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Cycle News 2003 06 11

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3. Nick Page (Hon); 4. Kevin Walter (KTM): 5. Tye Kyles (Hon). 85 OTX (9·13): I. Daniell.ato«a (Hon); 2. Nick Page (Hon): 3. Tye Kyles (Hon); 4. Kevin Walter (Hon); 5. Matt CastIoo (Hon). 250 MOD: 1. Chase Sconyers (Hon); 2. Kent Briggs (Hon). '50 """,, I C..... Scon,... (Hon): ,. Kont BriolP (Hon): 3. ChriscDpher Harnsrnidl (Yam): 4. Metthew Le6Ianc (Yam); 5. fiic:I'Oe coo. (Hon). 505 MOO: 1. ~ Sconyers (Rot). 600 MOl> '- Nicole coo. (Hon). VET 30+ SQl.; 1. Brett Weston (W-R): 2. Gary Moen; 3. Dam Combs (Rot); 4. Johnny Baker SR 40.. OPEN: 1. Cary Moore: 2. MIke fo\ason. S/SR 50. OPEN; 1. James Bedingrleld (Rot); 2. Launn Terry (1lSA1. 505 PRO SPT I. Russell Marlin (Hon); 2. Scott Bed~ (Vor); J. Jim Wood Jr. (Hon): 4. Shane Arndt (W.R): S. Joe Snyder (Hon). PRO 883 H·D SPTRSTR: I. Shane Amdt (H-D); 2. Robert McLen· don (H·ol. 50S PRO EX: I. 8nan Smith (Hon): 2. Jason Tyer (ATK); J. Brdl SowdeB (Hon): 4. Room Mclendon (Hon); 5. J.R. McNamara (Rot). VDTRA JO+ AM 250·400 PRO/IV'I TRPHY: 1. William Snyder (BuI); 2. Rkhard Merlo (Bul); 3. Da...kt Thompson (Yam); 4. John Gregory; 5. Terrence Gil~ (Yam). 600 IV'I: I. Daniel Rowland (Yam); 2. Dick Ford: J. John G~ ry; 4. Van Simpkins (Yam); 5. Gary Pet1is (Yam). 40.. AM; 1. Daniel ROlllland (Yam): 2. Dick Ford (Yam). J. Van Simpkins (Vam); 4 Chuck Ruil (Yam): 5. Ronald Munson (Pen). 50.. AM: I. John Gregory: 2. Da... 1d Barkley (Yam); 3. Gary Pettis (Vam); 4. Richard Merlo (Bul); 5. Chuck Rull (Yam). 60 PRO/AM S/SR: I, William Burr (Yam): 2. RichlHd Woods (Tri): 3. Dan Malony; 4. Tony Rodriguez. (Yam): 5. Bob Ives (Vam). 600 PRO: I. Kenny Biggs (Vam): 2. Russell Briggs (Vam); 3. Eric Bland (Vam); 4. Paul Covert: 5. Kurt Boehlke (KTM). OPEN PRO TW: 1. Russell Briggs (Vam); 2. Paul Covert; 3. Frank Hardman; 4. William Snyder (W-R); 5. Eric: Bland (Vam). MORN OPEN U/L: I. Kurt Boehlke (KTM): 2. Russell Briggs (Yam): 3. Frank Hardman: 4. Eric: Bland (Yam): 5. Willard Kelly (Tri). 50+ PRO MSTR: 1. Roger Sterling (BSA): 2 Ste... ~ Nichols (Yam); J. William Snyder (Hon): 4. Glenn McNamara (Yam): 5. Roger Johnson (Yam). Mill Creek Motocross Park Older Doesn"t Necessarily Mean Slower and began pushing, trying to find a way around. These guys stayed right with each other, but Heisler kept the advantage by exiting the turns a little faster, and he was able to pull Thompson on the huge uphill sections of Mill Creek. Heisler took the win, followed closely by Thompson and then T.C Ughtsey in third. Moto two started out looking like a repeat of the first, as Heisler got another perfect start, with Thompson and Ughtsey right with him. Thompson looked as though he had made up his mind that he was not going to be a follower this moto. On lap two, Thompson made