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of motos, but Mother Nature just would not play along. After a great day of racing on Sat· urday. as well as a great first set of motos on Sunday, the staff made the right choice and called the event. Overall, though, it was still a great weekend. Thanks to the help from many local shops, as well as factory support from Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki zmd Husqvarna. many riders show up to contest the lIlini Series to get their wallets fattened! This is a good series and a great track. Check out www.ltrnoffroad.com for more information. In the 250cc C class, Kawasaki rider Michael Simmoneau checked out for the win. Yamaha riders Christopher Gemme and Brad Schultz finished second and third. He has produced original artwork for event programs at the Milwaukee Mile and Road America as well as special art projects for Watkins Glen,Memphis Motorsports Park, Gateway International Raceway, the Grand Prix Association of Long Beach, Kimberly-Clark, Toyota, Miller Brewing Company, and Ralph Marlin Ties. He has also created 11 number of commissions for racers and teams in all forms of motorsports. These Limited Edition stunning color motorcycle images are each part of run 01250 prints. They are signed & numbered by the artist, and autographed by the racer. Each includes a certificate of authenticity with a photo of the racer signing the print. They are printad on high quality paper and have generous borders for framing. Image sizes vary and arB listed with ellch. Honda rider Daniel Gossman won the 250cc D class and eamed a free pass to the C class. Honda riders Clay Carrie and Dustin Hayn finished second and third. In the 12xc C class, Simmoneau took the win, with Socal DecaI/Maxxis/HRP/FMF/909· backed Justin Pinckard second. Cray Goodin finished first in the 12xc D class and will now be a C rider; Erik Hughes finished second. When the 50s got off and running, Cody Margenthaler had his Lem out in front of the Junior class at the checkers, Mf,H Sales and Service/Action Racing Center/Fly Pizza f, More's Damon Sortzum finished second. In the Senior class, Owen Motorsports/Thor/No Fear·backed Lem rider Jace Owen won the 14" Pascel Picotte "HO VFR1000" X 22" Autographed by PP $60.00 race, with David Howard second and ZlIIch Connan third. Team Green/Dreyer Cycle/Pro Circuit/Sus· pension Plus Training Camp/Renthal-backed Kawasaki rider Shawn Clark looked like he's back in shape and up to full speed after his wrist injury, and he looked proud of the fact that his pictures were on lIll the plaques for the weekend. Ryno Racing/Planet-X· Treme/Kuhn's Custom Cabinets/Fortal·lnternational/Olney Yamaha·Honda·backed Yama· ha rider Derek Leist put in a good, strong ride for second. Clark also won the 250cc A class, again with Leist in second. Kawasaki rider Justin Fortner topped the 250cc B class, with Blake Martinson second. KTM rider Keith Grant put his SX across the line first for the win in the 12xc B class. Suzuki rider Jacob Lusting finished second. In the 65cc class, Kawasaki rider Tyler Rickey finished first, with Owen second. In the 65cc Beginner class, Kawasaki rider Tayler Hungate took the win, but the best ride in the class was that of Zach Corman, who charged to the front, then went down, and then worked his way right to the leader's rear tire on the last lap· but he just ran out of time. Suzuki jockey John Yeley finished first in the Vintage class, with Honda rider Scott Monday in tow. 