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3. WIllIe Ungennan (Yam); 4. Austin Calloway (Hon); 5. Kappy Kealamaida (Yam). OPEN PRO: I. Brandon Barnes (Yam); 2. Korey Smith (Hon). WMN: 1. Ashlee Greenhalgh (Yam); 2. KeDe Adams (Yam); 3. Heather Barlow (Yam); 4. JaeIeigh Mecham (TM). 25... JR: I. Jared Jensen (Han); 2. Chad lake (Kaw): 3. Dustin Deitlaf (Yam); 4. Kelle Adams (Yam); ~. Chris White: (Hon). 25- !NT; J. Shane Royce (Hon); 2. Don _ (Hen); 3. Co"'" Cahoon (Yam); 4. Craig Famswcx1h (Yam). 25... PRO: L Chad Waltworlt (Yam); 2. Jason Ogden (Han); 3. K~ly Oldmyd (Yam). 30. JR; J. Patrick Pad<" (KTI'I); 2. Randy C...." ' - (Hon); 3. Shawn Taylo< (/low); 4. Dy~n Pool (KTI'I); 5. Doug Clemenu (Su<). 30 INT: I. Travis Teegarden (Yarn); 2. Calvin Cahoon (Yarn). 30 PRO: 1. Chad WallWOl'il: (Yam); 2. Kelly Oldroyd (Yarn). 401" JR: I. Mike Spencer (Han); 2. Steve Swetseheno (Hon); 3. Rick Tapp (Han); 4. William Clemson (Yam); 5. Kenneth Martin (Yam). SPTSMN: 1. Kenneth Mett1n (Yam): 2. Sgh Butterfield (Sw.); 3. Steve Larken (Yam); 4. Jam~ Brown (Yam): ~. Sam Nazzlse (Suz). In the smallest-size bike dass, the ShaftDrive Pee Wees, little Ryan Goodwin was untouchable. He took the lead both times out and stormed to monster wins in both motos, winning the overall with ease. Tanner Lake and Selby Oldroyd nudged out Courtney Nelson for places two through four. Tanner Krahenbuhl was dominant in the Pee Wee (7-8) division, although he had to fight off Caden Hadley to earn the overall. Hadley put his KTM out in front of Krahenbuhl to start the action. Krahenbuhl blasted past on the west side, as Polini's Jessee Brown moved up to challenge the leaders. Krahenbuhl kept his Cobra on the pipe out in front, leading Hadley and Brown when the checkers flew. Polini's Bawdy Ruesch just held off hard-charging Cobra rider Caden Gibbons to claim fourth. Heavy-foot Hadley shot out to lead Krahenbuhl and Brown as the second half unfolded. Krahenbuhl carbon-copied the first mota, Arrowhead Motor Speedway Castro Wows 'em at Arrowhead as he passed on the west side to take the lead. Once in front, he cranked it up and rode to an easy win - and the overall Pee Wee (7-8) crown. Hadley stayed strong in second, lead- ing Brown and Gibbons in the overall results. R••ult. Cooperland Raceway: Donnie Bunker hunkered down and went 1-1 In every class he entered at the third round of the Cooperland Championship Motocross Series in Stillwater, Oklahoma. By EuuNE JONES SAN BERNARDINO, CA, JULY 24 "Fast" Ed Castro brought his "A" bike to Arrowhead Motor Speedway, and it paid off, P/W SHAFT: I. Ryen Goodwin (YlIm): 2. Tanner Lake (Vam); 3. Selby Oldroyd (Yam): 4. Courtney Nelson (SuI); 5. Cameron Snow (Yem). p/W PP: I. Cassidy Lyman (KTM); 2. Torie Williamson (Hon); 3. Jordan Abbott (Hon); 4. Nikell Tamklos (Hon). P/W HEADS-UP: 1. Tash Hansen (Kew); 2. T.J. Amer (Kew); 3. Tenner Krahenbuhl (Yam): 4. Bawdy Ruesch; 5. Ryen Ooodwin as he won the Scratch and Handicap mains and the Total Image Challenge. The first Scratch semi was a wire-to-wire romp for Scott Brant. Bryan Yarrow would join him in he main