3. Bryan Ehnnan (Kaw).
125 STK 11'fT: 1.
3. Josh Soc:e (Hon).
Der~
Coste'lla (SUl): 2. Nathan
RI~a
(Yam);
125 STK PRO: I. Mike Roth (Yam): 2. Pat Mc:Mu1~ (Suz).
125 MOD PRO: I. Bryan CIev~ (Suz); 2. Brandon Schlensig
(Hon): 3. Pat McMuUen (Sul).
250 BEG: 1. Aaron Womble (Yam): 2. Juan Rivera Jr. (Vam):
3. Chad Wood (Vam)
250 STK NOV: I. Josh La Fountaine (Suz): 2. Brent Unl! (Kaw);
3 D.C. Jones (Yam)
250 MOD NOV: I. Josh La Fountainl! (Suz): 2. B~nt Unl!
(Kaw); 3. Chad Gl!ib (Sul).
250 STK INT: 1. Derl!k Costl!lIa (SUl); 2. Josh StlCl! (Hon);
3. Jason Jdfrey (tITM).
250 MOD II"IT: I. ~k Costella (Suz); 2. Nathan RiV«a (Vam);
3. Bryan Buman (KltW).
250 STK PRO: I. Ed Foedish (Yam); 2. Pat McMullen (Sw:).
250 MOD PRO: I, Bryan Clevenger (Suz); 2. Mike Roth: 3. Pat
McMullen (SUll.
W/IU'l MINI: 1, AshJyn Varner (Kaw).
WI'IN B{8K: I. Aubriana Dunn (Kaw): 2. Mary Ellen Fleming
(Vam); 3. Christy BrosIUS (Sull.
25+ BEO: I, Derren Donaldson (Yam): 2. Jared Kapoor (Hon):
3. Don Blattert (Vam).
25+ NOV: I, Albl!rto Toscano; 2. Scott MJIler (Yam): 3. Robert
SchneKlmiller (Vam).
30.. BEO: 1 Steve Bales (Hon): 2. Brett Cramer (Hon); 3. PhH
Wussow (Kaw).
30. NOV: I. Shawn Robert (Hon): 3. Mike Heers: 3. Bryan Park
(Vam).
30. II"IT: I. Matt Tedder (Hon): 2. Tim Wussow (Vam): 3. Don
Beale (KTM).
30.. PRO: l. Ed Foedlsh (Vllm); 2. Joe Petruska (Hon).
40. BEO: I. Mike Yates (Hon): 2. John Donal (Yam); 3. Chris
Goodman (Vam).
40 .. NOV: 1, Walter Keechl (Mai): 2. Garry Caponoli (Vam);
3. Ranel Cox (Vam).
40.. INT: 1 Don Beale (Hon); 2. Joe Crippen (Vam); 3. Tom
Frantz (Hon).
40. MSTR: 1. Joe Petruska (Hon); 2. Matt Tedder (Hon).
AZ OfT NOV; I. Bruce BuchMan (Hon): 2. Dan Fleming (Kaw):
3. Chris Goodman (Vam).
AZ OfT AM: 1, Bud Aumon (yam); 2. larry Selby (Kaw): 3. Rab
P.quI: 3. D.C. Joneo (Vom).
i25 STK INT: I. Demt
Cost~lIa (Suz); 2. Nathan Riverll (Yam);
3. Bryan Ehnnan (Kaw).
125 MOD II"IT: I. Derek Costella (5Ul); 2. Josh Stice (Hon);
3. Nathan Rivera (Yam).
125 (12.15) MOD/SCHBY: I. Chris Blose (Suz): 2. Bryan
Ehnnen (Kaw): 3. Renel Cox (Yam).
250 BEG: 1. Jar~d Kapoor (Hon); 2. R.W. Sizemore (Yllm);
3. Brert Cramer (Hon).
2·STRK: 1. MIke Roth (Hen); 2. Jason Jeffrey (KTM); 3. Nick
Bellver (Yam).
250 STK NOV: J. Josh La Fountaine (SUl); 2. Chad Gl!lb (Suz);
3. Robert Mercl!r (SUl).
250 MOD NOV: 1. Dennis Ewing (Suz): 2. Chad Gelb (SUI):
3. Josh la Fountaine (SUl).
2.50 STK 11"fT: 1. Derek Costella (Suz): 2. Tim Wussow (Yam):
3. Bryan Ehrman (Kaw).
250 MOD II"IT; 1. Derek Cost~lla (Suz): 2. JOSh Stice (Hen);
3. Nathan Rivera (Vam).
250 A PRO·SPT OPEI"I: I. Jeff Emlg (Kaw); 2. TravIs SmIth
(Hon); 3. Ethan Bates (Sm).
