Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

~IMIIIMlUJ~A Ca rr was again the most domi nant rider in the last th ree la p s, as he dispensed wi th King on lap 13, while Springsteen ran third and Davis fourth . The ' 92 Grand Na tional wi n ne r th e n tucked in as tight as he cou ld and began to inch away from his im media te pursue rs. ."1 wa s trying to (get away)," Carr said . "This is Sp ri ngfield , an d it has been known that if you lead off the last tum her e, then you 're a sitting duck. But with the track the way it was today, the gu y wh o got off the mid dl e of the turns three a nd four had t he a d va n tage . I didn't reall y u p the temp o , but m y ad renaline su re as hen sho t up high ." Lead it he did , wh en it counted , and the $20,000 first pri ze was his. Carr sa id that he had lots of plans for the mon ey, w h ic h, li ke th e p re ced ent th at Sco tt Park er had set the year before, included h on orin g th e fan s th at d on ate d . th e money by giving so me of it back. But rath er than funn el it back into the purse, Carr chose several cha rities instead. "Th is is th e biggest chec k tha t I' ve eve r won from one sing le event, so this is a prett y spec ial-d ay ," Carr sa id . "I'd like to tak e a little bit here and a little bit ther e, but I'm going to d on ate so me to the Davey Ca mli n fund, the Steel Shoe fund and the new Aid to Injured Riders. Sp rea d it o u t a litt le b it. Also, m y fav o r ite c ha rity is th e C la yt on Foundation wi th eyclt' News, and I think were goi ng to give them a little bit of it, too." eN Illinoi s State Fairgrounds Springfield, Ill inois Results: September 4, 1999 H EAT 1 (8 bps; 11 riders, top three tr~n sfer): 1. Terry Poo ve y ( He n) : 2. Joe.' Kopp ( H· D); 3. Sh aun RU~'II (H-D) ; 4. D.:m Stanley (1-1-0 ); 5. Kyl l" Long (HD); 6. Jt'IeY Bn lCk (H- O); 7. Cary Rogers (H · D); 8. Randy Shank II (H -D); 9. Brian Sh irley Jr. (1-1.0); 10. Rich King (H·D); II. David Rayburn (H-O). Tim es -I mine .• 5O .2bQS( :'CS . H EAT 2 (8 l.lp s; II ri d e rs, to p three tra nsfer): I. Ch rr..Carr (H-o); 2. Mike Hacke r (H· D); 3. Ronnie Ione, (H-O); 4. Nicky Hayden (H ·D); .5 Paul Lynch (1-1-0); 6. . Paul Bergstrom (H· D); 7. Shawn Clark (H· O); S. Brent Armbru ste r (H· O); 4. Bill y MoUlin H-I ·D ); 10. John Nickens III (H-D); 11. Je nw Aj;uil.lr (H·O). li Time: 4 mins., 50.149 "l~ . HEAT 3 (8 I.olp"'; 12 riders to p three tran sfer): 1. j.1Y Sp rtngstc...·n (1 -1·0) ; 2. Scott Pa r ker ( H· O); 3. 51l'V,,&e, ttil' 01 -0) ; 4. C hris Evans n·I·O); 5. Mike Varnes 0 -1· 0); 6. De e [cnncman (H·O) ; 7, I.K Schnab el (H-D); S. ll W illil' McCoy U-l O); 4. Jess RIIl'll ...-r (H-D) ; 10. jason · Sen te ll ( H-O) ; 11. Toby jorge nsen 01-0 ); 12. lam es Mcll ven a (H· O). T ime: 4 rnins., 51.7tN!'ot."CS. HEAT 4 (8 tapo;; 12 rid ers , lop three tra nsfer): 1. Will Davis (H· D); 2. Slew Morehead (H-O); 3. Brva n Bigelow (H·O ); 4. Kevin Varnes (H -D ); 5. Brct Bt. '(H. 