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(Outside the U.S.. first· class delivery is available for 5150.00; Canada & Mexico are 5145.00), Cycle News' toll·free subscription hotline is 1·800-831·2220, • or· Register yoor delivery complaints with the U.S. Postal Service oo·line at: www.usps.comlreedbacklfeedbacl<.btm or, call the U.S. Postal Service toll·f... consumer hotline . 24 hours a day, seven days a week - at 1·800·ASK·USPS (1·800·275·8777). Please keep your message brief, to the point. descriptive of your delivery problems, and as polite as possible. If the USPS hean; from enough customers, they can only pay anention and improve their service. MINI I: I. Justin Freund: 2. Derrick Holpuch; 3, Ricky Wittke; 4. Caleb WIlson: 5, TllIvfs Sample, MINI 2: L Kyle Corman; 2. DllIon Hall; 3, Tony Panaplnto: 4. Joshua Ivers; 5. Andrew Dewees. 50 JR: \. Cody Marg~thaler. 2, Damon Sortzum; 3, Keeze Ca~· er: 4. Bradlee Williams; 5, Branden Meyer. 50 SR: I. Jace Owen; 2. David Howard: 3. Zach Corman; 4. Kynon Johnson; 5. Hayden Edwards. 65 BEG: 1, Tayler Hungate: 2, Zach Corman: 3. Caleb Hunter: 4. Chris Rourke: 5. Max Church, 65: 1. Tyler Rkkey; 2. Jace Owen; 3, David Howard; 4. Jordan Jones; 5. Pad81 Feagans. 85 JR: 1. Justri FreI.I'Kt: 2. Tyler Rickey; 3. Dt1ridl: Holpuch: 4. Ricky Wrtzke; 5. Ryan Podgetl 85 SR: 1. Kyle Corman: 2. Dillon Hall; 3, Josh Ivers; 4. Tony Panaplnto: 5. Andrew ~. 125 A: 1. Shawn Oa.t; 2. Derek Leist 3. Geddy Karrie: 4. Jo Snedegar: 5. Adam Young. 125 B: I. Keith Grant; 2. Jacob Lustig: 3. Josh Drubln; 4. ..Jordan Dwonynski; 5. Blake Martinson. 125 C: I. Mkhael Simmoneau: 2. Justin Pinckard; 3. A1yue Ail· ley; 4. Mike ~ 5. Ancftw Ruud. 125 D: I. Clay Goodn: 2. ErIk Hughes: 3. Ross UIfer, 4. Robbie Geelde; 5. David Cruthis. 250 A; \. Shewn Oark:: 2. Derdt leist; 3. Adam Young: 4. Dennis ~y; 5. Sean Klncakt 250 B: I. Justin Fonner: 2. Blake Martinson: 3. Troy Dew. 4. Patrick 8rtIisoer: 5. David PaW. 250 C: I. Mic:hDeI Simrnooeau; 2. Chris Ciernme; 3. Brad Schultz; 4. Mike HuttenIocker; 5. Ryan Tayklr. 250 D: I. Dan\rel Gossman; 2. Clay Carrie; 3. John Hamblin; 4. Dustin Hayn; 5. Mike Vociss. 4·STRKlOPEN: 1. Thomas Bradley: 2. Cale Sexon; 3, Shane Woy. V1NT: 1. John YeIey; 2. Sc:ott fIi\onday; 3, Keith Otlver; 4. Logan Ebon. WMN: I. A1yue Ailley; 2. Bt1anna Mahon; J, &smantha Reed; 4. Shyla Williamson; 5. Talll Stok. SCHBV: I. Jacob lustig: 2. Broc: Slms; 3. Blake Martinson; 4. .kmnlah ...IottMon; 5. M.lchael Simmoneau, \4·24 A:. I. Shawn Clal1t; Z. Adam Young: 3, Geddy Kame; 4. Jo Snedegar: 5. Thomas Bradley, 14-24 B: I. Keith Grant; 2. Jeremle ft\oon, 25+ A: 1. R~rt Mots!nger. 2. Alex Rossetto: 3. Rod fo\arshall; 4. Toby Leaf, 5. Randy Southard. 25+ B: I. Mike Hunenloc:ker; 2. Matt BorgJc:: 3. Patrldt Bramr. 4. David Paul; .5. Sc:ott Monday. 30+ 1\: 1. Robert Motsinger: 2. Chris Schmulbach; J. Rod Mar· shall; 4. Toby Leaf; 5. Steven Chestnut. 30+ B: 1. David Ughtle: 2. Christopher Gemme; 3. Keith Allen: 4. Robert Connolly: 5. Steven Bennett. 35+: I. Rod Marshall: 2. Gary !\dllms; 3. Pllul WIllis: 4. Rick Witzke; 5. Brad Manslnne. 40+ A:. \. Gary Adams; 2. Sleven Shank; 3. Paul WlIIls; 4. Scott leist; S. Robert Milkovich. 40+ B: I. Ray Coburn: 2. Charles NIc:e; 3. Gerald Harrison: 4. Ronald Charles; 5, MaI1t Rubenstein. SO.: t. George Palmieri.