85 (14.16): I Mike Aleui (Hon): 2. Benny Breck (Yarn): 3.
Jared
Brown (Kaw).
SlMlNl: I. Mike AlessI CHon): 2. Jeff AlessI (Hen): 3. .Jonathan
Hornbeck (Yam); 4. Tanner Langham (Kaw); 5. Sheni Cruse (Hon).
SCHBY: I, Anthony Barbecovl (Yam); 2. Donn QushoIm (Hen)
3 Lester Vamum(Yam); 4. Ridty Hemme: (Yam).
125 BEG: I. Arid ~ (Yam); 2. Adam Lane (KTM): 3. Corey
Wolff (Yam): 4. Mike Garda (Yam); 5. Brendan CosteUo (Yam)
125 NOV: 1 Ricky H~ (Yam): 2. Bn!tt Klein (Honl: 3. Kyle
Gnffidl (Yam); 4. Blake ~ (Suz); 5. DevlCl Rob!rUon (Yam).
125 INT: I. Btyan Watson (Yam); 2. C.J Mehan (Suz); 3 Antho·
ny Barbecovl (V~m): 4 Kyle Jones; (Yam); 5. Adlim Gragg (Yam).
125 PRO I. Jeff Ekie rJion): 2. JICnm)' Eberle (Yam); 3 TravIS
Smith (Hon): 4 George LaMonte (Yam).
250 BEG; 1. ~phen Sondoval (Han); 2. Ser;io GutIerrez ($uzl
3. Kyle Sch...." (KTM); 4. Chud< Ranu
"
trict 16's Kyle Meiers. He and District 23's
Shawn Burr squared off in two classes on the
night. Earlier in the program, Meiers won the
~
250cc A class going away, with Brock
Schwarzenbach, Troy Solnitsky, Josh Koch
a.
and Travis Waschek in tow.
Later, Meiers was lined up for the Open A
final, where Burr soon greeted him. After the
start, Meiers took and held the lead throughout much of the race, with Burr right on his
tail. On the last lap, Burr took the lead from
Meiers, and as they approached turn three,
Meiers dived to the inside and answered back.
However, Meiers overcooked the groove
between turns three and four, where Burr
wisely tucked back to the inside of Meiers and
won an exciting drag race to the checkered
flag. Richard Waschek. Koch and Schwarzenbacher rounded out the top five positions.
Meiers and Burr were at it again in the
505cc Amateur class, where Meiers scored a
less dramZltic win, with Burr in hot pursuit. The
Over 40 event winner, Dan Zitur, finished
third, ahead of Travis Waschek and an everconsistent Koch.
In the quick-hits department; District 16's
Nick Smith pulled double duty by winning the
85cc Mini and Open Mini classes. District 23
Franklin County Fairgrounds: Bill Reiss
was the Over 40 winner at the sixth round
of the Ohio County Fairs Motocross
Championship Series in Hilliard.
Mini-class lumjnary Dustin Paul won both the
Mini Shaft and Mini Chain divisions going
away. Lissa Golden won the Stock Frame
class by a bunch, and she retumed later to finish a season-best second place in the highly
competitive Over 30 main event, behind race
winner Craig Conley.
recently returning from injury.
While the fans at these fairgrounds races
Results
enjoy the fast guys. the little 50cc guys probably get the most applause. Derek -Diesel"
Stinson took it to the 50cc (4-6) group on his
MINI SHAFT 1 Duslm Paul (Yam): 2. DomIflIC Ray (Yam): 3
CeKe Anderson (Yam) 4. Jacob CunrunghDrn (Yam): 5. Harold Roberg
(Y~m'
Cobra. and Blake Hoffman screamed his King
MINI CHN: I. Dustln Paul (Y~m); 2. Cole Anderson (Y~m); 3
Dominic Ray (Yam): 4. Zach Letendre (Yam): 5. Emily Hampe (Yom).
65 MINI: 1. Donie! 1'\urre (Kaw): 2. Megan Routheaux (Kaw); 3
Kevin Waltef (Kaw); 4. Jordan Schlek:her (Kaw); 5. Conner Anderson
Cobra 50 to the win in the 50cc (7-8) class.
The Pee Wee (4-8) class was split into two
groups, due to the overflow turnout of little
guys. Justin Witteman won the first group,
(Kaw).
80 OPEN; 1. Nick Smith (Hon): 2. Jonathan Zelsmer (Hon); 3.
Chris Lauberscheimer (Hen); 4. Natashll Wasc.hek (Suz); 5. Eddy
H~mpe (Vam).
85 MINI: I. Nick Smith (Han): 2. Chris LaubefKhe~ (Han); 3.
Jory Morris (Kaw); 4. JOMthan Zeismer (Hon): 5. Natash~ Woschek
("").
125; I. Bmc:k Schwarzenbach (Hon); 2. Del'f!k Weber (IITM); 3.
KeVin Anderson (Vam): 4. Travis Waschek (Yam); 5. D.J. Slosser
(Han).
250 AI'c 1. Kyle Meters (Hon); 2. Brock Schwan;enbKh (Han):
3. Troy Soinitllky (Hon): 4. Josh Koch (Hon); 5. Travis WlI5chek
(Yam).
r
SOS AJII:. I. Kyle Il\elers (Hen); 2. Shawn Burr (Kaw): 3. Dan
lItur (Hen): 4. Travis Waschek (Yam); 5. Josh Koch (Hon).
