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Ryan Chapin (Hon): 4. Brad Diez. (Vam): 5. Mike Horton (Vam). VET PRO: I. WlIly Mu5graw (Yam); 2. Cntlg Davis (Yam). 40. JR: 1. Andrew Guth (Yam); 2. Ty Larson (Han); 3. Brian Catterson (Hon); 4. Chuc::k Freeman (Kaw); 5. leonard Klrsc:h~ Florida rider Colton Davie led both motos of the 125cc C class, but he couldn't hold back Daleville, Alabama's Ben Waldner. James Devilbiss placed third, putting Yamahas in the top three places overall. Christian Tramel piloted his Kawasaki to the 80cc B win, taking both motos on the sandy course. Josh Wynn and Damien Dennis filled in the next two positions. (Han). 40.. 1rfT: I. TIm Murphy (Han); 2. Gary Gonzales (Han); 3. Rudy Chavez (Hon): 4. Randy Mc:lntyrt: (Kaw): 5. Randy SkInner (Kaw). 40. EX: I. Patndt Bonifac::e (Hon); 2. Andy Northrup (Han); 3. Bill Maxim (Kew); 4. Ken Ehlen (Yam): 5. George Jac::klTllln (Hbg). 40.. MSTR: I. Pete MutT1ly (Han); 2.. Rlc::h Elerstedt (lITH): J Willie Ama~io (Yam); 4 Jll11 Latendreue (Yam); 5. George Kohler (KT"'). 50.. MSTR: 1. Bill MaXim (Kaw); 2. Man 01500 (Kaw); 3. Ray La~ Larsson (lITH); 5. Beogt Johansson (IITM). Bremen Race Park Results P/W (4-6): 1. CamertlI'I (orsino (Cob); 2. Taylor Robbins (KTM) Pisarski (Yam): 4. 372 Reid Road Bremen, Georgia 30110 Phone: 770/537-0219 P/W (7·9): I. Connor CorsIno (Cob); 2. Evan Srrulh (Cob); 3 Sheldon ~Ie (lITH); 4. Mike Bntnton (Yam). P/W LTD: 1. Randy Awy (Yam): 2. Cameron Corsino (Yam); J. Sc::on HlIVer (Vam): 4. DusLln Jones (Yam). P/WTRL: I. Conner COl'Slno (Yam); 2. Jordyn Branson (Hon). MotoCity Raceway MotoDome Brouhard Blazes the Dome OPEN P/W: I. Evan Smith (Cob); 2. O.J. Oakes (tITM); 3. Jason Brown (KT"'): 4 MId< Goodwin (KT"'): 5. _ Sea~ (KT"'). 60; I. Luke Davie (Kaw); 2. Hunter Walters (Kaw); 3. OJ. Oakes (KT"'). 60 BEG: J. Zac::k GoodWIn (Kaw); 2. DlIllas Sheffield (Kllw): 3. Kevin Leli (KTM); 4. Brett Deming (Kaw). 80 B: I. Kendall Mason (Suz): 2. Luke Davie (Sul). 80 C: I. Christian Tramell (Kaw); 2. Josh Wynn (Yllm): 3. Damien Dennis (Kaw). 80 0: I. Dyilln Hammonds (Suz): 2. Timothy Chumley (Suz); 3. Jllke HendriK (Kllw); 4. Austin Jones (Kaw); 5. M. Robbins (Yam). 125 B: I. Ben Fleetwood (Yllrn); 2. CIIlY Downing (Yam): 3. lon· nle PaulO (Han). 125 C; I. Ben WlIldner (Yam); 2. Colton lliIvle (Yam); 3. James Devilbiss (Yam): 4. Josh Adams (Hon); 5. Jeremy Ric::hard (Yam). 125 0: 1. Joe Tomlin (Hon): 2. Alex McInnis (Yllm); 3. Branden Devilbiss (Yam): 4. Sam Jarvis (Kaw): 5. Keith Brown (Yllm). 250 B: I. Massey Dandridge (Hon). 250 C: 1. Michael Quagllaroli (Yam): 2. Michael Hare (Kaw); 3. Josh Adllms (Hon); 4 David Partridge (Yllm). 250 D; I. Jeff Hllmmonds (Suz): 2. Chuc::k Bl1Inson (Han); 3. Sam Jllrvis (Hon); 4. Bock Walters (Hon): 5. Bill Russell (Yom). SIMlNI: I. Luke Davie (SUI): 2. Blane Mason (Kaw); 3. Kendall Mason (Sur:); 4. Christian Tramell (Kaw); 5. Josh Wynn (Yom). YTH: 1. B40ne Muon (Kaw); 2. Ben Fleetwood (Yam): J. Colton DaVie (Yam);". James Devilbiss (Yom): 5. Btanden Devilbiss (Yom). 