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than $3500 in the A/Pro Series points fund. The runner· up in each class received tires from Bridgestone. All third-place finishers received a fresh pair of Smith goggles. Everyone received beautiful plaques emblazoned with their names and class standings. Isha Wood took the lion's share of the goodies, after winning both the 250cc A and 125cc A class tities. Other multiple-class winners included Scottie Shipley, with titles in the Over 30 A and Over 35 classes; T.J. Roberts, who took titles in the 65cc (10- II) and 85cc (7 -11) classes; Glenn Martin, who won the Supermini and 85cc (14-15) titles; David Bauer, who took the Four-Stroke BIC and 125cc B titles; and David Heywood, who captured the Schoolboy and Unlimited BIC titles. Congratulations to all the new champions, and to all who competed. race was on. Hicks and Brant know each other's styles and shortcomings, and both were hard on the gas and tight through the turns. It was a great race and a close one, but it was Hicks' night and the win was his. Brant was a close second, with Janniro and Castro rounding out the field. Matt Browne was on the zero-yard line as they loaded in for the Handicap main. John DeFries and Danny Perkins shared the 10. Hicks was alone on the 40, and Brant and Janniro shared the 50. Browne got off to a good start, holding on to the lead for two laps before Hicks, using the blue groove, got under him and took over the front-running spot. Brant got off slow but made good time, knifing through the field, and with two laps to go he had moved into second, and again the two friendly rivals went at it. Hicks was not to be denied, and he had his second main·event win of the night and Brant had his second runnerup finish of the night. In the last two weeks, these two riders have both had double wins on the night. Final Standings 50 SHAfT: I. Jeff Burgess; 2. Tyl~r Pllrker; 3. Dllkota Pfil.enmayer. 50 (4.6): I. Tyl~r Salas; 2. Jeff Burg~ss Jr.: 3. Jay Swafford: 4. J~remy W~ndl!!lken; 5. Jacob StlInton. 50 (7-8): 1. Ryan Cllrter; 2. Jllcob Knllble: 3. Dalton W~bber: 4. Klel Fermll; 5. Dakot.ll Waller. 65 (7·9): 1. David Browning; 2. Kody Knable: 3. Donllid Tl1Iey; 4. Ryan Cllrter; 5. Dakota Waller. 65 (10-11): I. T.J. Roberts; 2. Robby Davis: 3. Patrick Dunman; 4. Travis Poole; 5. Travis Pllnter. 85 (7.11): 1. T.J. Roberts; 2. Trllvi5Poo1e: 3. Patrick Dunrnlln;4. Mark Williams; 5. Brandon Marie.. 85 (12·13): 1. Brad Haar; 2. Samantha Farr; 3. Greg Byrd Jr.; 4. Josh Gravett; 5. Kyle Wilson. 85 (14·15): 1. Glen Martin; 2. W'liliam Bryant; 3. Connor Oifton. S/M1N1: 1. Olen Martin: 2. William Bryant; 3. Brad Harr, 4. Jessie Results SCR: 1. Gary Hicks (Jaw); 2. Scott Brant (aM); 3. Billy Jannfro (Jaw); 4. Ed ClIstro (JIIW). SCR CONSI: I. Bobby Schwllrtz (GM); 2. Brylln Yarrow (Jaw); 3. Shaun Harmatiuk (Jaw). HDCP: I. Gllry Hicks (JIIW); 2. Scott Brant (aM); 3. Billy Janniro (Jaw): 4. John DeFries (Jaw); 5. Matt Browne (Jaw). TOTAL IMAGE CHAL: I. Gllry Hicks (Jaw); 2. Billy Janniro (JIIW): 3. Ed Casuo (JIlW); 4. Bobby Kfips (Jaw). 0-2: I. Chad Newlee (Jaw); 2. Rick Valdel. (Jaw): 3. Tom Rossano (JIlW); 4. Neil FllCChini (JIIW). 0-2 B: I. Mark Baktwin (Jaw); 2. Rusty Hall (JIIW); 3. DeWayne Stark (Jaw): 4. Mitch MeIott. (Jaw); 5. Sieve Nelson (Jaw). FlT TRK: I. Jim Rosa (Hon); 2. ~ Steffan (Hon); 3. Ray Hens· ley (Vam); 4. Jim GBnd (Hen); 5. Jim Ottele (ATK). JR SPWY 0-1: 1. Krystal Cramer (Jaw): 2. Dario Galvin (Jaw). JR SP'INV DIV-2: J. Just!n Boyle (Jaw); 2. TIm Gomez (Hon). P/W: 1. Austin Novratil; 2. Eloy Medellin Ill; 3. Nllthan Agnew. Salmon Valley Speedway: (From left to right) Carson Shefts placed third, Tyler Hansen was runner-up, and Brenden Fennessey is now the 2002 ISRA Idaho State Speedway Champion after the event in Salmon, Idaho. Robens. 125 A: 1. Isha Wood; 2. Allen Alford; 3. Mike ManIn. 