Cycle News - Archive Issues - 2000's

Once in the woods, College Bike/Planet Honda's team of Scott and Kim Barclay were on the move. H.lfway through the 4.5-mile course, Team Barclay moved into first. As the race continued, Team Barclay swapped the lead with Hufton and Munger. Team Barclay took the lead on the white-flag lap. At the finish, Team Barclay won by 20 seconds over their closest opponents. The third-placed team was comprised of Travis and Dave Toogood. The father-son duo kept their Bell Helmets/Team Highland Kawasaki 125 revving, crossing the Hne a few minutes back. Aaron Hunt and Roger Stevens finished fourth. Early front-runners Cook .nd Bergm.n finished the day in fifth. Reaults O/A: I. Chris GaIIt; 2. Bryan Dunlap: 3. Corey Partin; 4. Cor@)' CalklM; 5. Leonard Keen: 6. Steve Willey: 7. Tram Tudethout; 8. Eric: Dudek; 9. Mike Stapula; 10. AlIron Barth. H/W·TEAM.: 1. Ron Balzer/Ed Keen; 2. Tim Beougher/Gerrlt Powell; 3. Vic: flegeVBrlan MarT. l/W TEAM: I. Scott Barclay/Kim Barclay: 2. Lenny Hufton/Joe Munger. 3. Trevi. Toogood/Oave Toogood. WMN: I. Denise BaldWin; 2. Tina Flegel; 3. Laurle Sope; 4. Jeanne Lamee. 50 STK: I. Cody Mltz; 2. Andrew Beaver; 3. Perry Edgec::onds; 4. Jacob AspeII; 5. Bradley Ehlers. 50 MOO: 1. Cody Cochran; 2. Matthew KilT'llTlel; 3. Ben Wiers; 4. Trenlon Beyer; 5. Taylor Ebel. 65 (7 .11): I. Chad CooI@)': 2. Mlc:haet Ross; 3. Kenny Mitt; 4. Chad Willey; 5. Mk:haeI JoMson. 85 (7·11): 1. Brandon Cooley; 2. Jordan Emede; 3. Jordan Beougher. 4. Brlll'ldon Flegel; 5. Bl'UCe Heighlchew. 85 (12.15): 1. Will Hicks; 2. Kyle DuBay; 3. Nick Umber. 4. Utc:k Jameson; 5. Shannon Regel. 105 BfW: I. Nk:k Ozank:h; 2. Jamie JoIVlSOl'l: 3. Sean TIlley; 4. A.J. Stevens; 5. Bm Mc:f'herson. 125: 1. Robert Cribbs; 2. Dan Bull; 3. Chad E'beI: 4. Jonathan Twner, 5. Thomas DuM. 200 JR: 1. DougIllS Reed; 2. Thoma. Emede: 3. Zac:hIlry Pders; 4. Dan Deyman: 5. Tyler Schaible. 200: I. MIke Slapuia: 2. Aaron Barth; 3. Katie Campbell: 4. MartI Becker; 5. Eric: Roberti. 250: I. Robert Root 2. Thorn.Jondcheere: 3. Gordon Abfa/ter, 4. Noeh Sears; 5. Donald Tntsk. OPEN: 1. Brett fl\cCoy; 2. MIke Meson; 3. Thomas Enzor; 4. frank Sambrook; 5. Brian Helghtc:hew. 0F'E1"t 2-HR: 1. JIII'nl!S Hom; 2. Tom QIover; 3. David Vandec:at; 4. fUn Mahnc::ke; 5. Walter Parric:k. 4·STRK.: I. Rkk Kmg; 2. MIke Hanchett; 3. Nkk Tn!lYis; 4. David Blocker; 5. Mk:haeI GI'ft'M"l6n. Coopertancl Raceway: Thomas Hahn put the hammer down on the 125cc Intermediate class at the final race of the Oklahoma State Championship In Stillwater. VET: 1. Scott Curtiss; 2. Clint Hammerle; 3. Clair Parlin; 4. Robert Roy; 5. David Bielec:. SR: I. Thomas Moore; 2. Rick Kent: 3. Brian Howes; 4. Brian Rowden; 5. Byron