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eo S/MlNI: 1. Joey Hams (ttaw): 2. Marcus BnIdshztw (Yam): 3. Bryce Huffman (Yam): 4 Jarred Hot!: (Hon): 5_ Blake Ballard (Yam). 80 BfW- 1. MAett ~msleinef (SuI): 2_ Joe Hernandez (Hon): 3. Kody fo'oeIendrez (Sw:); 4. Jacob IUIrr (Hon): 5_1an Ander50n (Hon). 100: 1. Bun Bickham (Hon). SCHBY: 1. Tan DiOadano (Suz): 2. Beau Weigand (Yam); 3. Kurtis Batey (Yom); 4. Matthew Williams (Yam); 5. ROM Thred (Sul). 125 BEG 0·1: I. Jerem)' &eza (Hon); 2. Jed Strong (KTM): 3. Deric Lane (Yam): 4. Brad Patterson (Hon); 5. Joey Lasiter (Suz). 125 BEG 0·2: I Yoble Jacobsen (Yam): 2. Michael Tovare. (Yom): 3. Chris Weaver (Hon): 4. Shane Boss (Yam); 5 Trmothy Bur· kett (Hon). 125 BEG D·): 1. Raymond Cole (Sw:): 2. Erik FIalkowski (Yam): 3. Jordan Whltt.to (Yom); 4. David Johnson (Kow); 5. Sovannah Clark (Hon). 125 NOV D·); L Beou Weigand (Yam); 2. Les Soito (Han); 3. Matthew Williams (Yam); 4. Curtis Roe (Yam): 5. Ronald McCasland (Yam). 125 NOV 0·2: I. TIm DiGlo«:Iano (Suz): 2. ROM Threet (Suz); 3. Steven Turner (Hon): 4. Anthony Gonzales (Hon): 5. Nathan Brock (Yom). 125 INT: I. Steven Hernandez (Suz): 2. Greg KarmAM (Yam); 3 Anthony Manlglla (Yam): 4. Gary Hudlum (Suz): 5. Cameron Bowman (Yam). 125 PRO: 1. Billy Jurevkh (Stu): 2. Robert Hamid (Yam); 3. Corey McDaniel (SUI): 4. Scott Howe (Yam): 5. Robby Boptlsta (yam). 250 BEG: I. Allen Woodward (Han): 2. Yobie Jacobson (SUI): 3. Chris Collins (Yam): 4. Nick Fisher (Hon); 5. Ritchie Magallan (Yam). 250 NOV: I. Nick Wachter (Hon): 2. Greg Fouts (Yllm): 3. Brylln Merk (Yam); 4. Eric Stoke (Hon): 5. Michael Guerrero (Hon). 250 INT: I. Scotty Alves (Hon); 2. Steven Hemllndel. (Suz): 3. Slan Finney (Hon): 4. Michael Fargher (Hon); 5. Coty Loudenburg (Hon). 250 PRO: 1. Billy Jurevlch (SUl); 2. Robert Harold (YlIm); 3. Brian Roth (Yam); 4. Cory McDaniel (Suz): 5. Robby Baptista (Han). 4-STRK OPEN: L Mark Silva (Yam): 2. Nick Wachter (Hon): 3. Scotty Guthrie (Hen): 4. Dana COAlY (Yam); 5. Greg Douglas (Yam). OIL: I. Anthony Manlglla (Yam). WMN: I. Savannah Clal'tt (Hon): 2. Brandl Gree1le (Hon): 3. Bri· anne James (Pol); 4. Amanda Clari< (Han): 5. Shelby Mtmock (Kaw). 25. BEG; I. Jason Ferre (Sul): 2. Mike Wilson (Yam); 3. Pete Schaber (Yam); 4. Mike Clari< (Han); 5. TImothy Burkett (Hon). 25+ NOV: I.. Craig King (Yam); 2. Shawn Moody (Hon); 3. Bryan Byme (Sul). 25 .. INT; I. Scott)' Gulhrie (Hon); 2. Steve Slaney (Yom): 3. Dana Diake (Sw.); 4. Dana Corey (Yom). 30+ BEG: I. Craig Hereda (Yam): 2. Pete Schaber (Yam); 3. Steve O'~ta (Hon); 4. Kazi Man:hewka (Hon); 5. Poul Kart (Hon). 30.. NOV: I. Donny O'Keefe (Hen); 2. Joey Ruiz (Yam); 3. David Helton (Yam): 4. Wea Lee (Suz): 5. Tony Jaime (Yam). 3O.1NT; 1. Craig King (Yam). 30. PRO: I.MarkSilve (Yam). 35.. HOV: I. Ryan Menke (Hon}: 2. Mark Mansfield (Hon); 3. (Han); 4. Do""'""",,, (Sw). 35. EX: 1. Mike Newrnon (Sul). 40+ NOV: 1. David Hetton (Yarn); 2. Mark MansfIekt (Hon): 3. No McKinnon (yam}: 4. MUte Wilson (Yam); 5. John StI.mP (Hon). 40. INT: I. G~ Douglas (Yarn); 2. Pat Souger (KTM); 3. Cnllg HarnUlon (Sul). 40.. EX: I. Mike Newman (SuI); 2. Pete Gondry (Yam). TOP GUN SHOOTOOT: 1. Corey McDaniel (Suz); 2. Craig Truglio (Yam); 3, Billy Jurevich (Suz): 4. Robert Harold (Yam): 5. Scott Howe (Yam). 3. Michael Raines (Yam): 4. Matt ~ (Kaw); 5. Phillip Bruscetla (Sw). 