after holding off a hard- (Kaw). Robbie Robertson led the 125cc Novice class a merry chase on his Yamaha, taking the lead off the gate in mota one and staying there until the checkers flew. Trey Terbush had his Yamaha in second until yz rider Zach Blackburn took the spot away from him. Suzuki jockey Trae Norton finished fourth, with a race to the checkers going on behind him for fifth between KTM rider Dennis Hotson and Suzuki pilot Ryan Voit. Hotson crossed the finish line in front of Voit by a knobby. Robertson did a repeat performance in moto two, but Voit had a much better second moto, stllying in second from start to finish. Terbush passed Yamaha rider Kyle Sauder early on and held on to take third. Hotson made a pass on the white-flag lap to take fifth. A Honda shot off the gate in first when the 80cc Beginner class took the track, with Austin Collins on board. Royce Garrison put his Yamaha in the lead by the end of lap one (KTM); 3. Riece Robertson (Suz); 4. Tyler Reid (Suz); 5. Blian Moore (Su<). 125 EX: 1. Colt Humphrey (Suz); 2. Keith Cooper (Yam); 3. MkhaeI Coday (Hon); 4. Blair Uvdy (Hon); 5. Brandon Cheek (yam). 250 BEG: 1. Rl.ISRIl DUbe<:k (Hon); 2. DUlon Raines (Yam); 3. Andy Ruleford (Kew); 4. Seth Stambaugh (Yam); 5. Greg Mac:htoff (Yam). 250 NOV: I. Brett Cue (Yam); 2. Ryan Volt (Suz); 3. LalT}' Peterson (Hon): 4. Eric Lovell (Yam); 5. BIe'It Gllte:S (yam). 250 IN!: I. Donnie Bunker (KTM); 2. Brent Presnell (Suz); 3. Cuh_(yam). 250 EX: 1. CoH Humphrey (Suz); 2. Keith Cooper (Yam); 3. MIchael Codey (Hon); 4. Jason C>vm1s (KTM): 5. Blair Uvely (Hon). OPEN OOTLAW: 1. Donnie Bunker (KTM); 2. Nate Benoit (Yam); 3. Dennis Hotson (KTM); 4. Jay Cheatham (Suz); 5. Steven Sampley (Y,m). 2>.- AM: I. G~ Ingels (K.Ilw); 2. Dane F'1Sh~ (Yam); 3. Brien Cameron (Yam); 4. Cappy PaJm~ (Sm). 25+ EX: I. Randy Mitchell (KzIw): 2. Jason Owens (KTM). 30... AM: I. Jeff Bowles (Hon); 2. Rick Cotten (Kaw); 3. Greg Ingels (Kaw); 4. Cappy Palmer (Sul). 30· EX: I. Dan Hickey (KTM); 2. Jeson Owens (KTM); 3. Rendy MJtchell (Kaw). 35... : I. Rick Cotten (Kew); 2. Chuck Cooper (KTM); 3. Duane Goodwin (Han): 4. Chris Jones (Suz); ~. TelT}' Stephens (Suz). 45...: I. Chuck Cooper (KTM): 2. Ronnie Cue (Vam); 3. Chris Jones (Suz): 4. TelT}' Long (Yem);~. Lenny Roberts (Yam). and held it until the checkers came out. Kawasaki jockey Aaron Stone put some pres- sure on Garrison but couldn't make the pass. Zac Murray rode smart and claimed third, while Michael Rector stayed in fourth, in front of Collins. Garrison dominated moto two. Collins placed second. Stone came in third, with Rector following. Will Lowe moved up to fifth on his YZ. In the first 65cc Open mota, KX rider Tanner Young absconded with the holeshot, but then he faded. Kawasaki jockey Justin Bogle took over the lead, followed by KTM riders Sky!ar Teague and David Wood. Wood made short work of Teague and then went after Bogle. By the third lap, Wood had moved into first, with Bogle second and hard-charging Suzuki rider Jesse Braden taking third away from Teague. Another KTM pilot, Colt Nichols, rounded out the top five. Wood