Events
00 (<,1·1 1) NOV: 1. Na l h.an Honist" (Kawl; 2. Bl'l ndon ~
(K.i w); 3. Andnow ~i1aKUd. (KT'M ).
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80 BEG : 1. David B1 r (5uz); 2. :-..IatN n Ho lli!'o llf'r lK,aw) ; 3.
.u
Nic k & L n (Yam) ; 4. Krn Bunch (Kawl; 5. John Tud.....,.CVam).
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80 /'IOO V: I. Ca~ Hi~ (Suz); 2. David Da~; 3. Rllbby
8.Jptista n (Ya m ); 4. Shawn Willis d out the top five.
In motu two, r edrero rocketed out of the gate
to lead th e cha rge in to tu rn o ne , w ith Ya ho,
Stevenson, Renner a nd Sh u tt lewo rth tra iling .
Renner and Shuttleworth bum ped exiting the "",.
an d tum, v.;th both riders hitting the dirt and in
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tum moving Billy Wood into fourth . When frontrunners Ped rero and Yoho entered the whoops,
Yoho slipp<.>d by and into the lead . A few tums
later, Stl'vcnson aL-O moved by Ped rero into Sl'C·
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a nd . On I.lp three, Stevenson was close to Yoho's
rear whl.Cl. On lap six, he mad e a surp rise pass
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o n Yoho , w ho qu ickly retook the lead as the
white flag fl~w . Meanw hile, Shutt leworth was on
,1 tear, slicing his wa y throu gh the field, p.elssing
Woods late in the mota. Pedrero had bike troubl e
and dropped ou t. Renner also exit ed the track
early. Yoho held on for the win over Steven~ n,
Shuttleworth and Woods.
Results
P/ W O IL·I N]: I. Col lin Co bre (Yam) ; 2. Miu More llo; 3. Tnlor
~ (Ya m); 4. JolllOO Cosici £Yam); 5. M.arX p~W!iok.i (Ya m)~
P / W (4-6): 1. Robby Hu Sl> (Lem l; 2. Dyl.ln IWntum (Cob); 3.
[);amllll Walkr (l.em ); 4. Levi Bufkirl (Cob); 5. Johnnie Ga f'K
aM
46
(Cob).
P / W (7-8): 1. A..hky Vickery (Cob); 2. Corry Woodard (Cob);
3. }..- Fn'ft1\otn (Cobl; 4 , JImmy Norton (Cob); 5. o..-rdL H.1U(Cob) .
P /W OPEN : I. C olton Ma ynard (Cob) ; 2 . Ryan La w hon
(Cob) ; 3. Atohley Vdny (Cob); 4. Jnow Fl'e'efJIlIi (I(aw); 5. IAovon Rh.lridt'5
(Ka w) .
60 (9-11): 1. Orlando H.lmilton (K.1w); 2. Brad 8ollJ1'\ol n (l(aw);
3. Mi ke Mc Arthur (Ka w); 4. Jimmy Nurton Uu w ); 5. J~ Fn.-c-m.ln (Ka w) .
60 O PEN: 1. Rkky RenIWT (Ka w) ; 2. Kyle Keylon (Ka w); 3.
~an Dy"~ (KTM); 4 . Mike N icolini (Kaw); 5. Dt-von PLtddn
(Ka w) .
80 BEG: 1. Joey Thom.u (Ya m ); 2. [)e):trt Buf1r.in U<.tw ); 3.
Scott Wichtner (}ion]; 4 Brandon 8uckin~m (Ka w); 5. Mict'W'11e
Go5.w Un CSuz) .
80 (7-11): 1. Kv le Ch i~ho l m (Ka w ); 2. Matt Bon i ( K..w); 3.
~a n Oy""" CSuz ); 4: luMin Bryant (Suz); 5. Daniel WiIlJ1'\oln (K.1w)
80 (l 2-15): I. Au~ l...iebeT (Suz); 2. EricSt-art £Y m ); 3. RIcky
a
Bry.... nt (Ya m); 4. Mi ke Colberly (Yam) ; 5. Beau Su.. (lIr (l.Jwl.
m
S/M INI : 1. Kyle Ch isholm (Ka w) ; 2. Mdu Boni (K.t w) ; 3.
Au g ie Lieber (Suz); 4. Eri c Stewart (Ya m); 5. Ryan Warno n ( K.1w).
12·1 5: 1. ril il Pl"rebljn()~ (H on); 2. Brad tkmier (Suz); 3. Co rey
Fink (Ya m ); 4 . O it! Bantle nt (H un) ; 5 . Da llas Co nno r (Yam)
15-24; I. Jeremy Shu tt lewort h £Yam) ; 2. Ryan Ddvis (K.1wl; 3.
Billy Wond (Yam); 4, Ti m IMntl e (Ka w); 5. Ro n nil" Mo nk (Ya m ).
