Cycle News - Archive Issues - 2000's

brought their motorcycles and gear with them. With the 2001 season winding down, and with plans to expand the series for 2002, things are looking good for this new and exciting hybrid of racing. CN Solano County fairgrounds Vallejo, Califamia Resulb: Omber 21, 2001 [Round 81 NOV: I. Rich Fecciano (Yam); 2. Matt King (Kew): 3. Jim Jepsen (Yam); 4. Darrick Lucchesi (Ver): 5. Andrew D;ckson (Hon). LJW: I. Casey Yerrow (Yam); 2. Brok McAllister (Hon): 3. Joe Thomas (Vam): 4. Mike Raque (Vam): 5. Armando Miranda (Hon). SPTSM.N: 1. David Hopfe (Yam); 2. Dean Joyner (Suz); 3. Joseph Martin (Yam); 4. Joe Thomas (Yam); 5. CoUn MacDonald (Vam). M/W: 1. Deen Joyner (Suz); 2. Mark Cemicky (Hon); 3. Tyler Sandell (Yam); 4. David Deveau (Vam); 5. Jeff Bouer (Suz). PREM: 1. Aeron Howe (Hon); 2. David Hopfe (Vam); 3. Mark Cernicky; (Hon); 4. AI Salaverria (KTM); 5. Rick Pearce (Hon): 6. Don Canet (Hus): 7. D8Vid Deveau (Yam); 8. Tyler Sandell (Yem); 9. Casey Varrow (Vam); 10. Em;e Lyles (Hon). Series Points Standings L/W; 1. Brok McAllister (110): 2. Joe Thomas (74): 3. Casey Varrow (SO); 4. Mark Jones (SO): 5. Armando Miranda (50). SPTSMN: 1. David Hopfe (148): 2. Bruce Sellers (107): 3. Ernie Lyles (97); 4. Ed Coffey (58); 5. Joseph Martin (47) M/W: I. Mark Cern icky (162); 2. DeWayne Jones (92): 3. Brok McAllister (83): 4. Ben Welch (83); 5. Dav;d Deveau (75). PR.EM: 1. Rick Pearce (136); 2. Mark Cemicky (135): 3. Dav;d Hopfe (127): 4. Aaron Howe (108): 5. Em;e Lyles (75): 6. Bruce Sellars (64); 7. A.J. Herrera (52); 8. Don Canet (50); 9. Casey Yarrow (SO); 10. AI Salaverr;a (45). District &Points Race Hurricane Hills Sports Center The Night the Raid W'as Kaminskie's Bv JIM P. SANDERSON CUFFORD, PA, OCT. 21 erry Kaminskie raided two classes at the last race of the season at the Hurricane Hills Sports Center, riding to a perfect 1-1 score not only in the 85cc (12-13) class but also in the extremely competitive Supermini class as well. Jeremy Cook also had a good night, riding to a 2-1 score in the 250cc Open A class and also finishing second overall in the 125cc A class via his consistent 2-2 rides, behind the hard-charging Honda ride of District 34 pilot Ryan Mills. The event's promoter, Hurd Motor Sports, once again provided an excellently prepared racecourse, and, for the second week in a row, Mother Nature kept up her cooperation by providing a great fall day for the last race of the season at Hurricane Hills. Mark Wundrack led the pack out of the first turn in the first 250cc Open A moto. In tow were Cook, Carl Snyder, Mills and David Nyzio. When the pack cleared the rhythm section, the top two remained the same, with Mills moving up to third, dropping Snyder to fourth. Nyzio was still fifth. The top three were really separating themselves from the rest of the pack by lap three. Nyzio passed Snyder to move into fourth, dropping Snyder to fifth. About halfway through lap three, Mills made his move on Cook on the back straight along the tree line. Mills' Honda flat outpowered Cook's Yamaha. Mills relegated Cook to third. Cook came right back in the following turn and got Mills back for second, but Mills wasn't to be denied. He came back on the following infield straight and outpowered Cook's Yamaha again to take second. Cook Dropped to third. Mills