Woodland Motocross Part<: Chris Clark won the Open Vintage Expert class and finished
third In the Over 30 Expert class at round two of the Northwest Vintage & Evolution
Championship Series In Woodland, Washington.
up laurels in the Intermediate class. which
went to Anderberg.
Former IT National winner Randy Skiver
continued to perform well, despite riding at a
much slower pace than he was accustomed to
in the 19705 while racing such facilities as
Daytona and Ascot. On this day, Skiver
topped the Pre-1970 and Over 50 Expert
classes while campaigning Penton and Can·
Am machmes, respectively.
Woodland Motocross Park
Woodland, Weahington
Results: October 19. 2002
Ulound 2 of 91
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PRE· 1970 AM: I Marti Mittman (Ric): 2, thai Anderson (Hod).
PR£·1970 lIlT, I. _ _ (eI), 2. Clen Flnnerin (....)
PRE·1970 EX; 1. Randy SkIVe!' (~): 2. Ken Burningham (Tri).
XR75 AM: 1. DaNel Roberts; 2. TN Bent.en; 3. James Boe!)un
XR75 lNT I. Colton Bartlf!lt; 2. Ryan Wadsworth; 3, Jake
0.....
1~ AM: I Dale Stephens (C·A); 2. Nick Chapman (Hod); 3
ThaJ """""'" (Hod)
125 tNT: l..Joah Wantng (Hon).
125 ElO 1 Joe c...,. (Hon).
250 AM: 1, Adom Soario (eZ); 2. John Trudeau (Kew); 3. Tom
Owens (Hus).
2.50 INT: 1, Travis Anderberg (&1); 2. J&c:k Gillette (Hus): 3.
Josh Warring (Hon),
2SO EX: I. Jot: Casey (Hon): 2.. Ardy Page (Kaw); 3. Jonn Ulver
(Kaw).
OPEN AM: I, AI Anderberg (Bul); 2. MIke Caruso (Hus); 3.
Randy Buller (CI).
OPEN 00: I. Dan Thomt (CZ); 2. Travis Anderberg (Bul); 3
MIke COJl {Yam)
OPEN ElO 1. Chn.O"" (eI).
WM AM:. I. Alb: Surio (CZ); 2. Cha~ lftI (Hod).
WJlIU"f U'fT: 1. Valede UlYet (Kaw).
WM EX: 1 Julie ~en (CZ).
30.. AM: 1 Leon l..eonard (Hen); 2. MIke Caruso (Hus); 3. BIU
Bl....... (CZ).
30. INT: 1. Scon Smith (Hon): 2. J.A CUMlngham (Mal): J.
Ilrian Wry (eI)
301' EX: 1. DeYld Froembbng (CZ); 2. DennIS Sweeten (CZ); J
a.;, Oarl< (cz).
EX, 1 ....,. so- (C·A).
60. AM: 1. Bob W'dlialnl (el); 2. Norm DuVal (Yam).
60. U'IT: 1. Olen FInnerfn (C·AI
so. EX: I, Ken 8wTungham (Tn).
4·STRX AM: 1
(Rk), 2. Lony l.opIan (llSA).
'·STRX lIlT, I. Scotl Smdh (
), 2. Jerry SIUoIdJ (.....)
4-STRX EX, 1 ....,. s.- ( ), 2. "'" Bumongham (Tn).
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125 All\; 1 Bnan RevMI (Hon); 2.. H. 1l\c0mnltt (lion); 3. Scon
"-Ikamp(.....)
125 rrfT: I. Char1te Martu! (Yam); 2. Josh WanYIg (Hon).
250 AM: 1 Jotu'l o.uets (ll\Ii); 2. JIm WIR (Hon); 3. Jd Kuyk·
endall (Hus).
250 1I"fT: I. Chde MIlrm (Yam); 2. Dan Matttr.s (CZ)
250 EX: I Ted Huskey (Mal); 2. Paul ThompKlfl (Hon); 3. Jrn
Sowtell (HuI)
OPEN AJIc I. Mason HarrtlOn (KTM): 2. JeIf Rose (y.m); 3.
Alex Walberg (Yam).
OPEN INT' 1 ....""' ....... (....,)' 2. Kyle Johnoon (....,), 3.
Jatn6 Conway (Mal).
