Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

hav·ng non your paycheck. ha lfw ay, Bufki n overtoo k McDonald fo r thi rd , lead ing his class . The or der stayed the sa me for the rem a ind er of th e mo to. McDona ld led the seco nd moto, followed by Hoos, Bufkin and Solley, who went down in the first turn. At the second com er, Hoos passed for the lead an d never loo ked back. On the seco nd lap, McDonald went d own a nd Bufkin closed the ga p. Bufki n tri ed the ins ide through the rhythm section but cou ld not ge t past. Mean while, Solley had rejoined the ra ce and was gaining on the two. At halfway, three seco nds se pa ra ted second to fourt h. Solley passed Bufkin an d se t his Sigh ts on McDonald, who went down and d ropped to fourth. At the e nd , the o rd er was Hoes, So lley, Bu fkin a nd McDona ld. Results P/W BEG; I. }08hua M.trtin; 2. Tyler Dupre; 3. Mdrk Praysrawski; 4. Jonathan Joh nson; 5. Billy Aleupis. r / w (4-6 ): 1. 1...I'vi Bufk in: 2. Bradley Bond s. P/W (7·9): 1. Mason Bends : 2. Ashley Fiolek: J . Samant ha B nds; -I. Kyle &I Lt; 5. Z.u::1r. Mackey. o SPCl: 1. Nicholas Taylor; Z. Dylan Wilson; 3. Nick r/w John.km; 4. Q u i.1n McKl1't1na; 5. Tyler Wilson. " r / w MOD: 1. As hley Fiult"k; 2. Levi Bufki n; 3. Maso n Bond5. 60 BEG: 1. Zac h MacMillan ; 2. Tyter MacMill.1n; j . Cory Ho ibo m ; 4. Levi Burk in: 5. Do na ld jo lUl!lO n. 60 (9-10: 1. Tay lor McDo nald ; 2. Bub ba Mo nett; 3. Blain e Millt'r; 4. Rya n Trembla y. 5 / MINl: 1. Donald Solley. 80 BEG : 1. De xter Bufkin; 2. Tay lor McDunald . 80 (7-1 1) : 1. Donald Solley. 80 (12-15): 1. John Hooe, 125 BEG: 1. Marcus Reme nten 2. ju h n Hoos; 3. Jo n Ke~ 4. Du stin Robso n; 5. Mike Wilson. 125 C: t. Rand y Wilbu r; 2. Robt'!1 Sh.Jvt'l' 3. Ca.o;ey Gulic k; ... ; N a tha n Sutto n. 250C: 1. Ricky Hanson . 30",: 1. Craig Johnson. :J5.t.: 1. Da ve Cn)u!c.; 2. Jim Pen . It's easv to see what makes American Honda number onein the motorcycle indusuy. 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For consideration, please send your resume with salaryhistory to: American Honda Motor C Inc., 1919 Torrance Blvd., MS o., lOO-Ie-3A, Attn: GSKP, Torrance, CA 90; 01-2746. Or fax to: (3 10) 783-2110. Honda is an equal employment-affirmative action employerdedicated to supporting diversityin the workplace. Hendricks digs up SOIL Hare Scrambles win By Vickie Banes JONESBOR ILJUNE 6 O, The Mid -So ut h and SO IL Ha re Scra m b les se ries co-sa nctioned a race that drew ap p ro xima tely 120 riders from Illin ois, Missouri, India na , Kentu cky, Te n nessee a nd Miss issippi. It was a very hot and m ug gy day, wi th temperatures in the 90s , a nd the humidity too k its to ll on th e ride rs. Mid -South se r ies Expert rid e r Gary He n dricks took the overa ll w in after going back an d forth with Lance Smith. " It was a good course," Hen d ricks reported. "I took adva ntage of the cree ks to keep cool." Perform a nce Cycles /Fox Racing Gear's Hen d ricks was th ird going into the woods. He came aroun d in first place on lap s one and two, b ut Smith was in the lead th e third lap. a cree k and I was able to pull "Lance fell awa y from him ," said He ndricks. He stay ed