Events
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SR: t. Bard Barnett (Yam); 2. Bill Gold (Yam); 3.
John , ewberry (KThl ); 4. And) · Nored (Kaw); 5. Keith
Kibort (Yam).
SlSR: 1. Eric Hanse (Hon); 2. Lee Qenn (Ho n); 3.
n
Jim Letellier (KTM); 4, Robe rt Jackso n (5uz) ; 5. Fran k
Leivan (Yam).
lR: 1. :lad Ma bery IHo n): 2. Nate Lane (Yam); 3.
Jeremy Ha ns e n (Yam) ; 4. Sam Lawson ( He n) : 5 .
Ca mero n ~littl"lbcrg (Kaw). .
WM N: 1. Michele Edam (KTM); 2. Sherri Declue
(Kaw); 3. Rebecca jackson (K.1w);.4. Kellie Crawford
!Hon).
TR: I. Kurt Schaben (Hon); 2. Robert Wrigh t (Yam);
3. Sh a wn Smith (5 uz); 4. Bill Keys (Yam); 5. Ad a m
Ashcroft (Yam).
Ragin·g Bulloch at
Cedar City Motocross
By Dick Goo dw in
CEDARCITY, lT JUtY10
T,
D&P Performance-ba cked Nick Bulloch dropped
da bomb on the 80cc Juni or (12-15) class, lea ving
the competition in ruins by the end of the day.
Bulloch raged out of the gate, beating Tile Art
speedster Zac Humphries an d Shane Veml und
to the first turn. From that point, it didn' t get
any better for his riva ls, as Bulloch tu rn ed up
the wick and took off. No Fear's Joshua Lafountaine and Kyle Shearer went down in a heap..
forc ing Sh earer o ut of the race. While Bulloch
was off in the d ista nce. dicing with the Intermedia tes , Humphries wa s establishing himself in
second with a big lead. As Bulloch was checking
ou t on the field and che king in with the prize,
c
Humphries a nd Vernlund le d Ry an Boz a ck
acros s the finish line.
Bulloch blasted off the line to lead mot o two,
a he ad of Vern lu nd . Humphries and La f ou ntain e both got by. Vernlund in the swi tchbac ks.
BulJoch was o n a roll, and nobody was goi ng to
get close to him today. Humphries and Lafountaine Were havin g a pretty good di ce for seco nd
until Humphries slid o ut at the finis h- line corncr . Humphrie s qu ickly rem ounted. and passed
LaFountaine in the ba ck of the tr ack. Bulloch
s urfed o n in for another ea sy win a nd the overall
SOcc Jun ior (12-15) crow n, whil e Humphries
held off Lafou ntaine to gra b second, and seco nd
overall. Vernlund's steady racing was reward ed
with third overa ll, ahead of la Fountaine.
Another racer having a good day at th e Zion
Mot ocr oss Association-sanctioned e ve n t was
Fo x /IMS-backcd Ronnie G ood wi n, a s th e
Motorcycle Ce n tra l bad boy smo ked the 60cc
Junior (I>-S) division. Good win popped the firstra ce ho les hot, jus t a head of Pro Spec's Dillon
Glendenning and FMF /Spy /Tile Art's Brod ie
Humphri es. The man o n the m ove, however,
wa s Tanner Krah enbuhl, as the Mot or cycle Central hot shoe wa s flying after a midpa ck s ta rt,
worki ng his way up to second by laf> two . On
the white-flag lap, it was Goodwin with a huge
lead and th e w in. Krahenbuhl a nd No Fear's
[ae gher laFountaine wer e in a great battle fo r
the runner -up spot, with Krahenbuhl just edging
Iacgb er for seco nd. Brodi e Humphries captured
fourth over Red Carpet's Tony Ca puto .
Goodwin grabbe d th e mo te- two ho les hot,
ah ead of Iaegh er Lafo untaine, Glendenning and
Brodie Humphries. As Good w in Flashed o ut to a
lead , Krahenbuhl pu lled an instant repla y of his
first -race effo rts, ga ting m id pack and shooting
into second by la p two. Goodwin ra ced off to
an other huge w in and the overall 60cc Ju nior (6S) trophy. Krahenbohl a nd Jaegh er laFountain e
w er e invol ved in ano ther close ba ttIe for seco nd,
with Krahenbuh l o nce a gain ge tti ng th e nod .
