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f2 ,~% 1~%Ila; iiItriJ tdl In moto one, Weatherholt led the pack through tum one. Victor Edgar was second, with Dave Miller and Bill Vann in hot pursuit. Weatherholt opened up a good lead on Edgar, who was putting some room between himself and Miller, who had his hands full with Vann. Miller bobbled, allowing Vann to move into third. Vann then set his sights on Edgar. Weatherholt opened up a comfortable lead and took an easy win. By the beginning of the last lap, Vann had pushed his way up to Edgar's rear fender and was looking to make the pass. Vann found the opportunity back in the black-dirt section and took the runner·up spot. Edgar held on to third, with Miller fourth and Wendell Penrod fifth. In moto two, Edgar went through tum one in a full-lock broad slide. Edgar's glory lasted less than a lap; as the pack reappeared from the back section, Weatherholt was out front again. Weatherholt opened up a lead that he carried to the checkered flag. The race for second was a good one; Vann gated in third this Vintage Pro/Am Championships _mmmm _ ... brought to you by -.. time and was soon pressuring Edgar. Vann used every trick in the book, but Edgar held tough for the first 3 1/2 laps. As the two headed down the long, fast straightaway, Edgar got sideways off a jump, and Vann took second. Edgar was third. Miller and Penrod rounded out the top five after a moto·long battle. Leading the 22-rider 85cc (7-11) pack through turn one was Ohio rider Greg Durivage, with Joel Jager, Nathan Ciszewski, Brent Brown, Billy Larsen and Blake Wickerham in tow. Brown moved around Jager into second with a great move in the hjgh-speed wooded section. By the end of lap three, Brad Kiester had moved from 10th to fifth. Durivage held off Brown till the end, but not without a fight. Third went to Ciszewski, who made a last-lap pass on Jager by outbraking him at the end of the world's longest tabletop, and Kiester was back in fifth, hoping for a better start in moto two. In the second moto, Ciszewski was out front as the pack broke around tum one. fol· lowed by Durivage, Kiester, Wickerham and Brett Wagner. Before the opening lap was half over, Durivage was out front, working hard to keep the number plate on the front of his Suzuki clean. As the top four riders remained steady. Brown went upside down on lap one, then fought his way past Wickerham to move into the top five. Durivage held the lead by halfway and held it to the checkered flag, leaving Ciszewski to ride in a lonely second and Kiester an equally lonely third. Brown worked his way up to Wagner with less than a lap to go, but Wagner crossed the line in fourth, with Brown earning fifth. Results P/W (4.6) SHAFT: 1. Ale)! G. Ditton (Yom); 2. Kyler Jimenez (YlU11); 3. Jocob BehrInger (Yom): 4. Brock Corper (Yom): 5. Austin O. Wagner (Yom). PIW (7-8) SHAFT: l. Mk:h~ E. Heisler (Yom). P/W JR: I. Donny Lewis (Yam); 2. Mex G. Ditton (Cob): 3. Jef· frey HenIOn (Cob); 4. Ky~ Frese (Cob); 5. Jordan Frone (KTM). P/W SR: 1. Toylor W. DavIS (KTM): 2. Dougle J. f'o\oIine (Cob): 3. Jocob Renkenberger (Pol): 4 /l'\ichoel E. Hellier (KI#l\): 5. Cohon Lantto (Kow). 65 BEG: I. Bobby Roe (Kow). 2. Kenneth BaSI (Kow): 3. Tyler TI5ChIer (Kow): 4. Jacob Looze (Kow); 5. David Lash (Kow). 65: I. Nothan Cl$Zewski (Kaw): 2. R Brett Wegner (Kow); 3. Bred /II\. Kiester (Yom); 4. Ryan Uoyd (Kaw); 5. Joe Smith (Kaw). 85 BEG; I. Cory Larsen (Kow): 2. Nick Jo.nose (Kow): 3. Keith Najewski (Kow); 4. Adem W'Jtkowsky (Hon); 5. Isoec L Scheid (Kow). 