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final results.
Results
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>0 SEG, I. a.... Nanney IKTM), 2............. _
(yam), 3.
Jake Paxman (Hon); 4. Tyiet Schiel (101'\); 5. Ryan Coburn (KTM).
>0 (4·6), I. - . " WIlbon IKT"'), 2. BnwIan l.e;u, (Pal), 3.
Alex SpondIov< (KT"'), 4. _
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(Cob).
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>0 (7-8), I. Jesoee Brown (Pol), 2. \II..,. """"" (Cob), 3. Ton·
.... Blood (KTM), 4. JuotJn """'" (H"'I.
50 OPEN: 1. Cole NaMe)' (KTM); 2. Jesee Brown (Pol); 3.
Pa_ (Cob); 4, Ikandan l.eJlh (Pol), 5. T""", Blood (KTM).
65 BEQ, I. OlIo c.... (,,",), 2. Caml!'lan< (....).
65 (7-9), I. Zochary f ...... (KT"'), 2. LM Hall (KT"'), 3._·
don Brown (KTM); 4. ShaI·Anthon,. Qinden (Kaw); S. Catty Mi!Uo
(KT"').
65 (10-tl): I. Blake BaQOdl (ltaw); 2. Alex Mecham (Kew):
3.0am!tl Bowets (tuw).
65 OPEN: 1. lac:haty FuueD (KTM); 2. Blake Baggett (!0 (7·8), I. \II...." P..... ICobl, 2. T...... Blood (KTM).
50 0PE1'l: 1. C. Nanney (KTM): 2...Jeffr!:y Willson (K'TM); 3.
WealII!:)' Parker (Cob): 4. TaMer BklocI (KTM); 5. Brendan l.eith (Pol).
65 BEG: 1. Otto Crelg (Stu): 2. Kyle Masel1lng (KlIw); 3. Austr.
ChUds (Kaw).
6S (7 ·9): I. Zachary Fussell (KTM); 2. Blake Beggett (Kalil); 3.
levU Hall (KTM): 4. Blake: Sava;e (Kew): 5. Shal·Anthony Ginden
(Kawl.
65(10·11): l.aarretl~(Kaw).
65 OPEN: 1. Zac::hary Fussell (KTM): 2. Blake SlIvage (Kaw); 3.
Dusty Humphries (Kalil): 4. Blake Baggett (Kllw); 5. Shal-Anthony
Glnden (Kalil).
85 BEG: I. Jonethan Derleth (Suz); 2. Tyler WllIard: 3. John
Powell (Sut): 4. Jake Schiel (Sut); ~. DilLen Glendenning (Stu).
85 (7·11): 1. Brodie Humphries (Suz); 2. Pr!nceo Ka~hulehull
(Sw.); 3. lath Ahleen (Vam): 4. Derek Stephens CHon); 5. Dee Larsen
(Vam).
85 (12·13): I. Jared Pertridge (Sut); 2. Bryce Sacks (Vam); 3.
Logan Binggeli (Ytlm).
85 (14-16): 1. Tony Esposito (Suz); 2. Ben Packer (Vam); 3.
Blake StoYard (Yam); 4. TraCOfl Kirk (Vam); 5. Brandon Campbell
R••ult.
M; I. Caleb Wohletz (KTM): 2. AdrIan Bryant (GG).
A; 1. Gary Dick (KTM); 2. Troy Teff (Vern): 3. Bob Searing
(Yam): 4. Paul DlposqUllIe (00); 5. Bntd Jooes (Hon).
B: 1. Lance Holly (KTM); 2. Todd Searing (KTM); 3. David
Holton (KTM); 4. Blil McGregor (GG); 5. BrIan JaneJk (KTM).
IHonI.
M OPEN: I. Tony EsFaito (Stu); 2. Prince Kapahulehue (Sw:);
3. Logan 8WIggel1 (Yam); 4. Brodie Humphries (&a.); 5. Zac:h Ahleen
(Yam).
