubertson; 5. Jo!ohCa r lso n. 1b-24 C: 1. T fiw is Woodward; 2. Brandon Pet~r.;; 3. Brian B1l.'k; 4. Jasu n Erid.'iO n; 5. J.ut'd Anderson. 2.';+ A: I. RiCho1rd Bums; 2. RuM}'Sun-nsen; 3. Brad Ericbun; 4. Do1rwin Frid e.'TC5; 5. Matt Lud e;cM. 25+ B: 1. Kirk H u n ~al..; 2. William Kn-n ik; 3. Tod d Os man. 25+ C: 1. Core y Pet tis ; 2. J.1!OO n Tieben; 3 . Ro n Stewart ; 4. Th u lThS Kt'ilt'll; 5. Joh n Lith"ft'T. 1 VET A: 1. Rust y Sorensen; 2. Da n Ma rro tte ; 3. Doug Bohn; 4 Scott Ru~ 5. Tho lThl!' !' l'le ffi n. u VET B: I. Kir k Hu nga te; 2. Tod d Osman; 3. M ik Goodman; -I, W iIli.lm Kn-n ik; 5. C hris l'l'tl'rs(Jn. VET C: 1. Ma r k Jo nt'!i; 2. M ike Osowski ; 3. Mikl" VOt~l"l ..; 4. KY Lon~t i n; 5. Mike Oit·hl. t' SR .JO+ A: I. D.m a KOl:'ni~ 2. k rry Sch u ltz; 3. FMi Frt:'t'Jnh nst' ll; 5. roe CMI!lun. ' ;h 125 C [). 1: I. Justi n Me lg es ; 2. Benni e Pe te rson; 3. C lI!;ey To llekt.m; 4. Ty ll'l' Koildl ec; 5. Luca s Koenig. 125 C 0- 2: t. Nic k G oodm a n; 2. Bra ndo n Pe te rs ; 3 . J a ~n Erid..'iOn; 4. Brad MiIIl'T; 5. Ma tt Sau er . 250 A: 1. Dan M.)fco tt e; 2. Do ug Sohn; 3. Tim HanMJn ; 4. Jerry Sch ult z; 5. C".eorg Hod kin son . e 250 8 : 1. Rk ha rd Kiss ner; 2. Rvan Stt'Vl.'Il.'iOf\; 3. O ..id [o hn- sore 4. Ma tt Boe; 5. Mike Bottoefson.250 C: I . 'r eavts Woo dward; 2. Jer e mi ah Jo hnson; 3. Joe Du bo rd; 4. Jared And erson; 5. Roan Stew art . Boyesen, Boccadori brilliant at Hurricane Hills MX By Jim Sanderson CUFFORD, PA,jULY 11 Da g Boyesen , the 1998 Ov er 25 Amateur Na tiona l Champio n, and Dann y Boccadori dom inated the Over 30 A and 250cc Open C classes , respectively, at a regu lar District 6 poin ts race hosted by Tom Hurd Promotions at the Hurricane Hills Sports Cen ter . Jus t fewer than 250 racers signed up to race the 25 classes slated for the day's progra m. Racers were treated to a bea utiful sum me r d.1Y and the best tra ck cond itions of the seaso n. Temperatures in th e mid 70s and a nice breeze mad e for a truly enjoya ble d ay, Boyesen abs conded with the ho leshot in the fir st Ov er 30 A m ot o a nd never look ed ba ck. Boy escn had a n t t -se cond ad van tage by t he halfway mar k of lap on e. Tra iling him were John Gia mbra. [ames Fische r. Mark Pillion and Doug Henry. Pillion passed Fisher on la p three to take third , dropping Fish er to fourth , Shortly after Pilli on moved up to th ird , he pulled off w it h appa ren t m echa n ical p robl em s . Boyesen was gone by the end of lap three wit h a Zll-seccnd lead , and he tri pled. for the crowd a t the chec kered flag . The mot a went in the books as Boye sen, Gia mbra . Fisher and Henry. Boyesen d uplicated his grea t sta rt for the seco nd O ve r 30 A mot a an d was gon e by the start of lap three. In tow were Fisher, Gia mbra. Pillion a nd Henry . Pillion managed to move up to seco nd by lap three, d ro p pi ng Gia mb ra to t hird . H enr y he ld o n t o fo ur th an d Fisher DN F ed with mech anical pr ob le m s. Boyese n was tripling for the crowd, an d the seco nd Over 30 A moto finished as Boyese n. Pillion , Giam bra and Henry. Da n n y Bo ccad o r