then quickly caught and passed Wundrack to take the lead. Wundrack dropped to second. K Cook made the pass on Wundrack to take second with a lap and a half remaining. Wundrack dropped to third. Mills got the first-moto win with an II-second advantage, trailed by Cook, Wundrack, Nyzio and Snyder. Mills and Wundrack were noticeably missing from the second 250cc Open A moto when the class came to the gate. Cook nailed the secondmoto holeshot, with Snyder, Nyzio and Joseph Marshall trailing. Cook quickly put some breathing room between himself and the pack. Nyzio passed Snyder for second on lap two. Snyder dropped to third. The top five quickly spread out and went unchanged all the way to the checkered flag. The moto went in the record books as Cook, Nyzio, Snyder and Marshall. Cook's 2-1 rides were good enough for the overall win. Nyzio took second overall via his 4-2 score, while Snyder rounded out the podium with his 5-3 tally. In the first 85cc (12-13) moto, Kaminskie rounded the first turn ahead of the pack, with Sean Wallace, Dan Zabrowski, Michael Nentwig and Anthony Fontana trailing. By the start of lap two, the top two were unchanged. Fontana passed Zabrowski to move into third, dropping Zabrowski to fourth and Nentwig to fifth. Kaminskie was pulling away and had an eight-second lead after 2 1/2 laps had been completed. By lap three, the top five were Kaminskie, Wallace, Fontana, Zabrowski and Eric Frantz. Kaminskie got the firstmoto win with more than a 20-second advantage. Trailing were Wallace, Fontana, Zabrowski and Frantz. Kaminskie got another great start in the second 85cc (12-13) moto and rounded the first tum in the lead again. In tow were Wallace, Zabrowski, Frantz and Chris Cheney. Kaminskie Hurricane Hills Sports Center: Kerry Kaminskie (23) leads the pack Into the first turn in the first 85cc (12-13) moto, with Sean Wallace (391, behind Kaminskie), Eric Frantz (827), Michael Nentwig (77), Anthony Folk (2) and the rest of the pack in tow, at the District 6 points race in Clifford, Pennsylvania. quickly pulled away and had a 10-second lead by the start of lap three. Kaminskie got the second-moto win with a 17 -second lead. Trailing were Wallace, Zabrowski, Fontana and Cheney. Kaminskie earned the overall win with his perfect 1-1 rides, while Wallace's consistent 2-2 rides earned him second overall. Zabrowski rounded out the podium with a 4-3 score. CN Hurricane Hills Spam Canter Clifford, Pennaytvaoia Resuhs: Dctaber21, 20Dl P/W: 1. Hunter Dennis (Yam): 2. DlIrian Robinson (Yam); 3. Brandon Woolf (Yam): 4. Kevin Hicks (Yam): 5. Rowland Pepp (Yam). 50 (4·6): 1. Darien Robinson (Cob): 2. Hunter Dennis (Cob); 3. Kevin Hicks (Hus); 4. Ricky Benesky (KTM): 5. Rowland Papp (Pol). 50 (7·8): 1. Chez Ught (Cob); 2. Ron Neilson Jr. (Cob); 3. James Doon"le (Cob); 4. Dylan Ahlert (Cob); 5. Alex Waldel (Pol). 65 (7·9): I. Jon Reber (KTM); 2. Anthony Peregrin (KTM): 3. Justin Maylath (KTM): 4. Austin Koumer (Kaw): 5. Cha, Ught (KTM). 65 (10·11): I. Adam Bless;ng (Kaw). 80 (9-13): 1. Marshall Hurd (Vam): 2. Eric Frantz (Yam); 3. Josh Stewart (Hon); 4. John Ryerson (Kaw); 5. Ryan Sob;ech (Vam). 85 (7·9): I. Justin Maylath (Sul); 2. Jon Reber (Suz); 3. Austin Kozime.r (KtlIw); 4. Anthony Peregrin (KTM). 85 (10·11): 1. Marshall Hurd (Vam): 2. Michael Mazur (Kaw): 3. John Ryerson (KlIw); 4. Addison Kramer (Vam); 5. Josh Slewart (Hon). 