didn't fool around in mota two. He got the holeshot and led Braden, Bogle, Nichols and Teague to the finish line with style. R•• ults 50 (4-6): 1. Travis Hlrt (Cob): 2. Chance Russell (KTM); 3. Zeb Edson (KTI'I); 4. /Io~y ,......., (Pol). '0 (7·8): 1. Colt Nichols (KTM); 2. Tyler Smith (KTM); 3. Yancey Ecbon (KTM); 4. Adam E111. (Cob); 5. Brett Burg (KTM). SO OPEN: 1. Travl. Hlrt (Cob); 2. Brett Burg (KTM); 3. Trevor Hicks (Pol); 4. lach Ilw>n (KTI'I); 5. Zeb Edson (KTI'I). 65 (6-8): 1. Ju.Un Bogle (Kaw); 2. Colt Nichols (KTM); 3. Yancey Edson (KTM); 4. Blake Bames (Kaw): 5. B~ Burg (Kaw). 6~ (9·11): 1. Je~ Braden (Suz); 2. David Wood (KTM); 3. Gage Martin (Suz); 4. JusUn BelT}' (Kaw); 5. Taylor Daves (Kaw). 65 OPEN: 1. David Wood (KTM); 2. Jesse Braden (Suz): 3. Justin Bogle (Kaw); 4. Colt Nichols (KTM): 5. Skyler Teague (KTM). BEG: 1. Royce Garrison (Yam): 2. Aaron Stone (Kaw): 3. Austin Collins (Han): 4. Mlcheel Rector (Vern); 5. lec Murrey (Yam). eo JR: 1. Tyler Bums (Kaw); 2. Justin Berry (Kew): 3. Avlery Hlckley (Sur); 4. AII!JC Volt (Suz): 5. Skylar Teegue (Hon). eo SR: 1. Nathan Cox (Yam): 2. Alex Worrell (Hon); 3. Beau Celkey (Kaw). 80 OPEN: I. Nathan Cox (Yem); 2. AII!JC Worrell (Hon): 3. Justin Berry (Kaw); 4. Max Jordan (Kaw): 5. Beeu Caskey (Kaw). 125 BEG: 1. Tyler Reid (Suz): 2. Kyle Murrow (Suz); 3. Dennis Remington (Hon); 4. Vincent Myel'l (K.Ilw); 5. Cody Bitler (Yam). 125 NOV: 1. Robbie Robertson (Yamr, 2. Trey Terbush (Yam); 3. Ryan Volt (Sur:): 4. DeMit Hotson (KTM)i 5. Kyle Seuder (Yem). 123 INl: 1. Donnie Bunker (KTM); 2. Nate Benoit (Yam): 3. Kendal Owens (KTM): 4. Steven Sampley (Yam ); 5. Rlece Robertson (Su<). 125 SCHBY: 1. Robbie Robertson (Yam): 2. Kendal Owens eo Cedar Raceway Park Ahleen Hammers Cedar City By DICK GOODWIN CEDAR CITY, UT, JULY 21 The Utah Sports Riders Association brings hundreds of racers out to compete in their Summer Motocross Series. Big gates mel!n dose racing, but rarely is there close racing charging Shaun Harmatiuk. Matt 'Browne 51 STK (4.6): I. Braiden HarueJl (Cob); 2. Chenu Ogden (KTM); 3. o.kota Olsen (KTM): 4. Jeiger Snow (Cob); 5. Jordan Evans (KTM). 51 STK (7.a): 1. Tenner Krahenbuhl (Cob): 2. Caden Hadley (taM); 3. Jeuee Brown (Pol); 4. Caden Gibbons (Cob); 5. Bawdy Rueoch (Pol). 51 OPEN: I. Tanner Krahenbuhl (Cob); 2. (aden Hodley (KTM): 3. Bralden Hart1eU (Cob); 4. Jegee Brown (Pol): 5. Caden Gibbons was fourth. Castro erupted off the line and led the second Scratch semi from start to finish. Bobby "Boogaloo" Schwartz was e solid second. John DeFries and Richard Jones were headed (Cob). for the Consi. The Scratch Consi had Browne on the pole, with Harmatiuk in two end DeFries and Jones in three and four. Harmatiuk got the gate, but he had DeFries riding his rear fender, looking for a way around. It was close all the way to the checkers but the nod went to Harmatiuk, as he successfully closed the door 65 JR (6.a): 1. (aden Hadley (KTM): 2. o.lton Davis (KTM); 3. Alex Packer (Kaw); 4. Dusty Humphrles (Kaw); 5. Jordan Lake (KzIw). 65 JR (9·11): I. Ronnie Goodwin (Kew); 2. Tash Hansen (KTM); 3. Dacode Sorochuk (KTM); 4. Blake Deveraux (KTM); 5. Alex Mecham (KTM). 