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up a definite lead and sailed across the finish line with the win. In the second moto. the Schoolboys blasted off like a rocket! The whole class headed for the first turn packed bar to bar; when they rounded the turn, Bell was in the lead, with Bowles melting the plastic on his bike to catch him. Bell kept the hammer down for more than a lap, with Bowles relentlessly charging right behind him. Bell succumbed to the pressure in a turn, and Bowles took over the lead for the win. In the first moto of the 125cc B class. Bowles grabbed the holeshot and raced for his third win. The second moto of the 125cc B class, combined with the 250cc B class, was another spectacular race for the fans. The two classes thundered off the line at the same drop of the gate. When the smoke cleared, 250cc B rider Justin Fortner came out of the first tum in the lead. Bowles, in the 125cc B class. 250cc B rider Adam Robinson and 125cc B rider David Redding were just centimeters behind. Robinson quickly robbed Fortner of the front position in the 250cc B class, while Redding and Bowles battled behind them. Bowles slid past Redding. putting himself in the lead for the 125cc B class. From that point on, it was the battle of the four-strokes. with Bowles on the 250F and Robinson on the 450F! Robinson would skillfully round the turns (blowing out the berms). whip across the jumps and hammer down. Bowles, only sec· onds behind Robinson, was doing some dirt work and laying out some crazy whips. Robin· son whipped past the checkered flag for the win in the 250c B class. and right behind him Bowles whipped it in for the 125cc B win. The aocc Senior class kept the excitement going. Crick, Allen and Colt Denton kept the steam up in both motos. Crick got the lead and put it in his pocket for both motos. Allen kept pulling up and keeping the pressure on Crick in both races, taking control of the second position. Denton stayed with the pace for a fourth-place finish in the first moto and third place overall. Western Kentucky Supercross offers some of the finest racing in the state, an excellent facility with ample parking. clean Porta-Potties, and a great concessions area, with the best (homemade) chili dogs anywhere. Racers and their families can count on good fellowship and super racing when Nebo runs. BENEFITTING """,,,_('ayton Memoria' oundation TS ~DUN£DP UNLIMITED What do you get if you mix three Bostroms, three Haydens and three Goberts with a shot of Sorensen? A Pit Daddy cocktail and one's being served at Virginia International Raceway after the main race on Sunday August 31. This unforgettable beauty pageant has become the Clayton Memorial Foundation's top fund raiser and the Championship's most talked about event. Preparations for the second annual Pit Daddy beauty contest are underway as America's top road racers train for the second most prestigious trophy in the series. Over $15,000 was raised during last year's event for the Clayton Memorial Foundation, which provides aid for injured motorcycle racers. Almost every male AMA road racer you can think of will be a part of a beauty pageant that will feature two categories: formal wear and swimwear. Pit Daddy judges will ignore speed and skill, will pay scant attention to style and grace, and focus oh-so-c1osely on pecks and butts. If you can't make it to VIR you can still take part. Thousands of dollars worth of prizes are being raffled that evening and tickets are available on-line for just $5. You can also send a dance tip to your favorite rider and your donation will go directly to help the blind. Results For a full list of prizes, contestants and updates go on-line to: FUN 50: 1. Seth Sisk; 2. Landon Brantl~: 3. Aaron Lynn: 4. JDCOb Todd; 5. Justin Green. XR50: I. Logan Johnson: 2. AIel( Strunk: 3. Jake Daugherty. OPEN 50: I. Kyle Durham; 2. Tyler Helm: 3. Allron Lynn: 4. Landon Brantly: 5. Kurt Kissinger. 60: I. John Redding; 2. Tyler Helm: 3. Samuel Frields; 4. Rylln Pate. 60 NOV: I. Chlis Martin; 2. Andrew Houchin: 3. Ryan McKnight: 4. ZlIch Greenwell: 5. Dylan Ma.lors. 80 NOV; I. Patrick See~y: 2. Brittany Denton; 3. Blake Hamilton; 4. J.T. Messemore: 5. Cory Coble. 80 JR: I. Cole Huggins: 2. Will Hllwkins: 3. Blake Wood. 80 SR: I. Dennis Crick: 2. Kelly Allen: 3. Colt Denton; 4. Jamie Martin; 5. Cory Jonu. OPEN MINI; I. Jordan Durham; 2. Cole Huggins; 3. Will Hawkins; 4. Cory Jones; 5. Tanner Byarly. 125 B: I. Colby Bowles: 2. Devld Redding. 125 C: 1. Derek Detllienle; 2. Heath Wink; 3. Denny Hicks: 4. Andrew Woodring; 5. David Allen. 125 D; 1. Ronnie Waycroft: 2. CUff Woodring; 3. Rob FJorida: 4. Ryan Smith: 5. B~ndon Thompson. 250 B: 1. Adam Robinson; 2. Justin Fortner, 3. Terry Ban: 4. Troy Derr. 250 C: I. Derrick Jones; 2. Jackie Puntney: 3. Mitchell Shoup: 4. Brandon C~wford; 5. Chucky Lohman. 250 0 1. Cy Clayton: 2. Scotty Henderson. OPEN WMN: I. Jllmle Jones; 2. Brittany Denton. SCHBY: 1. Colby Bowles; 2. Russell Bell; 3. Dennis Crick: 4. Kelly Allen: 5. Heath Wink. 14-29: 1. Russell Bell; 2. Denny Hicks. 30.. : I. Terry Bass: 2. Jackin Punt.ney: 3. David Lemon. 40.. : 1. Glenn Friekls: 2. Morris Denton: 3. Mike McKnight. www.pitdaddy.com ~ OToronn Extra *SClZ1lK1 Kawasaki Let the good times roll- ~HONDA. SUZUKI. Super-bike LIFe Bremen Race Park -----------------------------------------------~~~ o YES! Start my subscription irrune- Shealy Slams 'em By FAT BIUY BREMEN. GA. APR. 26 The wettest week in Georgia's recent history didn't keep the Kelly boys from having the track at Bremen Race Park good to go. Areas close by received up to four inches of rain and hail, but it missed Bremen, and Saturday night saw 220 riders go to the gate for an awesome show. Hot racing and warmer weather seem to be a good combination. The 50cc (7-9) class had a great rider turnout and even better competition. Byron Dillard won both motos on his superfast Polini. with KTM rider Hayden Richardson taking second spot. Cobra tamer Kyle Russell let the front two know that one mistake would play into hjs hands. The 50cc (4-6) class was the territory of KTM-mounted Brady Moreland. Ending the first moto in third, Moreland kept his head down and won the last moto, which earned him the overall win. Husky man Caleb Sullivan was consistent with two second-place finishes. Cobra rider Tyler Allen came from Pel City. Alabama. and won the first moto but dropped diately to Cycle. News_ 1 year/50 issues for $45.00. (can be billed 2 monthly paytnents) o o Name Address City _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ State Phone Zip _ Order Date Send to: This is a o New Subscription o I!JlI!/iI tl1JlI.ItlI , Inc. o o o P.O. 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