125 B: 1. David Bauer; 2. Jonathan Vincent; 3. Vm<:ent. Deyoung_ 125 C: I. Chris C~ 2. Broc Bwman; 3. Zachary KnIght; 4. annually in conjunction with the Salmon River Days celebration and the Demolition Derby held on the Saturday after the fourth. The Demo Derby is held at 6 in the evening, and many people now come early to watch the ISRA Speedway races that start at4 p.m. In heat one, Montana's Trent Hansen took first, with Salmon's own Marty Shefts in second, foilowed by Mont~nan Todd Hunter, Tom Sherman and Utah's Dennis Vrooman. The track was groomed in between each he~t with ~ tractor and dragged by 200 1 State Champion Shane McAfee, who was promoting this event instead of racing due to a shoulder injury. In heat two, Montana rider Brenden Fennessey took first, Idaho's Carson Shefts was second, and Montana riders Tyler Hansen and Trevor Erickson placed third and fourth, respectively. In heat three, Tom "The Sherminator" Sherman took first, with Trent Hansen in second. Hunter third, Marty Shefts fourth, and Vrooman fifth. Heat·four action saw "Crazy" Carson Shefts take first, Tyler Hansen in second, Fennessey third, and Erickson fourth. In the Consolation main, Marty Shefts took the first-place trophy, with Vrooman ~nd Erickson going home with second- and thirdplace trophies. In the ISRA Wild Side Sports Yamaha main event, "Wild Man" Fennessey took the lead and ran wire to wire for the win. The secondplace trophy went to Tyler Hansen. Carson Lucas Bauer; 5. Bennett Fuselier. 125 D: I. Gregory Sutton; 2. Chad Glenn; 3. Allen Thompson; 4. Justin Sorrell. 250 A: 1. IshII Wood; 2. Scott Shipley; 3. MIke Martin: 4. Allen Alford; 5. Stephen Grimes. 250 B: 1. Tobin Farr, 2. Anthony Pennisi; 3. Allron Bond; 4. Tom C1Yse. 250 C: I. Broc Burman: 2. James Pfil.enmllyer; 3. Josh Bocone· grll. 250 D: I. Kendall Herring; 2. Justin Ndghbots. SCHBY: I. Dllvid He)'WtlOd; 2. Lucas Bauer: 3. Evan Armbruster. 25+ !'c 1. Mike Martin; 2. Ndan Mcfarland: 3. Jeffrey Belcher. 25-+ B: 1. VIncent Deyoung: 2. Robert Ebe; 3. Tom Czyae. 25+ C/O: 1. Robert Oarke; 2. James Wyatt. JO.,. A:. 1. Scottie Shipley; 2. Allen Alford; 3. Nelan McFartand; 4. Lake Sugar Tree To the Victors Go the Spoils! J....,._. By GREG SUMNER JO.+ B: 1. Anthony Pmnisi; 2. Ron Jones: 3. Greg Dangelo. 30+ C/O: 1. George Stanton; 2. Robert ame: 3. TIlTl Wilkerson; 4. James Pfizenmayer; 5. Curtis Hilt:. 3>', I. Scoctie SIUpIey; 2. Konneth Putt. 40+: I. Sonny ~: 2. WIlILam Hobson; 3. Joseph Og~ 4. G""Ilongdo. 4·STRK BIC: I. David Bauer; 2. Chase Davidson; 3. Tobin Fllrr. U/l B/C: 1. David Heywood; 2. Chase Davidson: 3. Robert Ebe. AXTON, VA, JUNE 30 The ninth annual U.S. Eastern Motocross Spring Series came to a close at Lake Sugar Tree after 12 rounds of fierce competition. To be eligible for series awards, riders had to compete in at least eight races of the 12 rounds. Some 132 riders received awards from the series, which attracted an average of 400 riders per event. A huge tent full of products was the site of the awards ceremony. Riders were awarded pl~ques and all kinds of other goodies provided by the sponsors. Champions each received a cool KBC helmet, as well as shirts customembroidered with the riders' names and "series class champion." There were also goody bags filled with products from Serious Raceware, Uquid Performance, Klotz, Sp 100, MSR, Scott and FMF. Of course, the Pro and Senior riders received money for their efforts as well. from the more Salmon Valley Speedway Fennessey Finesses ISRA Idaho State Championship By BAMBI McAFEE SAlMON, ID, JULY 6 Hot weather greeted the fans and ISRA riders for the rodeo-arena ISRA Idaho State Championship speedway races. The race is held Shefts held down the third-place spot. Sherman could not get enough traction on the outside in the sandy rodeo arena surface and had to settle for fourth. Hunter took fifth, and Trent Hansen went down on lap two and remounted for sixth. Gary Anderson, owner of Wild Side Sports Yamaha in Salmon, presented a new Fly helmet to Fennessey for winning the main, along with a trophy and the prize money. Fennessey is now the new ISRA Idaho State Speedway Champion for 2002. Results CONSI: 1. Marty Shefts (Jaw); 2. Dennis Vrooman (Jaw); 3. Erickson (Jaw). lSRA MAIN: 1. Brenden Fennessey (Jaw); 2. Tyler Hansen (Jaw); 3. Carson Shefts (Jaw); 4. Tom Sht:m\llln (Jaw); 5. Todd Hunter (Wes). T~ North Aorida MX Park Place Your Bets on Albertson By CRAIG JOHNSON HILLIARD, FL, JULY 13 The third round of the Beat The Heat Summer Series got under way, once ag8in under threatening skies. This time. Mother Nature was kind to North Florida MX. There w~s plenty of moisture from all the rain from days before, and the track stayed moist and tacky z a: o i" " ~ 5 =; J: Q. Arrowhead Motor Speedway: Gary Hicks leads Billy Janniro in the Scratch main in San Bernardino, Callfornia_ Hicks won and Janniro placed third, behind SCott Brant. 68 AUGUST 14, 2002' 0:: U 0:: I • n .. VII S North Florida MX Park: Jimmy Tyson (63) leads Lance Stall (15) and Alan Andreu (149) in the first Money moto in Hilliard, Florida.