i, ra cin g h is n ew 1999 IU" 250 for the second time, blew the pack away l with a grea t sta rt an d th e ear ly lead. Tra iling were William He ras, Bill Matthew s, Jeff Ort and Michael Swan , Near the end of lap one, the top five wer e Boccad ori, Ma tthews. O rt. Her as a nd Daniel Dcemie . The top five spread out early in the mote and the order remained unchanged until the last lap, when Deem ie passed Heras for fourth. Boccadori too k the checkers with a 16second lead . Tra iling him were Matthew s, OTt, Deem ie and Heras. Boccadori, pumped. a fter his great sta rt and first -mot e wi n, ma naged to d o it aga in in the se co n d m oto . Round in g o u t th e t op fiv e th rou gh the firs t tum were Tod d Ar ton ou vlia, Matthews, art a nd Der rick Goo d ric h . Again, th e top five sp read ou t ea rly in th e moto and rem ained un changed until lap thre e, wh en Goo d ric h's bike se ized and he had to pull off with a DNF. B,J. Stafu rsky moved up to fill the fift h position . Boccad or i' s adva n tage was 11 seco nd s whe n he took th e checkered flag , and Artonou vlia, Ma tthews, Ort and Richar d White followed. ' Results 50 (4-6): 1. An thony Peregrin (Cob); 2. Cody Chafft.'('(K!M) ; 3. JOfihu.... Mot el (Co b); 4. u ch a ry Piw nc hyn; 5. Vin('Pn t Re Nr (Cob) . 50 (7-8); 1. Zlchary W hitmore (Cob ); 2. Jun Rt.-ber (Cob); 3. Eric Hu tw clkcr OCTM); 4. Adam Diltz (Jky. P/ W (4--8): 1. J....m'"" Dool ittl e (Ya m); 2. Robbk> 8.lrd o (Ya m) 65 (7· 9): Ma tth e w H oug e n togle r (ICdw); 2. Ma n.hall H u rd (}(aw l; 3. Ahbi Jo Bardo (Ka w ); 4. Zac ha ry Wh itman.' lKil w); 5. GaTrt.'t W il'lOn l K.1 w). h5 0 0-11): I. Rt.lbt-rtG.1rthe IKTh O; 2. Joshu.. Hil1t"!i (KTM ); 3. Ty le.'T Klint:'( Ka w ); 4 , Jorda n Bell (Ka w); 5. Uoyd WUdonc.'t'CKaw). 8..'i (7- It ): 1. Rtlbt-rt Gart he (Suz); 2. Kt'TT)" Kam in~kif' (Yam); 3. Seo1n WaIla Cl" (H u n); 5. W illi"m K i n ~ (Y.1m). 125 C : I. Rich ilN Whi te ( Kilw) ; 2. JOl>huil Add t'y (li o n ); 3 . Ry.1n W ils o n (Ya m ); 4. Dav c G ro ve r (Ya m) ; 5 . Dani d Dl'e m il' (H un ). 251}!lEG : 1. G re go ry H t'n ry '(Ya m ); 2. Jo h n Fr t' d c r ic h o n 'u (Ho n); 3. D.w id Dt-Iica ti (Suz) ; -I. Brian W ilL x (Ya m); 5. Kt'l1m-th Bur kl"(Ka w ) 250 A: l. Dtlg Boy~n CSuz); 2. To m Littman (Yam) ; 3. Ja!lOn Kl"ar (Suz) . 250 B; I. Ca rl Sny de r (Hon); 2. Gle n Boyl'S("n (Ya m ); 3. Rich Atki nS(>n (H un ); -I. Ant hu ny P~n (Kaw); 5. C h risto p ht' r Mu rray (Il on ); 3. Keith Cr n tht> (Hu n); -I. Thomas Ha m ilton (SUl.); 5. Kirk Rilt·y r.. (B on ). 30+ A: 1. Dag Roy~n (Su z); 2. Ju h n G iambra U. VET INT: I. Bry an Daniel ( Hon j: 2. Rob H e a ly (Ya m) ; 3. Rocky H (KTM ). 40+' EX: 1. Dennis Bou lware (Ya m) ; 2. Ma rk Hall (Ya m l; 3. Ken Ehl ers (Ya m ). 40+ \1STR 1. Gary Jo nt'!i (Hon) : 2. George.' Koh ler (Ya m); 3. Will ie Am ar adin (Yam). 50+ M5TR: 1. Ala n Olson (Yam); 2. 