0PEJ"l EX: I, Monty Pnce (Yam); 2, Blake Landon (Yam); 3. Ted
Huskey (Mal)
4·STRK AM: 1, Bob Walberg (Yam); 2. Joe Blair (Hon); J. John
z.ndt.
4·STRK EX: I. Monty (Yam); 2. Blake Landon (Yam),
W/llU't: 1. Ailsa WI8e (Hon); 2. Mary Radmacher (Hen): 3. Abbie
Van Mater (Kaw).
Uft AA: 1, Jeff Rose (Yam): 2. Mon Bird (Sut): 3. Craig Ander·
son (Suz).
Uft INT: 1. Chris Walther (Han): 2. Ralph Clarit (Yam): 3. Scott
toIcAJ_ (I<4J).
D-4O AM: I. len Lowery (Vam); 2. Cole Ceb!er (Hen): 3, Jason
Sande (.....).
0-t0 INT: I J.R. Cwmlngham (Mal); 2.. Kyle JohnIOn (Mai): 3
Chris Walther (Hon).
0-40 ElO I. CIvIsloph« James (Vam), 2. Scotl Howland (yam),
3. Blake Landon (Yam).
40. All\: J. Dave Whelchel (Mal); 2. Dale Stephent (Hua): 3
Coli Donoghue (.....).
4().. lKT: 1, Btl GNbin (Han); 2. Char1le Martin (Vam); 3. AtrIe
...
......'0. ElO
...,(
).
I. •• ut Them""", (.....), 2. Jo, Loa (&a), 3. Ved
HamItton (Yam)
50. AM: I. - .
Dan Glenn (Hus).
Goi...
(HuI), 2. RId< _ _ (.....), 3.
TomOwono("')
ross Classic
McIntosh Masters
AHRMA Nat'l MX
HOLUSTER,CA,OCT.20
Chad Mcintosh rode three classes and won
two of them at the 13th annual Vintage
Motorcycle Classic, held at the Gran Prix
course of the SRVA facility, commonly known
as Homster Hills. This event honored the late
Mike Lightfoot of the Santa Clara Riders
Unlimited Club (which promotes the event).
who was also a member of the AHRMA board
of directors.
The Premier 500cc Expert contest was the
only letdown experienced by Mcintosh all day.
In moto one, Mcintosh overtook the early
le.der, 500cc Triumph rider Kelly Shane, and
stayed in front the entire moto to take a huge
win on his 1960 Matchless. The second moto
began .s a carbon copy of the first: Shane
powered to an early lead, only to be overtaken
by Mcintosh by the end of the first lap. On the
end of lap four, with the white flag w.iting,
Mcintosh had a momentary lapse of concentration that caused a simple spill at the righthand, high-banked comer, and out the window
went Mcintosh's attempt at three wins in three
classes. By the time he got restarted, both
Shane and Robert Pool, on his 1963 BSA Gold
Hollister Hills GP Tracie Chad Mcintosh won two classes and placed third in another
at the 13th annual Mike Lightfoot Vintage Motocross Classic In Hollister, California.
Star, had gotten by. Mcintosh tried, but there
was too great a distance and too little time left
for him to regain the lead. His 1-3 performance rewarded him with third overall. Shane
(3·1) took first place, while the consistent
Poole (2-2) placed second overall.
Fortune smiled more favorably on Mcintosh in the Classic 500cc Expert class. He
took the overall with double-moto wins over
the smooth-riding Clark Sumner, on a 1972
Cheney Triumph, and George Gerstenberg,
who put in a good comeback performance on
a 1969 Cheney 441 cc BSA.
In the Sportsman Open Twin Expert class,
Mcintosh had fewer opponents, and they finished consistently behind his 1967 Triumph
twin in both motos: Don Dotson, on a 1970
Triumph, and Sumner. on a '65 Triumph,
trailed Mcintosh at the end.
.
The Over 40 Experts field included former
World Champion Brad Lackey, worldrenowned Jaroslav Falta from the Czech
Republic, and J.P. Morgan, who has had great
success in recent AHRMA National and
Regional events. However, it was Mountain
View, California's Pat Brown, on a 1974 Bultaco, who beat everyone off the line. Nobody
could catch Brown, as he was on the gas with
a vengeance, braking hard and powering on
earlier than anyone else coming off the cor·
ners. Tom McKinney showed great form while
working through traffic into second place both
times out on his 1974 Husqvama. Brad lackey earned third in moto one and fourth in
moto two for third overall. An honorary thirdplace trophy was awarded to Jaroslav Falta
for his excellent finishes (third in both motos,
though he WliS not scored, as he is not an
AHRMA member). At the trophy presentation,
Falta was given the 1975 CZ that was prepared for him by his personal sponsor. The
assembled competitors gave him a rousing
round of applause for coming from so far
away and for his excellent riding.
