Cycle News - Archive Issues - 2000's

P{W BIBEG; I. Ryan Cantrell (KTM): 2. Connor lombardi: 3. Geremy Patterson (KTM); 4. Matthew Parada (Pol); 5. Jake Vachen (KTM). PfW B/AnV; I. Dillon Epstein (KTM): 2. Cyle Moskowitz (KTM); 3. Dane Silverlake (KTM); 4. Kevin Gnmmett (KTM); 5. Giovanni urin (Pol). SJP{W (4·6): 1. David Fullmer (KTM). S/P/W (7·9); 1. Dane Silverlake (KTM); 2. Jam~ Wikox; 3. OilIan Epstein (KTM): 4. Giovanni unn. ODD BK: 1. Wylttt Kirschner. 65 BEG; I. Tanflff Lov~ (Kaw): 2. Shawn Rhinehart (Kltw): 3. Augie Ortiz (Kitw); 4. Jason Bunch (Sut): 5. James Hen (Kaw) 65 (4·8); I. Michael Baker (Kaw). 65 (9.11); I. Chris Carrillo (Kaw); 2. Taylor Vanderlip (Kaw). 85 BEG: I. Tyler Pierce (Hen): 2. Mackllne Gantlbrent (Yam): 3. Eric Naumw: (SlIt): 4. Zach Mulligan (Yam): 5. Jared Barel (Yem). 85 (7·11): I. Chandler Quim~tte (Yam); 2. Keith Robinson (Yam); 3. Michael Vanderlip (Hen). 85 (12·13): I. Taylor Kellstrom (Suz): 2. Adas Bakchis (Hon): 3. Tyler Trujillo (Suz): 4. Jeremy Freijo (Suz): 5. Daniel Perry (Suz). 85(14·16): Wheel 2 Wheel Raceway: Richard Pollock (59) leads Joe Steffen (6J) and Jimmy Wood (66E) in the Open Pro class at the SCFTA short-track event in Victorville, California. midrace for the checkers and the win. Bultaco riders Craig Johnson and Bruce Reynolds fought over the Vintage 250cc crown, with Johnson taking home the hardware. Results 50 YTH; 1. Ryan Surratt. 2. Andre Ochs: 3. Dustin Phllr~s; 4. Kylee Smith; 5. Nllth.lln Hemlin. 65 YTH: I. Dustin Phar~s; 2. Larry Smith. 85 YTH AM; I Amanda Bryan: 2. Dustin Phar~5: 3. Cory Ull'Iberger: 4. W61ey KlIimer: 5. umy SrTlllh. 85 YTH EX: I. Andy Wood; 2. DeVIn Booher. XRlOO: I. Dustin Phares: 2. Amanda Bryan: 3. Kevin Knudsen; 4. Willie Surratt:; 5. Gn!g Pleree. 125125IJ NOV' I. Art Guilfoil: 2. Todd Vaughn; 3. Craig Johnson: 4. COl'}' Umberger: 5. Allan Gridler. 250 N'l.: 1. Devin Booher: 2. Andy Wood; 3. Brett Allen; 4. Rkk Umberger. 250 EX: I. Jimmy Wood: 2. Craig Johnson: 3. Justin Felice: 4. Alex Wood. 250 VINT: I. Crllig Johnson: 2. Bruce Reynolds: 3. Crllig A. Johnson: 4. Danny Manthas. 750 V1NT: 1. Marvin Moore; 2. James Ottele; 3. Clyde Dennen: 4. Roy Burr~. CLSC VINT: I. Rubin Mataguafner: 2. Doug Douglas: 3. Joe Pape: 4. Michael O'Neil: 5. Lenny Rodriguel. VET 35.. ; 1. Richard Pollock: 2. Donnie Harrell: 3. James Ottele: 4. Woody Carlson: 5. Royal Anderson SR 50...; 1. Rich Pollock: 2. Mel Stoner: 3. Dennis Voll. S/SR 60... : 1. Ralph Ponelt: 2. Doug Douglas; 3. Roy Burris; 4. Allan Gridler: 5. Roy Vllughn. OPEN NOV: J. Todd Vaughn: 2. Ed Fatzinger: 3. Dan Shaw; 4. Tom Sahli: 5. Craig Johnson. OPEN AM: I. Michael O'Neil: 2. Woody Cllrison. OPEN PRO; 1. Jimmy Wood: 2. Richard Pollock; 3. Donnie Har· rell; 4. Joe Steffen: 5. AlelC Wood. round out the top five. Nicholas Burson dominated the opening 250cc Intermediate contest from the first lap until the checkers waved. Blake Runestad and Adam Gragg engaged in a fierce battle over second place. with Runestad keeping