Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

Events Results 50 r /w (4·1\): 1. J(>n.llh.ln Dolni.:\!- CYam); 2. Zlch Bul l,' r (Kaw l; 3. Kl,-'vin O' Laug hli n (Ya m); 4. J.,ml " CIt.,little (Ya m l; 5. '1 Jw. lin M.WLllh (Y., m ). -"" (U): I. Anthony Pl"f't1;rin ( u bi; 2. Dn..~ Terrance (Cob); 3. [onathan Damcls 5 (10· 11): 1. M it ch d l Do ughert y (I(.,W) ; 2. St.,m Wal1<1C1,' · (Suz) ; J . Tyler Klin t' (Kaw l; 4. Ry.,n Sd l,l'.II,m (KTM ); 5. Billy [cn kins ( K,lW) . . &'i (7-10 : 1. lay Wc1k 'r (K.lw l; 2. Mitd1l' 1I Dnu~ht'J'ty (Y.lm); 3. Ph illi p Nic(ll~·tti {KT M I; 4 . St'.ln H.,ck ll·Y (K.1WI; 5. Mikl' Ccs -o . (KTMl. X!i 11 2· 131 1. Ryan Scu tt O ·L.l ug hl in (Ya rn l; 2. C...lt'b MiIl..r : (Y.l m ); 3. W illi" m Hec km a n U lun ); 4. D avid Slt·rrill (Ko l'!; 5. Eric n s..·b.lslia n (Y,1m). X5 (l4-t5): I. Jt'l'SI,'Cill;lrilh (K.m·); 2. Z.lehM y rt ·.1slo--r(K.1W); 3. Jus tin I.l cb u n (Ho n); 4. David Sd"I ..han (l(;u \ll; 5. 1.1'01.10 Ti~<;(1 1 (Ho i'll. SCHIJY : J. Ry a n Mill s (Hon ); 2. Gl'nt' N ilo":hm.lO {Ka w): 3. B obby Bu tle... (K.1w); 4. P.1 tnck Sim f""O (Y.1m) ; 5. \; 2. DolVid D\l nc h (Kaw); 3. ZtcholrY Buzzard (KThI) . M> JR: 1. N .1tha n M" hon e y (KT M) ; 2. R.lu l Rollher; 3. Ryoln J(ll1l"li(K.1wl. VET BEG: I. Frank F.l l

n; 5. JU!ltin Pr a tt. By Vic k ie Ba ne s FOSTERB URG. IL.SErf. 12 "I knew the sta rt was important becau se of the dust ," said john Roth. "so I got out in front and just tried to put so me time on everyone ." Roth d iU jus t that as he won rou nd fo ur of the SOIL Har e Scra mbles Series. The club d id a go od job of se tting u p th e cou rse, a nd they also tried s o m ~ t hi ng new to help ·out the riders: Theyusl' and the Works End u ro Riders. Tanner England finished third in the AA class. ''I'm glad I missed a ll the concrete deer this ti me ," Eng la nd co mme nted. " It was a go od course . I got a good sta rt, bu t the d ust was so bad , Roth got away. Afte r Lee pasSl' " class victories at the MRA po ints-pa yin g event. The even t, billed as the "MX Freestyle Festiva l," featu red a halftime jumping contest and numer· ous doo r pri zes provid ed .by race spo nso r Schiets Motors o f nea rby Fremo nt, O hio. Sho wing so me of the younger Pro riders the fas t way arou nd the SVR circui t, Scott Watkins too k the 125/ 25Oc Expert-elass win over Ca nac d ian Ka wa sa ki rid e r Bra d Dixon an d Schiets Motor s-sponsored Hon da rid er Jake Davis after a thr ee-w ay battl e for the wi n in bo th motos. The you nger Wa tkins, Dillon , was bu sy winning the 125cc Interm ed ia te cl'lSS. He also took second overa ll in the SOcc Expe rt class and third o \'e ra ll in th e 125cc Jun ior clelSS . In the 125cc Int ennedi ate class , Dillon too k bo th mo to wi ns, with Grego ry Bro ok s ta ki ng second a nd Sa m Collins tak in g th ird ove ra ll. Th e 80cc Exp ert cla ss fea tu red lots of ta len t, a nd David Ree d took the win over Dillo n, wit h Step hen Ca rn ahan third . In tht.' 125cc Junior class, Dillon took third behind Dustin Pulley and David Reed . Greg Duriv age sl.1rted out his family's nigh t on the righ t foot by taking the 60cc class victory, winning bo th motos over Ada m Behri nger a nd Allen Jon es . Greg took secon d in the sSec Novice class, b eh ind j os h u a Kompa . Mi ke Ream claimed third . The elder Durivage, jim: took the 250cc &'ginner-dass win w ith cons istent rides; Brian Kennard and Gary Hahn rounded o ut the top three ove rall. Ano ther hot rider on the d a y was Suz u ki rid er Geo rge Fane lli, w ho top ped th e Vet Ov er 30 and Over 35 classes. Fanelli too k the Over 30class win over Craig Sm ith a nd Rick Cus ta rd, and he ea rned the Over 35-c;lass wi n over Custa rd and Bill Buckles.

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