25+ : 1. Marcu l>Pe d rero (Suz); 2. Todd Ga rd ner ( Hun ); 3.
Shaw n Will is (Yam ); 4. Ad am Sm ith (Ha n); 5. Bryan Abd (K.1w ).
30+: 1. Todd W ich tn.....(Ho n); 2. Tim EMer.l £Yam) ; 3. To mmy
W~yluk (Kawl; 4. Mar k We ilt")' (Ho n); 5 Wayne H.m dll')' (Yam l.
35+: 1. Tim ESHer.; (Ya m) ; 2. Drew Ju sti ce (Ya m) ; 3. C ra ig
Cardl'\" (Koiw); 4. Chris Nel!lOn £Yam ); 5. Jo hn Co ll'fllan (Suz).
oW+ : 1. Dn-w Just i,-", (Ya m); 2. John Co lm.l n (Suz ); 3. St...ve
Edward, (Kawl; 4. JAonni!O Rolosl: y (Suz); 5. Mik e Caiazza (Ya m) .
.50 1. V. fl Ad er ho ld U.-( i ); 2. Gunther Sommer (Ya m) ; 3.
+:
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Robm D.1 (Kaw).
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125 B; I. Rva n Davis (Kaw ); 2. Tim Bantlt." (K.aw ); 3. Mike
Md;ourty (Ya m i; 4 . Josh Morrison
he opent. d up a thrce-s«ond cushion over the
rest of the pack. Ghidiu was in fourth, fend ing
off pressure from Wondrack in fifth. Field held
sixth, while Dieter had worked his way into sev·
enth. Higgins was beginning to lose his lead , as
Coon and Oehlhof closed the ga p and began an
amaz ing three·bike battle for th e top s po t.
Mea nwhile, Diete r had managed to pass Field
a nd was dosing the gap between him self a nd
the Ghid iu-Wondrack battle.
Finally, Coen passed Higgins and began to
pu ll away. Oehlhof finally passed Higgins by
grabbi ng the inside line in a corner. OehIhof
then set out afte r Cocn, a nd on the last lap he
was able to challenge him, but Oehlhof bobb led
for jus t a ,"-'COnd , givi ng Coe n the <>dge he need ·
ed to pu ll away for the win . Oe hlhof took secon d, and Higgins third . Diet~r had caugh t up to
Ghidiu and Wa nd rack, a nd he ma naged to pass
the latte r on the last lap. At the finis h, Ghid iu
took fourth and Dieter fifth.
In th e seco nd mo ta, Coen agai n took th e
holeshot, with Ochlhof, Dieter and Peter Falconi
following. Higgins got a mid pack start and had
to wo rk his way up to the front. Cos t opc nl.--d up
a lead , letting Oeh lho f and Dieter battle for second . Th er e was a fou r-bike battle for fo u rth
between Falcon i, Wondrack, Higgins and Gary
Michael. Wand rack passed Falconi, as di d Higgins , and the two began their own battle. Hig gins pull ed off a triple, givi ng him an edge over
Wondrack. and he moved into fourth .
Up fron t, Oehlhof had sla rted to pull awa y
from Higgins a nd ca tch up to Coen. The tw o
had a n intense back-and-forth battle un til Caen
got Ochlhof by laking an inside line in a comer
and regaining the lead . Cocn took the win, followed by Oeh lhof , Dieter, Higgi ns a nd Wond rac k. The d o u bl ~ mo to win gave Coen the
overa ll, while Oehlhof took second. Higgins had
th ird overa ll. while Dieter took fourth.
Results
51 SHAfT: 1. R.J. 8tock (Ydm) ; 2. z..ch Butin' (Yaml; 3. Brllnd on Waldea u (Y.... m ); -t, J~hua l.oucb (Yam); 5. Na than Cou~
(Yam).
5 1 CHArS: 1. Ry an Bb uard (C ob); 2. Nicholatl Mc Ph ne
tCob); 3 . Jorda n Krigt1' (Cob); 4. M.. tt Gu ilfoil (Cob); 5. Mik TayIor ICobl.
JR MII\: I: 1. Cody Dunnin g (Kaw); 2. Bran..son Ml"il!n (K.1w);
3. C had Dunnin g (Ka wl; ol. G reg Peri (K.lw); 5. Stl"Ve Sliwil\bki
(K.1w) .
SR MINI: 1. Bob Kini ry (Kaw); 2. Jdson Da yit' (Ya m) ; 3. Ryan
McKenyon (Suz); 4. David Stern tt ( Ka w ); 5. N ick Faro (Ha n )
MIN I CO MB: 1. Bob Kiniry (Ka w); 2. JdllOn Doyle (Yam); 4.