125 SCHBV: 1. Devin Sulllvan (KTM); 2. Kyle Partridge (Stu); 3.
Joshue Jerkins (Vern); 4. Travis Stine (Vam): 5. Jimmy Fowley
125 NOV~ 1. Brian Fowler (Vern); 2. Ryan Mehr (Yam): 3. Justin
Hunt (Yam); 4. Tony Esposito (514); 5. Justin Worthing (Yam).
125 INT: 1. OeYin Sutuvan (KTM); 2. lee Humpfuies (Suz); 3.
250 BEG· 1. Kenny Maron (Yam); 2. V'1OCel'1t Zampa (Sw:).
250 NOV: I. Spencer Mdlr (Yam); 2. Cody I..arsft't (Yem); 3.
Brian Fowler (Yam): 4. ADen Oldroyd (Vern); 5. Eric: Doyle (Yam).
250 INT: I. Devin SulUven (KTM); 2. lac Humphr\6 (Suz); 3.
Chris Champlin IHen).
250 PIlo. I.""" loIontague (yam), 2. K-
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125 YTH (l2-IS): 1. Brent Cerden (Kaw): 2. Shane Mills (KTfI\):
3. Eric Crowe (Hon); 4. Zech ThurstDn (Kalil); 5. ROd Epstein (Yam).
125 I\: 1. DonNe M<:Ooutty (Kaw); 2. DerrIck Fisher (Sur): 3.
Denny Smith (Hon); 4. cum Shealy (Suz): S. Spencer Hili (Vam).
125 B: 1. Dwane Mitchell (Vern); 2. Jeff~y Sparks (Vam); 3.
Brent Carden (Kaw); 4. Roger ChIlds (Hon); 5. Chrlstophl!r McCorkel
(Yam).
125 C: I. Jermalne Duncan (Yem); 2. Adam Bllilenger (Hon): 3.
Chad loc:kett (Vam): 4. lach Thul'lton (Kalil): 5. Jacob ThomalOn
(Vam).
125 D: I. Jamey Griffin (Sw.); 2. Cameron Michael (Yem): 3.
Cllmeron Ptak (Hon); 4. Josh Davis (Hon): 5. Patrick Beam (Vam).
250 A.: I. Clint Shealy (KTM); 2. Danny Smith (Hon); 3. Spencer
Hili (Vam); 4. D.C. Thomason (KTM); 5. Josh FIncher (Vam).
250 B: I. Christopher McCorkel (Vam): 2. Richerd Sheriff (Hoo);
3. Roger Childs (Hon); 4. Mar<: Rudolph (Hon): 5. Jeff~y Sparks
(Vam).
250 C: 1. Eric Crowe (Hon); 2. Shannon MItchell (Hon); 3. Chris
Callaway (Hon); 4. Adam Ballenger (Hon): 5. Bryan Devis (Sw.).
250 0: 1. Shene Ungerfelt (Hon): 2. Bart Davis (Vam); 3.
Richard Shockley (Su:); 4. Tre Gardner (Hon); 5. Roy Chastain
(Vam).
4-STRK; 1. Ike Thurston (Hon); 2. Charies Flowers (Han): 3.
Blake Woods (Vam): 4. Justin Odom (Vern)
16-24; 1. Donrne McGourty (Kawl; 2. Josh FIncher (Vern); 3.
Richard Sheriff (Hon); 4. Randy 'Thomas (Kew): 5. Owane MItchel
(yam).
25. JR NOV: 1. BryM WOl'tMy (YlIJ1'I); 2. Wi1llllm Daniel (&4);
3. Rc:.1 Arthurs (Hon); 4. Heath Hemril:k; 5. Shawn Giles (Kaw).
35. VET NOV, I. Ron Mhun (Hen); 2. &yan \II"""'" (yam),
3. Bnan W'aI11arns (Hon); 4 Dan Mauser (Yam); 5. Marie ~ (Yam).
40+ SR VET OV: I. Billy Scoggins (Suz); 2. Mark Jugel (Yam);
3. Dan Mauser (Vam): 4. La~ Fnlndl (Vern); 5. Bobby Staggs
(Hon).