85 (12-13): I. Kerry Kam;nsk;e (Kaw); 2. Sean Wallace (Suz); 3. Daniel Z2Ibrowski (Hon); 4. Anthony Fontllnll (Vern); 5. Christopher Cheney (Hon). 85 (14-15): 1. Bryan Flischman (Yam); 2. Steven Gl'05s.....eiler (Suz); 3. John Burlew (Kaw); 4. Steven Izzo (Yam). S/MINI: 1. Kerry Kaminskie (Kaw); 2. Sean Wallace (Suz); 3. Daniel labrowski (Han); 4. Bryan F1ischman (Yam); 5. Steven Grossweiler (Suz). 125 BEG: 1. Chris Seligman (Hon); 2. James Teel (Suz); 3. Jeff Yatsko (Vam); 4. Anthony lappier (Vam); 5. Jack Rosenkrans (Yam). 125 A: I. Ryan Mm. (Hon); 2. Jeremy Cook (Vam); 3. Mark Wundrack (Vam); 4. Luke Schappert (KTM); 5. Chad Bellot1 (KTM). 125 B: 1. Michael Schneck (Vam): 2. Derek Burlow (Yam); 3. Walter Zabrowski (Hon); 4. Donny Buchter (Hon); 5. Dave Grover (Han). 125 C: I. Anthony Fontana (YtlIm); 2. Soya Toner Jr. (KTM); 3. Benjtllmin Brill (Yam); 4. Josh Fuller (Kaw); 5. Robert Brenner (Suz). 250 BEG: 1. Andrew Lynott (Kaw); 2. Bradley Keister (KtlIw); 3. Juan Htlilloran (K8W); 4. Paul Stewart (K8w); 5. M8rtin Kushner (Hon). 250 A: 1. Jeremy Cook (Yam); 2. D8vid Nyzio (Vam): 3. Carl Snyder (Hon); 4. Joseph Marshall (Hon); 5. Ryan Mills (Hon). 250 B: I. Derek Burlow (Yam); 2. Dominic Mark (Han); 3. Kenny Schnaner (Hon); 4. Michael Klinger (Hon); 5. Boyo Olakotun (Su.). 250 C: 1. Carm Perri (KTM): 2. Robert Stober (Vam): 3. Brad Munn (Vam): 4. B.J. W;ghtman (Vam): 5. John Schafft (Kaw). WMN: 1. Judy Salton (Yam): 2. NzlOcy Newby (Hon). SCHBY: 1. Donny Buchter (Han); 2. Walter Zebrowsl<:i (Han); 3. Paul Trees (Yem); 4. Andrew Kratz (Yam); 5. Pasco Tomaino (Kaw). CLGBV: I. Dav;d Ny.", (Vam); 2. Jed Schappert (KTM): 3. Michael Schneck (Vam): 4. Chad Bellon (KTM): 5. Boyo Olakotun (Suz). 25. A: 1. Brett Sherman (KlIw); 2. John Melsen (YlIm); 3. Henry Lucio (YlIm); 4. Joseph Mllirshllll (Han); 5. Kevin Green (Kaw). 25. B: 1. Dk>n Primani (Hon): 2. Ron Neilson (Hon); 3. Kenneth Burke (Vern); 4. Bob Muscovitch (Kaw); 5. Lance Rowland (KTM). 30. A: 1. Manfred Salvermoser (Hon); 2. Fisher James (KTM): 3. Henry Lucio (Yam); 4. Brett Sherman (Kaw); 5. JlIrrett Newby (Han). 30. B: 1. Rob Krllmer (YlIm); 2. Kenneth Hull (Hon); 3. Kevin Hicks (Kaw); 4. Kenneth Burke (Vam): 5. Ron Neilson (Hon). 30. C; 1. Bud Kozimor (YlIm); 2. Robert Stober (Vam): 3. Rich Kleindienst (KTM): 4. George Watson (Suz): 5. Raymond Mauro (Kaw). 40.: 1. Fisher JlImes (KTM); 2. Jarrett Newby (Hon); 3. GlIry Haskell (Hon); 4. Robert Edwards (Vam). Districts & and 7Season Finale Shippensburg Speedway Wood da Winna! 600cc A victories and probably Bv LEN BREECH SHIPPENSBURG, PA, OCT. 21 T he Baer Racing-sponsored season finale at Shippensburg Speedway for both Districts 6 and 7 had probably the nicest weather the series has had this season. Raun Wood used the power of his Scott PowerSport/Link Cycle-sponsored machines to win two classes. Wood took the 250cc A and cue 8 • would've won the Sportsman final had he not been caught jumping the start. Two other riders also closed out the season with a pair of wins. Joe Dohm took the 600cc B and Over 40 wins, while Dan Bromley ran a hare scrambles in the morning and topped the 50cc Oil-Injected and 50cc (4-6) classes in the aftemoon. nevvs NOVEMBER 28, 2001 47

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