Nick Faro (Hon); 4. Ju...tin Jdc~n C n); 5. O(Ya m) ; 2. A.1ron Dil"ter (Suz) ;
3. Ma rk Wond rack (Ka w l; 4. Scot t Ghid iu (K.1w ); 5. Jue H a fJ;l"U
(SlIz).
125 BEG: 1. Jeff Whall"y (Suz ); 2. Ir (H an); 3. Thomas
Britzir.l;" (Kaw ); 4. DaI'T\"1l Hitchcock (Ka w); 5. Bill Rodn~l tf-lonl.
VlNT/WOS: 1. Slt·..·e Edw.ud!.IIIon); 2. I(}u-b Bailey (Ka w );
3. Rob BraAA(H on ); 4. Rtlb \\'a lf (Yam); 5 , Cknn Fnl"dk.,tHun).
VLVf EXH IB; I . Paul Gardner e-seeond runs on his trip le, and claimed
th ird with a 2.92B-second tim e. " Fas t And y"
Fort ner put his Hond asa ki trip le over in 3,189
seconds for fourth, a nd Wad e Sch ul tz slipped
into fifth on his Yamaha in 3.364 seconds .
Fortner continued his perfect D-17 season in
the 600cc class wi th a scorchi ng 2.790-seco nd
first-ro und rid e on his CR500, slipp ing und er
young Mark Goodman Jr., who had d elivered a
fine 2.890 time to ta ke the ea rly lead . Fortn er
was also a d oubl e class winner, also taking the
Stock-dass win wi th a 3.908-second first-round
ride on his CR250.
Results
PERRIS,CA, JULY 10
Sha ne Bess won both motos to score first overall
in the high ly competitive Su pe rm ini class at
round thr ee of the Hot Summe r Nigh t Series at
Perris Race w a y. Whe n t he ga te d ro p pe d, it
looked like t he ho leshot would fall to t he
smooth style of Tyler Dunca n, but going around
the ou tsid e of the first co rne r was Shane Bess,
flyi ng w id e o pe n into t he ea rly lead. Ch ase
Meine ke an d Ja red " The Jet " Bro wn fou nd
thems elves battling for third. Dunca n was d oing
everything he cou ld to kl-cp Bess in his sights,
but the more eXpt'rienced and qu icker Bess was
nowhere to be foun d . M ~an whil e, Brown and
Meinek e we re still close, but Brown a ppea red to
be contro lling the third pos ition. At the checkered flag, it was Bess with a command ing lead
and Duncan in se co nd , wi th Brow n a n d
Meinek e rounding out the top four .
In the second mota, Dunca n too k the early
lead , with Bess in hot pursuit. Duncan was able
to hold the lead for a couple of laps, but with
Bess busting out I.lp times like those in the 125ee
Intennediate class, it did n't take long for Bess to
go into the lead and pu t some d ista nce on Duncan a nd the rest of the field . At the chec kered
flag.. it was Bess, Du ncan, Brown and Meineke.
In the l2Scc No\ice class, birthday boy Scott
BUll reI! ga ve h imself the ho les hot. Kevi n
Ho lmes was St.~ n d . Vito Tar antin o and Israel
Ochoa battled for third . Ochoa mad e quick work
of Tara ntin o and joined the battle for the lead.
Wh ile BUll reIl hel d off Ho lm es a nd Ochoa,
smo ke began to blow from ButtreIl"s bike and it
a p p ea red to be los in g po wer . Hol mes took
advantage of BUllreIl's bad luck, and Ochoa followed . M eanwhil e, Ta ra n t in o went d own,
allowing Micki Griffi n to set his sig hts on the
leaders. At the end , Ochoa got by Holmes for the
win, wi th Griffin coming in second and Holmes
fad ing back to third . Rick La kin slip ped into
fourth. Moto tw o didn't ha ve as much drama, as
Buttrell was out with bike prob lems and Ochoa
had probl ems as well. Griffin took the holeshot
and never looked back. At the chec kered flag, it
was Griffin with an imp ressive win, followed by
Holmes , Tarantino and Lakin.
Results
50 A UTO: I. Oyl.ln Brad y (Suz); 2. JUbhn M uore (KTM ).
8,,'> rot: 1. J
-'COb TaclQtt evilm); 2. Nidr.l\.hyo Ulon); 3. Chuck
Mathewson (Ka w) ; 4. Ju...nn Tren t (K4! 5. Damon Ma yo (Hon).
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50 MOD (4-6): 1. Justin Jt-fffTli ( Kllwt ).
tlO BEG: I. Adrian Fu ller ( JC'T'1IA ); 2. Kyl e Hol tz
(}(lM).
60 NOV: 1. Gt-orge Jdfl'T5 ( !(a w).
80 BEG: 1. Gotrrett Iw anicki (Suz); 2. Ca meron Keidel
