Cycle News - Archive Issues - 2000's

25.: I. Kyle Hochstetler (Hon): 2. Danny Haynes (Kaw); 3. Paul McClellan (Suz); 4. Lee Spann (Hon); 5. louie Reynolds (Kaw). 30.: I. Danyl Heisler (Yam); 2. James Morrison (Hon): 3. Davy Duprel (Yam); 4. Keith Finch (Suz): 5. Jeremy White (Kaw). 35.: 1. Scott Frederlc:ksen (Hool: 2. Johnny Borders (Kaw): 3. DaITtIl Sims (Suz); 4 Keith Anc:h (Suz); 5. Bill Matthews (Yam). 40.: 1. Johnny Borders (Kaw); 2. Darrell Sims (Sut): 3. Bill Matthews (Yam); 4. Doug Phenix (Yam); 5. Joe Collins (Yam). 48.: 1. Steve Speights (Yam); 2. ~ Goode (Suz): 3. Doug Lawson (Hon): 4 Allan founUlin (Kawl. Hills Roll On! - . . . . DUlV.£DP Af/~I""A'" '#'11 1#" By ClAY liGHT ALBANY, OR, JULY 6-7 The Washington brother tandem of Josh and Justin Hill captured their fair share of the overall wins during the two-day CMC Northwest Summer Motocross Series round at Albany Motorsports Park. The Yamaha- and Polinimounted Hill brothers each scored doubleclass decimations during the second of two days of racing, with younger Justin posting the Pee Wee (7-8) and 50cc Open-class wins. Josh Hill dominated the 85cc (12-13) and Supermini classes on both days, winning every moto he entered. Suzuki-mounted brothers Ben and Blake Anglen were Josh's closest competition all weekend long, snaring the second- and third-place laurels in both classes. While Josh was among the weekend's fastest and most successful riders, Suzuki rider Tiger Lacey was clearly the fastest. Lacey, who this year finished the National Arenacross Series as the number-17 -ranked rider, decimated the competition for a pair of overall wins on Saturday. Lacey, from Wolf Creek, Oregon, won the 125cc and 250cc Pro classes to join Josh Hill, Tanner Berry, Ryan Huege, Colin Baker and Ed Smith as two- AMA's road racers are buffing up before they slip out of their leathers to strut their stuff in pursuit of the second most prestigious title in motorcycling, the inaugural Pit Daddy beauty pageant. If you've ever wondered what your favorite rider looks like out of his gear, stick around for Sunday night where all will be revealed. We go below the lap times and beneath the leather when we present the inaugural Pit Daddy competition ---.....;;;.:.. benefiting the Clayton Memorial Foundation, helping injured riders. Almost every male AMA road racer you can think of will be a part of the beauty pageant that features two categories-formal wear and swim wear. Contestants will first parade in their riding leathers, then return to the stage for a second time in swim suits donated by Quicksilver. You can also win thousands of dollars worth of prizes that will be raffled of on the evening. For more information head to the Cycle News booth. The evening start at 6:30pm at the pavillion in the main paddock. For further information on the Pit Daddy Raffle and Prizes, go to www.cyclenews.com and click on Pit Daddy link. Contestants class winners. Huege, winner of the 125cc and Before The Hill Intermediate classes, was Lacey's closest competitor in the combined 125cc Pro/Intermediate contest, trailing Lacey by seven seconds in the first mota. Lacey grabbed the lead in both motos from the getgo and remained there to the finish in each. Huege used I-I tallies to top the Intermediate portion, while local KTM rider Pete Sannan (2-2) and Californian Tony Sherman (3-3) rounded out the top three. Josh Hill, a three-class contestant on the day, rode his big-wheeled YZ in the 125cc Intermediate class and, while riding in "exhibi· tion" status, finished behind Sannan in moto one and trailed Huege in mota two, showing just how fast this kid really isl Lacey also leveled the competition in the combined 250cc Pro/Junior contest, lapping up to second place in the process of snaring his second of two overall wins. The American Suzuki/Maxxis-backed 19-year-old left Kawasaki rider Eric Roth well behind, this time enjoying as much as a 32-second lead on his closest competitor. Roth, making a comeback after an injury-induced layoff, fin- ished ahead of Jeremy McLain, Jake Sannan and Ben Sannan, who were the top three 250cc Junior riders. On Sunday, Justin Hill, who three days earlier returned from a trip to the Polini head· Sponsored by: S B/ata

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