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from Roaming Shores, Ohio, on an FCR/State
B/Mom and Dad-sponsored Yamaha, had a
bad start but worked up to finish second by
moto's end. He started third in moto two and
was in the lead by the end of lap one_ &oker,
on a modified VZB5, puUed out to a 12-second
lead on the bigger bikes and took the overall.
Finishing second overall was Macon (1-3),
followed by Kennedy (3-2). Jason Ballachino,
on a YZ250F, went 4-4 for fourth overall.
Baker also won the Supermini class, going
I-I. He beat hard-charging Kawasaki jockey
Ronnie Hunt Jr., who closed to within two
seconds in moto two but couldn't catch the
swift Baker. Hunt did take the 65cc and Junior
Mini divisions.
Greg Hudak, on an Andrews Honda/Davidson Construction/MSR/SCS Racing Decals
CR250, had a busy day, winning the Heavyweight Pro, Over 25 and Extra classes.
Results
PfW BEQ; 1. Luke Hmrleln (Han): 2. Trlmn Sprague (KTM):
~. Jay Watters
3. levi M.IIrtfn (KTM): 4. Anthony Coreme (KTM):
(KTfOI).
P/W JR: 1. Zachery Mehnert (KTM); 2. Aaren Bergman (KTM):
3. larry Offenberger Jr. (Cob); 4. Kyle Schroder (Cob); 5. Alex
Christie (Hus),
PfW SRi 1. logan Kamow (KTM): 2. Danny laHood (KTM):
3, Daniel Herrleln (Cob); 4. Caleb Qreen (KTM); 5. Cody Offenberger
Isanti COUnty Fairgrounds: Steve Bystrom (8) won the Vintage Single event, ahead of
Craig Abresh (57) and Bob Reynolds (92), at the second round of the DTRA Summer
Saturday Night short track series, held In Cambridge, Minnesota.
Also, daughter Savannah finished fourth,
behind Mom, in the Women's class. (Younger
brother Vince was absent on the day.)
The State 8 Motorcycles-sponsored event
drew 412 racers, who were finally treated to
some great weather - sunny, with temperatures in the 70s. Promoters Carl and Dave
Hand kept dust to a minimum by elisking and
watering short sections of the track after every
third moto.
As 36 riders roared over the gate for the
first 125cc C moto, Yamaha-mounted Patrick
Whiteman pulled out to a three-second lead.
Behind him were Jason Lutton, on a YZ250F,
and then Christopher Stuckey, Dan Nicoara,
Sean Kennedy and Chris Macon, all on
Suzukis. With the top two positions set, a battle for third developed between the RM riders.
Nicoara crashed out of the top 10. Kennedy
and Macon pushed their way past Stuckey.
At the start of moto two, Stuckey and
Whiteman went side by side through tum one,
with Stuckey taking the lead. He held it for
only one lap before Whiteman took over. Tim
Holloway, who had placed seventh in moto
one, was a solid third. Kennedy was fourth,
with Lutton behind him. Macon worked
up through the pack after a terrible start to
finish seventh.
Macon got a great jump out of the gate in
the first Schoolboy moto. He put his Penton
Honda/PR2/Tag/Wiseco/Scott RM 125 out
front and was never headed. George Baker III
Frame classes. The Open C fmal saw Bystrom
out front by a bunch from start to finish. Rick
Walker, first-time dirt-tracker Jeremy Phillips,
and Keith Nohman followed Bystrom to the
finish line.
The Vintage Single main event saw
Bystrom in the lead the whole time, but Craig
Abresh and the Coors Light entry of Bob
Reynolds kept him honest throughout the
race. Don Boehlke made a last-lap pass on
Jon Markuson to nail fourth, with John Conant
in tow.
Mark Hill won the Stock Frame heat race,
but Bystrom was once again in perfect form as
he held off Mark's advances to score his third
win on the night. Abresh made a last-lap pass
on Buzz Arndt to nab third place.
Amdt won two races on the night. The first
came in the Vintage Twin class, where he
assumed the lead on lap three when race
leader Abresh dropped his Yamaha in turn
one. Arndt then raced to the checkers ahead
of the XR750 Harley-Davidson of Ron Leeman, with Rick Walker, Markuson, Frank
Radloff and Joe Blackwell in hot pursuit.
In the Over 50 final, Amdt scored his second win by besting Leeman and a consistent
Reynolds. Gaylord Ladwig finished fourth,
ahead of Conant and Blackwell.
Results
foIINI CIWN: I. Trillan _
(Yom): 2. Kyl. AId=k (H",).
OPEN
I. Steve Bystrom (Vam); 2. Rick Walker (Yam):
3. Jemny PhIllips (Yam); 4. KeIth NoIvnan (Yam).
STJ< FRfO\; I. ..... Bystrom (Yom): 2. ""'" HUI (Hon); 3. C..~
"""'" (Yom): 4. Bun Arndt (Yom).
VlNT SOL: I. Steve By:ltrom (Yam); 2. Cnlig Ablest! (Yam);
3. Bob Reynolds (Yam); 4. Jon Martuaon (Vam); 5. John Covanl
(Yom).
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(Pol).
65 BEQ; I. Tyler Honoshofsky (KTM); 2. Cody 11\I11'"0 (KTM.); 3,
Jimmy Kaytor' (Kaw); 4. Tyler Serena (Kaw): 5. Aaron QlrleSta (KlIw).
65: I. Ronnie Hunt Jr. (Kaw); 2. Ryan lucas (tITM); 3. Branden
Zentner (Kaw); 4. OaMie Pteronek (Kaw): 5. Adam Root (tITM).
TRJBK 100: 1. D.J. Pauillt (Hen); 2. Chris Carter (Kaw); 3. Mike
Qray (Kaw); 4. Chelsqo Andetson (Kaw).
JR MJNI: 1. Ronnie Hunt Jr. (Kaw); 2. Cory Nethlng (Yam);
13. Ryan Luc:a.s (Sta.); 4. Chris CaIT (Kaw); 5. DaMIe P\efonek (Yam).
SR M.lNJ: I. Aaron Morgan (Vam); 2. ..Josh Loomis (Kew); 3. Matt
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(....): 4. O,m ..... (Yom); 5. Cody Sa>U (Hon).
S/MJNI:t. Ci@orge Baker W (Varni; 2. Ronnie Hunt Jr. (Kaw);
3. Aoron - . . . (Yom): 4. Oom Erne (Yom): 5. Jooh LoomJo (Kawl.
125 B; 1. David Kilgore (Suz); 2. Tom Poling (Vam); 3. Eric
N _ (....): 4. s..n Cmn" (....): 5. CUnlon """" (....).
125 C; I. Patrick Whiteman (Yam): 2. Christopher Stuckey
(....): 3. Sean Kennody (....): 4. J,IOn U - (Yom); 5. Tim Hol·
low', (SoA).
250 .. I. Oom K!Igo<'o ( ): 2. Tom PolIng (Yom): 3. La""
Duot (Yom): 4. AlI