end, but at the finish Doane got the upper
hand, over Webb. Roundin g out the top five
WZIS one of the crowd's favorites, Bragg.
Thorn got the overall win with a pair of
first-plac e finishes. Wallace got two seconds
for second overall. Doane (4-3) snagged third,
Webb (3-4) was fourth, and Bragg went 5-5
for fifth.
In the 50cc (4-6) class, PDQ Towing' s
Polini rider Aaron Blaine took the win with a
3-1 tally. Apex Sports' Jonatha n Andrew
(2-2) got second. Snatchin g the final podium
spot was MRC Racing Team's Wyatt Aguirre
(1-3), followed by Sierra Shirley (5-5) and
Taylor Pierce.
The most dominan t rider by far was the
Demarin ijOverall Outlook- backed KTM rider
Brad Frace, who smoked the competit ion in
the 60cc (6-8) and 60cc Open classes. Other
double-c lass winners included Alec Watts, in
the BOcc Junior and Supermi ni classes, and
Andy Page, in the 125cc Pro and Before The
Hill classes.
50 OPEN: 1. Shane Lant (Pol): 2. Bobby Hardin (KTM): 3. JelITey Wilbon (KTM): 4. Tanner Blood (KTM); 5. Brendon Russ (KTM).
65 BEG: I. _ ... Ott Cn';ll (Kaw): 2. ""'" """'" (....): 3.
Rudy Poppin (Kew): 4. Frencuco Heckett (Kaw).
65 STK (7-9): I. Zachery Fussell (KTM): 2. Casey Mello (KTM);
3. KUlian Wade' (Kaw).
65 OPEN: 1. Zachary Fussell (KTM); 2. Kmlan Wader (Kaw); 3.
Rudy Pappln (Kaw).
85 BEG: I. Andre Gutierrez (Kew); 2. ErIc Thomas (Hon); 3.
_(Han) : 4. TyIe< C.",.. (....): 5. Sho~ Varier (T"').
85 STK. (7.11): I. Tony Caputo (Hon); 2. Derdt Rogen (Kaw).
85 STK (12-13): I. Alex M.atte3On (Suz); 2. Dominic DreUnone
(Hon): 3. Bronson Angulo (Yam): 4. E.J. Rogers (Kaw); 5. Brandon
Campbell (Han).
B5 ST1< (14·16): I. _
E11ls ("").
85 OPEN: I. Tony Caputo (Hon): 2. Dominic DesImone (Hon);
3. Alex Metteson (Suz); 4. E.J. Rogers (Kaw); 5. Brenden Campbell
(Han).
125 BEG: I. Brian """"""'" (Han): 2. Vlncn
Kenn;nglDn (Kaw): 4. ""'" Hulf (Kaw): 5. ea.., Rodman (Y-I.
250 NOV: 1. Brian Fowler (Yam); 2. Craig Sewyer (Hon).
B/BII OPEN: I. Ty """"" (Hon).
25.. BEG: I. COA!)'Moon(Yem).
3O-t BEG: J. Q\ad BoantnBn (Yam); 2. Brad Huff (Kaw).
30... NOV: 1. Greg Rosenlund (Hoo); 2. Phil Desimone (Hon); 3,
Craig Sawyer (Hon); 4, Steve Buddl (Yam).
40.. BEG: I. Allen HaMers (Han).
4Q.,. NOV: I. Devict Coyner (Yam).
Cho_,
Results
50 (4-6): I. Aaron Blaine (Pol); 2. Jonathan Andrew: 3. Wyatt
Aguirre (KTM): 4. Sierra ShIrley (KTM); 5. Taylor PIerce (Cob).
50 (7·8): I. Brody Thorn (Cob); 2. Kasey Wallace: (Cob): 3.
Juon Doane (Cob); 4. Tyler Webb (KTM); 5. SIem Bragg (Pol).
EXHIB: I. Harley Rhodes.
60 (6·8): I. BrlId Frace (KTM); 2. Julian Doane (Kaw); 3. Jacob
Reagan (tcrM); 4. Tyler Byreh (Kaw); 5. M.ltchel Molzahn (IITM).
60 (9-11): 1. Ben Balduano (Klw): 2. Ky~ Ulrich (Kaw): 3.
Cody Thasen (Kaw): 4. Mike Pontious (KTM): 5. Dale Carsten (Kaw).
