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Honda in the wjnners' circle for the third time
'Saturday night at the sold-out Checkered Flag
Production Indoor Short Track in the Wicomico Civic Center in Salisbury, Maryland. The
Malaga, New Jersey, resident also won the
Pro feature on Friday night and the MetroRac, ing.com-sponsored Dash For Cash on Seturdayaftemoon.
Checkered Flag Productions came to the
Eastem Shore erea (also known as "Delmarva" because parts of Delaware, Marylend end
Virginia are on the peninsula) to introduce the
local residents to their brand of motor sports.
More than 40 Amateur and Pro riders put their
skills to the test on the well-prepped short
track. The rest of the show consisted of Monster Trucks, Tuff Truck racing, Speedway
motorcycle racing, end some very unusual
Woodland Hills Off Road Park: Mike Williams came out of retirement to win the Over 30 Amateur class at round one of the
Oklahoma State Championship Series In Anadarko.
Ingels got a much beller start in moto two:
Jumping out in front end making no mistakes,
he led the entire roce. Williams kept him honest by showing him a wheel every now and
then. The last lap was a treat for the spectators, as Williams went through his entire bag
of tricks trying to get around Ingels. Though
Ingels won by a wheel. Williams took home
the overalllrophy.
Honda-mounted Chance Miles got the
holeshot in both Open Outlaw motos, but he
couldn't hold off YZ rider Robbie Smith, who
challenged Miles going up to the top of the big
hill on lop one. After that. the race belonged to
Smith. Miles never relinquished second, and
Yamaha-mounted Brad Rodgers moved up
through the pack to finish third.
Moto two was a repeat for Miles and Smith,
but Donnie Bunker put hjs KTM in front of
Rodgers to take third. The overall honors went
to Smith, Miles and Bunker.
Suzuki jockey Cory Green got the holeshot
in the first aOce Senior mota, with Kawasaki
pilot Chod Givens in hot pursuit. From the end
of lap one to the checkers, it was Green,
Givens and Yamaha-mounted Nathan Cox.
Max Jordan got the holeshot on his Kawi in
moto two, with Yamaha pilot Eric McClintock
on his back fender. McClintock took over the
lead by the second tum end Green made the
pass on Jordan to take over second. Givens
also caught ond passed Jordan to take over
third. The overalls went to Green, Givens
and McClintock.
Greg Gehrer put his Kawasaki in front off
the gate in the 65cc (6-8) class but was
passed in the first turn by KTM rider Colt
Nichols. Nichols went down, giving the lead
back to Gehrer. Gerrick Rea rode his KTM to
finish second. Justin Bogle pushed his
K2Iw2lsaki hard to finish thjrd after a crash on
the start.
Bogle made up for his moto-one start by
gelling the holeshot in moto two and never
looking back. Dillon Fowler put his KX into
second, followed by Rea, with the overalls
going to Bogle, Rea and Fowler.
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