250 PRO: l. BryDn Clev~nger (SUI): 2. Troy Kalina (Hon):
3. Tim Roth (VDm).
BIBK OPEl"l: 1 Jason Tice (Yam); 2. Cliff Piper (Vam); 3. Derek
Vusovich (Hon).
WMI"I: 1. Christy Brosius (Suz.); 2. MIlry Ellen Fleming (Vam):
3. Ashlyn Varner (Kaw).
25.. BEO: i. Jared Kltpoor (Hon).
25 ... NOV: 1. Scott Miller (Vam): 2. Robert Schneidmiller:
3. Jamie Connell (Yam).
30. BEG: 1. Eric Murphey (Vam): 2. Phil Wussow (Ka...,);
3. Scott Betzer (Yam).
30... NOV: 1. Shawn Robert (Hon): 2. Monte Voss (Hon); 3. Mlk~
Heers (Yam).
30+ lNT: 1. TIm Wussow (Yam): 2. Matt Tedder (Hon); 3. Cus
Morgan (Vam).
30 .. OPEN: I. Jeff Emlg (Kaw); 2. Shawn Robert (Hon);
3. Kenny Porter (Sm).
30. PRe> 1. Joe Peuusk. (Hoo): 2. TO')' "'""" (Hoo).
35.. II"IT: 1. Rich Schauwecker (SUl); 2. Rob Healy (Yam);
3. A.J. Hany (Vllm).
35+ PRO: I. Mike Roth (Hen); 2. Brett Cramer (Hon).
40. BEG: 1. R4ndy Sutton IHoo).
40. NOV: 1. Greg Balles (Yam); 2. Gary Capeno'l (Vam):
3. Ranel Cox (Vam).
40+ II"IT: 1. BlII Johnson (Suz); 2. Rob Healy (Vam); 3. Tom
Franu (Hen).
40. MSTR: I. Mart Tedder (Hen).
VINT NOV: t. Bob Berg (Yam); 2. Jim O'Sullivan (Cl).
GP-1 NOV: t. Curtis FlM (Mal).
OP·2 NOV: i. Mike Aklen (C·A): 2. Terrance Wilson (Yam);
3. Kerry Robbins (Yam).
Memorial Day Classic
Lake Whitney Motocross Park
Bragging Rights
to Bryant, Peesok
Bv KAT SPANN AND THE BECKSTER
WHITNEY, TX, MAY 25-27
David Bryant Jr. nailed four perfect motos in
Saturday's 51cc (7-8) and 51cc Open classes
at Lake Whitney Motocross Park's Memorial
Day Classic. Sunday was owned by J.J. Peesok, who won five of his six motos to take the
overall in the Collegeboy, 125cc Band 250cc
B events. Monday featured an (ronman race
that had riders on the track for hour-long
motos. Between the three days of racing, 439
entered riders opted to race motocross over
lounging by the lake or attending back-yard
barbecues.
Bryant's toughest competition came in the
Open class, where he had to battle with Dylan
Cooke in the first moto. Bryant gamered the
holeshot but lost the lead to Cooke on the first
lap when he went down. Cade Moore moved
into second, followed by Cole Roemer. Bryant
got by both Roemer and Moore on lap two, but
it took another lap to reel in Cooke, and he
passed him for the lead to take the win.
The second moto saw Bryant out front all
three laps for the win and the overall. Cooke
raced in second for two laps before Moore
passed for the number-two spot, followed by
Cooke and Roemer. Cooke's 3-2 tally was
A and B classes left the gate separately. First
off was the A class, led by James Marshall,
with Rowdy Flanagan in the chute. Clayton
Miller snagged the holeshot among the second
gate of B riders, with Tommy Hahn in the runner-up spot. By the end of the first lap, Marshall was being hunted down by Adam Mennenga, while Pecsok got around Miller to
pursue Hahn. Marshall led into lap three but
fell on the mountain, which gave Mennenga
the lead, followed by Shane Doughty and
Flanagan, and they continued in that formation to the end of the race. Meanwhile, Hahn
was doing all he could to shake off Pecsok,
but on lap three Pecsok found a hole and
made his move to the front and led the
remaining laps to the checkered flag. Miller
finished third, followed by Greg Chapman and
Justin Warren.