125 lNT: I. Donie! Sani (Hon); 2. Jeff Bell (KTM); 3. Brett Kk!1I1 (Hon): 4. Cale Wall.ace (KTM): 5. Tyler O·Neill. 125 PRO: 1. BiUy Payne (Yam); 2. Randy Oatil (Hen); 3 Brandon Milstead (Yam). 250 BEG: 1 JustJn Richards (Sw). 250 NOV: I. Kurtis KAtelin; 2. "'athew Kelly; 3. John Turner. 250 INT: L Ricky Jurado Jr. (Yam); 2. Cody Hertel (Han); 3. Anthony Bruscella (Suz). 250 PRO: 1. Randy Clark (Hon): 2. Chris Panek (Yam): 3. Billy Payne (Yam). SCHBY: 1. Mike Alessi (Hon); 2. Ricky James (Yam): 3. Jeff AJessl (Han); 4. Brian Bebeck (Yam): 5. Matt Ortega (Kaw). 25. NOV: 1. Matt Oeveland (Hon). 30. BEG: I. Tm Welch (Hon). 30+ NOV: I. Joe Heald (Yam): 2. Ryan Jones (KTM); 3. Syd Woods (Yam). 30. !NT; I. Ray Heruley (Sull. 30. EX: I. Mat Bateman (Yam). 40. BEG: I. Bm Reiner (Suz). 40+ NOV: 1. Ro.ndy Green (Yam). 40... 1HT: 1. Michael Neal (KTM). Silver Springs Racing Inc. Rayner Shines Like Silver! By LARRY WOOSTER Perris Raceway: Karson Kavanagh came from behind in the 125cc Novice class to take both moto wins at round six of the Perris Hot Summer Nights Series. in the 125cc Novice class on behalf of Platinum One, M2R and Schmidt Performance. Improving with each progressive round is Yamaha-mounted Buddy Greene, who picked up his second runner-up overall finish, with a 2-3 score. Michael Raines picked up the pace in certain sections to step it up a bit in moto two, and his 6-4 score gamered third overall. Matt Ortega (5-5) finished fourth overali. with the help of Phillip Bruscelia (3-7), who had a few kinks to iron out in moto two after placing third in mota one. Bruscella finished fifth overall. s...._ Results Pee Wee Track 50 STK STRTR (4-6): I. Nathan Hamlin (Cob): 2. Christian Kilgore (KTM): 3. T)'~r Rose (KTM). 50 STK STRffi (7-6); I. Jacob Brumby (Cob): 2. OlirreU Balmer (Hon): 3. Darren Flores (KTM). 50 MOO STRTR: 1. Elisa Valenzuela (KTM). 50 STK BEG (4-6): I. Michael-Don Bass (KTM); 2. Michael Gilbert (KTM); 3. Sean MC'G~w (KTM); 4. Gil Sabalza (KTMl: 5. James Webb (KTM). 50 STK BEG (7-8): I. T)'ler Uber (Cob); 2. Fausto Valenzuela (KTM): 3. Austin Harney (Pol): 4. Billy Reimer (Lem); 5. Brock King (KTM). 50 MOD BEG (7·8): 1. Austin Hllmey (Pol): 2. Amber West (Lem): 3. Billy Reimer (lem): 4. Nicholas PapUa (KTM): 5. Chaisson Cozzens (Pol). 50 STK NOV (7-6); 1. BllIndon Outcltult (KTM): 2. Dillon Drum· men (KTM); 3. Kyle Fry (Lem). 50 MOD NOV (7-8): 1. Kyle Fry (Lem); 2. Kevin Grimmett (KTM); 3. Brandon Out.caull (KTM). P/W JR 50 (4-6): 1. Tyler Rosa: 2. Ian Fleenor; 3. Brandi Archer: 4. Michael Quinn; 5. Derek Roth. P/W JR 50 (7-8); I. Parker Meeks. P/W JR 50 ADV: I. Clayton Gamroth. S/P/W: 1. Brandon OutcauJt (KTM); 2. Tyk!r Uber (Cob); 3. Kevin Grimmett (KTM). TRl/BK: 1. Somantha Kiper (Hon): 2. Justin Lee (Sul); 3. TY NellOO (Hon); 4. MIke Cronk (Han); 5. Dylan Solftiefs (Yam). XR50 (4.6): 1. Sonny Brown: 2. Kody Pastet!. 