16·29; I. Clay Downing (Yom); 2. Massey Dandridge (Hon); 3. Chod Reeves (Yom); 4. Chris Sc::otl (Yam). VET: 1. Mic::hael Hare (Kaw); 2. Cot! Drummond (Yam). HBBY: 1. Kim LeU (Hon): 2. LalT)' Pauto (Han); 3. R. Whitbngton (Yom). OPEN MNY' ). Chris Sc::ou (Yam); 2. Chon Senn (Yam). Directions: Located 35 miles outside Atlanta on 1-20 west. Exit 19 Rt. to Highway 78 and turn left. Go seven miles; tr2lck signs will appear on left. Camping: No charge General Schedule: Closed Mondays. During the season, the supercross track is open and prepped Tuesdays and Thursdays for nighttime practice. Track is open every other day for non~ prepped practice, except for pre~race days. Supercross races every other Saturday night, spring through fall. Clubs and Associations: AMA, GPO Racing Major Events: GPG regional races, Loretta Diciplines: Motocross, Superc:ross Gate Fee: $10; $15 prepped practice. Track: Rich Georgia red clay, treated for years with ~wdust and sand. Complete watering system provides a loamy, dust-free racing sutface. 35+: 1. Mark Gudde (KTM); 2. Kevin Enyan (Hus): J. Roben Hynson (Yam): 4. ~ Coppage (Yam): 5. Mike Cotton (Yllm). 45.: 1. Tom Rogers (IITM); 2. Bob Edwardl (IITM): J. Mike Mur· phy (KTM); 4. Mike RomantlJm (tITM): 5. Jay StepMnson (KTM). 55+: I. Stuan Now (KTM); 2. Bob Copeland (Yam): 3. John Ayen (GO): 4 Dennis Huffaker (Kaw) 105: 1. Nkk Blyant (Suz); 2. Brennan Foreman (Suz): 3 Bran don Undsey (Yam); 4 lDui! Daugherty (aG). TR' 1. Robbie Clark (Hon); 2. Ryan Bamcks (?taw): J. JalOO Kingson (Han); 4. DavKl Thomas (Hus); 5. Brian Brown (Hon). Santa Fe Trail Cycle Park Wohletz Wins FMHS Championship Glen Helen Raceway Park By BRAD AND SHARON JONES Edwards, Collins Haulin' at REM MX CARBONDALE, KS, NOV. 17 A high school student from Lee's Summit, Missouri, Caleb Wohletz, took his fifth win of the season at the final round of the Forward Motion Hare Scrambles Series, thus becoming the youngest champion in the eight-year history of the series. On the start of the AA dass, Larry Barger took his YZ250 into the lead. Shane Dipasquale, on his Santa Fe Cyde Gas Gas, ran second, while Wohletz started third on his Letko/Axo/Scott/Red Bull-sponsored KTM. Barger dropped back as Wohletz and Dipasquale scrapped for the lead. Wohletz made his final pass on the motocross-track section of the course. Wohletz held the lead for the remainder of the race, puJling some very fast lap times. Dipasquale, who has been fighting neck problems all season, ran second until Adrian Bryant, another Gas Gas rider, moved past. On the sixth and final lap, Bryant came by the checkpoint at the one-hour-and-56-minute mark, some 16 seconds ahead of Dipasquale, but Bryant ran out of gas before he could finish the race. Dipasquale inherited second. and Barger picked up the pace in the final laps to finish a personal best of third overall. In the A class, O'Neal-sponsored Brad Jones took the holeshot, with Paul Dipasquale in tow. The Gas Gas dealer shot by Jones a few turns later. only to crash on a log while coming out of the creek. Jones took over the lead. On the second lap. Jones missed a tum and took Malcolm Smith-sponsored David Dillingham with him. Shawn Gowing shot past both riders for the lead. Dillingham soon passed Gowing and took off after the AA riders. Raiph Gerding, on a YZ250F, made his way past Jones and then slid by Gowing on the next lap. Dillingham, who won the A-dass championship for the season, finished way out front, ahead of Gerding. Jones passed Gowing late on the last lap for the final podium position. By ROCKNE HASH M: I. Caleb Wohleu: (KTM); 2. Shllne Dipasqullie (OG): J. Lony Bllrger (Yam); 4. Adrian Bryant (GG); 5. MIIrk Slawson (KTM). A: 1. David DIllingham (Hus); 2. Ralph Gerding (Yam): 3. Brad Jones (Hon): 4. Shawn Gowing (GG): 5. Pllul Dipa5quale (GG). B: I. Bryan Smith (GO): 2. Ctlnt McDonald (Kaw): 3. lonc::e Hoi· ley (KTM); 4. Krls Brunson (KTM); 5. Todd Searing (KTM). 