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Mannschreck (Kaw); 5. Ryan Joy (Suz). 80 JR: 1. Matt Memeo (Yam); 2. Clint Loudenburg (Hon); 3. Nate Vandermllde (Yam); 4. Joe Memeo (Yam); 5. Matt Richardson (Hon). 80 INT: 1. Kyle Congdon (Hon); 2. Zllck Fields (Hon); 3. Nic Vandermade (Hon); 4. Nathan Ashley; 5. Johnny Vallerlo (KllW). 125 BEG: 1. Tyson Ramlow (Yam); 2. Weston Blllsius (Yam); 3. Ted Burquist (Yam); 4. Rusty Wise (Hon); 5. Cody Mclaughlin (Vom). 125 JR: 1. Wes Peebles (Kaw); 2. Tyler Bry8nt (Vom); 3. Phil Pedroiettl (Hon); 4. J.W. McDowell (Hon); 5. Dave Mowery (KllW). 125 INT: I. Mot! Hinkel (Vom); 2. Jeff Klino (Yam); 3. Metl Manha (Yam); 4. Richard Duncan (Vom); 5. Ryon Monho (Vom). 125 PRO: 1. Justin Mastlilka (Yam); 2. Nick Bough (Kow); 3. Jeff Simos (Vom). 250 BEG: 1. Allron Hervey (Yam); 2. Jllson Stelzreide (Hon); 3. Ryan Greer (KTM); 4. Brandon Gudmonson (Yam); 5. Andy Achter (Han). 250 JR; 1. Doug Lindgren (KTM); 2. Mike Gonzales (Suz): 3. David Boaz (KTM); 4. Clinton Winship (Yam); 5. Nathan Jensen (Vam). 250 INT: 1. Rich Duncan (Suz); 2. lech Woodward (Han); 3. Scott Derose (Vern); 4. Mett Monho (Vom); 5. Coz Przygodo (Hon). 250 PRO: 1. Kenny Ulsh (Han) 2. Matt Bussell (Hon) 3. T;m Nobles (Vom); 4. Ty Corson (KTM); 5. little guys and girls. There were a lot of champions during the day; whether they placed first or last, these kids showed awesome spirit, and that's what motocross is all about. Dirt Kids will be sponsoring spot prizes, such as holeshot and fastest-lap-time awards. Reno, Nevada's Dakota Neuffer, who is a regular at Honey Lake, was all smiles after placing second in the 60cc (1 O-and-older) class. Beating him and taking home the first-place trophy was Johnny "Rocket" Vallerio. Jarred Spano of Truckee, California, put in a good effort and placed third in one of the most competitive classes of the day. The Over 30 and Over 40 classes brought out a lot of riders, and, as always, it was fun to watch the "big kids" battle it out. In the Over 30 Pro class, Sven Stillmock rode to a win on his Cannondale. "It's a beautiful place to ride," said Stillmock of the venue. "Larry has done a great job carving a top-notch track in the side of a beautiful piece of land. I am sure I speak for all of us when I say we can't wait to get back here and ride." Nobles and Donald Franklin of Atascadero, California, battled it out for second, with Nobles getting the nod and Franklin placing third. The combination of loamy soil and watering made for almost perfect riding conditions, and when the Over 40 riders took to the track, it was like watching a bull being let out of a pen. These guys rode hard and fast; taking on the daunting uphill with spunk. Franklin took first place in this class after a good ride in the Over 30 class, and Robbie Hadlock of Minden, Nevada, took second. Larry and Lise Wosick received nothing but positive comments about the track, from old-timers and newcomers alike. "Racing was fun for the kids, but f think a lot funner for us parents," said grandmother Barbara Edison. "You can go right close to them when they are racing and cheer them on, or be there to help them up after a spill." It seems Honey Lake Motocross Park is on its way to a successful season. eN Stoney Lonesome Hare Scrambles Series by Bridgestone Round 2: Stoney Lonesome Motorcycle Club Maschino Masters the Mud Bv MARK BUCHANAN COLUMBUS, IN, APR. 28 ain all day Saturday before round two of the Stoney Lonesome Hare Scrambles Series turned the course into a virtual mud bath for the nearly 150 riders who turned out for the event. There was hardly a dry section on the course anywhere and mudholes were common, some of them up to 40 feet in diameter, with ruts two feet deep. Heavy A rider John Maschino mastered the muddy conditions, taking the overall win on a Leader Goggles/Off Road Group TM, nearly four minutes in front of defending series champion Jeff Cregg, on a Bloomington Powersports/Team Green Kawasaki. Billy Cooper took the holeshot into the woods on a Suspension Works/S&S Powersports Kawasaki, in front of Maschino and Cregg. Cregg went down 200 yards into the woods and Maschino quickly took the lead from Cooper by the first check. Wes Etter held third place at the first check, followed closely by Bob Fiddler and Colby Davis_ Davis took fourth place by the next check, and Cregg was on the move in fifth place. Cregg continued to charge for the front, moving into third place by the end of the first lap, and he was only 43 seconds behind Maschino. Cregg continued to close on the leaders and took second place from Cooper at the end of lap two, now just 11 seconds behind Maschino. Cregg passed Maschino before the first check on lap three and held the top spot for 1 1/2 laps before Maschino retook the lead at the end of lap four. Cregg kept the pressure on R Haney Lake Matocross Plrk Milford, Cllifamil Resuns:ApriI28,2002 Pee Wee Track P/W BEG: 1. Tucker Larrieu (Lem); 2. Clyde McCoy (KTM): 3. Braxton Giovannetti (Pol); 4. Austin Ching; 5. Garrett Broughton (Hon). 