his move and passed Heisler. Ughlsey soon followed and moved up to second. Thompson rode to an impressive moto win, followed by Lightsey and Heisler. The overall went to Thompson (2-1), followed by Heisler (1-3) and Ughlsey (3-2). The 50cc (7-8) class was great to watch, as these kids like to air it out and push for those moto victories. Dalton Horton was absolutely tearing up the track on his Polini. doubling almost everything and blitzing the whoops. Horton was followed by Cameron Byrd in second and Dylan Coleman in third. Byrd and Coleman stayed close to each other the whole moto, but Byrd held on to second until the checkered fiag. Mota two saw Horton out front again, with Byrd and Coleman giving chase. Horton took the win, followed by Coleman and Byrd. Horton took the overall with 1-1 moto wins, Coleman got the second podium spot with 3-2 finishes, and Byrd took the final podium spot with 2-3 finishes. Results 50 OIL-INJ: 1. DaItDn Meadows (Han): 2. Aaron Clayton (Hon); 3. Clay O'l'ieal (lion): 4. tYIofglm Franks (lion); 5. Trey Akins (Hon). 50 (4-6): I. Bai~ Blocker (KTM); 2. Dalton Meodows (Cob): 3. c..",.. (Krll);'. T...,. Akm (KTM): 5. Zach """'" (Krill. 50 (7-8): 1. Delton Horton (Pol); 2. Dylan Coteman (KTM); 3. Pa""" Bv MATlliEW HOLT PELL cm, AL, MAY 4 Getting older is one of those things in life that all of us have to do, but that doesn't mean we have to slow down. Yamaha YZ250 rider Darryl Heisler proved this with an impressive win in the Over 25 class. He also showed the youngsters what he had in the Unlimited Amateur class. In the first Over 25 moto, Heisler pulled the holeshot and walked away from the competition, crossing the finish line without so much as a speck of dirt on his front number plate. Jeff Elliot was second and Dave Crain third. Moto two looked like a repeat of the first. Heisler pulled out the holeshot again and led the pack up the hill and off out of sight. When they came back into view, Heisler had pulled a three- or four.. bike gap on second, and he never let up. Heisler was looking back in the turns and over the jumps to see if he could locate the second-placed rider, who was nowhere in sight. Elliot and Crain battled for the runner-up spot, with Elliot prevailing. The overall went to Heisler, with Elliot second and Crain third. Heisler had his work cut out for him in the Unlimited Amateur class. In moto one, Josh Thompson moved into second, behind Heisler, CamtOn 8yrd (KTM); 4. Kyle Gibson (KTM); 5. Aaron Clayton (KTM). 65 (7·9), I. Honon (50<): 2. au. T....... (Krill: 3 ....... Franks (Kaw); 4 Caleb Cupp (Sul). 65 (lO-ll); 1. Keenan Sanders (Kalil); 2. Jonathan Woodfll1 (KTM): 3. Zach ~ (Kaw): 4 H~ Mims (Kaw): 5. W'dl Prickett (Krll). 85 (7.11): I. Hunter Walters (Kaw); 2_ Drew Estes (Yam): J. Keenan Sanders (Kaw); 4. Jonathan Woodfin (Suz): 5. Hunter Mims (V""'I· 85 (12·13): I. Chase ~ (Suz); 2. Cotty Miller (Han): 3. Jesse Aaron (Suz); 4. E...an Coc:krell (Suz): 5. ~III Wadsworth (Vam). 