505 PRO: I. Rkk Bretl (Rot); 2. Brad Rolitheault (ROl); 3. Willie
Broten (yam): 4. Bret Beyer (Rot): 5. Justin V06ght (Rot).
OPEN AM: I. Shown Burr (Kaw); 2. Kyle Meiers (Hon); 3.
Richard Waschek (Yam): 4. Josh Koch (Hen): S. Brock Schwarten·
bach (Hon).
BEG B: 1. Jim Brethorst (Sw.): 2. Chad Stevens (Suz); 3. Roger
Amlee (Yam).
STK FRM; I. Una Golden (Kaw); 2. Chad Stevens (Suz); 3.
Roger Amlee (Yam).
30+: 1. Craig Conley (Yam): 2. Ussa Golden (Kaw): 3. Roger
Amlee (Vam): 4. Richard Waschek (Yam): 5. Charles Dohlhelmer
(Hon)
40.: I. Dan lilur (Hon); 2. Richard Waschek (Yam): 3. Ed
H~mpe (Yom); 4 LIssa Golden (Kaw).
SO-lo: I. James Kocourtk (Suz); 2. Dave Koch (Yam): 3. Alan
Sumner (Vam)
VINT TW: I. lee Featy (Yam): 2 Dave Koch (Yam); 3. Ed
Hampe (Yam); 4. Jon Marltuson (Yam)
while Ethan Scarberry topped the second.
Results
50 (4·8) D-I: I. Justin Wltt.eman (Yam); 2. Cody Penwell (Yam);
3. Emily nus (Yom)
50 (4·8) 0·2: I. Eth~n S<:arbel'TY (Yam): 2. Br~dley Meeks
(Yam): 3. Jesse Hauger (Yom).
50 (4·6); I Derek Stinson (Cob): 2. Bradley Meeks (Cob): 3.
Jonah Feder (IIT/l\)
50 (7·8): I. Blake Hoffman (Cob); 2. Ausbn Primavera (KT/'\): 3.
I~n Kendlg (Cob).
125 A: 1. Tony Robinson (Hon); 2. Carl Custard (Hon): 3.
Richard Custard (Han).
125 B: 1. Derrick Artedge (Suz); 2. Andy Whitelaw (Hon); 3.
Shawn lies (Suz).
250 A: 1. Tony Robinson (Hon): 2. Jusun Story (Hen): 3. Dwight
VolU (Kow).
250 B: I. Derrick Arledge (SUI); 2. Mitch Wamns (Kaw): 3.
Jason Sheets (SuI).
16·24; I. Tony Robinson (Hon); 2. Andy Whltelow (Hon): 3.
MIke Amold (Vam),
25.: I. Justin Story (Yam): 2. MItch Warrtfls (Kaw): 3. Randy
Van Wagner (Suz).
30.; I. Justin Story (Yam); 2. Mitch Worrens (Kaw); 3. Bll1 Reiss
(Han).
40.: 1. Bill ReISS (Hen): 2. David Romo (Hon); 3 John Greene
("").
OPEN: 1 AMy Whitelaw (Hon) 2. Kyle Schmelter (Yam); 3.
Jim Witteman (Han)
Three Palms Extreme Sports Park
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Flanagan Flies
in the Rain
Robinson Cleans Up,
Story Surprises
By
RUPERT
By BRIAN COMEAU
X. PE1.LETr
CONROE, TX, JULY 13
The weather tried its best to put a stop to the
first round of the STC Stars Over Texas Night
HIWARD, OH. JULY 13
Findlay, Ohio's Tony "The Tiger" Robinson
thing just clicks, steaming his mighty red Hon-
was having one of those nights when every-
Series before it even started. dumping buckets
of rain all over the state. The event still went
das in for three class wins. Tony's grasp on
on as scheduled, though with muddy condi-
the 125cc and 250cc A classes was impressive, as he took all the money and then,
tions and a single·moto, winner-take-all format. This did not seem to discourage very
many people, though. with 358 entrants tak-
apparently not having enough victories for the
evening, he stormed home the winner in the
ing to the wet track. Conditions being what
they were, it was important for racers to put
one whole moto together with no mistakes.
16-24 race, as well.
While Robinson was having a grand
evening at the sixth round of the Ohio County
Fairs Motocross Championship Series, another
Rowdy Flanagan did just that - twice.
Flanagan rode two perfect motos to take the
overall victories in the 250cc Expert and the
Over 25 Expert classes.
Robert Roose putted the holeshot in the
250cc Expert moto, taking the lead on his
Honda CRF450. it didn't take long for Flana-
incredible batch of races was strung together
by Marysville's Justin Story. Opting to ride in
three different classes as well, Story struck
gold in the Over 25 and Over 30 classes, tak·
ing home two trophies. Also worth noting was
Koppellah Speedway: Brad Routheaux (471) Ieclthe first lap of the S05cc Pro class In 51.
Croix Falls, Wisconsin, but was passed by Rick Bretl (behind Routheaux), who went on to
win. Willie Broten (99) and Bret Beyer (1) flnlsheclthlrd and fourth, respectively.
Story's impressive second place in 250cc A,
right behind Robinson.
The king of the B classes on this night was
the incredibly talented F&S Suzuki star Derrick Arledge, who laid waste to the 125cc and
the front two, there was a thunderous battle for
250cc Intermediate-division races after
third between CRF450 rider Tony Bacon and
cue I
e
gan to put a quick move on Roose and take
over the lead after only a few turns. Flanagan
didn't even seem to notice the mud, pulling
away early as Roose tried to keep up. Behind
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