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I&I:cd&.~ TECH-CARE SUSPENSION SERVICE "7e!"- - , - 8«-- __ eaa Motorcycle &SnowmobiJeSalvage 7=-'-8«-." 248-666-4651 l\IIASON. l\IIICHIGAN www.tech-care.com Hurricane Hills Sports Center: Dan Zabrowski (SZ) and Matt Eastman (243) battle for the lead early in the second 12Scc Amateur mota at the second annual Independence Day Race in Clifford, Pennsylvania. 250 NOV: 1. Dan Roeting (KTM); 2. Derek Zydalis (KTM): 3. Victor Palmieri (Suzl: 4. Jake Mattioli (Kaw): 5. Corey Nickeson (SUI). 250 AM: I. Matt Eastmen (Yam): 2. Bryan Fleischman (Yam); 3. Chris Murray (Yam): 4. Dan Z.abroW5kl (Yam}; 5. Jllke MaSSllm (Hen). 250 PRO/EX: I. Sonny Nighmlln (Kaw); 2. Bob Eichlin (Hen): 3. Thomas Burton (Yam); 4. Brandon Monroe (Yam); 5. Christopher Chomko (Yam). WMN: 1. Christina Bashll (Yam). SCHBY: L Frllnk Bums (KllW); 2. Olin Zabrowski (Yam): J, $eDn Wallace (SUI): 4. Josh Ungle (Yam): 5. Jimmy Izzo (Yam). CLGBY: 1. Ryan James (Hen); 2. Chris Murray (Yam): 3. Patrick Simpson (Yam): 4. Chad Milazzo (Hon): 5. Brandon Monroe (Yam). 25. AM: I. Bob Lapusnllk (Yam): 2. Allen Duigon (Yam); 3. B.J. Wightman (Yam): 4. Ed Kowalick (Hon): 5. Brian Sworen (Kaw). 25+ EX: l. Michllel Belir (Suz); 2. Bob EJchlin (Hon); 3. Sean Skutnik (Yam): 4. &ott Rockwell (Hon); 5. Larry Harper (Yam). 30+ NOV: I. Mark Nevil (Hon); 2. Wayne Tlllllrll (Kaw); 3. Anlhony Dimarzio (Yam); 4. Marlin Kushner (Hon): 5. Joe Krzaczkowskl (Kaw). 30+ AM; J. Ed Kowalick (Hon): 2. Chris Cerminaro (Yam); 3. Brian Sworen (KlIw); 4. Robert Smith (Hon); 5. Jim Sanderson (Suz). 30+ EX; l. Michllel Bear (Suz); 2. $elln Skutnlk (Yam); 3. Bob Eichlin (Hon); 4. Erik Burkholder (Hon); 5. Gene Nlghman (Kaw). 40+: I. Gene Nighman (Kaw); 2. Brian Brolldwell (SUI): 3. Doug Henry (Hon): 4. Brett Sherman (Hon); 5. Douglas Wentzell (Hon). CADlMX Vintage Motocross Series Round 4: Cahuilla Creek MX Park Vintage Racers Bulldogs Dutch Sport Park Freelin Grattan Log Road Baja Battle Creek Bay Racing Big Air 9&5 $ Sept. 7 Sunday 6am' GATE OPENS SUZUKI. 7-8am SIGN UP 9-11am 8am·h30PT 9am-2pm orearlier $10. 00 M.A.C. MediCi Beat the Gate - under twelve (not racing) Free $25. 00 Heat! per Class Split Program By STEVE CARD ANZA, CA, JULY 5 In spite of temperatures reaching nearly triple·digit levels, a strong core of Vintage racers gathered at the popular Cahuilla Creek MX Park for round four of the 2003 CALVMX Vintage Motocross Series. For the hard·core racers, the biggest chal· lenge on this hot day was the 30-minute Ironman contest. Per tradition. all bikes had to have air-cooled motors and drum brakes; this was the day's ultimate test of rider and machine. At the drop of the starting gate, the mixed group of Vintage and Post-Vintage machines rocketed up the starting hill toward the sharp left-hand hairpin turn. Grabbing the lead coming out of the first turn was Yamaha YZ465mounted GP Intermediate racer David Ogilvie. Behind him, a duel was forming between Husqvarna rider Allen McKay and Maico man Dan McEnterfer in the GP Novice division. As Ogilvie began to establish what would prove to be an insurmountable lead, McEnter· fer and McKay engaged in their own private battle. Lap after lap, McEnterfer kept a slight lead over McKay. As the minutes ticked by, McKay slowly closed the gap on McEnterfer. With only a few minutes left in the contest. McKay's Husky finally got around the Maicomounted McEnterfer. As Ogilvie crossed the finish line for an uncontested win, McKay Morelands Polka Dots Red Bud Pro Source Indoor District 14 For More Details Log on to PortLandmx.com l!llJW 1I1..9 !j 'i::J is perfect for everyone! Cycle News brings you all the latest in the world of motorcycling... months faster than the magazines! Your gift subscription will be a welcome weekly reminder of your thoughtfulness... Call ToU-Free 1.800.831.2220 9:00am - 5:0 m P.S.T.) eye I e n e _ so • JULY 30, 2003 67