25.: I. Kevin Cozadd (Sw:); 2. Mark Teylor (Honl; 3. Da.nje!
H........,.. (Yam); 4. 0."'" _IKT"'); 5. an." Ooy (Hen).
30.: 1. Ashl4!:y EpPI (Hon): 2. MJke Garrett (Sw:): 3. Kevin
C=odd (,,",), 4. Dav;d _IKT"'), 5. an." ""'" (Vaml.
35.: 1. Ross Johnston (KTM): 2. Mike GaJTett (Stu); 3. WiUiam
Phee (Hon): 4. Bobby Slaton (Yam); 5. Reggie Starrec1 (Yam).
40.: 1. Bobby Slaton (VlIJ1'I); 2. William Phee (Hon): 3. Ed Hicks
(Hon); 4. Rocky McDade (Hon); 5. Thomas Seta (Hon).
SPCl OPEN AM:. 1. Hunter Johnson (Yam); 2. Aum'l Bna. (Hon);
3. Chns MiUer (Vern): 4. Tommy PUling (Han); 5. Ben McWhorter
(Han).
SPClOPEN PRO: 1. Bred Skelton (Hon).
SPCl YTH: I. Lee Rentz (Hon).
SPCl U/l: 1. Steven Rooyekkers (Han); 2. Clarence Major
(Hon); 3. VIdOr Gan:ia (Hon); 4. ~ Crosby (Vam): 5. AU5tln Britt
CRIDER
WASHINGTON, GA, SEPT. 29
The Aonia Pass Motorplex attendance record
was broken when over 450 entrants, representing five states, attended round 11 of the
GPG/AMA Best of Georgia MX Series.
National competitor Matt Walker was
signed up in and was expected to win the
125cc A class, until a practice-lap crash left
him with a dislocated shoulder. With Walker
out of contention, the 125cc A contest turned
into. close-fought, four-way brawl between
Georgia's Derrick Fisher, South Caroline's
Danny Smith and Floridians Clint Shealy .nd
Donnie McGourty.
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80 19-131' t."- Cmoby (""'I, 2. ""'iamin Hamillon I""'),
3. Tyler Jugel ($liz): 4. AIyton Dunkel (Vam): 5. Dalton McAlamey
IKaw).
80 (12-15): I. JMe Lewt. (Hon); 2. BenjenUn Hamilton (Suz): 3.
Tyler Jugel (Suz); 4.1vytDn Dunkel (Yam); 5, Nath.,iel MattkI (Hon).
S/MlNI: 1. Jase Lewis (Hon): 2. Nathaniel Martin (Hon); 3. Chris
Dills (Hon); 4. John McLaughlin (Yem): 5. Rd Turner (Kew).
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John Redmond Reservoir
C~lI(Kaw).
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IHenI, 4. Chris H ad (Hon),
TRo I
Romantum (Hen), 2. _
lDfO' (Hen), 3. Aan>n
Douglas (GG), 4. WUlJennens (KT"'), 5. T,.,. Oswald (Kaw),
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60/80 D:. 1. Joe ThoINl' (Hon); 2. Scott Hite (Hon); 3. Shawn
C1au (yam); 4. lachary MIJ\er (Vam); 5.1'ilck Faulkner (Hon).
80 (7.' I)' 1...- Cmoby (""'); 2. 0.""" /o\cAIamey (....),
3. Billy Cireene (Hon): 4. Shane 80wIden (Yam); 5. OJ. W'1II!:Chmen
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Ayers (00): 4. Beau Barrick (KTM).
JR: 1. Mett Barger (Kaw); 2. Nick Bryant (Sw.); 3. Inmar Moder
....
60/80 PRETEEN: 1. Kart Johnson (KTM): 2. CoUen Crotby
(KTM); 3. Jonathan Smith (Kaw); 4. ZadIIIry Miller (Yam); 5. Chris
win the gold with 2-1 finishes. South Carolina's Adam Ballenger was second, over Chad
Lockett. Top contender Eric Crowe won
the first moto but was out of top-five contention after a midpack finish in moto two.
