80 NOV: 1 Dylan Toimasoff (Kew); 2 Sherr! Cnae (Yem); 3
Steven Hembree (Yam); 4 Andrew Des,lague (Yam); 5 Kyle
Kessinger (Vern).
80 INT; I. Jdf Alessi (Hon); 2. Nicholas Baker (Yam); 3 Dusun
Pipes (Hon); 4 DeytOn HlI (Yam); 5. Bfltndon Giles (Yem).
80 X; I. Jdf Alessi (Hon); 2. NK:holas Baker (Yam); 3. Dylen
Toimasoff (Kaw); 4 SherrI Cruse (Yam); S. Dushn Pipes (Hon)
125 BEG 0·1: 1 Nathan Brock (Yam); 2. Clayton Peck (Suz); 3.
Colton Jones (KTM); 4 Dlenver Edwards (Hon); 5 Justin Brasil (lion).
125 6EG 0-2: I. Kyle Stacy (Yam); 2. Hooter Shclton (Yam): 3.
Mike Wilson (Yam); 4. Chris Galindo Nem): 5. Jeff Fetcho (Yem).
125 NOV 0·1: I Mitd'I BlClgdon (Suz); 2. Chns PoOOgoiI(SuzI;
3. Jusun Lott 'Kaw): 4 Donald Ertlel (Yam); 5. Adam Campbell
paign for the 2003 National events.
The Vet Beginner class continued to be
one of the more entertaining ones to watch.
Michael Dunnagan had a grip on the series
points lead going into round three, but a large
group of challengers assembled to try to
knock him out. Newcomers Chris Madsen and
Jeff Brooks joined series regulars Joey Pistac-
cio and T.J. Moore in the plot to upset the
leader. It worked - sort of. Madsen came out
swinging in the first mota. He won, taking the
Kow)
field by surprise. Dunnagan had an off race
and fell to third, behind Pistaccio.
125 NOV 0-2: I. Kevil! Wells (Hon); 2. Ryan Leebell (Han); 3.
Kurtis BaileY (Hon); 4 Brent Bowser (Yam): 5 Michael Dunnagan
(S Umarino (Hon); 2. """ G.......
(KTM), 3. Randy Will (KTM); 4. .!Un Barnes (Sb.lohman (Pol)
P/W OPEN: I. Jecob Johnson (Pol); 2. Chaurtct:y MathIS (Cob).
65 BEG: I. Troy Shelton (Kew I: 2. Dylan Meem (Suz): 3. ChristIan Manion (Kew); 4. Heyden VMlCIe (Kew); 5. Nee Vance (Kew).
65 (O.S): 1. AU$M W~ls (KTMI: 2. Russell Longo (KTM).
65 (9-11): I. Dillon Huddl5.on (Kew); 2. Ethan Morin (Kew).
65 OPEN: 1. OtUon Huddlwon (Kew); 2. Ethen Morin (Kew); 3.
AU!tJn Wdls (KTM); 4 Russell Longo (KTM): 5. Alec Vence (Kew).
85 BEG: I. Anthony Castillo (Yam); 2. Daniel Martin (Yam); 3.
Vinclent V&Ccero (Hon); 4 leek PruIett (Yam): 5. Millet Shugg (Kew).
85 (7-11): I. Brodie Prather (Kew): 2. Douglas French (Yam): 3.
c.J. Jensen (Yam).
85 (12-13): I. Ryan Jones (Kaw): 2. Daniel Huddleston (Yam);
3. Corey FOfd (Sul).
85 (14-16): I. Shawn Riorden (SuI).
S/fl\Il'tl: I. Austin White (Vam): 2. Brodie Prather (Kaw); 3. Oougl85 French (Yem); 4. Daniel Huddleston (Yam); 5. Ryan Jones
(Kaw).
B/BK OPEN: l. James Buchanan (Hon).
125 BEG; l. Michael Guinn (Yam): 2. Lee Hlertz (Vam): 3. Andy
Gartman (Vam); 4. Michael Pruiett (Vam); 5. Henry Tover (Yam).
125 JR: 1. Kyle Jones (Kew); 2. Ryan Nasser (Yam); 3. MIke
NagaI (Hon); 4. Ryan RobInson (Yam); 5. Austin White (Vern).
250 BEG; I. Lee Hertz (Yam).
250 JR: I. Jemes Buchanan (Hon); 2. Josh Nelson (Yam): 3.
Chris Fossa (Hon); 4. Derek Allen (Yam).