60 OPEN: I. Brad F~ (KTM): 2. Tenner Selsmen (Kaw); 3.
Cody Humphrey (Kaw): 4. Jeffrey Pontious (KTM): 5. Chris Kokle
(Kaw).
80 BEG 0·1: 1. Jordan Mitchel (SuI): 2. Ndrew Will.lam5 (Han):
3. Adem Town (Kew): 4. Ryan Hollend (Hon): 5. Trevor Scribner
(Hon).
80 BEG 0-2: I. Justin Thomf»OO (Yam); 2. Eric Dainlng (Kew):
3. Ted Flchorn (Hon): 4. Shene Robinson (Suz): 5. Jered Pennie
(Hon).
80 JR: I. Alec Wetts (Suz); 2. Lany HeWi (Hon): 3. Tyler RIeh!
(Yam): 4, Drew Mitchel (Sul).
S/MlNI: 1. Alec Wetts (Suz): 2. Drew Mitchrll (Suz); 3. Cody
Humphrey (Kaw); 4. Jeffrey Pontious (KTM): 5. Chris Kolde (Kew).
125 BEG: I. Chris Relnford (Yem): 2. Kyle Rheault (HO'l): 3.
Robby McCabe (Kaw): 4. Phillip Mey (Hon): 5. James Gannon (Hon).
125 JR: 1. Scou Bloom (Hen): 2. Steven Scou (Hon); 3. Zach
fleming (Hon); 4. Chris Smith (Yam): 5. KIp Templeton (Yam).
125lNT: 1. Randal Lewis (Yam): 2. Trevor Brooks (yam).
125 PRO: I. Andy Page (Yam); 2_ Ton HoIa. (Yam).
250 BEG: 1. Brian Waterbury (Hon); 2. Justin Peese (Kaw): 3.
Bryan Dennis (Hon); 4. Scou Reagan (Yam): 5. Garret Hector (KTM).
250 JR: 1. Curtis Wharton (Yam): 2. Scott Sundin (Hon): 3. Cory
Marshall (Han): 4. Chris Mbldn (KTM); 5. Jacob Cum!)' (Hon).
250 INT: 1. Trevor Brooks (Yam); 2. Brandon Sheffel (Hon): 3.
Bruce Barnes (Han).
250 PRo: I. Tim HoIu (Yam): 2. Mike Tl'!:at (HOI'l): 3. Russ Robbin. (Yam).
BTH: I. Andy Page (Yam): 2. Randal lewis (Yam): 3. Scott
Bloom (Hon): 4. Chris Smith (Yam).
UTH: I. Ryan Anderson (Hen): 2. RuSl RobbIns (Yam); 3. Ian
Hamilton (Han): 4. JeffHubes; 5. Todd Kibble (HOI'l).
01li BEG: I. Jim Ireland (Hon); 2. Jeffrey 8oofIe.Houces (Hon):
3. Demien Thome (Yam); 4. Scott Reagan (Yam): 5. Davis Hoffman
(V_).
OTH JR: 1. Jeff Helber (Hon): 2. Russel Wade: (Yam); 3. Chri.
Hlavac: (Yam); 4. John Day (Suz); 5. Chris Redhouse (Hon).
OTH INT: I. Ted Holt (Yem); 2. Keith Oibrind (Han); 3. Rick
Dasilva (Yam); 4. Tony Mertin (Han).
OIT AM:. 1. Terry Brookt (Yam): 2. Keith Wyffels (Yam); 3. Rod
Mershall (Hon); 4. Kenneth Bachman (Yem).
OIT NOV: 1. Chad Southard (Yam): 2. Brian Hall (Hon); 3. Mark
Hector (KTM): 4. Greg Overholt (Hus).
OPEN AM:. I. Kevin Swen!lOf\ (Yam); 2. Paul Handley.
Las Vegas Motor Speedw ay
Ram irez
Rock s Las Vega s
By DICK GOODWIN
LAS VEGAS. NV, JULY 27
Las Vegas Motor Sport's hotshoe Tommy
Ramirez recently moved up from starching the
125cc Beginner class into the tougher 125cc
Novice division. It didn't take him long to find
his way to the head of the class, as he threw
"snake eyes" at his competit ors on his way to
the overall.
He started off on the right foot, leading
O'Neal-s ponsored TlIylor Gilmore and the rest
of the field out onto the course. Cycle Gear's
Kris Higdon and Nevada Suzuki- backed
Patrick Provenc her stormed into second and
third and were pressurin g Ramirez for the lead.