85 OPEN: I. James Ragsdale (Kalil); 2. Bryan Milligan (Kaw); 3. Chase ~ (Sw:); 4. E...an Coc:~l (Sw:); 5. Cody Wells (Kalil). S/M.lNI: 1. Ja~ Ra9sdal~ (Kaw); 2. Brian Milligan (Kaw): 3. Edward Chaney (Kalil): 4. Jake MeadolllS (Sw:): 5. Hunter Walters (Kalil). 125 B; I. Jason Potter (Yam): 2. Kevin Primeau (Sull: 3. BllIn· don Primeau (Suz); 4. Adam Rector (KTM): 5. Brett Johnson (Yam). 125 C; 1. Brett Herring (Yam): 2. Michael layfield (Vam): 3. Corey Byrd (Yam): 4. David MeItDn (KTM): 5. Joey Garttler (Han). 125 D: 1. Jeff Hilyer (Yam); 2. Matt Thornburg (Sul): 3. Joseph Dally (Yam): 4. Kenny Stinson (Suz): 5. Craig Lett (Yam). 250 C: 1. Danny Gardiner (Yam): 2. Ricky A11~ (Han): J. Scott Barwick (Han): 4. udale Smith (Kaw). 250 D: 1. Mark Ragsdale (Kaw): 2. JeFr Hilyer (KTM): 3. Roy Cooper (Kaw): 4. Cherokee Callahan (Han): 5. Chris Goodson (Yam). VTH: 1, Brett Herring (Vam): 2. Kyle Roark (Vam); 3. Corey Byrd (Vam); 4. Ross Digiorgio (KTM): 5. WDde Meadollls (Vam). PRETEEN: 1. Drew Estes (Yam): 2. Keenan Sanders (Kaw): 3. Andy Stone (Suz): 4. Dalton Hatton (SUl): 5. A.J. Crane (Han). 16·24: I. Jeremy Wilson (Hon); 2. Justin Terry (Vam): 3. Kevin Primeau (Suz): 4. Jonathan Calloway (Han); 5. Jason Potter (Vam). 25.. : 1. Darryl Heisler (Yam): 2. Jeff Elliot (Han); 3. Dave CllIin (Yam): 4. Ryan Blair (Yam): S. Mark Smith (Hon). JO.; 1. Jeff Elliot. (HOI'I): 2. Paul McCI~1an (Han): 3. Scott Bar_(Hon). 0."'" 35.. : 1. Dave Crain (Yam); 2. Bill Matthew. (Yam); 3. Paul McClellan (Han): 4. Cherokee CaDahan (Hon); 5. Chris Long (Yam). 40.. : 1. Dne Crain (Vam); 2. Bill Matth~w. (Yam): 3. Rick Chance (Yam): 4. Chris Long (Yam); 5. Scott Aaron (Yarn). HBBV NOV; 1. JIf'M\ie Horton (Suz); 2. Britt Lemley (Kalil); 3. Bill Zielke (Hon); 4. Lany Lamodl (Yam). U/l ~ 1. Josh Thompson (Yam); 2. Donyl Heisler (Yam): 3. T.C Ughtsey (Yam); 4. .Janathan West (Yam); 5. Mark Smith (Hon). SM 4..sTRK: I. Tyter Hucbon (Hon); 2. ..Joe L.ove (Kaw); 3. Drew JoImon (V-):'. Lacey H"'Iot (Vam): 5 . " - Krudho/ (50<1. OPEN 4-STRK: 1. Tommy Love (Yam); 2. Robert Chandler (Hon): 3. Matt Bamett (Yam): 4. Cody Salter (Yam); 5. lack Hays (Hon). Perris Raceway Girl Power! Bv MIKE "SIR SMlLEV" RVER PERRIS, CA, MAY 4 It was all girl power in the Pee Wee 50c (4-6) division at round seven of the Perris Spring Series, as Amber West spanked the competition. Carlos Rios III took the runner-up spot once again, with a 2-2 score. Samuel Dabney gained third overall after advancing to a 6-3 score, bumping back Derek Hayward (5-4) and Joshua Hubner (4-7), who finished out the top five. Like an animal control officer after astray, Tyler O'Neill was all over Frankie Salvatore in the 125cc Novice class. However, O'NeiJI finished in the runner-up