A Cinderella story unfolded in the Classic
500cc Intermediate class. The 1968 Triumph
Metisse that Jim Musich was riding had been
his bike a few years ago, but he sold it to Mike
Lightfoot. Now the machine was back in
Musich's hands. A pumped-Up Musich
grabbed the holeshot in the first moto and
never looked back; he was followed to the
checkers by Robert Stuscavage, on a 1970
Bultaco. Third went to Jim Cole, on a '68
Cheney Triumph.
The second-moto start was mastered by
Greg Wright, on a 1968 BSA, but he was soon
overtaken by Musich, who went on to gamer
double-moto wins in the class and great
applause from the riders at the trophy presentation. Wright (4-2) was second ovef8I1, and
Cole (3-3) was third overall.
Picking up the highly prized traveling
trophy for first place in Mike Ughtfoot's class
(Classic 500cc Novice) was Robert Stone, on
his 1969 BSA 441, and he did it with a 2-1
performance. Second went to '67 Husqvama
rider James Clark (1-2). James Upscomb, on
a 1971 AJS, missed his first moto but sol-
cue
••
diered on for third in the second moto to pick
up third overall.
Grand National AMA Champion Joe
Leonard was an honored guest. He and twotime Grand National AMA Champion Dick
Mann spent some lime on the PA system,
talking about their days in the Grand National
Championship circuit. Other guests included
Johnnie Lamonta, Donnie Castro, Billy Grossi
and AI Rudy, who once raced on the Tom
Sifton race team. The greatest percentage of
trophies awarded to riders who reside outside
California went to Nevada residents. Oregon
didn't dominate as in years past. though their
riders went home with four awards. Sixteen
different states zmd two other countries were
represented by a huge number of entries.
Hollistar Hills GP Track
Hollister. Califomia
Results: October 20. 2002 (Round 171
SPTSMN 125 NOV: I. MlkeTumef (Sw:); 2. Karen Willis (Hen).
SPTSMJ"l 125 INT: 1. Scott Lawson (Hon): 2. Noel "gaj.n
(Hon), 3....... Hommond (Hon)' ........ Lemleux (Yom).
SP'TSMN I~ EX: 1. Steve Gibson (Hon): 2. J.P, Morgan: 3.
J.red Lange (Yam); •. Russ Wyant (Yam).
CLSC 125 NOV: I. Joel Sekamoto (Hua): 2. RIchard Thomtln·
son Jr (Pen): 3. Steve Brinkman (Pen): 4 Howard Sutton (DKW): 5.
DebbIe Poole (CZ).
o.sc 125 'NT' 1. Jon MeG",,", (CZ), 2. B<>d De""" (Hod): 3.
Doug Jonley (llSA).
o.sc >SO ElO 1 Ed FIonlgen ok (0.),2. Joe I'\cCoy (Tn): 3.
Mik. _
(c",); 4. Ruud ..... (C·A).
SPT..... 500 NOV, I. Donie' Lynde (el): 2. Bnd Chula,
(Vam): 3. Fred Latta (CZ): .. Justin VOW1g (y_m): S. Doug Clark
(Mot).
SI'I'SM 500 lIlT, 1. Toby V...,. (yom), 2. Scotl_ (CZ): 2.
Caey #l\dnlosh (Hon): • Donnie Wu.on (CZ): S. Kenneth Spmt
(CZ).
sP1S/Oll'l 500 ElO 1
_ (eI), 2. - . . . ""'" (BSA), 3.
.......old (BuI), •. W....,.
(BSA), 5 a.;, _ .. (.....).
o.sc 500 NOV, I. Robert ..... (llSA); 2. James CIa.. (HuI).
o.sc 500 lIlT, I. JIm . . . - (T.); 2. C"" w~ (BSA); 3.
JIm Cole (T.),'. SI... 00", (AJS).
CLSC SOO EX: 1. Chad Mdr-.h (Trf); 2. CIerit St.mner (Tri); 3.
C""1l' C"''''''''''' (BSA); 4. BlU McOInlcn (BSA), 5. Ran