250/OPEN C: J. Mike Shore (Hon); 2. John Logan (Hon); 3. Jeff Helm (Hon); 4. Brion Chllndler (Yam); 5. Robert Yore (Yllm). 125/200 C: I. Tim Ellsworth (GG): 2. Zac::h Bryant (Suz): 3. Chris Chandler (KTM): 4. Sam Mc::Donllld (Kaw): 5. Matt Barger (-). JANUARY 8, 2003' eye e n e _ Lynn's qualifiers. - s By FAT BILLY Assanti took home third with a pair of fourthplace rides, while Tim Harris (8-2) finished up in fourth, ahead of Chris Alamangos (7-5). In the Over 40 Junior ranks, Andrew Guth took home the overall win after putting 3- 1 rides up on the scoreboard. T y Larson turned 2-5 performances into a second-overall finish. while Cycle World editor Brian Catterson returned to action after a serious arm injury and placed third with a 5-3 effort. Chuck Freeman (4-4) was fourth overall, and Leonard Kirschner (7-6) filled out the top five. Results 65 BEG; I. Caden Probst {Kawl; 2. Brad Pappelardo (Kaw). 80 BEG: I. Chris Edwards (Yam): 2. Leyland Cody (Yom); J Jordan Borowski (SUI): 4. Kyle Sc::ott (Hon); 5 Taylor Freeman (Hoo). JR: I. Kevin Mic::klos (Suz). 125 BEG: I. Phil Sc::hllben (Yam): 2. T.J. Baker (Suzl: J. Jake Tonklnson (Yam): 4. Eric:: Mc::Neil (Yam): 5. Jason Greiger (Yam). 125 JR; 1. Matt Latendresse (Yam): 2. Witlillm Collins (Yllm); 3. Joshua Borden (Yam): 4. Gregory Jones (Han); 5. Paul RobInson (Yam). 125INT: I. Adam Gragg (Hon). 125 PRO: I. Ryan Mcintyre (Kaw). 250 BEG: I. Ryan Amaradlo (Yam): 2. Phil Sc::hoben (Yam); 3. Jonny Benskin (SUI): 4. Tom Hinl (Yam); 5. James Sc::harer (Hon). 250 JR: I. William Collins IYam); 2. John Mlnen (Hon); 3. Mlln Latendresse (Yam): 4. Brandon Salos (Suz); 5. Brian ClIvls (Yam). 250 INT: I. Chris Avery (Yam): 2. Brandon Woods (Hon). 250 PRO: I. Tony NnarlKUo (Yam): 2. Pllul Kellen (Han). VET BEG: J. Tommy l.eooe (Hon): 2. M.ike Borowski (Hon): J. Kurt Ueber (Suz); 4. John Tookey (Hon); 5. Mike Milts (Yam). VET JR: I. Steve Reeves (Yam): 2. Ludo Boinnard (Hon); J. Alessandro Assanti (Yam): 4. Tim HllrriS (KTM); 5. Chris AlalTlllngos (Hon). VET INT: I. Steve Sequeira (Hon); 2. Steve Coster (Yam): 3 ao SAN BERNARDINO, CA, NOV. 23 William Collins topped a competitive field of 250cc Juniors during Racing Enterprises Motorsports' weekly Saturday motocross, while Chris Edwards put together a winning effort in the always-interesting BOcc Beginner class. Both motos of 250cc Junior action were hotly contested and featured close battles that were not settled until the last laps in each race. In the first moto. Yamaha rider Brian Davis eventually took the win, just in front of Collins. Whitney Murphy, riding a 125, took third place, while Brandon Salos finished in fourth place a bikelength ahead of Matt Laten, dresse. In moto two, the running order was shaken up a bit, as John Minert took the holeshot and never looked back en route to the win, to follow up his sixth-place finish in the first race. Latendresse rode in for second place, barely holding off Salos in third. Collins came in fourth, with Murphy taking fifth. The overall class win went to Collins with his 4-2 