spot, ahead of Ryan Cowell, who kept his distance from Austin Eitel and Randy Adair. With Salvatore out in front in mota two, Adair placed his Pete Racing Honda in the runner-up spot to land second overall. Eitel improved to a third-place finish for third overall, while Cowell finished 3-4 for fourth overall. O'Neill's hopes of a top-three finish were shattered after he finished seventh in moto two for fifth overall. Aaron Gwin claimed a win for RG3 and John Burr Cycles with a 1-1 sweep of the Schoolboy class. O'Neill has really stepped up his game aboard his new CRs, and he finished 2-3 for second overall. Salvatore improved in moto two, and his 4-2 score garnered third overall in his second class of the day. Dean Whitegon fell to a 3-5 score but pulled off fourth overall, ahead of Randy Adair (5-10). Jovan Pulgar nailed down the overall in the 50cc Stock (4-6) class with a 2-1 finish. Pulgar swapped moto finishes with Jose Ceja (1-2). who finished in the runner-up spot. Josiah Gonzales did his best to advance in both motos but finished out the top three with his 3-3 score. Andrew Frankos has stepped up to the larger 60cc machines in the Beginner class, and he stepped up to a 1- 1 sweep aboard his KTM. Jackson Ryan slipped to a 2-3 score but hung on to second overall. Nickolas Cervantes (3-4) was third overall. Garrett Eckman finished with a 6-2 score, scoring fourth overall. Sarah Price is no stranger to top-five Finishes while dicing with the boys, and this time she finished with a 4-5 score for the final top-five spot. After winning the previous round, Over 25 Beginner Rick Ellison (2-1) claimed another win after losing the first moto to Mike Laney (1-2). Jason Nishijima had a good view of the battle. as he stayed close for a 3-3 score and third overall. In the Super Pee Wee class, no one could touch Dane Silverlake, aboard his KTM. He took both mota wins, while Tristan Post gave chase in both motos for the runner-up spot. Cyle Moskowitz finished third in moto two for third overall on 4-3 scores, while Connor lombardi and Joshua Stark took the final two topfive positions. Results Pee Wee Track PfW 50 (4-6): 1. Amber West; 2. Cattos RlOI m; 3. Sarnuei Dabney; 4. Denom Sil...erloke; 5. Samuel Dabney. 50 STK BEG (4-6): l. Shane Early (Cob); 2. Brandon Kaupp (Poll: 3. Somuel Oobney (Pol). 50 STK BEG (7.8): I. Hayden Fiupatrick (KTM); 2. ChnSUan Musgrave (Pol): 3. ~en Gibbons (Kalil); 4. Brandon Outcault (KTM): Kyl~ Fry (l.em). 50 STK NOV (4-6): I. Laoce Rioux (Cob). 50 STK NOV (7-8): I. Teren Salinas (Pol); 2. Lance Rioux (Cob); 3. DI'e\II DiGiovaMi (Pol). 50 STK STRTR (4-6): I. Brenl Brady (KTM): 2. Brandon Sussman (Hus): 3. Don Moody (KTM). 50 STK STR'TR (7 -6); 1. 8nKI Solomon (l.em); 2. Max Undbefg (KTM); 3. Nicholas Paplia (KTM); 4. Tyler Uller (Cob); 5. Derek Hayward (KTM). 