250 PRO: I. Bryan Allen (Han).
SCHBY: I. Kyle Jones (Ka...); 2. Ryan Nasser (Yem); 3. Ryan
Robinson (Yam).
25+ AM: 1. David JarvIs (Yam); 2. Jamie! Connell (Yam).
30+ BEG: 1. Dexter Allen (Hon): 2. Chris Attel (Yem).
30+ JR: I. Chris Fouo (Hon).
40. AM: I. Eric Dreper (Hon); 2. Dennis McKnight (Hon).
Total Perfonnance Racing Winter Indoor Series
Round 1: Creek County Fairgrounds Arena
By DAN JV!AHONY
CMC Grand Opening MX Series
Round 4: Thrasherland Motocross Parle
Results: November 30, 2002 (Round 41
down to around 70 for the first round of the
Total Performance Racing Winter Indoor
Series. Promoter Johnny Isaacs got a late start
on track preparation due to confusion within
the Creek County Arena management, but he
carved out a racy - if a bit bumpy - surface,
and the races started right on time.
Young Dakota Raymer from Mountain
Okiahoma City's Tye Kyles won the main
event for the 85cc class aboard his CR. Yamaha rider Race Davis was second.
Next up were the 600cc Vintage Amateurs.
Mike Newton showed off his new leathers with
a holeshot and a convincing win. Racing bud-
dies Michael Rudoiph and Derek Marlow had a
great race for the runner-up spot, each alternately running into the comers high and low,
swapping the position twice every lap, with the
nod going to Marlow.
In the Mini Four-Stroke class, Pryor, Oklahoma's Honda-mounted Daiton Marlin just
squeaked out a win over Yamaha-mounted
CMC Grand Opening MX Series, presented by
Bent, Gordy's, Bell Off-Road, AEO and
second for top Shaft~drive honors, over the
similar Yamahas of Mason Calvert and Gunner
Durham, who crashed out on lap four.
screaming four-stroke to beat perennial frontrunner Ian Washburn. on a Honda. Luke Brewer finished third. also Honda-mounted.
Thrasherland Motocross Park: Dillon
Huddleston hogged all the victories in the
65cc (9-11) and 65cc Open classes at
round four of the CMC Grand Opening
MX Series in Glendale, Arizona.
gave nothing away at the final round of the
tory aboard one of the family Hondas in the
I 25cc class. Dylan rode a mighty race on the
over Castillo, Shugg, Murphy and Pruett. By
the end of lap one, Pruett and Vaccaro had
GLENDALE,Al,NOV.30
Dillon Huddleston was no Santa Claus, as he
Home, Arkansas. led the field to the checkers
in the Pee Wee Combined Chain and Shaft
class after getting his KTM off the line in first
and staying there. Colton Cameron finished
Creek County Fairgrounds: Open Expert winner Mike Hinds (90), Jason Tyer (72), 505cc
Expert winner Rob Pearson (27P) and Bret Sowders (81) battle it out in Sapulpa, Oklahoma,
site of the opening round of the Total Performance Racing Winter Indoor Series.
Martin shot out to the front in mota two.
Franklin's, at Thrasherland Motocross Park.
Instead, he kept everything all to himself.
taking the overall in the 65cc (g- 11) and 65cc
Fred Mattox. Ashley Huckaby finished third.
Another Marlin, Dylan, rode to another vic-
Open classes.
Huddleston led the 65cc Open pack into
the first comer, followed by Ethan Morin and
Russell Longo. while Austin Wells went down.
Morin stayed close but not close enough to
make a challenge for the top spot. Huddleston
won the first mota. over Morin, Longo, Wells
and Alec Vance.
Huddleston got the drive over Longo and
Morin at the start of mota two. Morin outdrove
Longo as they came out of turn one. Then
came Vance and Wells. Longo went down
after the second step-up jump, moving Vance
and Wells up a spot. Morin was closer in this
mota and on lap two tried to move on the
inside of Huddleston at the end of the straight,
but Huddleston would not give up the lead.
From that point on, the MetrojPit/PJI-sponsored Huddleston stepped up the pace and
once again pulled away from Morin for the
win. Third went to Wells, as he was able to get
by Vance in the rhythm section. Longo was
able to continue after his fall and finished fifth.
Anthony Castillo took the overall in the
85cc Beginners class. Miles Shugg grabbed
the lead in the first moto and led for half a lap,
over Daniei Martin and Castillo. Shugg went
down in the newly added sand-pit section.
Martin then took over the top spot, with Castil·
10, Vincent Vaccaro, lack Pruett and Austin
Winn in pursuit. On lap two, Castillo went past
Martin for the lead on the west side of the
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