85 JR: 1. Greg J. Ouriv&ge (KTM); 2. Nethan Cisz~i (Kew); 3. Brent 0 Brown (Suz); 4. Brad 1'\. KItos~ (Yam); 5. R. Brett Wegner (Kaw) 65 SR: I. T.J. Auten Jr. (Suz): 2. Shane M. Sewell (Suz): 3 Anthony J. Tonner (Kaw): 4. Chrlslophef" Spllllle (Kow); 5. Justin T. Robertson (Yam). 65 (9-13): 1. Blake Wickerham (Suz); 2. Scott Kobeck Jr. (Hon); 3. Billy E. Larsen (Suz): 4. Cody Lee Chasl! (Kaw): 5. Lel!vont Martin (Kaw). SIMlNI 100: I. T.J. Auten Jr. (SOl); 2. Shane M. Sewell (SUl); 3. MaI«!USZ Jachacy. 125 JR: 1. Cody Chmielewski (Hon); 2. Joe Penrod (Suzl; 3. Kyll! M. Brown (Yam); 4. Marcus J. Shaver (Hon): 5. CUnlon Poco Eva Also on Saturday, get on the COOLBUS leaving Swan MX at 5 p.m.for the Dallas Supercross. Hurry! Pre-Entry ends April 15, 2001. The COOLBUS will take us to the race and back again all for $50 including tickets in the special CoolBand section. Hurry, limited seating is available. • Sign-up: Sunday, 7 a.m.; Practice 8-9:30 281-265-1412 Contact Sports to sign-up for the KENT HOWERTON MOTOCROSS SCHOOL to be held Saturday, April 21 , at the track from 8 a.m. till 3 p.m. (includes lunch). Afterward, the track will be open for practice to all Pre-Entered Riders only. Stay tuned for more details. Very limited space available. • am.; Races begin 10 a.m. • Camping is allowed at the track· RV hookups are .... _ IE5i t:: b E!!t www.evovintage.com lim~ed. c:: ~ _ IE5i E!!t _ -- "CYCLE NEWS NEVER COVERS THE RACES IN MY AREA..." IHan). 125 A: 1 Thomas E. OsmiaJowskl (Suz); 2. Danny Beckett Jr. (Yom); 3. Mitch S. Sluder (Yam); 4. Kyle Kohler (Yam): 5. Joel Saants IYaml. 125 B; I. Ronald A. Bowen Jr. (Yom): 2. Marcus J. SI\oVe1" (Hon); 3. Kyle 8agI6di (Hon); 4. Jemd L Whipple (Hen); 5. Joe Pen- '""I....)· 125 C: 1. OWn Hickey (Kaw): 2. David Irwin (Suz): 3_ K~ MouI· ton (Kaw); 4 Don K. Seward (Yam); 5. Roymond E. Nusbaum (Hon) 250 A: I. Thomes E. OsmJaIowski (Suz); 2. Kyk K~ (Yam); 3. Io\atthew D. Roy (Yom); 4. Sebe5tUIn Szamtel (Yom); 5. Jeremiah G. _ " (Han). 250 B: I. Jemd L Whipple (Hon): 2. Justin W. Ses.sink (Hon); 3. Kyrll S. Brown (Yom); 4. Shone Carlton (Suz); 5. Casey Hendrick (Yam). 250 C: 1. Trllvis Kopi (Kaw): 2. Kenneth Noysmlth (Can); 3. Troy Raatz; 4. Michael A. Johns (Hen); 5. Nick Perry. WMM: I. Kalil! M. Auten (Suz); 2. Jeslica 10\. Beerbower (Yam); ). Jarrk:a Mitchl!]) (Kaw): 4. Shanda DavIdson (Kaw). 16-24: I. Sebastien Szamlel (Yam); 2. Justin W. Sessink (Hon); 3. John w. Leedy (Yam); 4. Kyrll S. Brown (Yom); 5. Shane Carlton IS",). 25+: 1. Aaron C. Smith (Hon); 2. M1d'lDl!1 HaMmo (Yom): 3. Dannie Lardl!r n (Yam): 4. Lyll! R. FleiJdlmann (Hon); 5. Alan Sherlock (....). 30. BEG: 1. TIm Heat« (Kaw); 2. Scott Shane (Yam): 3. Will H. Bishop (Han); 4. I..ance Provost (Yam): 5. Randy lb! St~@ftS (Yam). 30+: 1. D.vWl! l.oTd« II (Yam): 2. Randell EJam (Kaw): 3. John J. Petanldt (Yam); 4. Morll: D. ede (Hen); 5. Gilford Jo\iDer (Kew). DON'T JUST WHINE ABOUT IT••• WRITE ABOUT 'TI ~=.-- If you don't see local coverage in Cycle News of events in your area, you can help by becoming a Cycle News contributor. You write the story (and shoot photos) at your local club and track events, and submit the story to us for pUblication. We'll even pay you for what we print. All you have to do is call the Cycle News headquarters at 714·751·7433 (weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. p.s. T.; Tuesday thru Friday) and ask for a "contributor kit". We'll send you all the details about how to write local stories for Cycle New REMEMBER... We can't run it if we don't get it! America's Weekly Motorcycle NeuJspaper eye' e n II: _ S • APRIL 11, 2001 61