front, leading BR/Pro-X/Motohead-backed
Clay Cutler, Allred's Fence hotshoe Jeremy
Allred, and FMF/Spy-sponsored speedster
Brodie Humphries to the first turn. The
Careys/MSR-backed Butterfield ace was picking off riders, fighting his way up into second
place. Greenhalgh had his Kawasaki on the
pipe out in front. and no one was catching him
this moto. He ran off with the win, beating
Butterfield, Cutler and Allred.
Butterfield popped the holeshot in race
two, just ahead of Humphries and Allred.
Greenhalgh was leapfrogging through the
pack, earning second by lap's end. However,
Butterfield turned the tables on Greenhalgh by
staying hot and out in front. Greenhalgh kept
commzmd of second, while everyone else was
struggling to hoid on to their positions. Butterfield scored the second·stanza win, taking
home the eocc (7-11) trophy. Greenhalgh
styled to a solid second overall, ahead of
Ailred and Cutler.
In the 125cc Junior class, newly minted
125cc hotshoe Devin Suilivan absconded with
the holeshot to start race one, leading Alba
Plastering's Steven Alba, Backstreet Boutiquesponsored Willey Peterson and the rest of the
day's biggest field out into battle. The Pro
Cycle/Fox-backed Sullivan pulled a quick
lead, but the battle for second between Alba
and Peterson was tight - and it stayed tight for
most of the race. While Sullivan checked out,
Peterson finally fought his way past Alba for
second. HOl\da-mounted Austin Cailoway won
his personal war with Almond Racing's Lyle
Almond to storm home in fourth .
Alba blasted out in front of race two, leading Cailoway, Sullivan and the rest of the
pack. Sullivan was on the gas, passing for
second and then stuffing his KTM past Alba
for the lead in the sweeper after the big tabletop. Alba hung on to second as Peterson was
working his way up from a mediocre start.
Suilivan romped home with another big win,
capturing the 125cc Junior crown. Alba finished a strong second, which netted him second overail, ahead of Peterson, Cailoway and
Almond.
step-on/step-off rhythm section. After the pair
came over the triple. Hansen railed the outside
of the comer to pass Wheeler once again. As
they approached the whoops, Wheeler stuffed
Hansen in the comer before the whoops to
take the lead - but it was to no avail, as
Hansen blitzed the whoops and stuffed him
back for the lead in the next corner. After
swapping the lead with Wheeler several times,
it appeared that Hansen had had enough of
going back and forth with Wheeler, as he
quickly extended his lead to three seconds.
Meanwhile, Morgan was in a lonely third,
with Jared Carlson and Trent Hansen battling
for fourth beh;nd him. With two laps to go,
Carlson found his way around Hansen and
then focused his sights on Morgan. As the
checkered flag flew, Hansen had the win in the
can, cruising in easily with a nine-second lead
over Wheeler, in second. Time ran out for
Carlson, as he was only able to get close
enough to Morgan to take away third place.
R.sults
~
NOV: I. Joke Jocobs (Pol): 2. Mkhael Riner (Pot); 3. Payton
MuOl)' (Hon); 4. Micheel Guerette (Pol); 5. Nathan Mclaughlin (Pol).
50 INT: I. Todd Bonnl'ter (Cob).
60 NOV: I. Forest Olsen (KTM); 2. Ryan Milazzo (KTM); ),
Thomos Cone (Kaw); 4. Aultin Mocrshouse (KT/I'\): 5. Kyle Hennen
(Kaw).
60 INT: 1. Aaron McClintock (KTM); 2. lack l.ar3on (KTM); 3.
Justin Decker (Kaw); 4. Rkky LaMontagne (KTM); 5. Justin Decker
(Kao),
eo
eo
BEO, I. Tyler Wood lHen); 2. Tony c.t>nmagllc (....); 3.
0eYin Knudsen (Hon); 4. Scott Dlekowski (Kew); 5. Michael Triplett.
NOV: I. Wltly Eckhardt (Han); 2. J05eph Hawkns (Kaw); 3.
