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Dutch Sport Part<: Chris Gallt (24) rode strong through the heat at round nine of the
Michigan Hare Scrambles series In Bloomingdale, earning the overall victory.
30.: 1. Mark Spore (yam); 2. Clint Hemmerle (Yam); 3. T!d
66·85: 1. Brett. Wagner (KllW): 2. Mlltt. Sparitl (Kaw): 3. Nathan
Sullivan (Suz); 4. Tony Ruegsegger (Yam); 5. lack Jameson (Kew).
BlnnalJ (Hon); 4. Scott Dubois (Hus); 5. Bob Bergman (laM).
120·200 (1].17): J. Andy Rlc:hordson (KTM); 2. Ja$Of'l Enzor
0·65: 1. Jordon Mapes (KTM): 2. Cody Wholey (Kaw): 3.
Michael Johnson (Kaw); 4. Chad Willey (Kaw); 5. Tyler Tischler
(Kaw).
66·105: 1. Nick Ozanich (Hon); 2. Brlan MurdUe (Kaw): 3. Eric
Briggs (Hon); 4. Steven Johnson (Kaw); S. Tyler Guggemos (Kaw).
WMN: I. Tina Flegel (Kaw); 2. Megan Enzor (Yam); 3. Jonl
Clemens (Yam): 4. Shem Squire (Hon); 5. Jennifer SchIele (Kaw).
66-85 (7-11): I. MatthN Barger (Kaw); 2. Tyler Hill (Hon): 3.
Ethan Jeule (Vam): 4. Jeffrey Pasch Jr. (Han); 5. Jim Fischmei5ler
(KTM); 3. Ken Kenison (Ke...); 4. Chase Sletlng (Ko ...): 5. Nick
Knuth.(Kaw).
OPEl't 2·HR: I. Ron Schllrphom (IITM); 2. Kim Matmcke (taM);
3. Walter Pennick rn (Ke.....): 4. David Vllndecar (tITM); 5. David Ham·
mel (Kaw).
HVY TEAM: I. Powell/Beougher eKew); 2. Keen/Balzer (Hon); 3.
Marr/Fl~e1 (Kaw); 4. Gllill/Squire (Can); 5. BeckerfBecker (Yam).
LT TEAM: 1. Luc:a/lott (KTM); 2. Marsh/Brl.tol (Yam); 3.
Mkho/Mkho (Hon); 4. Otanlch/Reed eKew); 5. St.evtn./Dunn (Kaw).
(Kaw).
50 P/W (4-8): I. Connor Kelly (Yam); 2. Jason Chacna (taM);
Caradori
Rocks Rock Glen
Twenty-seven 60cc to 65cc Mini riders
were loaded up on the concrete launching
pad, awaiting liftoff. In a green sea of 21
Kawasakis, two KTMs stood out like beacons.
Jake Eddy and eanado's very own Tyler
Rayner avoided an international incident
through the holeshot comer, powering their
Kawasakis out front, fast and furious. Myles
earadQfi got on the gas, passing fellow KTM
bandito Dina Scrivani for third. "Fast and
ultrasmooth" was Eddy's plan on this familiar
track, as he hoped to lose earadori and the
other riders in lapped traffic. Eddy enjoyed the
lead for several laps while earadori moved
past Rayner and was soon reeling in the
leader. Weaving through lappers, both Eddy
and earadori looked hungry for this win.
earadori claimed the lead late in the mota and
hung on for the win in mota one. Eddy settled
for second place and looked like the favorite
contender to defeat Caradori in mota two.
Rayner is always a contender in this class, and
Ethan Rowland would be a factor if only he
could improve his start somewhat.
Kawasaki madman Tyler Evinsky got the
jump on Rayner, earadori and Eddy to claim
the mota-two holeshot. earadori slid past
Rayner, while Evinsky was looking to extend
his lead big-time. While Evinsky railed the
outside lines with reckless abandon, earadori
was smooth and calculating, quickly catching
the leader. earadori now found himself looking high and low for a way around the leader
as Evinsky swapped inside and outside
grooves. As Evinsky set up for an inside~line
comer, Caradori made a block-pass and stole
his groove. earadori pinned the throttle
and made the pass stick like peanut butter
to bread.
Rayner quickly began to duel it out with
EVinsky side by side, as earadori was now
looking to extend his lead. On the long back
section of the trock, Rayner moved his groove
to the new tune of the second-running spot.
Midmoto, Evinsky's lap time increased as he
showed signs of tiring. Rayner tried to make
up precious time by sailing through lapped
ROCK GLEN, NY, JULY 21
Nearly 400 WNYMA riders got on their bad
motorscooters and competed at Silver Springs
Racing for round 16. With riders constantly
eyeing the point standings for the WNYMA
Scott USA/Ma~ima Racing Oils Summer
Series Awards, the motocross action was sure
to heat up along with the summer temperatures. On a weekend when many riders were
tom between attending the Amateur Summer
Classic race at Unadilla or competing some·
place locally, Aaron Dieter enjoyed the best of
both worlds: Dieter won both motos in the
250cc Expert Division One class and both the
125cc Expert motos, takjng two first-overall
finishes on Friday and Saturday at Unadilla,
and then the "Thrilla from 'DilIa" loaded up
the bikes and headed straight back to westem
New York to compete on Saturday night at the
Silver Springs Nite-X event and on Sunday for
the WNYMA points race. Dieter dominated the
Wyoming County weekend motorcycle races
by winning six of the eight motos in which he
competed. The only thing that slowed him
down Saturday night was when he stalled the
125cc Yamaha down in a tight corner and
couldn't get it going for what seemed like an
eternity. Then, on Sunday, Brandon Kuhn got
the best of Dieter by posting 2-1 finishes to
claim first overall in the 125cc Expert class
over Dieter's 1-2 mota efforts. All in all, Dieter
was on top of the world and in orbit on his new
Honda four-straker.
This is one long motocross track, with lots
of jumps suitable for every level of rider from
Beginner to Pro. Jessey Milley designed both
Silver Springs Racing tracks and Batavia
Motocross Park's track in Genesee County.
There isn't much Jesse can't do with a 'dozer
and a tape measure, as he has the riding
experience to know what will and won't work.
In a world of angles and pitches, clay and
rocks, step-ups and fly-offs, off-camber corners and fast curves, Milley has this trackdesign business down to a science.
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traffic, and he soon caught Caradori for yet
another battle. Caradori moved inside and out,
effectively blocking every move Rayner had
planned before he could even execute them.
earadori hung on to the lead and took first
overall with a 1-1 tally. Rayner (3-2) claimed
second overall. Eddy (2-3) did well, snagging
third overall, while Ethan Rowland (4-4)
was the silent contender constantly gunning
for him.
Sliver Springs Racing
Rock Glen, New York
Results: July 21, 2002