3. Don Moody; 4. Austin Dunham: 5. Bethany YarbroughXR50 (7-8): L Garrett 6tI1mer: 2. J6cob Thomas: 3. Brock King; Perris Raceway Only Halfway There By MIKE "SIR SMIlEY" RYER PERRIS, CA, JULY 19 The Perris Hot Summer Nights Series has $30.000 in prizes and contingency money ready for its participants who have been competing all summer. With six rounds down and six to go, there's still a lot of racing to be done; this is just the halfway point. Chris Cuero came up with the overall win after taking second in moto two of the 60cc (6·8) class. Gerardo Roldan finished fourth in moto one but came back with a vengeance in moto two to take the win, giving him second overall. KTM jockey Jake Mohnike pulled off third overall with his 2·3 score. Luke PasteJl finished in the number· four spot with his 3-4 finishes. Jacob Partridge was on fire aboard his Pomona Valley Kawasaki KTM. claiming the overall win in the 60cc (9-11) class with a 1-1 sweep. Second overall went to Garret Eckman, who improved his overall finish with a second place in moto two after finishing in the number-three spot in moto one. Nitro Johnson finished in the runner-up spot in moto one and then, in moto two, chased Bobby Abrams, who was running in the number-three spot. Johnson's slip to fourth in moto two earned him third overall, while Abrams finished fourth overall with his 5·3 motos. Fellow PVK rider Michael Richards finished out the top five with a 4 -5 effort. Honda of Houston's Daniel Sani, on his CR 125, topped the 125cc Intermediate class. He was second best in moto one, behind KTM rider Cale Wallace, but took the win in moto two. Wallace fell out of contention in moto two. though his 1-8 score was good for fourth overall, leaving the door open for fellow KTM rider Jeff Beli, who finished 3-2 for second overall. Brett Klein, on his Mid Cities Honda, finished with a 4-3 score for third overall. after placing seventh at round five. Tyler O·Neill. on his Temecula Motorsports Honda, finished 7-5 for fifth overall after placing outside the top 10 at round five. Karson Cavanagh came back from a horrible round-five result (18th) to take the 1-1 win 72 AUGUST 20,2003' eye • ROCK GLEN, NY, JULY 19 The third of the six Silver Springs Racing Inc. Nite-Cross Series races was another barn· burner of a night under the bright Wyoming County lights. Well over 100 competitors were on hand, each one looking to catch some of that big Wyoming County air, and with the grandstands full and the fences lined with spectators, it's apparent that Silver Springs Racing is on the right track, Fourteen 60cc Mini moto-maniacs were ready to make their own tracks into moto history in a blaze of glory. The only consistent thing in moto one was Brandon Mays, who struck first and hardest, leading this class of multitalented riders from flag to flag. Jake Eddy, Todd Thompson, Tyler Rayner and J.J. Bankosh filled out the top five. With all the marbles on the line, not to mention aU the points, moto two would decide whose name everyone would remember from this night. Lightning does strike twice, as "Matrix" Mays struck again, claiming the holeshot in ·part deux," but Eddy's Kawasaki's front tire was about midbike to Mays' KTM. Kyle Bitterman, also on a KTM, was once again a top contender, taking the outside groove to move into third - only to find himself in another bar-to-bar battle, this time with Rayner, to defend his new position. Rayner was the big gainer, as he had railed past Chaz Clingerman, Thompson and Zak Sanders. Now Rayner was challenging Bitterman. passing him when Bitterman went down and peddling for all he was worth while cornering on a tight, well-worn inside line. And that was not the end of this story. Mays was faster and looked more comfortable over the various jumps, but Rayner was 4. Shae Mofgan: 5. Erick Reed. XR50 ADV: L Zachary Forsyth. 