Doughty absconded with the holeshot in
the second moto, with Mennenga second and
Marshall third. Mennenga got around Doughty
on the first lap and held the lead all the way.
Marshall made his move on Doughty on lap
two for seeond and began to distance himself
from the field. Doughty held on to third,
followed by Flanagan.
close but was unable to get close enough to
make a pass to regain the lead. Haring
stayed in second for two laps before Danny
Kelsey took his position. Haring finished
fourth. Andrew Clark rounded out fifth on the
24-rider gate.
Clark got the holeshot in the second moto,
with Kelsey in his wake and both Hahn and
Pecsok battling over third. Pecsok took the
lead on the first lap, with Clark, Kelsey and
Hahn behind him. Pecsok remained at the
controls throughout the race to claim the win
and the overall, while Kelsey put the goods on
Haring on lap two for second and held the
position to the checkered flag. Hahn ran into
problems and did not finish the second moto.
Clark finished third for the same position overall.
Ronny Jackson got the holeshot in the first
125cc Schoolboy moto, with Riley Kurosky in
second. Kurosky wasted no time getting
around Jackson on the first lap and kept
the lead to the finish. Jackson held down
the number-two spot, followed by Michael
Pritchett and Taylor Smith.
Kurosky owned the second mota from the
holeshot to the checkered flag. Ron Reese III
gated second but was passed by Jackson
the finish, as Reese held firm to third and
Smith fourth.
Whitney Motocross Park
Whitney, Texas
Results, May 25-26, 2002
Motocross
51 AMA STK (4-6): 1. Cadl! Moorl! (tITM): 2. C&ml!fon Lane
(KTMI.
51 AMA STK (7-8): I. David Bryant Jr. (Cob): 2. Dylan L
Cooke (KTM): 3. Cole R. Roemer (Pol): 4. Taylor Morgan (Lem);
5. Zachary lane (tITM).
51 OPEN (4-8): I. David BryMt Jr. (Cob); 2. Dylan L Cooke
(tITM): 3. Cade Moore (taM); 4. Cole: R. Roemer (Pol).
65 (7·9): I. Sean Miller (tITM); 2. Kyle Sellers (Kaw); 3. Rusty
Potter (KTM): 4. VaM M. Martin (Kaw): 5. Tyler Steel (Kaw).
65 (1Q..11): J. Hunter Hewitt (Kaw); 2. Chaz Holladay (Vam);
3. Dakota Flores (Kaw); 4. Blaze B!ackbum (Kaw): 5. Alex Hutson
(Kaw).
65-85 JR S/MINI (SAT): I. Hunter Hewitt (Kaw): 2. Tyler Whar·
ton (Kaw); 3. Chal Holladay (Yam); 4. Daniel Reese (Vam); ~. Derrick
Brister (SUl).
65·85 JR S/MlI'lI (SUN): I. Trey Canard (Kaw): 2. Elliot Jack·
son (Kaw): 3. Derrick Brister (SUl): 4. Blaz.~ Blackburn (Kaw): 5. Cory
Perdue (KTM).
85 BEO; I. Tyler Alore (Yam).
85 (7.i1): l. Trey Canard (Kew); 2, Chaz Holladay (Yam):
3. Tyler Wharton (Kaw); 4. Hunter Hewitt (Kaw); 5. Elliot Jackson
(Kaw).
85 (12.13): l. Bradley Graham (Kaw); 2. Kyle Cunningham
(Kaw); 3. WII H8hn (Kaw); 4. Dennis Jonon (Kaw); 5. Brandon PIpkin
(Kaw).
85 (14-15): 1. JoshUII Grant (Hon); 2. Devin Blllckbum (Kaw):
3. Blake AdaIr (Hon); 4. Brady Orr (Suz); 5. Austin Russ (Yam).
85-105 SR S/M.lNI (SAT): I. Bradl~y Graham (Kaw): 2. Kyle
Cunningham (Kaw); 3. Joshua Grant (Hon); 4. Dennis Jenon (Kaw):
5. Devin B1&Ckbum (Kaw).
85·)05 SR S/M1NI (SUN): I. Joshua Grant (Hon); 2. Bradley
Graham (Kaw): 3. Kyle Cunningham (Kaw): 4. Devin Blackburn
(Ke...,); 5. Jeffr~ F'tsher (Kaw).