8t'n ~t Jo hilmson (Ya m l; 3. Jud y Wcisel (YoI m). PRO: 1. Cra ig Da vis (Ya m ); 2. Will y Musgra vc (K IM); J . Pa ul K reuse (Yam) . Howard fine at Hallett By Bryan No rton Roark roars at REM Gle'n Helen Motocross HALLETT. OK. JUNE6 By Ro cky Hash rain broke ou t. The CMRA usualJv runs severa l races befo re lunch. and the fo recas t called for the ra in to stop shor tl y . Most ra cers held off on m ounting rain ti res in th e hope th at th e track would be dry by race time. Due toa shortened practice ses sion caused by a lengthy cras h and the ensuing clean -u p, the three YSR-based classes and the Light weight Vintage con test were run in a sing le race. With ligh tning in the background , the ra ce got under way with Todd Gyure and his Lightweight Vintage entry going into turn one first. By the end of the first lap, th e misnumbered YSR of Joh n Farri ng ton wa s leading th e pa ck. Also on a YSR, Darin Coo ley muscled into the lead halfw ay throu gh the race and finished less th an ha lf a second a he ad of Gyure, who ha d moved back up to finish seco nd ove ra ll, first in class, Robert Brothe rs, on his XLl O , found that O flat-tracking does indeed work in the rain , and he placed third overall, seco nd in class . With the d elay from practice, the rem ainin g races were shortened to six lap s. The second ra ce o f th e d a y was Me d ium wc ight Superstock Novice, and a full grid lined up to take the sta rt. Jim Bishop gra bbed the boles hot, but going into tum one, a huge pack of riders was fighting for th e lead . Bishop pulled out a comfortable lead early in the race, but Adam Coco was moving up fast. At the halfway ma rk, Coco was nose to tail with Bishop. Pushing his bike to the fastest lap of the race at 1:45.79 was too mu ch, how ever, and Coco crashl-d in the slippe ry tum fIve on the fIfth lap . aUowing Bishop to cruise to a n easy win. Some 28 seco nds beh ind him , Sco tt FIsher inher· ited second , whi le Josh Meeks picked up th ird , Th e Expe rt Me d iu m w e ight Supers to c k Expert and He avyw eigh t Twins race was a ll about Ty Howard . Howa rd was la te to the start , and he had to begin the race from the pits. Sam McDonald took ad vantag e of the situa tion and trk'ti to run away on his Yama ha R6, whi le Scott Lind sa y tossed himself off before makin g a compl ete lap. McDonald had th e field fa r beh ind him on lap tw'o, but Howard wa s on a ram page. Howar d wa s cha rging his way throug h the field , and on lap thr ee posted a 1:29,40 lap time while chasing McDon ald . How ard mad e his pass on lap fou r and quickly began to stretch his lead, On the next lap, Howard already had five bike lengths on McDonald, and finished more than seve n secon ds ahead, raisin g both arms in victory as he crossed the finish line. The race for third was a three- man battle betw'een Harry Tomli nson , Sco tt Crawford and Darre n Behm, w ith Tomlinson victorious . Results SANBERNARDL'liO,CA.JULY10 Th ou sand Oa ks Yam ah a-ba cked Steve Roark overca me high humidi ty a nd triple-digit tem pe ratures to dominate the Ov er 40 Intenned iate divi sion with two strong moto win s during Racing Enterprises Motorsports' weekl y Glen Helen Satu rda y Motocross . Whe n the racers lined up for the start of the first moto, Honda rid er Wayne Wells snagged the holesh ol. Cu rt Jabl on ski