Cycle News is a weekly magazine that covers all aspects of motorcycling including Supercross, Motocross and MotoGP as well as new motorcycles
Issue link: https://magazine.cyclenews.com/i/128024
overall win, with Pedrero, Seeger, Boback and Knipper filling out the top five places. Farnell led the first 125cc A mota from wire to wire, with Mike Stevenson and Adam Bechdel rounding out the top three. In moto two, Famell again rocketed out of the gate and looked to have the win in the bag until he washed out long enough for Stevenson to race by. Farnell quickly remounted in second and chased after Stevenson, closing to his rear wheel in two laps. Famell jumped by Stevenson and raced off for his fourth moto win of the day. Stevenson held on for second, over Bechdel. Lee Tatham, Tim Bantle and David Ellis each scored double class wins. Tatham won the 250cc B and Over 25 classes, Bantle topped the 125cc Band 16-24 contest, while Ellis won the Over 35 and Over 40 age groups. Results PfW OIL 1. Klll~n Fitzpatrick (Vllm): 2. Neeko Gonzlllez (Y!UTl): 3. Tllnn~r Hughes (Vllm): 4. Tyl~r M~yer (Vllm); 5. Kyl~ ft'ollloy (Vam). PfW (4~6): I. Tyler Moor~ (Cob): 2. Robby Huss (Lem): 3. John· nie Gargano (Cob): 4. Georg~ Warren (Cob). PfW (7·8); I. RYlln LAwhon (Cob); 2. Jimmy Norton (KllW); 3. Robby R~nn~r (Kaw); 4. Trllvis Rogers (Cob): 5. Ashley F'lOIek (Cob). 60 pO·ll): I. Kyle Meeks (KllW); 2. Ricky R~nner (KTM); 3. Troy Davis (KllW); 4. Gorrett Wood (Kaw); 5. Dustin Solovltch (KllW). 80 (7·11): I. Kyll! Chisholm (Kaw); 2. Matt Bonl (Kaw); 3. Kyle Meeks (Kaw); 4. Ricky R~nnl!r (KTM): 5. Don WilhTllln (KllW). SO (12·13): I. Robert Kiniry (Kaw); 2. Jared Ku~ntjes (Suz): 3. NIl::k McEnt~ (Yam): 4. Chris Cllt~s (Yam): 5. Ben F1~twood (Hon). YTH (12-15): I. Jerry Jackson (KllW); 2. Shawn Mayo (Hon); 3. Brlld B~mier (Suz): 4. Eric St~llrt (Yam): 5. Sam FIorinll (Suz). S{M1Nl: I. Robert Kiniry (Kaw): 2. Kyl~ Chisholm (Kaw): 3. Matt Boni (Kaw): 4. Kyle Meeks (SUl): 5. Nick McEntee (Yam). 16·24: I Tim Bantle (Kaw); 2. Ronnie Monk (Yam); 3. Darren Fortin (SUl); 4. Jason Bllk~r (Yam); 5. Donny Sanler (Sul). 125 BEG: I Robert Limgreder (Suz): 2. Ryan Modin (Suz); 3. Tom Writth (KllW): 4. Kane &rrie (Kllwl; 5. Nathan Sheldon (Kaw). 125 A: I. Kyl~ Fllmell (Yllm); 2. Mik~ Stevenson (Yam); 3. Adllm Bedldel (Suzl: 4. Dustin Kuentjes (Kaw): 5. Ryan Kelley (KllW). 125 B: 1. Tim &nde (Kaw): 2. Ronnie Monk (Yam); 3. Tayior Shive (Yam): 4. Jerry Jackson (Kawl: 5. Danny SonII!f" (Suzl. 125 C: I. D4rr~ Forun (Suz); 2. .,!llSOO Bllk~r (Yam): 3. Pllt MaMIng (Yam): 4. Mik~ Finn@gM (Yam); 5. Vince C,mnclOne (Yam). 250 BEG 1. John 8llkl!f" (Hon): 2. Robert Costll (Suz); 3. Justm Smith (Yam); 4. Tom Wright (Kaw); 5. Brian Mdll!f" (Suz). 250 B: 1. Lee Tathom (Yam); 2. Jerry Jackson (Kawl; 3. ft\Ik~ Mc::Conville (Hon); 4. Matt Johnson (Yam). 250 C: 1. Jason 8llker (Yam): 2. Bill Studstlll (Hon); 3. Pat Manning (Yam); 4. SId Boughton (Suz); 5. Chns Bnc~ (Yam). 