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Cycle News 2001 03 28

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~CT.ztTLLI~ ROVER 7RADIAL .L.I.-.N. 'Riii!!f!! . '... battl~ for third was heating up between Bran· don Milstead and Shane Smith, who fought for the last podium position. Smith made his move on Milst~ad down the back straightaway and took over third. Smith then set his sights on Bagge, but with only two laps left. Smith was unable to find his way around Bagge for second. The checkered flag came out and Eide styled across for the win, followed by Bagge and Smith. In the second moto, Tim Birkumshaw surprised the crowd a nd the riders as he absconded with the holeshot. Birkumshaw, who had some problems in the first mota, was on a mission to win the second moto. Birkumshaw looked awesome in the lead, but Eide tried desperately to find his way around him. Birkumshaw was able to hold off Eide for the win. Bagg~ was a strong third. Eide took the overall with his 1-2 punch. The Vet riders wer~ out in fuji force, provo ing to the crowd just how hard it is to give up this sport no matter what age you are. In the first Vet Expert moto, Sean Thorton grabbed the holeshot, followed by Willy Musgrave and Keith Hensley. Thorton felt the pressure every lap as Musgrave tried to find a way around him for the lead. Thorton held tough and took the win, followed by Musgrave and Hensley. Musgrave nailed the second·moto holeshot, followed by Hensley. Thorton had some bad luck in the first tum and was unable to finish the race. Musgrave easily took the win and the overall, followed by Hensley. In the Vet Intermediate division, Vincent Baioni and Skip Godinez battled in each moto. Baioni took the first-moto win, with Godinez close b~hind. In the second moto, Godinez took the early lead and held off Baioni for the win and the overall. Th~ bigg~st class of the day was the axc Beginners. Eighteen riders lined the gate, and wh~n it dropped, Trevor Doyle nailed the hol~shot, followed by Bryan Barton and Andrew Rhoades. Doyle found himself under presents the ~ver;Z1!n Race the AMA 125/250 National Track! nag came oul, it was Barton, Doyle and Rhoad~s. In th~ second moto, Barton decided to take the lead early; he grabbed the holeshot and never look~d back. Meanwhile, Kory Robinson and Doyle fought for second. Barton cruised in for the win, with Robinson holding on to sec· ond and Doyle finishing third. 50 (4.6): I. Colby Roha (Cob); 2, Tanner Roberson (Cob). 50 (7·8): I, Nick Paluul (Cob); 2. Caden Probtt (Pol); J, Presten Kelly (Pol); 4. Oreg UtUejohn (HM): 5. Christopher OaUl'TH!f (tITM). S/P/W; I. Cohon Sando" (Pol); 2. """ GonW" (KTM); 3. Tyl« Wtes (HUI); 4, Tanner Roberson (Cob). 60 BEQ: 1. Tonvny Aquino (K_); 2. MidwteI Hernandez. (Kaw); J. Chadd Cole (Kaw); 4 Oonlel Arredondo (Kaw). 60 (6...a)~ 1. Nkk Paluzzi (Kttw): 2. Max lAdiue (tITM); J. Chan· dler Ouimette (Kaw); 4, Dan~ Tomeoni (Kaw): 5. Shaun Caudill (Kaw). 60 (9-11): 1, Shawn Hayn (tITM); 2. Blot Jacbon (Kaw); 3 TraVia ~ (KTM): 4, Oerrett Ully (KTM); 5. Shawn Buder (Kaw). 80 BEQ (0·11): I. Bryan Berton (Yam); 2. Trevor Doyle (Kaw); J. Korey RoIwIton (V~); 4. Andrew Rhoades (Yam): 5. Bemy Bredr. (Yom). 80 (7.11); 1. Shawn Hayes (Ka.); 2. B.J, ~ MIA --~~'J>U~l-) Friday, May 11 Gates Open 6:00 am Sign-Up Opens 6:00 am Practice 7:00 am Racing Starts 8:30 am Gates Close 12:00 am Classes: 60cc, 80cc, 125cc, 250cc, Vets, Pee Wee (will race on pee wee track), Superminis. All skill levels pressure, as Barton was closing in. Barton quickly made his pass on Doyle and took th~ lead. Barton continued on riding comfortably and stylishly in the lead. When the checkered @VAMAHA 6th ANNUAL Weekend Overnight Camping $40 per Vehide ~f~PG Inside Parking Pass $10 per Vehide- Sunday only veriZ!l!] Ticket Prices Gates Open: 6:00 am Sign-Up Opens 6:00 am Practice 7:30 am Racing Starts 8:30 am Gates Close 12:00 am Classes: Seniors, Women, Quads Jr Vets, & 4-stroke. All skill levels (iate Fees Must purchase 3-day ticket to spectate or compete. No Friday or Saturday only tickets (iates Open Wednesday. May 10th, 2000 Radisson WJ-'s:¥I~~~ri IEntry Fee I $30.00 Must be post marked by 5/1/01 Post Entry Pee Weewill race on pee wee track ~ ~mfl'»-4 $35 3-day Friday, Saturday, Sunday $25 Sunday only 6 yrs. to 12 yrs. $15.00 Pre-Entry Saturday, May 12 ....... ........ $45,00 $15.00 .-rm 6i?i?17 ~fNlliJiN ~ ~ r~-1$.1 "' .... ........ Mail Entry to: Glen Helen Racing Inc. P.O. Box 6950, San Bernardino, CA 92412 Glen Helen Raceway Park, San Bernardino, CA 5 miles North of San Bernardino: Toke 1-215 freeway, exit Palm/Kendall and follow the signs. For more information call the Glen Helen Raceway 24hr. Horline 909 880 3090 or www.glenhelen.com (Vam); J Cowy ' - ' 1-);' OeM, Goowoieo I....); 5 Nick '""""" (....1 80 (12.13): I AuU1 Boyd (Sw); 2. Done Jocbon (Yam); 3 ,....... z.".do (Yom);' Cody Bohannan 1_); 5.•....,. ........" lHonI 80 (14·16): 1. JMClfl Hidlotnnd (Yam); 2. t..anee Galan (Hon); e..a IIJ

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