65 OPEN: 1. Zachary Fussell (KTM): 2. Ronnie GoodwIn (~wl: 3. Blake Deveraux (taM); 4. Tash Hansen (KTM): ~. Alex Mecham (KTI'I). 85 BEG: I. Jace Gatzemeler (Hen); 2. COMer Nelson (Suz); 3. Anthony A1ba (Yam); 4. Dee Le.~ (Kaw); 5. Angelo TaMer. 85 STK (7·11): 1. Dacode Sorochuk (Yam); 2. Ronnie Goodwin (Kaw); 3. BrodIe Humphries (Suz): 4. Jeremy Allred (Yam); 5. Randy Butts (Suz). 85 STK (12·15): I. Ben Packer (Yam); 2. Braden Butterfield (Yam); 3. Tyler Teegarden (Kaw); 4. Randy Butts (Suz); ~. Casey Bywater (Vam). 851NT: I. Brandon Keelamekle (Yem); 2. Brady Powell (Suz): 3. Erk Beriow (Kaw); 4. John Peck (Yam); 5. Tony EsposIto (Suz). S/MlNI: 1. Danny Johnson (KllW); 2. Jeremy O'Drlscoll (Yam): 3. Brady Powell (Suz); 4. Clay Curler (Kaw): 5. John Pack (Yam). B/BK BEG: 1. Rich Svetic:h (Yam); 2. Dustin Manden: 3. Chris Moreno (Vam); 4. Chris Clemson (Yem): 5. Brett Mickelsen (Yam). 125 JR: 1. Jeremy O'Driscoll (Yam); 2. Sjen Benedict (Vam): 3. Spencer Mehr (Yam); 4. Mkeh Workman (Yam); 5, Tyrell Wilcock (Hon). 1251NT: I. Kappy Kealamakla (Yllm): 2. Nick Vreeke (VlIlT1): 3. Austin Calloway (Hon); 4. Willie Ungermlln (Yam): ~. Omn Wilcock (Vam). 125 PRO: 1. Brandon Barnes (Vam): 2. Oray Devenport (Vam): 3. Jordan Bawden (Yam); 4. Matt Bele (KTM): 5. Josh Bulloch (Yam). 250 JR: 1. G~ Mleen (Han): 2. Chad Hansen (Han): 3. MIke Stika (KzIw): 4. Chris Herron (Kaw); 5. Danny Madsen (Yam). 250 INT: 1. Jeke Chrlsterlsen (Hon); 2. Jeff Holdaway (Hon): 3. Byron Getchell (Kaw): 4. Lyle Almond (KTM); 5. Juatln Smith (Hon). 2SO PRO: 1. Brandon Barnes (Yam); 2. Grey Davenport (Kew); 3. Korey Smith (Hon): 4. Jordan Bawden (Han): 5. Brad Scott (Hon). OPEN JR: I. Greg Ahl~n (Hon); 2. Sjon Benedict (Yam); 3. Chad Hansen (Hon); 4. Justin Oberg (Hon); 5. Gus Adams (Yam). OPEN INT: 1. Jake Ouistensen (Han); 2. Jeff Hok:Iaway (Hon): on DeFries. Browne and Jones rounded out the field. The draw for starting position for the main was done on the line, and the pole went to Brant. Right next to him was Castro. On the outside were Yarrow and Schwartz. Brant got the gate, but Castro took the lead as they came around on the first lap. Castro was working the outside dirt for all it was worth and Brant was taking no naps, and the two literally battled for four laps. Castro daimed the win and Brant had second, with Yarrow and Schwartz a distant third and fourth. The Handicap main had Browne on the zero, with DeFries on the 10, Harmatiuk and Yarrow on the 20, and Brant and Castro on the 50. Browne held the lead for two laps, ahead of DeFries. On lap three, DeFries took the lead, but it was very short-lived, as Brant came roaring by as they came around on four. No one was ready for the show that Castro was about to put on. He tumed it up all the way and literally rode the wall all the way for the lead, for the entire mota - twice in a row. That happened at Cedar Raceway on July 21, in the 250cc Junior class, as Honda hotshoes Greg Ahleen and Chad Hansen put around as he took the lead from Brant as the white flag came out. Castro continued