Cycle News - Archive Issues - 2000's

50 SA: 1. .Jesse Wentland: 2. Tatv'lef RJnken: 3. Brandon Riehm: 4. M.ike Leonard Jr.: 5. A.J. Gearhart. 65 JR: 1. Juse Wentland: 2. Cald> ~II: 3. Taylor- Oevis; 4 Zachary Tumer; 5. NotharllApotte. 65 SR: 1 ~ Reed; 2. Gavin Faith; 3. Jed ~n; 4. Kyle Sandlut: 5. Mareus Jemigan. 65 JR: I. Coos TheiS. 2. Mike W~ 3. Devin Reed: 4. Dalton Jones; 5. Joseph TaNef 65 SR: I, Ben Brommel; 2. Matthew Munsterman; 3. Br1Id~ De Prenger; 4 Ja~ Ga~l; 5. Luke Peters. 80 OPEN: I. Chns Theis: 2. Ben Brommel: 3. Luke Peten: 4 RIChard Tracy Jr S/MlNI: I. lucas Stolfus; 2. James Garmt: 3. Matthew Munster· man: 4. Trevor Ardlibald. 125 A: I. Teddy Maier; 2. Matth~ Whitmarsh: 3. Adam larda; 4. lack Sulzberger: 5. Brandon Hagedorn. 125 B: I Cody Gilmore: 2. Nate Pierce: 3 Jake Enckson: 4. Chad Hag~, 5. Blake Maltln5Ol"l. 125 C: I. Brandon McKean; 2. Ryan MoraM: 3. Adam Hick· mann: 4. Dustin Van lee; 5. Jeremy Uoyd. 250 A: I. Teddy Maier: 2. Matthew Whrtmarsh: 3. Todd Walton: 4. Adam larda: 5. Anthony Wenck. 250 B: I, Cody Gilmore: 2. Jake Enkson: 3 Brent Duffe: 4. lach Johnson; 5. Kyle Olson. 250 C: I. Jason Miller, 2 Benjamin HawtHIker; 3. DaVid Oster· man. WMN 80·105 (12·15): I. Ashley Wenzel: 2. SlImantha Aun· spach. WMN 105·125 +: I. Ashley Wenzel; 2. April Bosworth: 3. Tiffany WItte. SCHBY: I. Cody Gilmore: 2. Cory Green: 3. Jake Erickson: 4. MIchael Vittetoe; 5. Tony Bissel. 16·24 A: I Zack Sulzbergcr. 16·24 B/C: I. Albert Wolfgram: 2. Michael Sedlacek: 3 Tristan Callahan; 4 Adam Derry 30... A: I. Richard Riehm; 2. Robert Palmer: 3. Paul Chyma Jr.: 4 Dann Ferguson 30+ B/C: I, Christopher Deckel 40+: l. Timothy Callahan: 2. Richard Riehm: 3. Barry Sulzberger; 4 Scott Cripps: 5. Paul Chyma Jr Sunday 50 JR: I. Wade Brommel. 50 SR: I. Bnmdon Riehm; 2. Brandon Farnum: 3. Zaxton Hans; 4 Brennyn HawtHIk~ 5. Robert MarquIs. 65 MINI (7-9): I. Nathan Laporte; 2. Brandon P. Robison: 3 Sam Pienck: 4. Luke Tofanelli; 5. Bnllldon Farnum. 65 MINI (lD-ll): 1. D1lan J. l::lruivl!nga: 2. lAnce~; 3. Megan Bolten. 65 ~D (1·11): I. Oe-vin E. Reed; 2. Gavin Faith: 3. Ta)1or W. DaVII; 4 Zachary Tumer; 5. Kyle A. Sandlin. MOD (1-11): I. Mikl! Wl!eSe; 2. Dalton Jones; 3. Devin Reed; 4. Gavin Faith; 5. Taylor DevlS. MOD (12.13): 1. Cory Green; 2. Ben BrommeI: 3. Bradley De Prenger, 4 Kurt ~id: 5. Luke Peters. 85 MOD (14-15): I. Zachary Kenning: 2. James Garrett; 3 Lucas StoIfus: 4. Jeff RIUrner; 5. Danny ~. 85 SR: I. z.a.chary Lara: 2. Ga~ Robison. S/MlNI: 1 Cory Green; 2. Ben Brommel: 3. Lucas Stolfus; 4 James Garrett: 5. Luke Peters. 125 C; I. Jason Miller, 2. Adam J. HickmaM: 3. DustIn Van Zee. 4 Joel M. Sheridan; 5. Ryan to\. Morant. 125 B: I. Cody L Gilmore: 2. Brent Duffe: 3. Jake D. Erickson: 4 Blake Martmson: 5. Matthew R. Ahlers;. 125 A: I. Teddy A. Maier. 2. Nidlolas Nenow: 3. Chance Shet· terly: 4 Braden J. Parlu. 125 MOD (12-15): I. Cody Gilmore: 2. Jake Erickson; 3 Cory Green; 4. MIChael "luetell!; 5. Blake M.artmson. 250 C: I. Jason MJIler: 2. Nick Bass: 3. Derrick Johnson; 4. Chris lamphier; 5. Dt!vid Ostennan. 2SO B: I Cody Gilmorl!: 2. Jake D. Erickson; 3. lach Johnson; 4 Brl!flt Dutre: 5. Chase McGrath 250 A: I. Teddy M.aier; 2. Braden Parks; 3. Ryan Reynolds: 4 JusUn "anmaaren. 4·STRK 201·650: I. Todd Walton: 2. Anthony Wenck. OPEN: I. Paul Chyma Jr.; 2. Bradley Kennard: 3. ScOIt Gulter. 16·24 A: I. Jesse Greenhalgh: 2. Chance Shetterly. 