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Fraughton nailed down second overall. Almond's solid racing eamed him third overall, ahead of Nordwig, Ungerman and Provencher. eN "'s Vegls Motor Speed.IY "'s Vegls, Nevldl Results: Jlnulry 27, 2002 [Round 2 of Il 50 STK BEG: 1. Brandon Russ (KTM). 50 STK (4-6): 1. Cole Nanney (Cob); 2. eaden Gibbons (Cob); 3. Jaiger Show (Cob): 4. Jeffrey Wilson (KTM); 5. Bralden Hartzell (Cob). 50 STK (7-8): I. Branden Brown (Pol): 2. Shane Lont (Pol). 50 OPEN: I. Cole Nanney (Cob); 2. Coden Gibbons (Cob); 3. Braiden Hartzell (Cob): 4. Jaiger Shaw (Cob); 5. Shone Lont (Pol). 65 BEG: 1. Caston Kirk (KTM); 2. Matt Menchen (KTM). 65 STK (7-9): 1. Zachary Fussell (KTM): 2. Dusty Humphries (Kaw): 3. Branden Brown (KTM). 65 STK (10·1\): 1. Shaun Harrison (KTM); 2. Derek Stephens (Kaw); 3. Alex Mecham (KTM); 4. Chantz Condor (Kaw). 65 OPEN: 1. Alex Mecham (KTM); 2. Chantz Condor (Kaw); 3. Derek Stephens (Kaw); 4. Shaun Harrison (KTM); 5. Dusty Humphries (Kaw). 85 BEG: 1. Kris Carter (Yam); 2. Ryan Gross (Yam); 3 .Robert Crockett Jr. (Hon); 4. Jonethzln Derleth (Kaw); 5. ShlJun Vllrley (TM). 85 STK (7·11): 1. Tony Caputo (Hon); 2. Michael Stark (Hon); 3. Brodie Humphries (8uz); 4. Derek Rogers (Kaw); 5. Alex Mecham (Kaw). 85 STK (12·13): I. Dominic DeSimone (Hon); 2. Brady Powell (Suz); 3. Kurtis Gierer (Hon); 4. Tracon Kirk (YlIm); 5. Timothy Kerf (Hon). 85 STK (14·16): I. Chris Renzi (Vam); 2. Josh Morllst (YlIm). 85 OPEN: 1. Tony Caputo (Hon); 2. Dominic DeSimone (Hon): 3. Brody Powell (Suz): 4. Brodie Humphries (Suz); 5. Tracon Kirk (Yam). 125 BEG: 1. Vincent Zampa (Suz); 2. Derek Blinta (Kaw); 3. Brandon Steranos (Hon); 4. Eric Campbell (Hon): 5. Kenny Gluck (Yom). J 25 NOV: 1. Toe Westbay (Yam); 2. Justin Fraughton (Yam); 3. Lyle Almond (KTM); 4. Daniel Nordwlg (Suz); 5. Willie Ungerman (KlIw). 125 INT: 1. John Stafford (Vam); 2. Ty Morrow (Hon); 3. ~vi Jensen (Hus); 4. Jimmy Chamberlin (Vam). 125 PRO: 1. Monte Montague (Yam); 2. Justin Jenson (Yam). SCH8Y: 1. Levi Jensen (Hus); 2. Ty Morrow (Hon); 3. Patrick Provencher (Suz); 4. Brian Fowler (Hon): 5. Ken Hynes (Vam). 250 BEG: 1. Mark Brogan (Hon); 2. Brian Jessen (YlIm); 3. Travis Aicher (Suz); 4. Jason Ryckmlln. 250 NOV: 1. Zac Humphries (Hon); 2. David Munoz (Vam); 3. Allen Oldroyd (Vam). 250 INT: 1. Jimmy Chamberlin (Yam); 2. Jordan Bawden (Hon); 3. Damon Wasden (Yern). 250 PRO: 1. Monte Montague (Yam); 2. Justin Jenson (Yam). B/BK OPEN: 1. Jordon Bowden (Hon); 2. Justin Fraughton (YlIm); 3. ZliC Humphries (Hon); 4. Damon Wlisden (Hon); 5. Willie Ungerman (Kow). 25. NOV: I. Eric Nordin (Vam). 25. INT: I. Donny Doyle (Suz). 30+ BEG: 1. Dlivid Schultz (Hon); 2. Mark Brogan (Hon). 30+ NOV: 1. Chris Sparks (Suz); 2. Steve Budds (Hon); 3. Michael Ditto (Vam). 30. INT: 1. Kelly Oldroyd (Vam). 