Justin Osthoff (Vam); 4, Jayson Cerbett (Kaw); 5, Mkha~ Haight
(Kaw),
eo INT: I, Kyle Cohrs (Kaw); 2. Bryce Shondedt (Kaw); 3. Judd
........ (Yom); •• o.nl< .......... (Yom); 5........ McCIHod< l&a).
80 k I. Rusty Manunares (Vam); 2. Mitt:hdl Canol (Yam); 3.
Chris F1esle (Ywn); 4, Adem Harvey (Han); 5. Trewr Monks (Sul).
S/MlNl, I. Adom .......,. (Hen); 2. Mid< M>ey (Kao), 3. """""
Canol (Yam); 4. RUIty ~ (Yam); 5. Tfe"IOf Monks (Sut).
125 NOV: I. Joey Shalron (yam); 2.. BrilwI MiJ!loIand (Yam); 3.
Justin Buxbeum (Hon); 4. Man M1tlard (Vam); 5. #lUchaet Puente
(
).
I~ (12·15), I.l.oYl,",,-> (Yam); 2. em" LewD (Y""').
125 INT: 1. Chris Air\tUe (Hon); 2. David Hill (Hon); 3. J.J.
"""""" I....); •. La. Z _ (Hen); 5. 11m R«d (Hen).
125 (".2.4), I. _ " " " " (Y"",); 2. Jemny WIhon (Y"",).
125 PRO: 1. Josh Hansen (Vam); 2. Chris Whefler (SlIt); 3,
Shawn IItofgan (Vam); 4. Jared Carlson (Vam); 5. Trent Hansen
....
(Y""').
250 NOV, I. Toby
'IIh_
lHen); 2.
_~
Marone< (Yom);
3. Chris Cathelyn (Hon); 4, Mk:hae4 Lunt (KTH); 5. Da~ Sowder
R.sults
Beech Grove Bandit Grand Prix
WI'«, I. KIm RoblNon (Hen); 2. ........ 0«~ •. Zod> . . . - (KTI'I); 5. Zod> Smilh
(KT"').
(Cobl;
50 SIX (9·1 I), I. """"" om. (1'1>1); 2. ..."""
.......
3..........oblNon (tmI), •. Kev>y Daaom (Pol); 3.
Jordan Abbott (Lem); 4. SomJ Larsen (KTM).
60 STK (6-8): I. Tash Hansen (Kaw); 2. Chad Hunt (Kaw); 3. Be
Wekker (Kaw); 4. Connor Butt~rfIekl (KTM); 5, Dusty Humphries
lKao).
60 STK (9-11): I. Decode Sorochuk (KTM); 2. Blake Deveraux
(KTH); 3. Tyler T~rden (Kaw); 4. Kyle Clement (Kaw); S. Alex
Mecham (KTM),
80 BEG: I. Ryan Gross (Hon); 2. CcUin SmIth (Hon).
80 STK (7·11): I. BRIden Butterfield (Hon); 2. Colton Greenhal·
gh (Hon); 3. Jeremy Allred (Hoo); 4. Clay Cutler (Kaw); S. Brodle
Humphries (Sw:).
80 JR (12.15): 1. Eric Millett (Hon); 2. Onin Wilcock (Hon); 3.
Brady Powell (Suz); 4. Eric Barlow (Kftw); 5. Benjamin Packer (Hon).
851NT: I. 0eY1n Sulltvan (Hon); 2. Danny Johnson (Kaw).
S/M1NI: I. DaMy Johnson (Kaw); 2. Eric Milieu (Hon); 3. Brady
Powell (Suz); 4. Colton Greenhalgh (Hen); 5. Clay Cutler (Kaw).
B/BK BEG: I. Justin Weddle (Vam); 2. Ken Hynes (Vam); 3,
Ccrt Smith (Hon); 4. Jeremy Ainsworth (Hon); 5. Kelley Gross (Hon).
125 JR: I. Devin Sulliyan (KTM); 2. Steven A1ba (Hon); 3. WlUey
Peterson (Hon); 4. Austin Calloway (Hon); 5. Lyle Almond (KTM).
125 INT: I. Chance Bulloch (Hoo); 2, Mike Cardall (Sw:); 3.
Scott Theobald (Han); 4. James Bedt (Hon); 5. Nick V~e (Hon).