60 STRTR: l. Ty Nelson (Suzl: 2. JustJn Ducut (KTM); 3. Jacob Ruston (Sw): 4. Sean Lee (Kaw): 5. Ryltn Boydstun (Kaw) Main Track 50 (4-6) STK; I. Jose Ceja (Pol): 2. MitcheU Lubanko (KTM): 3. Rookie While (Cob): 4. Ryan Suratt (KTM); 5 Michael·Don Bass (KTM). 50 (4-6) MOO: I. Mitchell Lubanko (KTM): 2. Jose Cej.a (Pol); 3 Jacob CarllOO (Pol). 50 (7-8) STK: I. DarTe!1 White (Cob): 2. Jake fo'tohnIke (Pol): 3. Tristan Post (Cob); 4 Jovan P\JIgar (Pol); 5. Teren Salmu (Pol). 50 (7-8) MOD; I. Jake Mohnike (Pol): 2. Bryce Cords (Lem): 3. Jovan P\llgor (Pol). 50 OPEN: 1. Darre:H White (Cob). S/P/W: I. Joshua Stark (KTM). 60 BEG: I. Kyk! &Ikebtll (lUIw): 2. Atldt'ew EspZIlU (Kaw): 3 Teten Salinas (Kew); 4. Joey Black (Kaw); 5 Brandon Jones (Suz). 60 (6-8): I. Chris Cuero; 2. Gerllrdo Roldlltl; 3. Jake Mohnike. 60 (9-11): 1. Jacob Partridge; 2. Garret Eckman; 3. Nitm Johnson: 4. Bobby Abrams: 5. Michael Richards. 60 OPEN: I. Gerardo Roldan (Kew): 2. Jacob Partridge (KTM): 3. Jake Mohnlke (KTM); 4. Garrelt Eckman (KTM): 5. Meson Rodriguez (Yam). 80 BEG: 1. Justin Hommel (Yam): 2. Jeremy Greene (Yam); 3. Child Black (Kaw); 4. Austin Prince (KllW); 5. Brendlln Nicol (Hon). 80 (0·11): 1. Brent Bohanon (Yom); 2. Drake Rainier (Kew): 3. Sleven Abrems (Sul): 4. Billy Brinker (Kaw): 5. Cody E5pudo (Ka"",). 80 (12-13): I. Travis Baker: 2. Taylor Robert: 3. PlIrker Eckmlln; 4 Cameron Rodriguez: 5. Dana DAller. 80 (14-16): I. Mike Alessi (Honl: 2. Jeff Alessi (Hon): 3. Jake Bowersox (Suz); 4. Au5tJn While (Yam); 5. Eric Francis (SuI). 80 OPEN: I. Mike Alessi (Hon): 2. Jeff .'lIen; (Hon); 3. Mitch Alcorn (Hon); 4. Taylor Robert (Hon): 5. DaM Dreier (Yom). S/MINI: 1. Mike Alessi (Hon): 2. Jeff Alessi (Hon): 3. Travis &ker (Hon): 4. AusUn White (Yam): 5. Taylor Robert. 125 BEG: I. Corey Clinedinst (Kew): 2. Cod)' R)'e (Suz); 3. Jeremy Neal (KTM); 4_ Adam Ylinen (Suz): 5. Man Houghton (Hon). 125 NOV: I. Karson Kavanagh (KTM); 2. Buddy Greene (Yllm): e n e vv s Silver Springs Racing Inc.: Tyler Rayner from Ontario, Canada, outshined the other 60cc Mini competitors at round three of the Nite-Cross Series in Rock Glen, New York. able to reel Mays in every lap by skimming over the whoops much more quickly. However, it was while cornering that Rayner made his move, and he took the lead with time run· ning out! Rayner finished first, only a heartbeat ahead of Mays and Eddy. Thompson and Clingerman rounded out the top five. The Silver Spring Racing Nite-Cross Series will come to a close with the October 4, and October 5 will be the last Silver Springs WNYMA race of 2003. Results 50 SHAfT: I. Ian Tillack (Yam): 2. Mlttt Zacher (Yam); 3. Jade Repass (Yam): 4. DaMll Zampalori (Cob); 5. Colton Camp (Yam). 50 CHAIN; 1. Connor Kelly (KTM): 2, Justin Mltys (KTfo\): 3. Emerson Connor (KTM); 4. Jason Chacho (Cob): 5. Cody Marriott (KTM). 60 MINI: 1. Tyler Rayner (Hon): 2. BnlIndon Mlty5 (KTM); 3. Jake Eddy (Kaw); 4. Todd Thomp5Ofl (KTM): 5. CI\az CllngelTl\an (KTM). 80; 1. Nicholas &samanla (Suz); 2. Louis Tepas (Yam); 3. Tyler Rayner (Hon); 4. Jake Eddy (Kltw): 5. Gary Cartwright (Kaw). 125 BEG: I. JlIred Unk (KTM): 2 Ryan Ust (Yam): 3. Brett Gage (Yam): 4. CMd Flanagan (Yam); ,. Mike Grady (Yam). 125 NOV: I. Mike Miller (Yam): 2. Kenneth Crane (Yam); 3. Brdt Bender (Yam); 4. NIcholas Apgar (Kaw): 5. Brilln Wager (Suz). 