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and Ripple in third. Anderson and Walton continued to battle the entire race, with Walton ending up in the fourth-place spot and Anderson in fifth. Results Friday 50 OPEN: I. Dalton Taylor. 2. Timmy Baak~; 3. Tylor Skodras; 4. Dylan Kress; 5. Shae Harv~y. 65 OPEN: I. Kyle Sandlin; 2. Dustin McDonald: 3. Austyn Pow- ers: 4. Dalton Taylor, 5. Tory Snick. 85 OPEN; I. Cody Simonton: 2. Steve Allen; 3. Kurus Manderscheid; 4. Kyle Sandlin: 5. Bryon Servi. 125 NOV' I. Mike Sandidge; 2 Steve Allen: 3. Donald Lupa; 4. Nicole Zahler. 125 tNT: I. Kevin t'\luitwardl: 2. Nick N~lson: 3. Zach Johnson: 4. Eddie SUns; 5. AI WoIrgllIm. 125 PRO~ I. Teddy Maier: 2. Kurt McCabe; 3. Travis Hodges; 4. Greg Brae!; 5. Brad Rtpple. 250 INT; I. Tyler Riegler: 2. Chris Riesenberg; 3. Eddie Sims; 4. Brad Kennard. 250 PRO: I. Teddy Maler. 2. Todd Walton: 3. Andy Thyberg: 4. Brad Ripple. 5. Randy Woodring. 30.: J. Chns Schmulbach: 2. Rkk Munson: 3. Dan Sindt~ 4 Donald Lupa; 5. Brad Kennard. Saturday 50 OPEN: I. Jordan Ihle: 2. Mitchell Oldenburg: 3. Timmy Baake; 4. Dakw Cox: 5. Tylor Skodras. 65 OPEN: I. Kyle Sandin: 2. Jed Seeman: 3. Dustin McDonald: 4. Jann Janey; 5. Durk Roper. 85 OPEN: I. Cody Simonton; 2. J~ Seeman: 3. Jeff Rittmer. 4. Kyle White: 5. Ryan Hagen. 125 NOV: I Mike Sandidge: 2, Jason Mmnnert: 3. Andy Folk: 4. Brock Krantz: 5. Cody Simonton. 125INT: 1. Justin Kelly: 2. Kevin Markwardl; 3. Nick Nelson: 4 Derik Laddusaw; 5. Oilton Rice. 125 PRO; 1. Teddy Maler. 2. Shawn Morgan; 3. Ryan N. Poulter: 4. Greg Bruet; 5. Brad Ripple. 250 NOV: 1. Chad Baker: 2. Joe Grana. 250 INT: I. Kevin Markwardt: 2. Eddie Sims; 3. Cody Shaffer: 4. Justin Kelly: 5. Chris Riesenberg. 250 PRO: J. Teddy Maier: 2. Travis Hodges; 3. Brad Ripple; 4. Todd Walton: 5, Justin o'Inderson. WMN: I. Tori Klein: 2. Philo Pelricig: 3. April Roper: 4. Bobbilynn Huff; 5. Samantha Brinkman. 30t; 1 Chris 5chmulbach; 2. Dan Sindt; 3. Joe Grana; 4. Brad Kennard. Sunday 50 (4·6): I. Jared Koloslk; 2. Ronme Bambeau; 3. Dylan Kress; 4. Brett McLand: 5. Shae Harvey. 50 (7-8); I. Mltch~tl Oldenburg: 2. Jordan Ihle; 3. Dakota Cox: 4. Mike Leonard: 5. Logan Kentner. 60 (7· II): 1. .kd Seeman; 2. Jared Schuele!; 3. Gannon Audetle: 4. Dustin McDonald: 5. St~ve Page 80 (7-11): I. Jar~ Schude/; 2. Gannon Audetle: 3. Jed Seeman: 4. JustIn Nalemy: 5, Colin Weber. 80 (12.15): I Cody Simonton; 2. Jeff Rittmer. 3. Philo Paricig: 4. Trevor Archibald: 5, Ryan lenth. S/MlNI· I. Cody SImonton; 2. Jeff Rittmer; 3. Jar~ Schudel: 4. Bryon Servi: 5. Ryan lenth. 125 BEG; I. Chad St. Mary; 2. Bobbflynn Huff; 3. Ian KintzJe: 4. Austin Ament. 125 NOV; I Jason Mlnna~rt: 2. Chas ~Ia:: 3. Brock Krantz: 4. Luke Hansen: 5, Derek St. Mary. 125 tNT: 1 Tony BIssell. 2. Zach JohflSOfl; 3. Eddie Sims: 4. Justin Kelly: 5. Derlk Laddusaw 250 NOV. I. TraVIS Hagen; 2. RIchard Bakken. 250 INT: I. Justin Kelly: 2. Eddie Sims; 3. Andrew Whitehead; 4. Jason Bishop WMN: I. Philo Petrk;ig; 2. April Roper; 3. Bobbilynn Huff: 4. Trish.a Whitehead; 5. Brianna Stiles. SCHBY: I. Tony Bi$sdl: 2. Justin Kelly: 3. Derik Laddu5lllw: 4. Eugene Olson: 5. Cody Simonton. 30·: I. MIke Mlndlelrie. Clark County Fairgrounds McCormick Still on Top By JUSTIN WHARTON BATTLEGROUND, WA, DEC. 29 With a large purse up for grabs, there was a healthy showing at round six of the Promoto Promotions Clark County Arenacross Series. The man to beat, by far, was the number-tworanked Eastern Four·Stroke Nationals rider and Battleground native Jason McCormick. Nailing the holeshot in the 250cc Pro class, McCormick was followed by fellow National rider J.R. Vielle and Joey Mancuso. McCormick showed everyone the fast way around the track. setting a pace that Vielle had a hard time trying to match, while Mancuso lost ground quickly to the two CRF450R riders and kept making mistakes while trying to mimic their lap times. McCormick seemed to be totally at ease around what everyone agreed was the hardest track of the series: With two nasty whoop sections and a quad jump, the rest of the track looked like a miniature supercross track. McCormick never even seemed to bobble once. By the halfway point, McCormick had a fair lead over Vielle and had already lapped Mancuso, who purposely let McCormick and Vielle by. Mancuso started to work on his jumps and finally took on what so far only McCormick had done - the hefty-sized quad jump. With Mancuso out of the way and Vielle no longer in striking distance, McCormick cruised to a easy victory. Vielle finished second, and Mancuso ended his jump festival in third. In the combined 125cc Pro and Intermediate class, Pro rider Bryan Clevenger abscond· ed with the holeshot, followed by Jason Laudermilk and Scotty Bloom. Laudermilk and Bloom had their hands full right from the getgo, as Miles Warren and the second Pro rider, Andy Page, were right on their tails. It wasn't long before Warren made his way by Bloom and went after Laudermilk. Page had a littie trouble, though, and stalled his YZ250F fourstroke, and by the time he restarted it, he was out of contention for the Pro·c1ass win. Like o YES! Start my subscription immediately 10 Cycle News. 1 year/50 issues for $45.00. (can be billed 2 monthly payments) Every week for two yea rs Name (l00 issues for $80.(0) Address Six months second class (25 issues for $23.00) City _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ State o Zip Order Date Phone Send to: I!JJ.-I;-" ~ , Inc. o o o po. 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