Kibby. S/SR: I. Lenny Keen; 2. DennIs G_; 3. Ted KUvlngton; 4. JoIVl Shtvdy: 5. GottfrekI SchlIIer. EX: 1. Chris GaUt; 2. Bryan Dunlap; 3. Cotey Pari...: 4. Corey Ca!klns; 5. L.eonatd Keen. Brunk in tow. Fugett hung in there to finish third. Nick Simon got his Yamaha out in front in the second moto and held off Evans and Brunk to take the win. Michigan Hare Scrambles .The Winning Bike was Gallt-Ridden Results 50 (4-6); I. Taylor Hooley (Cob): 2. Lukas TlInkersl~ (Pol): 3. Bv AARON BARTH Tyler Monks (Cob): 4. Jordan NlIssaney (U!:m); 5. Brett Angelette MIDLAND, MI, JULY 29 The Polka Dots Motorcycle Club hosted round eight of the Michigan Hare Scrambles Series. Some 240 riders attended the event, hoping to take home top honors in their respective classes. Holiday Powersports' Chris Gallt rode his mount to the number-one spot in Midland. Gallt was enjoying a chance to compete in his home state while the GNCCs are on a summer break. Gallt got the better of 16-year-old Bryan Dunlap, who had set his standards high coming into Midland. Dunlap was confident after finishing fourth overall at round six of the National Hare Scrambles held the previous weekend in Michigan. The final rider on the podium was current points leader Corey Par· lin. The Lansing Cycle/Klotz/Answer-supported Parlin almost succumbed to the heat, as he had at the National the weekend prior. After crossing the finish line, Parlin collapsed and was .ided by Chuck Barth. Amsoil-backed Corey Calkins nearly edged past P.rlin at the finjsh, coming up just two seconds short. This was the third time this season that Calkins has come up less than five seconds short at the checkered flag. The fifth-placed rider for the second week in a row was early leader Leonard Keen, who was awarded $50 for grabbing the holeshot in the Expert class. Bob Shinabargar and the hosting club handed out cash prizes to the top three overall. The top non·Expert at Midland was Smith/Wiseco/Moose/Boyesen/Notul-backed Mike Stapula, who topped the 200cc class for the second time this season and was ninth overall. In the Light Team division, the team of Lenny Hufton and Joe Munger grabbed the early lead on their Linwood Cycle/Team Garage/Johnny Panther/Quest KTM 200. Following close behind was another KTM 200, ridden by Michael Cook and Bob Bergman. The remaining seven teams followed closely. 50 (7-6): I. Justin Bogle (KTM); 2. Melon Maahs (KTM): 3. Trevor JohnlOn (Pol): 4. Todd Bannister (Cob); 5. Dolton Latham ICob). 50 OPEN: I. Trevor Johnson (Pol); 2. Justin Bogle (KTM): 3. Cott Nichol. (KTM); 4. MellOn Meeh, (KTM); 5. Sky Richards (Pol). 65 (6-8): 1.81 Tomac (KTM): Z. JU$t1n F~ (Kll.w): 3. Justin Bogle (Kaw): 4. Randy Reeves Jr. (Kaw); 5, Trevor Johnson (Kaw). 