Gragg at bay right up until the checkers. KTM-mounted Bobby Steffan absconded with the second-mota holeshot and was soon joined by Gragg and Runestad, making for an intense three-rider fight for the top spot. Gragg led the first couple of circuits before Runestad took control. Gragg stayed close and put in a last· lap charge that came up just a couple of bikelengths short in the end. Burson went down on lap one and fought back from last place to finish fourth, behind Steffan, for third overall. eN Results P/W YAM BEG: I. Denver Silvl!l'lake (Yam); 2. Shane Chapman (Yem); 3. Heath~r Hardenberg (Yam); 4. Mike Kell; 5. Clay Dupuis. P/W YAM AnV; I. Nicholas Mercier (Yam). P/W HON BEG: I. Ryan Cantrell (Hon); 2. lechary Upah (Hon): 3. Cody Reid (Hon): 4. Mitchell Epstein (Hon): 5. Scott McGraw (Hon). LOCAL TALENT I.Jar~Brown(Kaw). S/MINI: I. Taylor Kellstrom (Sm); 2. Adas Bakchis (Hon): 3. Kalanl Walsh (Sut): 4. Cole Crawford (Hon): 5. Mackane Garrabrant (Yam). 125 BEG; 1. Brett Harmon (Hon): 2. Max Haner (Yam): 3. Matt Babbitt (Suz); 4. Johnny Lovett (Hon): 5. Andrew Janes (Kaw). 125 NOV: I. Jess Drake (Yam): 2. Jared Whitlaw (Hon): 3. leck Fullmer (Yam): 4. Lence Austin (Yem); 5. Anatol Kozlowski (Yam). 125 INT; 1. Nlcholt.ls Burson (Kew); 2. Anthony Barbecovl (Yam): 3. Lester Varnum (Yam): 4. Bleke Runested (Yern): 5. Matt Elliott (Suz). 250 BEG: I. Nathan Sheely (Hon): 2. Josh TIpton (Hon): 3. Rory HofWltter (Suz). 250 NOV: I. Ryan Peterson (Suz): 2. Dustin Turner (Hon): 3. Jonathan Belding (Hon); 4. Jason Clark (Yam); 5. Broc Harmon (Hon). 250 INT: I. Blake Runestad (Yam); 2. Adam Gragg (Hon): 3. Nicholas Burson (Hon); 4. Bobby Steffan (KTM): 5. Justin R~se (Hon). 250 PRO; 1. Chris BalTl!:tt (Hen): 2. Shane Smith (Hon): 3. Travis Smith (Hon); 4. Josh Bagge (Hen): 5. Mike Meitdows (Suz). WMN: I. Shana Rhinehart (Yam); 2. Jaime Burg"s (Suz): 3. Samantha Stdfens (Hon): 4. Uefie Ingalls (Yam); 5. Nicole Smith (Kaw). SCHBY: 1. Mett Elliott (Suz). JR VET BEG: I. Jason Miyagishma (Hon): 2. Tucker Fredrickson NICHOLAS MARZULLO BIIlTllDATEI ••• November 22, 1988 RESIDENCE: • San Bernardino, California OCCUPAnlll1: • • • • • • Eighth-grade student at Serrano Middle School OneEil I .. IEIIESIS: • • • • • • Surfing, Snowboarding, Quad Racing MOTtIIICYCLEI •• 2002 Yamaha VZ8S DISCIPIJ.E: • • • • • • • • Motocross ltIcn TIUlCJCSI • • • • REM Saturday Motocross at Glen Helen Raceway; Lake Elsinore Motocross Park 5PtIIISORSl • LK Performance, His Family CLASSI • • • • • • • • 80cc Beg inner (Han). JR VET NOV: I. James Zeuttius (Hon); 2. Andiem Holbak (Hon): 3. Stefan Neary (Suz): 4. Heath Jordan (Yam); 5. Steve Mciver (Han). JR VET INT: I. Don Goettllng (Yam): 2. Brett Bennett (Yam): 3. Rick Knox (Yam): 4. Nick Santana (Han). JR VET EX: I. Josh Mason (Hen): 2. Ttrn ustef (Yam): 3. Rich Tl\IChinskl (lion): 4. Robbie Dunham (Yam). VET BEG: I. G~ge Fuentes (Kaw): 2. Darren SiegriSl (Yam); 3. Robert Okiesson (Ka\l/); 4. Vincent Ramos (Hon); 5. Tucker Fredrick· son (Hen). VET NOV: I. Stefan Neary (Suz); 2. Dino Catuogno (Hen): 3. Stev~ Mdver (Hon): 4. Brian Dobbins (Yam); 5. Flemming U1rsen (Hon). VET INT; 1. Don Goettling (Yam): 2. Albert Verbance (Yam); 3. Jeff Matthews (KTM.); 4. Mike Crosby (Yam); 5. Nick Santana (Hon). VET PRO: I. Rich Tl\IChinski (Hon): 2. Frenk Costanzo (Hen): 3. Robbie Dunham (Yam). SR NOV: 1. Jim Bagge (Hon): 2. Ron Wadt: (Yam): 3. Mark Schuster (Hon): 4. John Reese (Hon): 5. Bob Woods (Yllm). SR AM: 1. Frank Mattocks (Hon); 2. Greg Robertson (Hon): 3. Reggie Lamson (Suz): 4. Brian Ferner (Hon); 5. SIeve Norr (Hon). SR EX: 1. FTlIOk Costanzo (Hon); 2. Daniel Scherf (KTM): 3. Randy Tlttlr:mier (Hon): 4. leo Saul (Hon); 5. Jim Sendelbach (Suz). WHY 0cI YIIU RaCE? "I love to ride motorcycles! Also, to just have fun and make new friends. and I really enjoy spendin9 time with my family memb~rs at the races: "II. DID You GEl INTO RaCI..G? "My dad bou9ht me my first motarcycle (a Honda XR70) when I was 12 years old." Edwards Air Force Base WHIIM 00 You MIIST AuMIRE By GREG ROBERTSON EDWARDS A.F.B.. CA, APR. 6 Chris Barrett split moto wins with Shane Smith to collect the 250cc Pro-class first-place payback during round two of the 26th annual Cal· ifornia Racing Club Tri-Race Series, held on the Desert Wheels M.C.-prepped sand track at Edwards Air Force Base. Smith quickly made his way to the front of the field when the gate dropped for moto one. Josh Bagge held down second before being overtaken by Barrett on the opening lap. Bar· rett stayed glued to Smith for the first couple of circuits until Smith upped the pace slightly and started putting about a second per lap on Barrett. Smith took the win with a little breathing room over Barrett. Bagge and Travis Smith went at it over third place for the entire mota, with Smith prevailing in the end. Patrick Wade claimed fifth, and Mike Meadows recovered from a fall for sixth. Shane reeled off another holeshot as mota two got under way, but he quickly had Barrett camped out on his back fender. Barrett hounded Smith for a little over a lap on the now.whooped-out layout before moving into the lead. Smith did his best to hang with Barrett, but a couple of minor mistakes on the unforgiving track allowed Barrett to get to the checkers first with five seconds to spare. Bagge and Travis again waged war over third place for most of the race, with the same results as moto one. Meadows went 6-5 to I.. THE SPClRT? "Travis Pastrana, Lenny Kirschner and of course my dad: WBAT Was YOUR FU....IEST MtITtIRCYCLE MilMan? 'Once, I 90t to ride in my baKer shorts at Lake £/sinorer WHAT ARE YOUR GOALS? "I want to do well in school. I would like to eventually move into supercross and have my own family racin9 team. .1 would also like to open my own motorcycle shop:' By Rocky Hash Edwards Air Force Base: Chris Barrett was the 250cc Pro-class winner at the second round of the 26th annual California Racing Club Tri-Race Series. cue I e n e _ s APRIL 30, 2003 67

• Cover