125 AM; 1. Frank Bums (Kew); 2. Matthew Fllnl (Yam); 3. Alex Sigismondl Jr. (Ke.....): 4. Shawn Calabrese (Yam). 125 EX: I. Brian Austin (Yem): 2. Brandon Meier (Yam): 3. Jamie Robinson (Yam): 4. Ja!lOn Doyle (Yltm): 5. NIgel Mtutln (Yam). lSD/OPEN BEG: I. Brandon Mau (Han): 2. Jonltlhan Bumbarge (Kaw); 3. Greg Penlon (Kaw): 4. Kyle Booth (KTM): 5. Terry Booth (KTM). 250/0PEN NOV: I. Joshua Klem (Yam): 2. Rick Angood (Yam): 3. Joshua Wilmot (Hon): 4. Mike Knapp (Kaw); 5. Rkhard fo\erriam (Hon). 250/0PEN AM:. 1. Scott Sears (Hon); 2. Alex Slgismondi Jr. (Kaw): 3. Ryan WakUlk (Yam); 4. Shawn Mowry (Yam): 5. Jason L.uce (Kaw). 250/0PEN EX: I. Jemie Robinson (Yam): 2. Jason Doyle (Yam): 3. Justin Bradley (KTM); 4. Brian Austin (Hon): 5. Paul Doty (Yam). SR B: L Ray Telaak (Yem): 2. Mark Gage (Yam): 3. Dean Oembinsh (Yam). SR C: 1. John Mosko (Hon): 2. Mike KMpp (Kaw); 3. Tom Klern (Yam). Path Valley Speedway Wood. Robinson Roll to Double Wins By UN BREECH SPRING RUN. PA. JULY 19 Raun Wood and Brandon Robinson took advantage of a rare rain-free Saturday evening to leave Path Valley Speedway with a pair of wins each. Wood took an unusual 25-lap 600cc A final and the 250cc A final; Shawn Baer spoiled Wood's chance at a triple with a win in the Sportsman final. Robinson won the 125cc and 250cc B finals. At the riders' meeting, one rider suggested running the 600cc A for 25 laps; the others agreed. As he had done in the heats, Wood put his Scott Powersports/Greenland Masonry/BRP-sponsored machine into the lead immediately. Baer, John Lewis, Sammy Sabedra and Bryan Douglas followed. Odds favored Wood and Baer, who were the only riders who had ridden a 25-lap final. Also, "Quick Kid" Lewis was riding injured with a groin pull after catching a rut on the soft surface in the heat. But while Wood was gradually pulling away, Lewis was inching his way by Baer, getting by at the halfway point and keeping a few-bikelenglhs margin to the end. The 250cc A contest was mostly processional, with Wood, Baer and Lewis in front, and the Sportsman event started out the same way, with Wood in front of Baer, Lewis and Douglas. This time, Baer stayed close; then he put his Battlefield H-D/BRP Rotax into the lead off the second tum on lap two. Once past, he held on to a three-bikelength margin to the end. R.J. Hart was quickest off the line in the 250cc B final, with Brad Phillips, Robinson and Richard Heverly behind him. Hart pulled out by several bikelengths during the early part of the final, while Robinson battled Phillips for second. Once he got by Phillips on the fifth lap, Robinson started cutting into Hart's margin. On the sixth lap, Robinson put his Robinson's Electric/Mom [, Dad-sponsored Honda into the lead, delaying Hart's first Amateur win. The 125cc event had Robinson taking the lead from Phillips, Jordan Harris and Jeff Bonnema. Robinson quickly buill a large margin that went away on the third lap when Bonnema crashed in the second turn. After the restart. Joey Parks and Harris got by Phillips for second and third as they went down the back straight on the fifth lap. As usual, Todd Kendig quickly jumped out in front of the Over 30 final, with Dallas Baer, Lance Stauffer, Mark Stambaugh and Rich Mellinger dose behind. Dallas stayed close, looking for a spot to pass, but he dropped out

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