65 (9-11): 1. Aaron McClintock (KTM); 2. WlI Hahn (KlIw); 3. Chad Bryant (Kaw); 4. TyI~ DWlham (KTM): 5. Eric Kelly (Kaw). 65 OPEN: Aaron McClintock (KTM); 2. Wil Hahn (Kaw); 3. Eric Kelly (KlIw); 4. Tyler Johnson (KTM): 5. Chad Bryant (Kaw). 80 BEG: 1. Travis Evans (Suz); 2. Joson Bnn.: (Hon); 3. Nkk SImon (Yam); 4. Matthew R~ (Yam); 5. Tyson Fugett (Hon). 80 JR: 1. Cory GIftn (Suz); 2. ChDCI Bryant (Kaw); 3. LuCIlS W'lI'lCIlllm (Hon); 4. Logon Hixon (Yam); 5. Nllthan Cox (Hon). 80 SR: 1. Adam ChIltfled (Hm); 2. Chad GiY~ (Kaw); 3. Ryan Voit (Suz); 4. T~ Monks (Sw:); 5.1'\ax Jordan (Sul). 80 OPEN: 1. JirTmy Albertson (Yam); 2. Levi Jensen (Yam); 3. Child Giyens (Kllw); 4. Trey Terbush (Hon); 5. Robbie Robertson ("""). 125 BEG: I. R.A. (Yllm); 2. Joollthan Cheek (Kllw); 3. Kyle Stokes (Hon): 4. Shone: MlIIer (Yam); 5. Jemes Sheldon (Yam). 125 NOV: I. Robbie Smith (Yam); 2. Ryan Nett (Yam); 3. LevI Jensen (Vam): 4. Justin Dikes (Suz); 5. Lewis Gregory (KTM). 125 INT: 1. Thomas Hahn (Kaw); 2. Keith Cooper (Yam); 3. MeAy &::heel (Suz): 4. Wes Parr (Yam); 5. Nathaniel Bc!noit (Yam). 125 EX:. 1. Nkk Vaughn (Kaw): 2. Demis Owens (Kaw): 3. Chris DNmmond (Yam); 4. Wn Hale (Suz); 5. Blair Uvdy (Hoo). 250 BEG: 1. ? 2. Travis Alewine (Kaw); 3. Jeff BowIe (Hon); 4. BarM)' HAStie (Suz); 5. GalT)' Mikhesky (SUl). 250 NOV: 1. Chance Miles (Han); 2. Brent PreSlleU (Suz); 3. Todd Stoll (Yam); 4. Cash Malden (Vam); 5. Brian Gamer (yam). 250 INT: I. Eric Moore (Yam); 2. Randall Williams (Suz); 3. Keith Cooper (Yam); 4. David Hutton (Yam); 5. We Parr (Yam). 250 EX: I. Guy Cooper (KTM): 2. Dennis Owms (Kaw); 3. Jack Brassfield (Hon); 4. Cory Francts (Suz); 5. Chris Drummond (Yam). OPEN OUTlAW: 1. Keith Cooper (Yam); 2. Eric: Moore (Yam): 3. Thomas Hahn (Kew): 4. Nathaniel Benolt (Yam): 5. Rodney Clam (Suz). 25+ AM: I. John Wolf (Hon); 2. Jay Cox (Kaw); 3. Steve HIU (Yam); 4. BreMen McKellar (Kaw); 5. Pat Heaney (Hon). 25+ EX: I. Chad Plumlee (Hon); 2. DWllin Cllrter (Yllm); 3. Che Rotrllmble (Suz); 4. David CllSlldll (Yam): 5. Steve Dennis (Vam). 30... AM: 1. Greg Ingels (Kaw): 2. John Tomllc (Suz): 3. David CaIn (Con); 4. Steve Hili (Yam): 5. Todd Stoll (Yam). 30... EX: I. Tom Carson (Kaw); 2. Les Brondenburg (Kaw); 3. Kevin Dunham (Yom). 35+: 1. Derrlc:k Lalhllm (YlIm); 2. Roy Durbin CHon): 3. David Cain (Can); 4. Todd Fugett (Hon): 5. Lany Way! (Yam). 45+: I. Jim Thomas (Yom); 2. Steve McCombs (Kaw); 3. Teny Long (Vam): 4. Steve Db: (Yam); 5. Skip Mitchell (Hon). WMN: I. Brandl Davis (Yam); 2. Dian Klinger (Kaw): 3. Missy Clam (Kaw); 4. leslie Lester (Yam); 5. Amber Cartml (Kaw). VlNT, I. Duane Qoodw;n (....); 2. Cd« 8undrid< (Vom); 3. J

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