25t: 1. Lee Tathllm (Vam): 2. Marcus Pedrl!l'O (Yam): 3. Mike McConville (Hon). 30.; I. DlIvld Wincott (Hon): 2. Pal Cllialla (KllW): 3. Mike McConville (Hon): 4. Alan Trenthlln (Hon) 35t; I. David Ellis (Hon): 2. John Coleman (SUl); 3. Pllt ClllllZZa (Kaw): 4. Barry Fem!1l (Suz); 5. Kevin Wilson (Sul). 40.: I. David Ellis (Hon); 2. 8llrry Mayo (Hon); 3. Kevin Wilson (Suz); 4. Mark Thomas (Kaw); 5. John Coleman (SuI). 5Ot: I. &rry Mayo (Suz); 2. Doug Hanvnond (Yam). WMN: I. Sommer Wood (Kaw); 2. Ashley Jackson (Suzl; 3. D. BrkSg~1 K~lIey (Kaw): 4. Angie Kuent,es (Kaw). 4·STRK: I. Sieve Rush (Yam): 2. Mike Caiazzo (Yam). Las Vegas Motor Speedway Kealamakia captures the crown By DICK GOODWIN LAS VEGAS, NV, DEC. 19 Cedar City, Utah's Brandon Kealamakia topped the aocc (7-11) division in motocross action at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The Yamaha ace used come-from-behind tactics to capture the overall crown. Kealamakia nailed the start of race one, just ahead of Honda hotshoe Michael Parker, Anthony Hart and Wesley Harris. Jared Partridge made his moves in the back section, pushing his way into third. Patrick Provencher also came up to challenge the front-runners, joining the top four. Harris took a tumble, removing himself from contention. Parker applied heavy pressure to the leader, Kealamakia, until he finally got by in the hairpin tum after the jump section and shot out to a comfortable lead. Kealamakia hung in for a solid second, while Partridge carded a quick third, safely ahead of Hart and Provencher. Partridge led Harris and the other "7-11s" at the start of moto two. Kealamakia and Michael Parker were on the prowl, and they quickly dashed into the first and second spots. Kealamakia opened it up but Parker encountered troubles, allowing Partridge back up to second. Hart and Harris had a wild scrap for fourth. Kealamakia cruised to an easy win and the overall aocc (7-11) crown. Parker recovered, passing Partridge on the white-flag lap to salvage second, and second overall. Partridge's pair of treys netted him third overall, ahead of Hart, Provencher and Harris_ eN Results P/W STK (4·6): 1. Blake Savage (Cob): 2. Joshua Byington (Cob); 3. Levi! HlllI (Cob): 4. David Cnbrero (Yom); 5. John Wilson (Hon). P/W STK (7.8): I. Zachary Fussell (Cob): 2. Jaegher LaFounL!Iine (Cob): 3. Rlkkl Mittwede (Cob); 4. Casey M~1I0 (HMo): 5. Jenna Ellis (Cob). P/W OPEN (4.S): I. Zachary Fussell (Cob): 2. Jaeghl!f" 1..llFoun· taloe (Cob); 3. Blake Savage (Cob): 4. Joshua Bymgton (Cob); 5. Cllsey Mello (HM). 60 STK (6.S): I. Tony CllptItO (Kaw): 2_ Jllegher 1..llFOW1taine (Kaw); 3. Andrew Iovino (Kaw): 4. Anthony Guiliano (Kawl; 5. Devon HaD (tITM). "Walter Zeller" Pencil Portrait • 20" x 22 • Black & White Lithographic Print First of two of a continuing series of "The Europeans," featuring racing stars and classic European motorcycles. (also available - "Goldstar" • 20" x 24") cue I e n e vv s JANUARY 19, 2000 37