125 YTH (12·15): 1. Riley Kurosky (Kaw); 2. Ronny Jackson
(Hon): 3. Ron Reese III (Yam): 4. Taylor Smith (Kaw); 5. Michael
Pritchett (Yam).
125 8TH (16-24): 1. J.J. Pecsok (Hon); 2. DaMy Kelsey (Hon);
3. Andrew Clarit (Yam): 4. David Tamow (Hen): 5. Mark Blackwell
(Yam).
125 A: I. Shane Doughty (Vam); 2. James Marshall (Hon);
3. Adam M~nnenga (Hon); 4. Ty Conner (Hen): 5. Scott Trimble
("'wi.
125 B: I J.J. Pt!csok (Hon); 2. Danny Kelsey (Hon); 3. Clayton
Miller (Yam); 4. Rae)' Kurosky (Kawl; 5. Rusty Huddle (Yam).
125 C: I. Zach Blackwell (Vam); 2. Tad Montgomery (Kaw);
3. Brandon Wagner (Hen): 4. Brent Bledsoe (Suz); 5. Adam Finck
(Su>I·
125 0 BEO: 1. Jon Sullins (Vam); 2. Kl!nnl!th Kelly (Suz);
3. Derek Warren (Yam); 4. Stacy Blevins (Yam): 5. Justin Estill
(Vam).
2.50 A: 1. Adam Mennenga (Hon); 2. Shane Doughty (Yam);
3. Rowdy Flanagan (Yam): 4. James Marshall (Hon): 5. Brian John.
Chapman. The formation stayed the same
to the finish, with Pecsok ending the day with
a 1-1 tally for the win.
1Su».
85 (12.15):
t.
Joshua Grant (Hen); 2. Kyle Cunningham (Kaw):
3. Sean Hackley Jr. (Kaw): 4. Jake Lowry (Kew); 5. Richard White
(Kaw).
OPEN A; I. Ty Conner (Hen); 2. Cody MIlrek (Hon); 3. ShaUll
MIlrtin (Hon).
OPfJ'l 8: I. J.J. Pecsok (Hon); 2. Danny Kelsey (Hen): 3. Greg
Chapman (Hon): 4. Jl!ffStewart (Yam): 5, Kenny On- (Sul).
OPfJ'l C: i. MarshaU Srruth (Yam); 2. Michae'l Pritchett (Hon);
3. Ron Rt'eSt: ill (Yam); 4. Brian Gamer (Yam); 5. Mrk~ Carges (Yam).
OPEN 0: I. Randall Easter (Hon): 2. Cliff Dodson (Suz); 3. Robb
Avants (Vam); 4. Jason Aronson (Hen); 5. Jenny l.«lnard (Suz).
VET OPE1'l AM: 1 Joey Hardin (Kaw); 2. Michael Armstrong
(Hen); 3. Mark Lowry (Kew); 4. Mike David (Hon); 5. Mark Maness
(Hoo).
Fittro, Weigand
Win and Win Again
certainly a priority, one couldn't help but
TURLOCK, CA, MAY 26
The sixth and final round of the AMP/GFI
Spring Series, sponsored by Swift Auto World,
played out at the Oatfield Raceway, and while
4-2 score.
son (KTM).
2.50 8: l. J.J. Pecsok (Hon): 2. Thomas Hahn (Kaw); 3. ClaytOn
Miller (Yam); 4. Greg Chapman (Hon): 5. JU5lIn Warren (Yam).
2SO C: 1. Colby Kreft (Yam): 2. Brian Gamer (Yam); 3. Chase
Kirit (Hon): 4. Clint Breslin (taM): 5. Eric Cagle (Yam).
2SO 0: I. James Vaughn (Vam); 2. Don Vaughn (Yam): 3. Randall Eastl!r (Hon); 4. Stacy Blevins (Yam): 5. Chris Byford (Yam).
250 OPEN: 1. Cody Drewek (Vam); 2. Justin Warren (Vam);
3. Richard Poe (Hus); 4. Justin Swrdivan (KTM); ~. o.,vid Brannen
(Yam).
