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, ro • t The Deutsche fInanc:iaIl1lotorcyde (elebrity Golf Tournament ISeneftli'9 The 0ayI0n f1'lemoriaI founcIation ~ October ..th Join dozens of motorcycle racing's living legends on the links in Encinitas, Calif. To register call Corporate Golf Management at (877) 207-GOLF ext. 104. Featuring Grand-Marshals: Joe leonard, Carroll Resweber. and Scotty Parter Riverside Raceway: Chad Pederson was all alone out front all weekend long, winning every moto he entered in Winterset, Iowa. getting his CRF450R caught in the starting gate, Mike Dakovich came from dead last to battle with Robert Palmer for second. Dakovich was looking for a way around Palmer at the start of the final lap when they came together in a comer and Dakovich came out in front, finishing a strong second. In moto two. Pederson again was in fourth out of the first tum, and again he wasted no time getting the lead and pulling away. There was a four·way battle for second between Palmer, Bryan Hunt, Dana Hunt and Dakovich. In the end, Dakovich made his way around and pulled away in second place, followed by Bryan Hunt in third. Pederson dominated the 125cc A and 250cc A classes the same way. In the 125cc A class, Derek Gibson was able to hold off Dakovich in both motos to secure second overall. Gibson also got second in the first ~ better overall score. Gibson, however was the fastest of the young guys, as he won the 16-24 A class. Also putting in a good ride on Sunday was I Nick Dietrich, who, after going down in the first 125cc B moto, was able to come back and win the second moto for second overall, behind Jesse Gildea. Dietrich also won the 16-24 B class. Dillon Rice dominated the C division, winning both the 125cc C and 250cc C classes. After the races were over on Sunday, awards were given out for the Dee lee Summer MX Series. The awards ceremony Deutsche Financial Services A Deut3Che Bank Company H ONDA Concours rf Elegance and The EddIe rT)uIder CIIntage Dirt Track S~ October 5th 10AM- 5PM: Featuring a spectacular celebration of the greatest display of antique, classic and custom motorcycles in the nation (see Concours entry fees and rules below for details) Also, experience the legendary champions race in the Eddie Mulder Vintage Mile, Motocross Extreme Jumpers and Championship Trials Stunt Show at noon. Parts Exchange & Sales (orrailnfo Saturday & S~ October 5th & 6th ALL BRANDS PARTS EXCHANGE AND MOTORCYCLE SALES CORRAL, where hundreds of collectors get together to sell and trade their sought after parts, motorcycles, and memorabilia. An exclusive area will be designated for the sale of running/complete motorcycles. Vendors, Show Entrants, Sale Bikes: To Pre-Register, contact Glenn Bator: Telephone/Fax (805) 646-9566 or go to www.batorinternational.com. 250cc A moto, but Dakovich was able to get ahead in the second moto, giving him the The Encinitas Ranch Golf Course is a 6,821 yard, par 72 course featuring panoramic ocean views from every hole. 9am Starting time. Skip Van Leewen Short Track S~ October 5th national Saturday evening brings Del Mar Round 11 of The Drag Specialties National Dirt Track series. The penultimate race of the Formula USA National Dirt Track series is the second to last chance for season stars to gain valuable points and monies in the series, and it all takes place on the Del Mar Fairgrounds Short Track, an oval less than a half-mile long where there will surely be a motorcycle slugfest. Last year, fans voted this the number one race of the year! Gates open at 4pm. mar R')lIe The K&r1 f"IIters Del Sunday. October 6th Final Round of the Formula USA National Dirt Track Series Race Info and tickets (310)547-9898 was then followed by a concert. MondZl:Y was more of the same nice weather, great track conditions and Pederson still dominating the A classes. Pederson again raced in the 1250c A, 250cc A and Over 30 A classes and won every mota of each. Scott Mericle put in some very good rides. including finishing second in both the 250cc A and 125cc A classes and winning the 16-24 A class. If Pederson hadn't been there Monday, it would have been Mericle dominating the A classes. Dietrich also returned on Monday; this time he won both the 1250c Band 16-24 B dass· es. Rice decided to move up to the B class aher winning both C classes the day before. He ended up winning the 250cc B class and placing fourth in the 125cc B dass. Results Sunday 50 JR: I. axton Hans: 2. Nicolas Lafon: 3. Douglas Getting: 4 Lucas Mariner; 5. l1ffani Dings. 50 SR; I. Cody Boon~: 2. Tann~r G~tt1ng: 3. Zllchary Goodrich; 4. Matthew Curry; 5. Roben Marquis. 65: I. Aiel! Mariner: 2. Brandon Robinson: 3. Reed RoenbKk: 4. Jared Briggs: 5. Tann~r Oetting. 80 JR: J. Garr~U Robinson; 2. Alex Marin~r: 3. Bradley DePr~nger; 4. Brandon Robinson; 5. Reed Roenbeck. 80 SR: J. Ronni~ Morgan: 2. Tony Mill~r: 3. Hogan Hutchinson: 4, Matt Siller; 5. Troy Parra. 80 OPEN: 1. Ronnie Morgan: 2. Matt Silter: 3. Garr~tt Robinson: 4. Bradley DePr~nger: 5. Taylor Anderson. S/MlNt: 1. Hogan Hutchinson. 125 A:. 1. Chad Pederson: 2. De~k Gibson: 3. Mkhael Oakovlch: 4. Randy Hansen; 5. Bud H8rtsetl 125 B: 1. Jl!SSe Gildea: 2. Nick Oi~lrich: 3. Colin Hickman: 4 Aahley Bunon: 5. W~ Schulte. 12.5 C: 1. Dillon Rice: 2. Scott Wulf~kahle; 3. Trent Melmann: 4 Matlhni T~fz: 5. Tl'8vis Ruepke cue' e n e vv s OCTOBER 2. 2002 85