rides. Minert's solid second moto netted him the runner-up slot with a 6-1 showing, while latendresse (5-2) finished up in third. Salos (4-3) was fourth, and Davis (I-6) filled out the top five. In the 80cc Beginner class, Edwards followed first-moto winner Leyland Cody to the checkered flag for a second-piace finish. Taylor Freeman rode his Honda to a third-place finish, while Kyle Scott took fourth and Jordan Borowski was fifth. In the second stanza, Edwards ripped the holeshot and rode without making a mistake to take the moto win. Cody put in a fine ride for second place, just in front of Borowski's Suzuki RM. Scott and Nathan Kimmell rounded out the top five. Edwards' second-mota win was good for the class victory on the day, while Cody's 1-2 tally placed him second overall. Borowski (5-3) was third, Scott (4-4) was fourth, and Freeman (3-6) was fifth. Steve Reeves bested the Vet Juniors with a solid 2-1 tally for the day, while Ludo Boinnard followed up his first-moto win with a third-place finish in the second race for second overall aboard his CRF450. Alessandro Results 60 FatUities: Concession stand; restrooms: numerous grandstands. By DAN BROTEN STAPLES, MN, NOV. 23 The weather outside was frightful, but the action inside MotoCity Raceway MotoDome was hot. as Eric Brouhard of Wyoming, Minnesota, on his Crown Mortgage Rotax, took the victory in the Open Pro class in the season's first event at the Dome. Brouhard made a late-race pass on heat winner Willie Broten of New Market. Minnesota, to take the win. The final saw Brouhard, Yamaha-mounted Broten and KTM-mounted Kurt Boehlke of Cambridge, Minnesota, pushing and banging handlebars on the first lap, with Broten taking the lead out of tum four. Broten held on to the lead until lap nine, when Brouhard made a pass on the inside. Brouhard, who was last season's champion, rode on to the win. In other action, multi-class participant Jim Brethorst of Eden Prairie, Minnesota, took the win in the 250cc A class. Brethorst survived several heat-race crashes and rode his recently acquired YZ426F to victory. He also placed fourth in the Open Amateur class and fourth in the Vet dass. Another multi-class rider, Chris Lauberscheimer of Minneapolis, Minnesota, rode his new Honda to victory in the 125cc A class. Lauberscheimer placed third in both the 8xc Mini and eocc Open classes after overcoming a shifting problem in his heat races: He was riding with a fresh engine, and it would not come out of first gear. His pit crew made repairs for the main events. The quote of the night came from Beginner-class rider Michael "Dan" Haggard of St. Paul, Minnesota. "This is fun," he stated. "I'm gonna do this again." Haggard rode his vintage SR500 Yamaha to third place in the Beginner main event after crashing on lap one of his first-ever dirt-track heat race. All of the 63 entrants seemed to enjoy the perfectly prepared track at the Dome. Results MICRO CHAIN: 1. Mltc::hell Olcknburg: 2. Zachary Trout; 3. eo Whitbum; 4. Aualin Midas. MICRO SHAfT: 1 Bret Lotuke: 2. McKenna Oldenburg; 3. AleJt ..."". Glen Helen Raceway Park: Chris Edwards takes the checkered flag In the second moto to become the 80Cc Beginner winner at Racing Enterprises Motorsports' weekly Saturday motocross In San Bernardino, California.

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