to run against the wall and take the long way around, showing everyone his fearless riding skill and his bike's horsepower. The win was his, with Brant second. On back it was Harmatiuk, DeFries, Yarrow and Browne. on a wild bar-to-bar battle all race long, twice in a row! Kawasaki's Chris Herron got the jump on Ahleen as the gate dropped for race one. Ahleen soared past at Gravity Cavity, while The Total Image Challenge is a simple Mike Stika and Brian Fowler were holding one: One lap per round; four riders - don't be last. The four riders going for the cash were Yarrow, Harmatiuk, Schwartz and Castro. It came down to Castro and Yarrow in a two-lap down third and fourth. Hansen was racing through the pack, scrambling into second by lap two. He set out after Ahleen and soon caught up. Catching is one thing, passing is another, and Ahleen blocked Hansen's every move. The two went nose to tail for the remainder of the race, with Ahleen eking out a narrow victory over Hansen. Herron survived a go, and it was Castro with the hat trick on the night as he took the win. Yarrow was second, with Schwartz and Harmatiuk third and fourth. R•• uhs war with Stika to finish third. Quick-starting Ahleen moved up a spot, taking the point, as mota two fired up. Herron jumped him on the west side, as Hondamounted Shane Vernlund held off Yamaha's SCR: 1. Ed Castro (Cifo\); 2. Scott Brant (OM): 3. Bobby Schwartz (Jaw); 4. Bryan Varrow (Jew). SCR CONSI: I. Shaun Harmatiuk (Jaw): 2. John DeFries (Jaw): 3. Matt Browne (Jaw); 4. Richard Jones (Jew). HDCP: 1. Ed Castro (GM); 2. Scott Brent (OM); 3, Shaun Her· metluk (Jew): 4. John DeFries (Jaw); 5. Bryan Varrow (Jaw). D-2: I. Rod Lenz (Jaw); 2. Nell Facchini (Jaw); 3. Rick Valdez (Jaw): 4. Bill Green (Jew); 5. Billy Braden (Jew). 0·2 B: 1. Mark Beldwln (Jaw); 2. Steve Nelson (Jew): 3. Rusty Hall (Jaw); 4. Jeff 8lIddel'l (Jaw); 5. Steve D1aidus (Jaw). FLT TRK: I. Joe Stefflln (Yem): 2. Jim Rosa (Han): 3. Mark Led· better (Hon); 4. Jim Ottele (ATK); ~. Ray Hensley (Vam). JR SPDWY: I. Miles Calvin (Hon); 2. Dario Galvin (Han); 3. Krystal Cramer (Hon). P/W 0·1: 1. Deen Spengler; 2. I..llrry Smith; 3: Tristan Rogers; 4. Alek ~ro: ~. 80y Medellin Ill. P/W 0-2: I. Jacob Estes: 2. Alex Roman; 3. Nicklas Schoonover: 4. KelcH: Lucero. TOTAL 1MA0E CHAL: 1. Ed Castro (GM); 2. Bryan Yarrow (Jaw); 3. Bobby Schwartz (Jaw); 4. Shaun Harmatluk (Jaw). Gus Adams for third. Hansen was once again carving his way through the pack. Ahleen waited a lap and then retook the lead in the same section in which he'd lost it a lap earlier. By now, Hansen had battled his way into sec- ond, and the race was on! Once again, mere inches separated Ahleen and Hansen, and once again Ahleen held off Hansen in a thrilling race to the checkers, edging him for the overall 250cc Junior crown as well. Stika came blasting through just ahead of Herron to nip him for third, and third overall. Cedar Raceway Park: Chad Wallwork won both the Over 25 Pro and Over 30 Pro classes in Cedar City, Utah. cue' • n _ VV S AUGUST 21, 2002 77

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