(KT"').
35.: 1. Kevin Enyart (Hus); 2. Barry Harris (KTM); 3. MeI1l Coppage (Vam); 4. Jusun McFarland (KTM); 5. Sleve Glass (KTM)
45. 1. Mike Romantum (KTM); 2. Jim Duffy (Vam): 3. ~
Douglas (00), 4. " - """'"' (KT"').
55+: 1. Bob Copeland (Yaml: 2. Dennis Huffeker (Krw): 3. John
PoRridge (,,",).
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off a slow start in the first moto to eventually
KeUer (Vom); 4. Brien Chandler (Yam): 5. Joe Domiano (Hon).
1~/200 C: 1 ChnI Chandler (K'TM): 2. Jason L.aJoie: (tITM): 3.
Sam McDonald (Kaw): 4 Greg So~son (KTM); 5. Robert Yohr
(yam).
Max Tannenbaum (KIM); 4. Coleman Matlin (Pol): 5. Certer OIdknow
(Cob).
50 (7-8), I. T""",,,y Them IKT"'), 2. Nidlolas _
IKT"'I;
3. ShoIby Doney (KTM); 4 Blal" """"'" IKT"'I, 5. C.... Edw_
IKT"').
60 (7·9): 1. Collen Crosby (KIM): 2. Mason Jones (Kaw); 3
Tyler ElkiN (Kaw): 4. Jesse Madden (Kew): 5. Cody MlJIer (Kaw).
60 (l0·11): I. Jonathan Smith (Kaw): 2. Paril:er Anthony (Kaw):
3. Om; CotyeU (Kaw); 4. Billy Greene (KTM); S. Casey W'1Khmen
Honda-mounted Smith grabbed the point
• t the start of mota one and held on for the
win. Meanwhile, Kawasaki jockey McGourty
.nd Suzuki jockey Fisher were trading second
b.ck and forth. Fisher eventually edged
McGourty at the flag. Shealy had problems
.nd finished sixth.
The first three laps of malo two had three
different leaders: Shealy had the initial lead.
Then Fisher took a brief turn at the front.
McGourty then charged past both riders on lap
three and held on for the moto win, over
Shealy. Smith, meanwhile, recovered from a
poor start and took fourth in an exciting photo
finish, behind Fisher. Kawasaki/Fox/Dave
Kelly Racing-backed McGourty's 3-1 tally netted the overall honors, .he.d of Fisher's 2-3
score and Smith's 1·4 day. Series points
le.der Shealy had 10 settle for 6-2 finishes and
fourth over.lI.
Shealy hsd better luck aboard his big KTM
in the 250cc A division. taking the overall win
vi. his 1-2 score, ahead of Smith, who posted
3- 1 finishes. Fisher was second in the opening
mota but didn't finish mota two.
In the 125cc C class, Pro Circuit/Fox/Outdoor Power Sports' Jermaine Duncan shook
25O/OPEN C, I. Chad Shanks (Yaml; 2. T.J. 1"" (KTMI, 3. Cllnl
Nathan Ambn>o< (""'I, 4. Eric Campbell (KT"'I·
125 BEG' 1. Eric Thomas (Hon); 2.. V'vnnt, Zampa (Suz); 3.
Ky~
50 HON: 1. Chase Mc:Cullers (Hon); 2. Gerrgt. Sutton (Han); 3.
Jered Wilson (Hon): 4. Joseph Beggs (Hon): 5. Justin Denard (Hon).
50 On.·INJ: 1. Max Tannenbaum (KTM); 2. Kyle Clark (KTM); 3.
Drew Handrod (Vam): 4. Coleman Martin (KTM); S. Alex Smith
(Yam).
"I had a worn-out foam tube in the back,"
Wahlen said, "and I was really having trouble
with it sliding around. It took me a while, but I
got used to the way it handled."
Wahlen soon started to pick up the p.ce.
At the one-hour mark, Wahlen got by Bryant
and wound up winning by three minutes. With
two wins under his belt and several top- three
finishes, Wahlen may soon be the youngest
champion in Forward Motion history.