shoved hi s CR250 into seco nd , w hile KTM rid er Scott Mays pos itioned him self in th ird , Roark held d own fou rt h, an d Allen McKay rod e in fifth as the racers compl eted the firs t cir cu it. Roark wa s was ting no tim e, pi cking off Ma ys on the seco nd la p and th en Jab lon ski th e ne xt ti me arou nd to move into seco nd place. Wells offered little resistan ce to Roark's YZ400F, a nd Roark shot by the lead er just past the halfway ma rk to assume the point. Roark immed iately stretched out a three-second lead , Mea nw hi le, Mays pus hed hi s KTM pas t Ja blo ns ki to ass ume the ~ird s pot and then started inching closer to Wells toward the en d of the ra ce. Roark rode in first for the mot o w in. Wells took the runner-up slot , whil e Mays ran ou t of time a nd settl ed for third , The start of mota two aga in sa w Honda rid er Wells take the holesh ot. Mays again gate well d a n d ran in seco nd . wh ile Roa rk settled into th ird . Greg Whitfield positi on ed his CR500 in fourt h, an d McKay held fifth as the pack came ou t of the back canyo n for the first time. Roark d ispatched Mays straig ht awa y and then moved in on Wells. The next time the racers head ed into the back section, Roa rk was in st.."Cond, but when th ey re-emerged , he had the lead a nd a fiv ebike-lengt h cushion. Wells wa s still comfu rta bly in fron t of Mays, who rem ai ned co nsiste nt in th ird . Roark, wh o appea red un affe cted by th e heat and hu mid ity, used the rest of the moto to ru n a clinic on savvy line selection and smooth _ riding, as he 'continua lly stretched his lead until 'COnd ad vant age on Wells. When he had a lO-St. th e chec kers ca me ou t, Roark was first . Well s finis hed u p in se co n d , and Ma y s was a ga in third . The overall res u lts on the d ay looked like a carbon copy of the seco nd -mota finishes, as RO claim ed the win, \- ells took hom e the sec· J.rk V ond -p lac e b ra ss, an d Mays fill ed ou t th e top thrl"e. Results 1411BEG: I. Ma tt Ai gg (Ya m ). 125 BEG : 1. C h ris Av.. ry (Ydm l; 2. H a l1si Leitn ..r (Ya m); 3. G ~ury Jo nt'lf (Kaw). 250 BEG: I. Bria n N~mt!'Cek (Ka w ); 2. O\on ni!; M.lf"'"S O<.:.w ); 3. Aa n m H n1'll in (YCl m). b 2S+ JR: 1. Joa q u in C u ndioil (Y.lm); 2. Rob Hl'i1ly (Ya m); 3. G.1ry Sco U(Y o1 m). 125 INT ; 1. Rt.>\·e1le H.lr riso n (KTM ); 2. Tim O l<;t.m (l-Itm); 3. Kevin Jen nin gs (Yam) . VET BEG: 1. Mike Ho ising ton (Suz ); 2. Roy Bt.'VU ~ (ya m ); 3. Gairge McHe n ry (Yam). VET JR: 1. Bob Morales (Ka w ); 2.. Da n Ha llada (Kaw);3. Mike Hortun(Yam). Practice for the CMRA /HRRC sp rin t ra ces in Hal lett, Oklahoma, began unde r ominous skies. As clouds began rollin g in from the southwest, L/W MlI\,l NOV : t. John Fa rrin~ton (Yam); 2. Rand y Ma rtin z {Yam l; 3. Du...tin Doming u... (Yam ). L/ W S / STK N OV : 1. Ray B.l k er Jr . (H o n ); 2. Bill y C obb (lion ); 3. Jose p h A. Chath.1m (Yam ); 4. John C rdig (Su z ); 5. Bran d o n Kova ch (Yam). M /W S /STK NOV : I . Jim Bis ho p (H o n); 2. Scott Fis he r (Yam); 3. Jos h Mf"t'k. .

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