40+ NOV: 1. Steve Swats (Hon); 2. Kurt Nelson (Vam). Fonnula USA Regional Arenacross Springfield Arenacross Bogard's the Big Shot Bv BROC MIKEL SPRINGFIELD,IL, FEB. 1-2 pringfield, Illinois, was hit by a storm. Not a winter storm, as you might expect this time of year; this storm came with thunder! The storm was called "Arenacross." With soldout crowds on both Friday and Saturday nights and more than 400 riders showing up on Sunday for Amateur Day, the Springfield fans had to hold on to their hats so as not to be blown away by all the action. The biggest rainmaker of the weekend was Plano Suzuki rider Charlie Bogard, who won three main events after coming back after a long layoff. In Friday's 125cc main event, American Suzuki{Thor/Spy rider Nick Metcalf took the holeshot, with Bogard on his heels. Metcalf held on to the lead for the first quarter of the race but then made a small mistake, and that was all it took for Bogard to make a run for the lead and stay there. Metcalf stayed strong but couldn't match Bogey's pace through the whoops. Bogard took the win, with Metcalf second. Moto Xtremes/Works/HRP/909/ Maxxis rider Dave Oettel held tight for third. In the Dash For Cash, Metcalf grabbed the holeshot, only to have Bogard give him a love tap, sending Metcalf to the ground and out of the race. Power Motorsports/Fly/Pro Circuit/PJ I/N Style-backed Honda rider S Springfield Arenacross: Dave Oettel won Saturday's 250cc Pro main event in Springfield, Illinois. 50 MARCH 6. 2002' cue I • ne""s Todd DeHoop put his head down and charged to the checkered flag to say, "Show me the money!" Bogard finished second, and Husqvarna rider Oettel was third. "I can use this money," DeHoop said after the race. "We just had a little girl, who is great, and this money is for her." The Freestyle jump-off was just plain wild. Local Overturf/Lowder Extreme Motorsports/Parts Unlimited/HJC/Sullivans rider C.J. Lowder won the event with a combo of jumps and dancing. Bogard turned his bike almost upside down to finish second. Outdoor Wise/FMF/Scott/ 76-backed Kawasaki jockey Scotty Trimble finished third. Metcalf put his American Suzuki out in front in the 250cc main, but Bogard and De Hoop were close behind. Metcalf made a bobble and both Bogard and De Hoop slid by, making for a great race. They stayed close for many laps, trading places, and meanwhile Oettel was gaining on the front pack. Bogard took the win, DeHoop finished second, and Oettel made his way past Metcalf for third, leaving Metcalf fourth. On Saturday, there again appeared to be a four-way battle brewing, between Metcalf, Bogard, DeHoop and Oettel. However, appearances can be deceiving. Bogard's Suzuki gave up the ghost in his 250cc qualifier, taking him out for the night, and Metcalf had trouble keeping it on two wheels all night. This changed everything. Bogard put his Suzuki out in front of the 125cc main and never looked back. Bogard was easily the fastest rider of the weekend; all the action was behind him. Metcalf appeared to be in the fight, but he went down a couple of times, leaving him eighth for the night. Honda of Houston/ Rat Racing/JM Racing/Troy Lee Designs/Renthal-backed Honda rider Ty Conner put in a great ride for second overall. Baker Boy's Yamaha/Star Racing Yamaha rider Jacob Martin held off Oettel for third overall. In Saturday's Dash For Cash, Metcalf nailed the holeshot, but he couldn't hold off PMS Honda rider DeHoop, who took the win and again was very thankful for the money that he'll put aside for his little girl. Conner was third. With Friday night's jump-off winner out (which might have