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Results SCR: I. Bobby Hedden (GM): 2. Bart Bast (Jaw): 3. Bryan Yarrow (Jaw): 4. Chris Kerr (Jaw). HDCP' J. Bart Bast (Jaw): 2. Bryan Yarrow (Jaw); 3. Bobby H~en (OM); 4. ~rt; Carrillo (Jaw): 5. Matt Browne (Jaw). 02: I Mart; Thomas (Jaw): 2. Vince BertoIucci (Jaw): 3. Mike Brown (Jaw). D3~ I Bruce Basi (Wes); 2. John Dellthefage (JlIW); 3. Danny Poll (Jaw). 01 YTH I T.J Fowler (Jaw): 2. Alex Marcucci (Jaw): 3. J.T Mabry (JlIW). 02 YTH' I. J. Douglas Rlckeus (Wes); 2. MItchell Johnson (Wes): 3. RICky FellClO 03 YTH: I. Tori Hubbert (Hon); 2. Dillon Peterson (Tri): 3. Cody Ciclarelll (Tn). Plaster City East TItIm lIm] IOnI OneI Of The Largest I 5 Days and Most Spectacular Tracks In The World This Could Be The Largest All Youth Event Ever! Labor Day Weekend - August 27, 28, 29, 30 & 31 OHV Lane Hot in Sidewinders SSummer SSSizzler AMA Rules Apply On All Ages And Classes - Ages 4-15 Each Rider May Participate In Three Different Classes - Stock and Modified By ROBIN DAVIS Are You The Top Kid Of Motocross For Your Age? PLASTER CITY, CA, JULY 12 Joey Lane beat the heat and the rest of the pack for the overall win in the Sidewinders Motorsports AMA District 38 Sidewinders SSummer SSSizzler. Lane got in 10 laps and finished the European Scrambles~style race in one hour and 26 minutes as the temperatures soared from 82 degrees when the green nag dropped to 94.5 at the checkered flag. Pete Andrassy took the holeshot and was followed by Adrian Collins and Lane through the first checkpoint and lap one. Collins took over the lead on lap two and pulled a healthy lead, but by lap three he had dropped out with a blown rear shock. After that. Lane took over the lead and never looked back. "We ICollins. Andrassy and Lane] had it pinned through the first checkpoint," said Lane. HSince there is no prerunning lof the trackl allowed, none of us really knew the course. I was content to follow Collins. We just rode smart that first lap. By the second lap. we knew the course and had it throttled the rest of the way." Later in the race, Andrassy got caught up with Serina Item when she crashed on lap two. Andrassy picked himself right up and finished second, not losing a position. Item battJed with a fouled plug (which stalled her bike several times) as well as the crash but went on to win the Women's class and finish 14th overall. getting in five laps. "'I really liked the course." said Lane after the race as trophies were handed out in the sweltering, 105.3·degree heat. "It was techni· cal and not real fast. Since there is no prerun· ning allowed, the course isn't as rough, and it's fair to all ~ even for those who don't get the chance to get out and prerun." Jerry Jones, Steve Carver and David Campbell rounded out the top five. Sidewinders Motorsports will officially go on summer break until its next event on Saturday, September 13, which will be a nighttime European Scrambles at Superstition OHV Area. The event will begin at 7 p.m., with sign-up and tech inspection beginning at 4 p.m. For more information, contact the Sidewinders at 760/358-7505 or visit the Web site at www.sidewindersmotorsports.com. THE SUPER SPEEDWAY OF MOTOCROSS Alabama's National Motocross Park Tallassee, Alabama 5Oc

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