50 MOO BEG (4·6): 1. Shane Early (KTM): 2. Jeremy Taylor (Pol): 3. Brandon Kaupp (Pol). 50 MOD BEG (7.8): I. Kyland Bishop (KTM); 2. Brandon Out· cault (KTM); 3. Kyle Fry (Lem); 4. Del~ Gibbons (Kalil): 5. JordlUl 5. S_IKTIII· Mill Creek Motocross Park: Darryl Heisler (506) scored an impressive win In the Over 25 class In Pel! City, Alabama. 82 JUNE 11, 2003' cue • • n e vv sa 50 MOD NOV (7-8): 1. Done Silverlake (KTM); 2. Bryan Burch (KTM): 3. ChaN Early (Cob). XR50 (4-6): I. Mason Scott (Hon): 2. Don Moody (Hon); 3. Chad Crosbie (Han); 4. Brandon Outcault (Hon): 5. Blake Bald111ln (Hon). XR50 ADV: 1. Celeb Fairdough (Han); 2. Zachary FOl'lyth Perris Raceway: Amber West has been unstoppable in the PW5Dcc (4-6) division of the Perris Spring Series; al round seven, she once again finished with a 1-1 sweep. (Hon): 3. D.J. Hart (Han); 4. Braden Kooiman (Hon); 5. PhUlip Hauser (Hon). 60 STRTR: 1. Kyle Early (Kaw); 2. Tyler Hayward (Kalil); 3. Sammy foIIac:aluso (KTM); 4. Phillip Hauser (Su1): 5. Corey Puraynskl (50<1· SlPfW: 1. Bryan &n:h (KTM); 2. Teren Salinas (Pol): J. Bran· don OW:auIl (Krill. TRlJBK.: 1. Mike Cronk (Han); 2. Jus& Lee (Yam): J. Samantha Kiper (Han): 4. Cody Callahan (Yam); 5. Brittany Forsyth. Main Tr.Kk 50 sn< ('.6), '- -""'on Pulga, (Poll: 2..- Coje (Pol): 3. _ ah Gom-oles (Pol). 50 STK (7·8): 1. Cody Baker (Pol): 2. Tristan Post (Cob); J. Bd (Pol); •. T,1e< T..."... (Pol): 5. C,Ie _ (Krill. 50 1100 ('-6), ' - . (Pol). 50 1100 (7-81' '- Bn Fox (Han); 4. MaXll Touw (Yam). 125 BEG: 1. Karson Cavanaugh (Kaw); 2. Kyle Rekr (Yam): 3. Dean Price (Kaw); 4. OeYon Hauser; 5. Kun. Donahf!e. 125 NOV: 1. Frankie Sel...atore (Yam); 2. RIll'ldy Adair (Han); 3. ~ Elt.eI (Sw.): 4. Ryan Cowefl eKaw); 5. Tyler O·NeiI (Han). 125 OPEN: I. Robert. Golden (Hon). 2SO BEG: 1. Kyl~ Reiter (Yam); 2. Taylor Chnstianson (Han): J. Grant Clat»ugh (Hon). 250 NOV: 1. TylerO'!"'le1ll (Hon). 250 INT; I. lac Wray (Yam). 250 PRO: I RAndy Clarll, (Hon). WMN BEG: 1. Sarah Pnce (Kalil). WMN NOV: 1. Vrl\ Go6den (Han). SCHBY: l. Aaron 0..., (Kalil); 2. Tyler O"l'ielll (Hon); J. Frankle Salvlllof'e (Yam): 4. DtM Whit.egon (Yam); 5. Randy Adlur (Han). 25· BEG: I. Rick Ellison (Yam); 2. Mike Laney (Yam); J. Jason Nishijima. 25.. EX: 1. Branden Milstead (Suz). 30_ BEG: '- Juotin _ " (Krll). )0.. NOV: 1. URn Taylor (Hon). 40.. NOV; 1. "Tim WiUiams(yam). C.,. A_ Midway Motorsports Park Lentz Picture-Perfect Bv MARK BUCHANAN MITCHELL, IN, MAY 4 The weather was cold and overcast for the first race in May at Midway Motorsports Park. Despite the poor weather, 112 riders showed up anyway for a fun day of racing. Brad Lentz had a great day, winning all four motos of the 250cc A and Over 25 A classes on his Quality Window & Door/Uds By Fid-backed Yamaha. Lentz went virtually unchallenged, taking the holeshot and going

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