had something to do with him hitting the concrete wall), All American Suzuki/Fox Raci ng/ Aftershocks/Bi II' s Pi pes' Suzuki rider BiIly Jurevich busted out the big moves for the win, with Bogard second and Trimble third. With Bogard watching the 250cc Pro main event from the sidelines, Brian Stone put his Team Green/Shrout' s/M2R/AJpinestars/Cee t-sponsored Kawasaki out front for the holeshot, and it looked like he would go on to take the win. However, Oettel - looking good in his new SoCal gear - made his way past Stone on his Husky and carried on to the win. Stone finished second, with DeHoop third. CN Springfield Atenacross Springfield, Illinois Results: Februlry 1-2, 2002 Friday 50 (4-8): J. Gannon Audette: 2. Durk Roper; 3. Tyler Frese; 4. Lewis Hunt; 5. Blaze Stumler. 65: 1. Ricky Draper; 2. Cameron Lansing: 3. Brac Ridenhour; 4. Drew Yenerlch; 5. Getlin Norgren. 85 (12·15): 1. Cody Gilmore; 2. Kody Schantzen; 3. Cody Simonton; 4. Billy Holzhauer; 5. Larry Partin. 125 NOV: 1. Mason Glorioso; 2. Chris Sweeney; 3. Josh lowder; 4. Kyle Glass; 5. Kody Schantzen. 125 tNT: I. Jeremiah Johnson; 2. Greg Ratliff: 3. Dan Weinkauf; 4. Craig Hathl!lway; 5. Shea Knuth. 125 PRO: I. Charley Bogard; 2. Nick Metcalf, 3. David Dettel; 4. Brian Stone; 5. Brad Modjewski. 250 NOV: 1. Sean Kincaid; 2. Kyle Glass; 3. Lee Lankutis; 4. Chris Campbell; 5. Chad Schulz. 250 (NT: I. Dan Weinkauf; 2. Trevor Sehr; 3. Josh Decker; 4. Todd Henrikson: 5. T.J. Hogan. 250 PRO: I. Chorley Bogard: 2. Todd DeHoop: 3. David Oettel; 4. Nick Metcalf; 5. Billy Jurevlch. DFC: 1. Todd DeHoop; 2. Charley Bogard: 3. David Dettel; 4. Nick Metcalf. JUMP-OFF: 1. c.J. Lowder; 2. Chorley Bogard: 3. Scotty Trimble; 4. Billy Jurevich. Saturday 50 (4·8): 1. Lewis Hunt; 2. Tyler Frese; 3. Jesse Wenthmd; 4. Durk Roper; 5. Levi Hahn. 65 (7-11): 1. Kerry Moore; 2. Cameron Lansing; 3. Devin Reed; 4. Matt Menzer; 5. Gatlin Norgren. 85 (12-15): I. Cody Gilmore; 2. Billy Holzhauer: 3. Kody Schantzen; 4. Patrick Boyle; 5. Tanner Moore. 125 NOV: 1. Kody Schentzen; 2. Chris Sweeney; 3. Albert Wolfgram; 4. Muon Glorioso: 5. Jason McCollum. 125 INT: 1. Shawn Clark; 2. Jeremiah Johnson; 3. Greg Ratliff; 4. Justin Kelly; 5. Dustin Curley. 125 PRO: 1. Chorley Bogard: 2. Ty Conner; 3. Jacob Martin; 4. Brian Stone; 5. Todd OeHoop. 250 NOV; 1. Sean Kincaid; 2. Kyle Glass; 3. Dliniel Maher; 4. Steve Chestnut; 5. Chad Schulz. 250 INT: 1. Trevor Sehr; 2. Josh Decker; 3. Sage Foster; 4. Scott Rugg; 5. David Erwin. 250 PRO: 1. David Oettel; 2. Brian Stone; 3. Todd DeHoop; 4. Austin Raubs; 5. Billy Jurevlch. DFC: 1. Todd DeHoop: 2. Nick Metcalf; 3. Ty Conner; 4. Brad Modjewski. EXTREME JUMp· OFF: I. Billy Jurevich: 2. Charley Bogard; 3. Scotty Trimble. Fonnula USA Regional Arenacross Series Round 7: Nationwide Arena Burkhart Checks Out Again! Bv JEFF KARDAS COLUMBUS, OH, FEB. 2·3 Port Cycles Racing's Mark Burkhart proved once and for all that he is the dominant force in Regional Arenacross racing at the final round of the Mid-America Series in Columbus, Ohio. Burkhart took his nearly box-stock YZFs to a couple of main-event and Dash For Cash wins that typically had him a corner and two straightaways ahead of his nearest competition. S