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250 PRO: I. Gordon Ward (Hon). SCHBY· I Ja~ Minor (KTM): 2. (urns Malins (Yam); 3. Ryan Pffihall (Kaw); 4 Steven Clur (Yam); 5 Cody Masson (Yam). 25.. BEG' 1 Bnmdon Beav~ (Suz). 25. NOV; I Matt Cleveland (Hon): 2. Steve Hix (Yam): 3. Mike Ryer (Yam) 30. BEG: I. Marit Newman (SuI); 2 Damn Snoddy (Yam): 3 Jerry DcoBaca (Kaw) 30. BEG WMN. I. JanICe Welch (Yam) 30. NOV· I. Anthony Rost: (Yam); 2 Chuck Penny (Yam); 3. Greg Trllver (Hon) 30.. INT I Greg Pierce. 40.. NOV I Randy Grten (Yam); 2. G.L Williams (Yam): 3. Karl Seanlan (KTM). 40. INT I. Joe CroU<:h (Yam); 2. Jeff Scott (KTM); 3. One Etopkin (Yam) 40.. EX. 1 Maril Mo5crop (Hon) www.motorcycleshows.com • 800-331-5706 Clark County Arenacross Anglen Lands a Lunker By Jus"" WHARTON BATTLEGROUND, WA, NOV. 24 There was some great racing Sunday. featuring minis, adults, and also adults on minis! After a successful Saturday scrambles event, everyone was pumped up for a good race. The best action of the day, by far, was the war between two fast 85cc riders ~ the Anglen brothers. In the 85cc A main, Blake Anglen absconded with the holeshot, followed closely by his brother Ben Anglen, Harley Johnson. Tyler Schwentker and Zach Johnson. Only a few comers into the race, lach's bike died; he eventually got it running later in the race. Up front, the two Anglen brothers were in a very heated battle, with nobody else even running close to their lap times. They were by far in a class of their own. Behind them, Harley, Schwentker. Ricky Miranda, and B~main winner Ben Baldasano all contended for third. On lap three, Miranda fell, and Harley got some breathing room. Blake won. with his brother Ben taking second just a bikelength or two back. Harley was a distant third. followed by Schwentker and Baldasano. Devin Harriman nailed the holeshot in the 50cc Open A main, followed by Wyatt Aguirre and Yah Moua. Aguirre and Harriman battled for first. Moua had Ryan Breece and Conner Mitchell to contend with, and on lap four Breece passed Moua for third. Up front, Harriman simply could not shake off Aguirre. Harriman managed to hold out for the win, followed closely by Aguirre, and Breece held off the pack for third. Moua was fourth. and Mitchell finished a hard-earned fifth. In the combined 125cc Pro and Intemnediate race, there were only two Pros and two intermediates. Don Boesplug was first into the corner, but he was also the last out of it, as both he and fellow Pro rider J.R. Vielle stalled their bikes trying to take the inside line. Getting the official holeshot was rookie Intermediate Joshua Johnson, followed by fellow intermediate Jason Laudermilk. The two took off around the track, having a hard time believing they were actually stomping on two nationallevel Pros. But the race was not over. Both Boesplug and Vie lie got their bikes running and took off after the two Intermediates. By halfway, both Pros had passed Laudermilk and had set their sights on Johnson. while still trying to pass each other for the Pro~c1ass victory. With only a few laps to go, both Pros had caught Johnson, but soon they learned he had found some extra fire, and he amazed everybody by continUing to do a good iob of holding them off. On the last lap, Boesplug set himself up for the pass on the single~line cor~ ner after the triple - but Johnson pulled over (for his own and everyone else's safety) and let VielJe by too, so the Pros could race their own race. Boesplug took the Pro~c1ass victory, with Vielle second. Johnson took the Intermediate-class victory, followed by Laudermilk, who also put out a great effort in his rookie Intermediate year. THE ADV NTVRE EV ENDS Results 50 OIL·ll'iJ: I. Cody Smith (Yem): 2. Colton Scott (Hen); 3 Jor dan Thibedeau (Y.sm); 4. Colton Elmer (Yam); 5. Jack Dowd (Yam). 50 BEG: 1. Samuel Mercer (KTM); 2. Tree Johnson (KTM); 3. Cord Shea (KTM); 4 Cooper Gan.a (KIM); 5. A1yas WardJus (Hus). 50 JR: I. Wyon AguIrre (Yam): 2. Samuel Men::er (KTM); 3. Conner Mitchell (Cob); 4. Cord Sheil (KTM); 5. TraVIS Thompson IKTMI. 50 SR~ I. DevIn Hamman (Cob); 2. Ryan Breece (taM); 3. John laIble (KTM); 4. Tyler Webb (taM): 5. Jason Doane (Cob). 50 OPEN: I. DeVin Harriman (Cob); 2. Wyatt AgUirre (Yam); 3. Ryan Breece (IITM); 4. Yah Maua (KTM): 5. Cooner Mitchell (Cob). 65 BEG~ 1. Chase Underhill (Kaw); 2. Cameron Nonnan (KTM); 3. Jordan Buss (KTM); 4. Alex Fon (Suz); 5. Evan Myers (Kaw). 65 (4·6): I. Cameron Norman (IITM): 2. Austin Krum (KTM): 3. Aaron Blaine (Kaw); 4. Talyn Taylor (Cob); 5. Aric Fou (Suz). 65 (9-11): l. Thomas Nichols (KTM): 2. Brandon Charron (KTM); 3. Kyle Uldch (KTM): 4. Trevor Coltrane (Kllw): 5. Taylor Mickens (KTM). 65 OPEN: 1. Thomas Nichols (KTM): 2. Brandon Charron (KTM); 3. Kyle Garman (KilW): 4. Julian Doane (Kaw): 5 Trevor Coltrane (Kaw). 65 (7. II): I. Drew Mitchell (Suz); 2. Nathan Teel (Kaw): 3 Ricky Miranda (Yam); 4. Frank Caudillo (Yam): 5. Ben Baldasaoo (Hon) 65 (12-15); I. Blake Anglen (Suz); 2. Chad Smith (Suz); 3. Ben Anglen (Sw.): 4. Hartey Johnson (Kaw); 5. TNdy Coburn (Yam) 85 OPEN: 1, Blake Anglen (SuI); 2. Ben Anglen (SuI); 3 Harley :JOEY .952-2000 (#1599) 'Joey' 1952-2000 celebrates the extraordinary life of motorcycle racing legend Joey Dunlop. A story of dedication, detennination, humility and humanity.. .it charts the rise from humble beginnings with the fabled Armory Armada to the dizzy heights of F I world titles, record-breaking exploits at the Isle of Man TT, and countless race wins which in pired fans to crown him their 'King of the Roads'. Including tributes from Carl Fogarty and Barry Sheene, plus illuminating interviews with 'Yer Maun' himself during his illustrious career. 'Joey' provides a unique insight into one of the greatest road racers of all time. 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