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VET B: I. Jeff HopkinS (Kaw): 2. Grady Huff (Hon): 3. Donald
Fritts (Yam); 4. Ted Allard (Hon); 5. David Ma~ (Yam).
VET NOV: 1. Tyson Smith (Yam): 2. John Munson (Kaw): 3.
Astmo Nle'ves Jr. (Kew): 4. Termce Allard (Hon).
VET PRO: I. ~w Atkin. (Yam): 2. Wayne Balliett Jr. (Yam);
3. Jared Carlson (Yom): 4. Corey Cope (Hon): 5. Nelson Yorke
(Yam).
OPEN (12-15): I. Kyle Colderini (Yom): 2. Hunter Meyer (Yom):
3. Quinn Donathan (KTM): 4. Keith Naegel (Yam): 5. Rustin Meyer
('"").
OPEN (14-24): 1 Adorn Harvey (Hen); 2. Michael Moen (KTM):
3. Ashley BoMm (Hon): 4. Danny Bajul (Hon).
OPEN BEG; I. Nell Travnicek (taM): 2. Jesse Paul (KllW); 3.
Joseph Coffett:; 4. Derell Covlnder (Kew); 5. Graham Hill (Kaw).
OPEN NOV: I. Shane Britt (Yom); 2. Steve Street (Yam); 3. Don
Sandenon (Hon); 4. Marcus lbenet (Yom) 5. Josh Richard (Hon).
OPEN A; 1. Matt Karlsen (Suz); 2. Kevm Hall Jr. (Yom); 3. fo\lltt
Whitmarsh (Yom): 4. 8nmdon Hightower (Yam).
OPEN 8: 1. Christopher Watt (Yam); 2. AJ. lux (Hen); 3. Gom!t
Richerd (Hon); 4. Joson Calderioi (Hon); 5. Chace: Donathan (Yam).
Wfl\N NOV: I. Kimberly Herman (Hoo); 2. Shannon Bedford
(Yam); 3. Bethenne Peters (Yom): 4. Katie Tracey (Yom); 5. Shelby
Smith (KTMI.
WMN A; I. Ashley Boham (Hon); 2_ Alyssa Weaver (Yam); 3.
Amy Rogers (Yom).
WMN B: I. Amy Kwak (Yam): 2. Amber Moreland (Kaw): 3.
Molly l.lImben (Suz): 4. Mondy Catalano (Yam); 5. Rose Bromberg
(Hon).
SR NOV: I. Michael Herman (Hoo): 2. Scott Phillips (Hon); 3.
Donald Jewell (Yom): 4. Rlchord Shenkel (Yam); 5. Tony Moran
(Suz).
SR A: I. Shown Smith (Hon); 2. Jeffrey Summers (KTM): 3. Bill
Nolan (YlIm); 4. Steven Woods (Yam): 5. Randy Shumard (Hon).
SR B: 1. Tom Browne (Hon); 2. John McGray (Yam); 3. Jeffrey
Bell (Hon): 4. Tony Kwak (Yam); 5. Patrick Boles (Yam).
SISR: 1. Monty Kyle (Hon): 2. Michoel Kish Sr. (Hon): 3. John
Shaffer (Yom): 4. Byron Wolf (KTM); 5. Dwight Catalano (Yam).
Delta Park Raceway
The Stars and Stripes
Come Out in Portland
By JUSTIN WHARTON
PORTLAND, OR, JULY 3
Decked out in red, white and blue from head
to toe, Eric Loney handily won the 125cc
Pro class on the night of July 3 in Portland,
Oregon.
In the first 125cc Pro and Intermediate
mota, Intermediate rider Anthony Cerruti
absconded with the holeshot, with Scotty
Bloom and Loney in tow. Loney fought his
way by Bloom, and a few laps later Johnson
messed up on the step-up and was unable to
do the large double. Both Joey Lancaster and
Tim Holas got by Johnson, and Johnson
could never quite get his rhythm back. When
the checkers came out. it was Cerruti with the
win, followed by Loney, Bloom, Holas, Lancaster, Johnson and James Barrett.
In the second moto, the Terry's Cycle Center-sponsored Cerruti pulled off another
holeshot, but this time he had Loney right on
his tail. The Team Moto Outfitters/MSR/Scott/
Pro Motion Suspension-backed Johnson started in third and was looking to stay in that
position, but Bloom pulled off a pass when
Johnson slid sideways on a small rise. Up
front, Cerruti and Loney were locked in a
fierce battle for the lead, and it looked like
Loney was almost going to take the win, but
Cerruti guarded every comer all the way to the
checkered flag for the victory. Loney followed
mere bikelengths behind for second, and the
Suzuki-mounted Bloom came away with third.
The battling Lancaster and Johnson finished
third and fourth, respectively.
Loney (1- 1) came away with the overall in
the I 25cc Pro class, while Holas (2-2) finished
second. Cerruti smoked the Intermediate class
with a I-I score, while the Pro Caliber-sponsored Bloom (2-2) finished second, and
rounding out the podium was Lancaster (3-3)
in third. Johnson (4-4) finished fourth, and
Barret (5-5) was fifth.
Aaron Blaine and John Laible battled for
the holeshot in the 50cc (7 -B) age class, but
Laible came away with the upper hand. However, Blaine quickly took the lead away from
Laible and pulled out a lead. Coltin Scott and
Mason Wharton followed, but they were having trouble catching the two up front. Blaine
appeared to have the win in the bag until he
encountered some lappers and had trouble
finding a fast way around them. Laible veered
through them to take the lead and held on for
the win, followed by Blaine in second and
Scott in third.
In the second mota, Blaine took the lead
right off the bat and never looked back. Scott
and Wharton were once again dueling for the
third position, but Scott proved a little faster,
and Wharton eventually started to lose a few
precious seconds. Blaine took the win, foliowed by Laible and Scott.
Blaine (2-1) took the overall, followed by
Laible (1-2) and Scott (3-3) in second and
third, respectively. Wharton (4-4) finished
fourth, and Thompson (5-5) rounded out the
top five.
Results
50 (4·6): 1. Somuel Mercer (KTM); 2. Shaden Nugent (KTM); 3.
Keltln Boykin (Hus); 4. John Pal50n (KTM); 5. Ryder Waite (KTM).
50 (7-8): 1. Aaron Blaine (Pol): 2. John l.lIlble (KTM); 3. Cottin
Scott (KTM): 4. Mason Wharton (Pol); 5. Travis Thompson (KTM).
60 (6-8): I. Coo~r Garza (KTM): 2. Talyn Taylor (KTM): 3.
Tyler Webb (KTM): 4. Devin Harriman (KTM); 5. Nothon Heck (Kaw).
60 (9-11): I. Thomas Nichols (KTM); 2. Andy Dl Brtno (!