'Yt.·r D); 6. Devon Prit chard ( H· D); 7. Robert Miller (H· D); Sj im Sumn er (H ·O); v. Randy Tex ter (H· D); 10. Gl'U Rl)l.·dlr II (H-O); t I. Paul Morg an II (H·D ); 12. Lonnie · raule v { Hon) , T ime: 4 mins ., 5 1 .2~N !Ot."('S. SEM I 1 18 1dps; 11 riders, winner tr.ln 'ifers ): l. Pau l Morgan III (H ·D ); 2. Nic ky Ha yd en (H- D); 3. De,Il.· len ncma n (H-D); 4. jlo·.;,s Roeder (1-1-0); 5. Shawn Clark (H· O); b. fJn.'t Bever (H· D); 7. john Nicll.l.:ns III (H·O) ; 8. Jim Sumn er (H· O); 'J. Rand v Sha nk II (H-D); 10. Kvle Lun g (I-I D); I I. David Rayburn (H-D). · . T ime: -I mins ., 56.472 sco- , : SEM I 2 18 t.aps; 11 riders, winner tra nsfers } I. Rich Kin ); (H- o); 2. Willie M,C )y (H·D); 3. D.l n Stan ley (H· D); 4 . Mill' va m e-, Ui-D>; 5. P.,ul Lynch (H·Q); 6. Tubv Ior gen-cn 0 -1·0); r . Dev on Pr itchard (H-O); 8. J.l i m~· Aguil.u (H· D); g, Rand y Te xter (H · D ); 10. Brent A rmb ru ...te e ( H- D); 11. G uy R~t.·rs (H·D). Ti me: 4 rmn s., 5-1 .07&sees. SE M I 3 (8 b ps ; 12 r id e rs, wi n ne r lu n sf en): 1. C hris Eva n s (H -D) ; 2. Kevin Varn es (H · D); 3. j .x . Schnabel (H-D); 4. Billy :\.1.utin (} -I-D); 5. Pau l Bergstrom LH·D ); b. lason Sen tell (H-D); 7. Robert Miller (H-D); 8. Joey Brock (H- O); 9. Ceo Roeder " _(H· D); 10. J.lml.~ Mcllvcna (H- D); II . Lonnie Paulev IHo n): 12. Brinn "Shir ley Jr. (H-D). T im e r -I min s., 5R.615 Sl'CS . . 600 MA IN (15 I ~ps; 18 ri d e rs): 1. Willi.... McCoy (Rtx); 2. JOt.' Kopp O~tx ); 3. Dan Stanl ey (R t x) : 4. Nicky Hay de n (Rtx): 5. jason Tycr (Rb ); b . Sha w n Clark (Rtx); 7. ja mes Hart (R tx) : M Tim E.IJ"OS (Rtx): 9. Billy Ma rt in . (Rtx,); to . Brd &·y...·r (Rtx); 11. Tohy jo rgen sen (CC M); 12. Pa ul Lyn ch ( Rh) ; 13. Alan Eadie (Rtx); 14. Mikl' Fe rro II (Rtx) ; IS. Phil Libhart (Rh ); lb. Charlie Orr (ATK) ; 17. John Wi nse tt Jr. (Rtx); 18. Lon nie Pau ley (R tx) . Ti me: 9 mins ., 17.647 sees . HAl l OF FAM E DIRT TRA C K RAC E 115 lap s: 18 riders): 1. Chris Cur (H-O); 2. Je'Y Springsteen (H-D); 3. Rich Kin); (H·O); 4. Will Davis (H-D> 5. Terry Poovey ; (Hon): 6. Ronnie JUl ll'S (11-0); 7. Nid,y Ha yden (H ·O) ; 8. Steve Moreh ead Hi ·D); c. Mikt: Hacke r (H· D); to. Stew 8l.. tt ie (I-I·D); 11. Chris Evans (H·D ); 12. Ceo Roeder II a Of-D); 13. Kevin V.,ml.~ (H-O); 1-1. Sbaun RUSSl'1I(H· D); 15. r .lu l Mor gan III (H-D); l b . Scutt Par ker (H·D); 17. lot' Kopp (H·D) ; 1M Bryan Bigd U\\' (H -D). . Time: 9 mi ns ., 4.142 St.'('S . Del Benefiting the Presents . The arG If-Tour menl In conjunction with the DEL MAR Oct. 9th & lOth Weekend Concourse d' Elegance and Grand National Championship Friday, OctoberS, .1 999 Oceanside Golf Course A dd another d~ of fun to your Del Mar l""Mile weekend and help a worthwhile cause by participating with Dirt Track Grand National Champions, Scott Parker and Ch n s Carr. 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