50 D·l: 1. Brian Sjogren (KTM); 2. Jeremy Price (Pol); 3. Ty Siminoe (KTM); 4. Brondon Collohon (Pol); 5. Skyler Giovannetti (Pol). 50 0-2: 1. Zochory Hudson (Pol); 2. lack Spono (KTM); 3. Mark Hanson (Pol);4. Anthony Wtllsh (KTM); 5. Jesse Gorbet (KTM). 50 (8+): 1. Tyler Dominguez (Pol); 2. Johnny Highflll (KTM); 3. Tanner Richllrdson (KTM). Main Track 60 (9+): I. Dakolc May (Kaw); 2. Garret loppola (Kaw); 3. Aaron Slmlnoe (Kaw); 4. Weslee Valerio (Kow); 5. Donny Robik (Kow). 60 (10.): 1. Johnny Vollerio (Kow); 2. Dokoto Neuffer (KTM); 3. Jorrod Spono (KTM); 4. Zok Riley (KTM); 5. Ross Neely (Kow). 80 BEG: 1. Dylon Hones (Vom); 2. William Greener (Hon); 3. Brhm Boddein (Hon); 4. Kyle 68 JUNE 5, 2002' C U 0:: I • Sven Stillmock (Can). 25. BEG: I. Joson Wolloce (KTM); 2. Chris Shea (Vam); 3. Michael McGill (Kew); 4. Jason Durson (KTM); 5. Cameron Crowell (Kaw). 25. JR: I. TnllVis Browne (Yam); 2. Jim Bryant (KTM); 3. Sean Peaslee (Kaw); 4. Jason Shllkespeare; 5. MIchael NellIe (Han). 25. (NT: 1. Jimmy Wilson; 2. W. Grady Irvin (Vom). 30. BEG: 1. Jon Baiocclttl (Suz); 2. Chris Morris (Kow); 3. Donny Moin II (Kow); 4. Mork Cody (Hon); 5. Carl Walker (Yam). 30. JR: I. Mike Cullen (Vom); 2. A.J. Pulerg (Hon); 3. Jim Koschella (KlIw); 4. Curtis Belsher (KTM); 5. Dennis Conway (KlIw). 30. INT: I. Ron McCoy (Vom); 2. Crolg Lone (Han); 3. Denny Richllrdson (Han); 4. Jim Bryant (KTM); 5. Steve Brown (Hon). 30. EX: I. Richllrd Mannschreck (Han); 2. Gary Morrill (Suz). 30. PRO: 1. Sven Stillmock (Cen); 2. Tim Nobles (Vom); 3. Donold Fronklin (Vom); 4. Mike Baxter (Hon). 40. JR: 1. Kevin Duffy (Yam); 2. John Garland (Hon); 3. Greg Bloh (Hon); 4. Kris Svenson (Vom); 5. Daniel Spring (Vern). 40. I.NT: I. Craig Ltme (Han); 2. Rick Long (Hon); 3. Tom Alexonder (Vom). 40. EX: 1. Donald Franklin (Yam) 2. Bobbie Hodlock (Hon). n e _ 55 Maschino, staying within seconds for the next three laps until Maschino opened up a more-than-two-minute lead on lap eight. Maschino continued to pull away for the win on the last lap, and Cooper finished third overall, a little over six minutes behind Maschino. With the top three overall coming out of the Heavy A class, Steven Talbott took first place in class after passing Etter with a lap to go. Chad Smith, on a TM, also passed Etter on the last lap for second place, with Davis finishing fourth, in front of Brandon Freeman, on a Factory Effex/Ben's Performance Center KTM. Nathan Alering took the win in the Ught A class, finishing fourth overall on an FMF/MotoXtremes Yamaha. Brandon Rainey held the lead at the first check on a Spherion/Don's Gas Gas, in front of Alering and TM rider Matt Findley. Travis Troyer held fourth place, with Zachary Stone in fifth. The running order stayed the same for the next check, but before the end of the lap Troyer moved into third place, in front of KTM pilot Christopher Bach and Findley. Rainey fell from first back to eighth at the beginning of lap two, and Alering took over the lead, in front of Troyer and Bach, with only five seconds separating the top three riders. The battle stayed close at the front, and Troyer took the lead before the third check, in front of Bach and Alering. Findley was fourth, and Rainey had moved back up to fifth place by the end of the lap. Bach took the lead from Troyer early on lap three, and Alering moved into second place after Troyer fell a minute behind before the third check_ Bach and Alering stayed close at the front on lap four and Alering retook the lead for good by the end of the lap. Bach held on to second place from there, and Rainey moved up to third place, in front of Findley and Troyer. Richard Troyer took fifth place from Travis Troyer early on lap five and then passed Findley by the end of the lap for fourth place. Rainey DNF'd after the first check on lap six, and Richard Troyer moved up to third, in front of Findley and Stone, for the final running order. John Robbins took the lead on the third lap for the win in the Veteran class, finishing fifth overall on a Robbins Turbo Chargers KTM after losing his rear brakes on the first lap. Theran Bolding led every lap in the Heavy B class except the last one. Daniel Scales started the last lap 50 seconds behind Bolding but took the lead after the second check for the Stoney Lonesome Motorcycle Club: John Maschino gets on the gas en route to the overall victory at the second round of the Stoney Lonesome Hare Scrambles Series in Columbus, Indiana.

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