WMN 85.: 1. Taryn Covington (Kaw); 2. Katie Hublon (Hon):
3. Jenny leonard (Sw:): 4. Kristi lane (KTM); 5. Haley Davis (Hon).
4·$TRK 201-650: 1. Brian Johnson (KTM): 2. Robert Roose
(Hon); 3. Cody ~k (Vam); 4. J.J. PKSOk (Hon); 5. lance Hollis·
ter (Yam).
25 .. A: I. Dean lane (taM): 2. Rowdy Flanagan (Vam): 3. Den·
nis Bonner (Ka...,); 4. Nick Moomaw (Hon); 5. Cody Marek (Hon).
25.. B: I. lance Haley (taM): 2. F~N Hyland (Vam); 3. Brad
Usenbe (Kaw): 4. Joe Carter (Hon); 5. Josh Oates (Hon).
25 .. C: I. Jordlln Blak~ (KTM); 2. Jay Davis (Hon): 3. Clint
Woods (Hen); 4. Eric Pechacek (Vam); 5. Bnan Pagel (Vam).
VET 30. A: 1. Dean LtIne (KTM): 2. Dennis Bonner (Kaw);
3. Cody M.llrek (Hon).
VET 30.. B: 1. Franz Hyland (Yam): 2. Scooter Webb (Yam);
3. Brian Cllrlson (Hen); 4. lance Hal~y (tITM): 5. Michael Annstrong
(Hon).
VET 30.. C: I. Mikl! Davis (Hon): 2. Clint Woods (Hon): 3. Eric
Pech&Cek (Vllm); 4. Jay Dallis (Hon); 5. MIke McWilliams (Hon).
35 .. : I. Joey Hardin Jr. (Kaw): 2. Dan Scheffler (Hon);
3. Michael Armstrong lHon); 4. Phillip Sherwood (Hon): 5. Chris
Jones (SUl).
SR 40.: 1. JOl!y Hardin Jr. (Kaw): 2. Dan Schefner (Hon):
3. Mark Maness (Hon): 4. Mark Lowry (Kaw); 5. Dav~ Martin (Hon).
4·STRK MINI 150 (12.); I. Nick Moomaw (Hon): 2. Jake
Lowry (Kaw): 3. Brandon Darrow (Hon): 4 Tony Miller (Hon):
5. Shawn Fincher (Hen).
Ironman
51 (4-8): 1. Grant Mitchell (Hon).
65 (7-11): 1. Chaz HoIlt1day (Kaw); 2, Blaze Blackburn (Kaw);
3. Kyle Sellers (Kaw): 4. Tyler Steel (Kaw); 5. Vann Martin (Kaw).
85 (7-11): I. Tyler Wharten (Kaw); 2. Chu Holladay (Yam);
3. Daniel Reese (Vam); 4. Dakota Floes (Hon); 5. Derrick Vrister
AMP/6FI Spring Series
Round 6: Datfield Raceway
onto the course. That red flash was Honda of
Hahn gated second, followed by Miller and
Lake Whitney Motocross Part<: Young
David Bryant Jr. had a banner Memorial
Day weekend at in Whitney, Texas, taking
four perfect moto wins in the 51cc (7-8)
and 51 cc Open classes,
on the first lap. Jackson stayed in second to
By JIM AND JOSTIN ENOS
Houston rider Pecsok. Kawasaki-mounted
Sunday morning's first event set the pace
he was able to make a pass in the bowl
sweeper at the top of final lap. Hahn stayed
The second moto of the B portion saw
something red flash out of the first turn and
good enough to take runner-up honors, as
Moore rounded out the podium in third with a
for an action-packed day when the combined
Pecsok lined the gate again five motos
later in the 125cc Before The Hill (Collegeboy) contest, but he gated third off the start,
behind holeshot artist Ryan Haring, who had
Hahn in pursuit. By the end of the first lap,
Hahn and Peesok had both passed Haring to
take up first and second, respectively. Peesok
badgered Hahn for three grueling laps before
racing for the series-end championship was
cue
e
dream of maybe hearing one's name called
during intermission for one of two motorcycles
to be drawn. For Beau Weigand and Joel Fittro, that dream became reality as Weigand
(whose initials now stand for "Bike Winner")
was the happy recipient of a brand-new
Yamaha YZ 125, courtesy of Yamaha of
n
e
...
s
JULY
3,2002
55