Ca p u to took advan tage of Brodie Hum phries '
faU a nd his own good second-race shov.ing to
break a three- w ay tie w ith Gl en d en ning a nd
Sn.1 re fourt h overall.
Results
P fW STk.l4-h); 1. Tan,," Krahft\buhl (Cob); 2. BWk Sava~
t'
(KT M) ; 3 . Ta !lh Han!>C."n (Cob); 4 . Ca!oe Mell o (HM); 5. Kadl"J1
y
Murphy lIuhl (Cob); 4. Dillun Gll'fl ·
dt."
nninJl; (Cob); 5. T.allh H.m M."n (Cub).
bO JR (6-8): 1. Ronnio.· COlldwin (K.1w ); 2. T,lnN,.., Krahl'nbuhl
Ka
(Ka w l; 3. Jae,;her LtFountaine (K.lw); 4. Tony U putD C w ); 5 .
Dillon Gk-nJ"nntng (Kilw).
60 JR llJ.I I) : I. BrilnJon Ke.d.aJ1lo)W(KTM ); 2. JolrN Pilrt ndgt.·
(K.i w); 3. AnoJn Clmd l'n ()(aw ); 4. Sh.-awn Strong (Kaw) ; 5. Dillon
Th ornton (KTM).
60 MOD (h· I I): 1. Bra n d!) n Kt' illa m akia (KT M) ; 2. An d r.l
·CAm de n ( Ka w ); 3. S haw n Slro nS (Kaw); 4. Dillun Thorn to n
!KTM); 5. nmy Eti.-ito (Kaw ).
SO BEG (7 -IM: I. Sleph.ln Cp m den (Ka w) ; 2. Jilcob Jonl~
(YOlm); 3. Patri ck K l'i!i li n~ (YOl m); 4 . Ben C lay (K ilW); 5 . Paul
V'luKJln (Ka w ).
& ) JR (7·11): I. Brandon Kl·.lI Olrnakia (Yam ); 2. Anthuny Hart
(K,awl; 3. Josh ua !...lFoun w in e (Y"m); 4. Traron Kirk (Yam); S. Run nil' Coodwln (Hun).
ISO J R (12 ·15); I. Nic k BulltlCh ( lUw); 2. Zac Hum phrit.>ll
(y a m ); 3. Sh.IT1l· VtTlllu nd (Suz); 4. Joshua LaFountai nt' (Yam); 5 .
on
Ryan Ik ll.ad CH ).
80 INT: 1. Kappf Kl"a1.l aki. (Kaw) .
m 1
80 EX:1. Kyw P"rtridK (SuZ).
fO
S/MINI; 1. Kappy KcaLunak.ilo (Ka w); 2. Tony W~tbay l J(a w) .
8 /81< BEG ; 1. M~ HNlv (lion); 2. Danny Duv w (J<.l,w ); 3 .
Ja ck Doyw (Yam); 4 Ma!il(ln H.lm; 5. J,lred Buoy I!Iat (Hon); 2. Ra
nJy Hill; J. Dondi
Fon han.
KONO V; 1. Corn C us wb;on (Y"m).
125 B[G: I. Will iam Munellll C
Kaw) ; 2. Jon.l lha n Rubin.'IOIl 3 .
;
Kt. VinWill i.lm.<;.
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25 NOV: I. MoIn H;ltT'tSDn; 2. Bryn- Odey; 3. N ick lWooi ta n i.
125 INT : 1 .~Jritrey l K..Jw);2. Juan D!ego Sltfon l K.1 l.
w
ZSO BEG : 1. MiL:- l-Llvil (Hus); 2. Milrk 8rush (Suz); 3 . TIm
l yon... C
Honl .
2.50 NOV: I. Sr,ln P("hr (Hon); 2. Rub Guzz u (Yaml; 3 Jim
unm (Hun).
250 lNT : 1. G1nI C u n n in,.;h. m (Hord .
l
O PEN BEG : 1. Polt 5tidman (K..J w); 2. Bob I-L btni (Yam) .
d
OPE.'\I ~OV: 1. Thom.u. Mu lligan (Hun ).
VET JC.). BEG; 1. John Stitch; 2. Don Stowl!11 (Hon); 3. Sll've
H unttT ( KTM).
VET JO.+ NOV: 1. Oiln McDo nald; 2. C rtu.m 3.
.
Cli ve Chtoffuu, (K..Jw)
so.