125 PRO: I. Korey Smith (Hon); 2. Joshua Bulloch (Hon); 3.
Gam PRgrim (Hon); 4. Chris Butterfied (Hon); 5. Nkk Wale (Hon).
250 JR: 1. Gavin Julio (Han); 2. Ken Robinson (Hon); 3. Zachary
Winard (Hon); 4, Mike Stika (Kaw); 5, Brian lopez (Hon).
250 lIfT, I. &ad ScoI1 (....); 2. JonIon Bow"'" (Han); 3. ScoI1
_
(Hen);" Troy Cook (Hen); 5. Doll_ (Hen).
250 PRO: I. Caret PIIgrh (Vam); 2. Nkk Ware (Han).
OPEN JR: I. W'~y Petenon (Suz); 2. Steven Alba (Han); 3.
0."",, JulIo (Hen); •. .-.- Calloway (Han); 5. JoJI Poge (Hen).
OI'EN INT, t. Gnoy Dov t. Chrio ........, (Han).
25. INT: I. Kelty adroyd (Hen); 2. Glen Nay (Hon); 3. Arnie
Albll (Han); 4. ShaM Ta)'8Om (Sw:); 5. Wade Wdcker (Hon).
)0.. JR: I. Shm Stoner (Sw:).
)O... INT: 1. Amie Alba (Han); 2. WadeWdcket'(Hon).
4().1. JR: I. Kenny li'\eeker (Han); 2. RobWl Hansen (Han).
SP'J'Stt\N: I. Sam Naz:zise (Sw:); 2. Dave GlendeMing (Kaw).
(Y"",).
250 (14.24): I. Robert Qulen (Vam).
250 !NT: 1. J.J. Romans (&a); 2. Brian WUson (Vam); 3. Devid
Hili (Hon): 4, Tm Reed (Hen); 5. Oarln Guerrie (Kew).
250 PRo. I. Chrio Wheel" (&a); 2. Shewn _
(Yam); 3.
T..m Hansen (Yam); 5.l.ogan Darien (Y"",).
OPEN BEG: 1. Eric Roland (Vam); 2. Nick Ragle (Hon); 3. Chris
Dyer (Sw:); 4. Jeremy HeWItt (Sw:); S. Justin GIlbert (Yam).
OPEN NOV: I. Kevin Braud! (tb'I); 2, Brian Mulholland (Yam);
3. NeoJ Huttenhow (Yam); 4. Justin Buxbalm (Hon); 5. IOdl MartWl
(Yam).
OPEN INT: I. Chris Ainslie (Hon); 2. JJ. Romans (Suz); 3. Ryan
Hohler (Yam); 4. Daren Guerrie (Kaw); 5. Matt. L.unt (Yam).
OPEN PRO: I. Chris \\'heeler (&a); 2. Shawn Morgan (Yam); 3.
Travis Bannister (Vam); 4, Denlon Shaffer (SUl); 5. Jeke Hogan
(Hon).
VET NOV: I. Rick Martin (Yem); 2. Robert Anocchario (Suz); 3.
Glad Urnbllugh (Sw:); 4. Trevls 9raudl (Hon); 5. Terry Graves (Kaw).
VET INT: I. Jimmy Anderson (Hon): 2. Kevin Boshart (Hon); 3.
Steve Ward (Kaw); 4. Dave Mc:Mec:hen (Kaw); 5. Dale Schecke
IYom).
VET PRO: I, Jered Carlson (Yam); 2. Glen Goodell (Vam); 3.
Stacey Ditter (Yam); 4, ¥ Bamtt (Hon).
SR NOV: I. Steve Cap4e (Vam); 2. DavKI Tharp (KTM); 3. Jim
Gnly (Yem); 4. Robert Wilson (Kaw): 5. DenrUs GoocIhue (Hon).
SR INT: I, Dele Schecke (Vam); 2. Den Curtis (Hon); 3. Dele
T""""" (Hon);" ScoI1_ (Hen); 5. Bill o.thoIf (Yom).