in the lead the rest of the ra ce. The curren t lead er of the 50IL Ha re Scrambl es Se ries, John Ro th , fi n ish ed thir d in th e Expert class. "The trail wa s easy a nd faster th an us ua l," Roth said . " I got hu ng up on an off-cambe r hill a nd tra ilers slo wed m e dow n . I op ted to not p ush myself ." P.A. Allen won the 200 A class an d got third overall. " I lo ved th e co u rse , e n th u se d A llen . " It was n't even dusty. I flipped it on' th e start, then played catch-up." Dwayne Miinch got seco nd in the Vet class . "It wasn' t as fast as I though t it was going to be,' M iinc h sa id . "The re w ere en o ug h tight spo ts that made it fun. The first time I rod e this track, it wa s smooth. Now it's getting gnarly." Trail of Tea rs did a good job of setting up the co urs e, and t he Mid-Sout h scor in g sys te m im p re ssed a lo t of t he rid ers from th e SOIL Series. The mix of talent from bot h series ma tched rid ers who d o no t usu ally co m pe te with one another. Not knowing the ride r next to yo u on the starting line can defin itely make for an exciting a fternoon. Results in H BEG: 1. Jeffrey Sulton (Kaw ); 2. Hanson (Hus); 3. Keith Hu cks tep (Yam l; 4, It·a rm il· Gu ptun ( Kawl ; 5. Ronnie Trex le r ( Kaw). 200 A: I. P.A. Allen (5uz); 2. Chad Froman (Kaw ); J. Sam Go s nell (Yam). 200 B; 1. Shawn Sa nders (Ya m ); 2. Richa rd Bruce ( K.Jw ); B. rry McEnt ire ()(a w ). l 250 O I'EN A : 1. G M y He nd ric ks {Kdw l; 2. La nce S mi t h (Kaw); 3. [o hn Roth (Ya m ); 4. Tanner En g land (Ya m); 5. Du stin Gib!lun (KTM). 250 B: J. Tim Baker (KTM ); 2. Ma rk Bart on (Ka w ): 3. Do n Beckrell (CRE); 4, C h.lT]il· Meyer (K., w) ; 5. [nh n Cas h (Ka w). O I'EN B: I. john Dodd (I( T M); 2. Ste ven Lamb runo (Yam l; 3. Gene Thurman (KTM); oJ. David Qu alls (Hun) ; 5. Chris Ricka rd (Hun). -l-STRK AlB : L Billy Proff ilt (Hon ); 2. Nea l Vanw ay (Ya m) ; 3. Da vid Dull ght>rt y ( H u nl ; 4. M ark Er w in ; 5. Kevi n Beckfill (Hun). 4-STRK C: 1. J.lson Wofford (Yam); 2. Milch Ta p ley (Hu n}; 3. Ht'illh Sultun (Hon); 4. Bub Nkt'winh .,.( Kawl. VET: 1. Jone Ruel (Ya m); 2. Dull nl' Miinch (He n): 3. Jim s B.llt.'.'i (Hu n); " . John B.I~ (Kawl; 5. Chru.tophtor H u tso n (KTM ). VET C: 1. Ron ald Beach (A rK); 2. w esl ey Jor da n {Ya m l; 3. Stev e PilViUn(Yam) ; 4. Bill ~aKol n (Ho n); 5. joJ~ Co llin.'i (H o n). "WHITHAM'S WICKED SUPERBIKES" Ja mie Whitham locks at the bikes, ri de rs, & racers that chang ed motorcyclinq fo rever! (# 11 2) British WSB hero Ja mie Wh itham ho sts this show from the p roduce rs of Video Na sty 1 & 2 as a number of superbike hig hlights are featu red . Se e Wh itham, Carl Foga rty and Terry R yme r o n camera and in the ra ces that made the ir ca ree rs, plus loo ks at Fa b rizio . Pirovano, Rob McElnea, and Fred Me rke l. . Uniqu e film from the early ye a rs of World Supe rbike , plus UK Supercup ro und s is featured , along with segments of Wh itha m riding the curr e nt crop of ' 98 su perbikes around the Snetterton an d Do ning to n circuits . Pare ntal wa rning ...so me nudity. 45 m i nute s from I mpact Video. en en en rn ::> C> ::>

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