A I.rge group of A riders had some good
racing, and it was Gary Dick, on a brand-new
KTM 525, taking his first-ever A·c1ass win.
On the start, Honda-mounted Brad Jones
rounded tum one in first, but Paul Dipasquale
motored Z1round the outside on his Gas Gas
300 to t.ke the lead. Jones hounded
Dipasqu.le .nd retook the lead half a lap
later. Next, Dick moved by Dipasquale, .nd
then he soon motored by Jones in a big
sweeper tum on lap two.
Troy Taff and Bob Searing, both on YZ250
four·strokes, came blazing through the pack
after b.d starts. Taff got into second and
attempted to catch Dick, but Taff stalled his
bike, and it took time to restart. Taff, who is
soon switching to a 2003 Honda CR250, settied for second. Searing and Dipasquale made
their way past Jones late in the two-hour
event to finish third and fourth.
3. Kelly Oldroyd (Vam).
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Results
John Redmond Reservoir: Caleb Wohletz took his second overall win of the
Forward Motion Hare SCrambles Series In New Strawn, Kansas.
Kenny Maron (Vern): 4. Vincenl lampe (Su:); S. Blake Gaylord
(Vern).
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2~ NOV: I. Brian Fowler (Hon); 2. Spencer Mehr (Vam); 3
~ Ahk!en (Vern); 4. TllIvis Marx (Hon); 5. Chad Enos (yem).
250 lNT; I. Devin SuDivan (KTM); 2. Justm Fraughton (Yam); 3.
Hum""" I""').
250
1.
backed Crosby won .11 four motos In the 80cc
(7 -11) and 80cc (9-13) divisions, stretching
his series points lead in those classes. Meanwhile, Freewheeling/LSD's Lewis ran aw.y
with all the mota wins in 80cc (12-15) and
Supermini racing .
Arch rivals Mex Tannenbaum and Kyle
Clark squared off in both the 50cc Oil-Injected
.nd 50cc (4-6) contests. Tannenb.um took
the Oil-Injected win, over CI.rk, and Clark
won the 50cc (4-6) division.
Collen Crosby's 1-2 punch in the 60cc
(7-9) class was good enough for the gold,
ahead of Mason Jones and series le.der Tyler
Elkins. Top hopeful Kart Johnson was held to
10th overall after finishing with • 20-1 tally.
Johnson returned to win the Preteen division,
over Crosby.
Jonathan Smith's consistent 2-3 finishes
lor Gilmore (Sw.): 4. Juslin Worthing (Vam); 5. Justin Hunt (Vam).
IZiINT': 1. Kyle Partridge (Sut): 2. Devin Sul11van (KTM); 3. lee
Humphries (Suz); 4. Justin Fl1Iughton (Vern).
125 PRO: I. Monte Montague (Vam).
250 BEG: I. Tyler Gibson (Hon); 2. Jemes Miller (Vam); 3
lac
Bubba Crosby and Jase Lewis were clearly
the day's fastest 80cc riders. Scolt/LSD{Thor-
gave him the overall in 60cc (10-11) racing.
Meanwhile, the battle for runner-up honors
(KTM); 3. M1c:h&e1 Parker (Vam); 4. Joey Webb (Vam): 5. Juslin Wor·
thing (Yem)
125 BEO: I. Rodney Hernandez (KTM); 2. Joey Webb (Vam); 3.
Brien Duvall (Vern); 4. Tl1lvls Fems\llOrth (Vern); S. Vlnc:ent lampa
I""')·
Crowe stormed back In 250cc C racing and
won both motos.
IHan).
Indianhead Motorcycle Clubgrounds
Aonla Pass Motorplex: Ashley Epps (28)
edged Mike Garrett (824) in the Over 30
division at round 11 of the GPGlAMA Best
of Georgia MX Series in Washington,
Georgia.
Cipala Fast,
Peterson Doubles
By BOD NORTHROP
MANKATO, MN, OCT. 5
The Indianhead Motorcycle Club staged a season-ending Semi-Pro hiilclimb on their 300-