Provenc her battled past Higdon and, as the
race reached its dosing stages, was wheel to
wheel with Ramirez for the victory. In a tandem finjsh, Ramirez took the win by a nose
over Provencher, with Higdon leading Gilmore
and Snap-On Tools rider Brian Fowler across
the line.
Ramirez fired out again in moto two, with
Fowler and Higdon trying to chase him down.
Ramirez kicked it up a notch, as Provench er
hBd moved up and was trying to find a way
around Fowler. Ramirez had it wired, as the
GS3 Clothing -backed rider took an easier win
this time out - and the overall 125cc Novice
trophy. Provenc her got past Fowler on the
white-fla g lap to take second and second
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cue I e
Glen Helen Racewa y Park
Farr ell's Fast at
REM Sum mer Seri es
By ROCKY HASH
Las Vegas Motor Speedw ay: Alex Mattson was the winner
of the 85cc Stock (12-13) class
at the fifth round of the eight-ra ce Club MX Beat The Heat Summe
r Night Motocro ss Series
in Las Vegas,
overall, while Higdon topped Fowler and Pro
X-sponso red Justin Hunt in the final tally.
The 125cc Beginne r class was also having
fun with Club MX on Saturda y night. They
raced together with the 250cc Beginner s (but
were scored separate ly), so, naturally , horsepower prevailed , as 250cc jockey Casey Rodman led the charge off the gate. Within a few
turns, 125cc pilot Brian Brought on passed
him, as did fellow 125cc rider Vincent Zampa
shortiy thereafte r. Eric Campbe ll joined the
lead pack, while Broughto n and Zampa were
SAN BERNAR DiNO, CA, ,JULY 27
With round three marking the halfway point in
Racing Enterpris es Motospo rts' fourth annual
No Fear Saturday Motocros s Summer Series,
there was a large turnout of riders, and while it
eventual ly got warm, overcast condition s prevailed for most of the morning , making for
excellen t racing condition s on the track. The
series is sponsore d by White Brothers, Factory
R&D, Pro Valve Race Service, ARC Levers,
Superfeet, N-Style, Wiseco, One Industries, VP
Racing Fuels, Smith, and Mechani x Wear.
Racing was tight in the always-c ompetitiv e
Vet Junior class, as 17 riders put a wheel on
the gates this week. In the first go-aroun d, it
was Yamaha YZF rider Carry Brown taking the
holeshot . Tim Harris had his KTM 380 SX running in second, just ahead of Eric Wolfe. Dirk
Davidow and Steve Reeves. Over the first few
laps, Brown and Harris began to s;eparate
themselv es from the pack in a battle for the
lead. One rider who was not falling back was
Brent Farrell, aboard his booming Husqvam a
thumper . Farrell started outside the top five,
but by lap three he was in third place and
closing in on the leaders. At the halfway point,
the battle for the point was a three-rid er affair,
as Brown, Harris and Farrell all rode on the
in a war for first. Broughton blasted around the
course, Zampa hung on, and everyon e else
disappea red from the rearview. Broughto n led
Zampa through the checkers and Robert Otto
nipped Campbe ll for third.
It was big-bike- bully time again as 250cc
rider Brian Child stuck his Y~maha out in front
of Otto and the rest as race two fired off the
line. Broughto n made an early move, passing
for second, as Zampa came forward to sandwich Otto. As the race progressed, Broughto n
and Zampa battled into first and second, while
Otto was in a war with Jeff Morris. Broughto n
and Zampa flashed through the pipes to go
one-two, and one-two for the overall. Morris
led Otto for third, but Otto beat him out for
third overall. Bobby Maguire rounded out the
top five.
Resuhs
50 BEG: I. Randy Ramirez (Pol): 2. rUcky Parrish (KTM); 3.
Austin Holbert (Pol); 4. Tyler Schiel (KTM); 5. Brendan Beigel (Yam).
50 STK (4·6): I. Jeffrey W111$01'1 (KTM): 2. Brandon RUII (KTM):
3. F""" Gould W(lIT"'): 4. Cody """'" (I'd).
50 STK (7·8): I. Bobby Hardin (KTM); 2. Shene Lent (Pol); 3.
Tamer Bb:xl (KTM).
n
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Glen Helen Rac _ Park: Joe Sutter (111) leads eventua
l overall winner
Brent Farrell (88) In the Vet Junior class during round three
of REM's No Fear Motocro ss
Summe r Series in San Bernard ino, Californ ia.