SR PRO: I. Jim Eckert (Hon); 2. Allen SmittI (VMn); 3. Deye
Oenko (Yam); 4. BrIen Sharp (Yam); S. Kevr. Boshart (Han).
S/SR: I. Michael Kith (Hon); 2. Gene Lucas (Hon); 3. BUI
0sth0Ir (Yam); 4. Brent Be.-. (Yam); 5. BiD Sherman (tb\).
WMN NOV: 1. Dewn IAzor (Yam); 2. Amber Mortand (Kaw); 3,
A1ysu WoVet' (Yam); 4. Pollie Kente (Kaw); 5. Elizabeth Parson
(Y""').
WMN INT: l.lJrdsey Jelttto (Kaw); 2. Sabrine MiIau.o (Yam).
WI'« '" I. AohIey Baham (Hen).
J_ CWon (Yom);"
Rhodes Smokes 'em
at the Bandit
By JAN WElSEI'IFELS
BEECH GROVE, AR, AUG. 29
The Beech Grove Bandit hare scrambles went
off without a hitch. The seventh round of the
Arkansas Hare Scramble Series was held on
700 acres of privately owned land located on
the Mulberry River in the Ozark Mountains in
Arkansas. This was a grellt place to have a
race, with electric hookups, showers, water
and swimming facilities. The evening before
the event, all racers were treated to a free
cookout.
Due to the dry summer weather in
Arkansas; the trail was really dry and dusty. A
water truck was on hand to water down the
camp area and the start of the rllce. Razorback Rider Club member Zahn Lewis and
John Welch laid out the 10-mile course. The
Razorback Club is located in northwest
Arkansas, and it has grown so much in membership recently that the club has recently
purchased 40 acres near the Ozark National
Forest, where they will hold their BJEC event
and a hare scrambles.
A good number of riders showed up to
race, in spite of the dog days of the summer.
The event started with the Pro riders. Clay
Boreing of Magnolia, Arkansas, got the
holeshot into the first tum, followed by Chris
Andrews and Josh Weisenfels. At the first
checkpoint, the first Pro rider to come through
was Boreing, followed by Weisenfels, Johnny
Rhodes and Andrews, but Andrews was out of
the race by the second lap. Weisenfels managed to blow a comer, landing in a boggedout mud pit, and it took 10 men and an ATV
to pull him out.
Boreing was able to keep the lead for a
couple of laps, but due to a previous wrist
injury and the track conditions, he dropped
back to second place. Johnny Rhodes had no
problem taking over the lead, with Boreing
giving chase, followed by Eli Johnson in third.
Rhodes built a huge lead and was able to
maintain it to the end of the event. This victory made it three in a row for Rhodes.
Results
M EX: I. JohfYly Rhodes; 2. Clay B«mg; 3. Ell Johnson: 4.
Jeff Lemay; S. Oint CelT,
A OPEN: l. Oint Woods; 2. MIke Snook; 3. Adam Bielchke; 4.
John Stubblefield; 5. ~ Sparll.s.
BOPEN: 1. Scott Nelms; 2. Josh Cook; 3. Brian Okkenon.
B 250: I. Jason Harmon; 2. Greg Sims; 3. Andrew Newsom; 4.
Dale Pf!Ck; 5. Dwayne Qualls.
B 200: 1. Pariter Nolen; 2. Aaron WilJls; 3. Patrick Titus; 4. Josh
Pot.....
B 4-STRK: I. Ken McGhee; 2. Brian Klndberg; 3. Howard Barton;
4. Aaron Roberu; 5. Marit aolleher.
SR: I, Rick Owem; 2. Bud Bleschke; 3. Everett RaUlff; 4. Tom
Nupp; 5. Joseph Holland.
S/SR: I. Randy Harmon: 2. GOl'IT\8n Smith: 3, Steve Moffett; 4.
Gary Gilmore; 5. Bm Reese.
C 226.,.: I. Mike Stephens; 2. Logan Coffee; 3. Christopher
E.cnois> 4. ..JoRpn Cook5ey; 5. Matt Pummifl.
C 0-225: I. MIke Taylor. 2. Ned Vasluski; 3. Bart Watkins; 4.
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