Bob Morales and Todd Freistat in mid-handotf on the ir way to a resounding victory in the
Novice Team Race at the inaugural CMXR Independence Day Grand Prix in Carlsbad,
California.
VET.5().+ MSTR: l : John Knighl (Yam).
VET 50+ EX: 1. Ot"Ilis Patt M"lOn (Yam); 2. Bill Wam..n (K.1W) .
WMN NOV: J. Mary Ann Hobbs (K,l.w); 2. Karen Arcari~
{)(a w l .
4-ST'RK.NOV: 1. David McLord .
4-STR K EX; I. Rob Wil"hire (V.lm); 2. Craig Smith; 3 . Rand y
Norman .
•
TEAM RACE NOV: 1. Mor ..ll'11 /FI't"i!otdl; 2. RaHl /Stoveri n; 3.
t-lir.-hbt'rg/Stl'inMg.
TEAM RACE EX: I. Sm it h /Z lfOger 2. C ha nd lt'r /T upd ; 3 .
;
Real/Hamby.
The Wild Bunch knocks over
-Central Illinois Hlllcllmb By Bud Northrup
NEOGAIL. JULY 10
A gro up of Iowa hillclirnbe rs, most of them fro m
the Anamosa a rea, ha ve been runn ing the 0 · 15
an d D-17 ci rc u its th is yea r. I li ke to call th is
gro u p "Th e \Vild Bunch," and it incl ud es w ad e
and Lane Schultz, Jake Shaffer, Dou g Lewin and
Chris Meyer. They are tremendou s competitors
and a grea t deal of fun to wat ch . They ride bea uti fu ~ly set-up orange-a nd- white machines, ran ging fro m Meyer's Tri umph 500cc tw in to Wad e's
big Harl ey.
At the Centra l Dlinois MC hillclimb, the Wild
Bunch entered three classes: the 75Occ, Open and
l'u shrod. They claim ed both firs t and second in
a ll three clas ses, and also turned in th e fas tes t
times of the da y.
"Wild Wad e" Sch u ltz took th e wins in th e
Open and Pu shrod clas ses o n h is big Harley,
wit h Lane coming in seco nd on his snorti n' No rto n in both classes . Wad e rode only once in the
O pen cla ss, posting a bli st ering 2.799-second
first -round tim e that no on e cou ld bea t. Lan e
came the closest wi th a fine 2 .997·~cond ride of
his o wn. Steve Shafer wen t over in 4.041 seco nds
for thi rd, w ith Bu tch Fette rs a nd his Harl ey running four th, a nd Jacob Bail ey runn in g fifth o n
his SOOcc Triumph.
Wade abo too k o nly one ru n o n his Harley
in the Pushrod class, turn in g a sta rtling 2.775
seconds for the class wi n and ta kin g the fas ttim e a wa rd a way fro m Lane. La ne wa s toug h
here, too , as he flew hi..; orton over in 2.907 sec.
onds for second place. Josh Carrier took third on
his 650ccTri um ph, followed by Jacob a., ile)' and
Steve Shafe r.
Lane took the 75Occ--cl.ass wi n in convi ncing
f.as hio n, blasting over the top in true Wild Bunch
fonn in 2.796 seco nds on his Yama ha twin - setting fast time up to that point. JakeShafer made
a 3.044·sceond run on his Ya ma ha fo r second
p lace, with Andy Fort ner close behind in 3.051
St..'Conds on his Ho ndasaki tri ple. Wad e Schu ltz
slipped his Yama ha in to the fou rth spot, wi th
Josh Carri er running fifth on his Triu mp h.
Jablonski sizzles at
Glen Helen Motocross
By Bob Alloy
SAN BERNARDINO, CA, JUtY10
Wit h temperatures soa ring to over 100 degrees
at Glen Helen, 26 Riverside OTMX racers found
themselves com peti ng aga ins t the heat as well as
one ano ther. and they downed lots of Gatorade
and co ntin ually dampened their jerse to s tay
ys
cool.
C u r tis Ja b lo ns ki w a s out in fro n t in the
Expert contest, bu t Geo rge Spea ring was following eve r so dose. Spea ring kept the pressure on
and hounded Jablonski for five more laps until
David Wallac e. wh o had moved up from nextto-last pla ce, passed him . At the chec ke red, it
wa s Jablons ki in fi rs t, Wa llace in seco nd and
Spearing in third .
wallace agai n powered out with the lead in
mot o tw o and stay ed ther e for th ree laps. Then
he we nt down. Jim McConnell inherited the lead ,
with Spea ring racing at his rear wheel. Spea ring
sta lled hi s Kaw asaki a nd Ron Rud er go t past.