16·24 B/C: I. Joel Sheridlln: 2. Brandon Broers: 3. James Mundorf; 4. Jerl!fTlY Solberg; 5. Chris Lamphier. 25+- A: I. Todd Walton: 2. Anthony Wenck; 3. NlcholltS Nenow: 4. Mike DaVIS; 5. Tom Walmsley. 25+ B/C: I. Jeffrey M. Francis. 30+- A: l. David Brommel: 2. Paul Chyma Jr.: 3. Chauncy COil. 30... B/e; I Scott J. GUlter; 2. Ronald W. Cooney; 3. Steve McCombs. VET 35.: I. David A. Brommel; 2. Timothy C Callahan; J Robert P Thornton: 4. Richard Riehm; 5. Timothy J. MclAughlin. 40+: I. Timothy C. Callahan: 2. Richard R.ehm: 3. Dennis Vltte· toe; 4. Terry Chembley. 5. Larry Bever. 45.; I Terry ChernbIey; 2. Paul E. Otyma Jr. 3. WilliS G. Van lee. WMN: I. Tiffany W'me. BMBR: 1. David Nesbit. VINT: 1 Mkhael McCabe: 2. Terry Sorenson: 3. Cody Hoidrerer; 4 Jason Sorenson; 5. Dave Vinson as as 65 BEG: 1. Kody Ketchum (Cob); 2. Corey Brown (KTM): 3 Nathan Beauregard (Kaw); 4. Hunter Baker (Suz); 5. Ryan Baker Florida Motocross Series Round 3: Showtime Motorsports Park C ....)· Ketchum If You can By CRAIG AND ANGELA JOHNSON WALDO. FL, APR. 6 For its third round, the Florida Motocross Series stopped at the beautiful track in Waldo, Florida. The weather was great for riding, with temperatures hovering around 80. Showtime Motorsports Park set a new record for entries at the track and was a high for this year's series, so far, with 325. Kody Ketchum was the rider to beat in the 51 cc and 65cc ciasses. Known for his speed. the competition was told to "'catch him if you can." The only moto in which someone did was the first moto of the 51cc Open (4-9) ciass. Ketchum placed second. but from that moto on, all everyone saw of him was the backside. Ketchum won the last five motos entered and won the overalls in the 51cc (7-9). 51 cc Open and 65cc Beginner ciasses. Ketchum's main rival in the 51cc Open class is points leader Austin Cole, who won that first moto. Hunter Baker won the battle for third, over Hector Roman Jr. KTM-mounted Corey Brown took fifth. Ketchum was ready with a vengeance in malo two. and he took the win, over Cole. Cole lost some points to Ketchum, as the two are only three points apart heading into round four. Roman got the best of Baker the second time out to round out the podium. The rest of the day went well for Ketchum. The Cobra rider won both 51cc (7-9) matos, over Cole. Ketchum has a perfect three-race score to lead the class. Roman took another third overall with a 4-3 score. Ketchum will not last long in the 65cc Beginner class, as he has taken very well to riding the machine. The Fort Pierce rider won with a perfect score over closest finisher Corey Brown (3-2). Nathan Beauregard's 4-3 score won the tie breaker for third overall with the better mota finish the second time out over Baker's 2-5 score. Ketchum ciosed to within four points of Beauregard in the series points race. Speaking of perfect scores, all these riders have won the first three rounds in their respective ciasses: Baker has the lead in the 51cc (4-6) ciass. Derek Hall has it in the 65cc (10- 11) class. Tyier Tiffany has it in the 85cc (14-15) ciass, J.B. Ballard has it in the Open Money class, and Kirsten Banka has it in the Women's class. Can anyone stop these riders? Only time will tell. Some of the best racing action on the day happened in the very first ciass. The 125cc Beginner class was a thriller to the end of the last lap of the second mota. Stuart Woodward Showtime Motorsports Park: Kody Ketchum was the only rider to win three classes at round three of the Florida Motocross Series in Waldo. took the first-mota win, over a feisty bunch of riders. John McConnell took second, over Jacob Priest, and Anthony Lodato finished ahead of Reese Wacker for fourth. The second moto started badly for the top two riders of the first moto; both were stuck back in the pack and only made it up into the top six. McConnell got fifth. and Woodward was sixth. Priest led the pack, and the overall was his for the taking. Finishing behind Priest was Johnny Mejia, and his brother David Mejia finished behind in third. Johnny leads McConnell by only one point. with Lodato, Woodward and David all within 10 points. Running his first race of the series was Ricky Renner. The fast Yamaha rider has been out in Texas, racing and watching his older brother, Ronnie, do those wild stunts in freestyle competition. Ricky took the 85cc (12-13) and Supennini wins. The 85cc (12- 13) ciass went perfectly for Ricky, with two moto wins. Second overall went to Esteban Carmona, with a 3-2 score, over Jimmy Page's 4-3 tally. Series leader Dalton Yingling had an off day, finishing fifth overall with a 2-8 tally, but he still leads Page by five points. The Supermini class was a little more hotly contested. Ricky took the first-moto win over close rivals Tiffany and Dustin Jensen. In the second mota, Jensen got the upper hand on Ricky to steal the win. Ricky still got second and the overall, beating out Tiffany. Jacksonville's Zack Alkire took two fourths for fourth overall. Tiffany still has a good 17-point lead over Jesse Freeman. who finished sixth overall. Another newcomer to the series was Tyler Livesay. The Honda rider won the Youth/Big Wheel (12-15) and 125cc B ciasses. In the 125cc B class, two second-place finishes were good enough for the overall. Points leader Dean Dyess took the first-mota win but could only finish third in the second moto for second overall. Brandon Abell used a 5-1 score for third overall. In the Youth ciass, Livesay took a 1-2 finish for the overall, over Abell's 5-1 efforts. Showtime Motorsports Park Waldo. Florida Results: April 6. 2003 (Round 3 of 14) 51 Oll·INJ: I. Christopher Salter (KTM): 2. Tyler Oliver (Yllm); 3. Tanner Ketchum (Yam): 4. Justin Dennard (Yam): 5. Cory Smith (Vl:Im). 51 STK (4·6): I Hunter Baker (Cob): 2. lach Duchaine (Cob): 3. Jo,hua Wincott (Cob); 4. Tristan Hyde (Cob); 5. Tyler Oliver (Yam). 51 STK (1·9): 1 Kody Ketchum (Cob); 2. Austin Cole (Cob); 3. Heclor Roman Jr. (Pol): 4. Bradley Castonguay (Cob); 5. Ryan Spade (Cob). 5 I OPEN (4-9): I. Kody Ketchum (Cob); 2. Austln Cole (Cob); 3. Hector Roman Jr (Pol); 4. Hunter Baker (Suz): 5. Corey Bl'OVIn (IITM). 65 (1·9): I. Andrew Stocker (Yam); 2. Cody Smith (KTM); 3. Cody Reinhardt (KTM); 4. luca51.Dwe (KTM); 5. T.J. Pence (Kaw) 65 (10.11): 1. Derek Han (KTM): 2. Matt':us Nilsen (KTM); 3. Carl CoIlSan (KTM); 4. Kyie Combee (Kaw); 5. George Warren (KTM). 65 OPEN (7-11): 1. Marcus Nilsen (KTM); 2. Derek Hall (KTM); 3. Andrew Stocker (Yam): 4. Lucas Lowe (KTM); 5. Cody Smith (KTM1. 65 BEG: I. Gavin Gallagher (Yam); 2. Tract: lash (Su:z); 3. Chris Fischetti (Kew); 4. Joshua Betsch (Suz); 5. Nathan Beauregan:l (Suz). 85 (1-11): 1. Derek Hall (Suz); 2• .Jesse Ffft1T\lIn (Sul); 3. Delton Gutuidge (Suz); 4. Kemeth C. Hill Jr. (Yam); 5. Att

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