Th e moto ended with McConnell in first, Rud er
in sec ond , and Jablonski in the third slo t.
In the Master B class, Jack Rot en didn't let
th e hot weather s lo w him d o wn as h e put
together his set of solid mot o w ins. Alan O 'Brien
blas ted in at an a we so me pa ce for his secondplace standing in both motos.
Geoff 'A rn o ld led all th e o t he r Amat eurs
until Rand y Bruce mu scled pa st on lap two, and
kept the pow er up a ll the way to secu re his firstplace win. Steve Jennings s na ppe d up seco nd,
and Barry Hale collected third .
Arnold took the lead in the seco nd mot e , but
Jennin gs qu ickly s ho t past o n the seco nd lap and
led th in gs th er eafter. Ba r ry 's fast pace earned
him seco nd, and Bruce moved in wi th third.
Novice
Simo n managed to ho ld off a
hotl y pursu ing Sam Eng lish for his first- place
win. Eng lish came in an im pressive seco nd, a nd
Joh n Webb wrappt.od up th ird pL1ce.
John Pa st o ri be gan mo to t w o .in fr o nt of
everyone, bu t on la p two Simo n cha rged past.
Englis h agai n raced right beh ind Simon a nd
ke pt the pres sure up to successfully make his
w inning pass o n the very last lap and St."CUre his
first- place wi n. Simon finis hed seco nd , followoo
by Webb.
Barry
Results
MSTR B: 1. Jad Rott-n (Yam); 2. Awn (Y Brien (Yam).
EX: 1. C u rtis J..b lnm.ki (Hon); 2. Jim McConndl (Kaw); 3. Rod
Ru d tT (Kawl.
"'VI : I. St...,..e knnln~ (V..m); 2. Randy BnK1." (lIon); 3. Barry
Haw (KTht) .
N OV ; I. 50J En~ho;h lKa w); 2. &lrry Simon (KTMI ; 3. Jo hn
m
Wl-bb (Ho n).
Results
so AllTO: 1, DvL.:m 8ra..1v (SIU) .
,115 YTH ; 1. D~mon M,,'yo ( I-Iun); 2 . Ni ck MoIVo (H u n) ; 3 ,
ChUCk Molthf'W~ln ( K.1W); 4. Ju~tin Tn-nt l K,l W); 5: I': ick Burke
(laM ).
200: I. C h ri~ Rivl'T'S(Yam) ; 2. Bt.-cka Willi.lm... IJ(.lw) ;·3. Mar k
Goudma n Jr. (Soz ).
250; 1. M.u k Coodmdn Jr. (Kaw) ; 2. M.. tt Pt.
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PROD: I. Wade Sch ultz (H·D); 2. Lane Schultz (Ntl r); 3. Joo;h
C.trrk1"(Tn); 4. Jan lb B.!Iill"y (Tn) ; 5. StevfOShaft"1' (H- Dl.
SR: 1. Kevin WeanT (H on); 2. Gayle Jl'n k im (Hon); 3. K{"Vin
Md(,ty H(aw).
STK: 1. Andy fortntT (}-Ion); 2. Mark Bri(Wlo (H on ); 3 . Dt'n- k
Mdlon.: (Suz.l; 4. Oou~ Ca mpbell (Yam); 5 . Stev e ShaftT ( I<.lw).
FAST TIM E: WaJfO Sch ul u.. 2.m (H- Dl .
Little big men at NorCal
Spring Motocross finale·
By Bret Eckert
SACRA\-IENTO, CA, JULY17
KB Ra cing Pr omo tion s wrapped u p it s 1999
Northern California Spri ng Motocross Se ries
with exciting battk'S in many classes that we re
decided in the very last round of the premier
six-race series . The Racers Pit Sho p/ Me Con cept s/Rancho M Disman tling /Roseville Cyclesponsored seri es has grown in popularit y every
year, and this fourth yea r produC'f."d record numbers of entran ts in all classcs.
The highlights of the series Wl'll: the minicycle
clas.. as the 50, 65 and 85cc divisions featured
o:oes,
