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taken by Kyle Brewer, who shot into the lead on the first lap. Russell was getting early pressure from Layne Dussetschleger as the two ran side by side through the first lap. Russell was able to hold off the advances of DU5 setschleger and put some distance between himself and the rest of the field. Brewer and Russell led the way, while behind Dussetschleger, Kelton Grisham had moved around Brian Capps and Doug Wagner in the late stages of the race to take over fourth. Up front, Russell began making up ground on Brewer, cutting into his lead. A late-race charge put Russell up front as the white flag came out. Brewer's mato went from bad to 4 worse, as he crashed on the last lap and lost several positions before remounting. Russell took the win, ahead of Dussetschleger and Grisham. Capps picked up fourth, while Brewer came away with fifth after a disappointing last lap. Brewer was ready to redeem himself in the second mota, and he came away with the holeshot. Behind him, Dussetschleger was holding down second. Russell quickly moved into third and began to challenge Dussetschleger for second and the overall. Russell made his way around Dussetschleger, but Brewer was going to walk away with the mota win. Russell took first overall, ahead of Dussetschleger. Brewer's turn-around second moto earned him third overall. Capps rode to a pair of fours for fourth overall, and Grisham (3-5) rounded out the top five. Kyle Adams stuck it to the 85cc Beginner class, taking two holeshots and moto wins en route to first overall. Adams' wins didn't come without a challenge, as Joey Anglin was right there to keep him honest. Anglin rode to a pair of seconds and kept Adams from running away completely. Robert Strach completed the Yamaha sweep of the podium, taking a 4-3 score for third overall. Craig Swafford broke up the blue sweep riding to a 5-4 for fourth overall. Another Yamaha rounded out the five, this one belonging to Cody Bussart, who rode to a strong third in the first moto before struggling in the second and finishing seventh. Cross C ......k MX Paige. Texas Results, July 19. 2003 (Round 3) 51 (4-6): 1. Andrew Pier« (KTM): 2. Devin Mikulec (Cob): 3. Austin Andrews (Cob): 4. Koby Morrow (KTM): 5. Elijah Bustillos (KIM). 51 (7-8): I. Tristan Shuler (KTM); 2. Austin Smitley (Cob); 3. Freddy Moreno (KTM); 4. St~r1jng King (KTM); 5. Curren Thurman (KIM). S/MOO P!W: I. AndreM P1~l'C~ (KTM); 2. Sterling King (KTM); 3. Freddy Moreno (KTM); 4. TriSllln Shuler (KTM); 5. Cun-en Thurman (KIM). 65 (7·9)= I. Brion McAdams (Kaw): 2. Cameron Sn~deker (Kaw); 3. Logan Van Way (Suz); 4. Raymond Jennings (KTM): 5. Ashton Thl~lk~ (Kaw). 65 (10.11): I. Bryson Powers (KTM); 2. Dustin Fowler (Kaw): 3. Ryan Sullivan (Kaw); 4. Richie Matzk~ (Kaw); 5. Collin Russell (Yam). 65 OPEN: l. Dillon Van Way (KTM): 2. Brian McAdams (Kaw); 3. Cameron Sn~deker (Kaw): 4. Ryan Sulliviln (KlIw): 5. Hector Varelll (Kaw). 85 BEG: I. Kyle Adams (Yam): 2. Joey Anglin (Yam): 3. Robert Strllch (Y!lm); 4. Craig SW!lfford (Han): 5. Cody Bus5llrt (Yam). 85 JR (7.11): l. Nick Hilyman (K!lw); 2. Cody Smith (Hon): 3. Dillon Van Way (KTM): 4. Bryson PaWeD (KTM): 5. Logan Vim Way (Suz). 85 SR (12.13): I. Corey Self (Kaw); 2. Travis Swish~r (KlIw); 3. Caleb Reid (Kaw): 4. Justin Kopcllk (KlIw): 5. Tyler Schovajsl! (KTM). 85 SR (14-16): I. Loglln Smith (Han); 2. Baron Schultz (Han); 3. Michlld Kiesel (Yam): 4. Brandon HowlIrd (Hon). S/J¥tINI: I. Max Swllin (KlIw); 2. Logan Smith (Hon); 3. Caleb Reid (Kew): 4. Cody Smith (Hon); 5. Nick Hayman (Kaw). 4-STRK tl\lNI: I.l.oglln Van Way (Suz): 2. Eddie Sdf (Hon): 3. 5ettI Hall (Yam); 4. Mason Guin (Yam); 5. D. Milner (YlIm). 125 BEG: 1. Justin Morse (Yam); 2. Zak Payne (YlIm): 3. Trnvis Hick1Twln (ylIm): 4. Derek Russell (Yam): 5. Matt Lupinacci (Hon). 125 NOV: 1. Dustin Doucet (Kew): 2. H. McMillim (Suz); 3. John F"lkaris (Kaw); 4. Joshua Wilde (Hon): 5. Stl!Yen Ball (Kaw). 125 INT: I. Ronny ~ckson (Hon): 2. Justin Jackson (Yam); 3. Brent. Mahlmann (Suz): 4. JustI1 Wagner (TM). 125 OPEN: 1. Ronny Jacbon (Han); 2. Justin Jackson (Yam); 3. John Fikaris (KlIw): 4. Steven Ball (Kaw); 5. H. McMillan (Suz). 250 BEG: I. Derek Russell (Yam): 2. layne Dussdsch~~r (Hon); 3. Kyle: Brewer (Yam); 4. Brian Capps (Suz); 5. Kelton Grisham (Hon). 250 NOV: I. JaM McGill (Hon): 2. Mike Thompson (Hon): 3. Ryan Montgomery (Hon); 4. Tim Armitage (ylIm): 5. Joshull Wad~ (Hon). . 250 lNT: I. Michllel Amos (Yam); 2. Chris Marek (Suz); 3. Chris Townsend (Han). 250 OPEN: I. Michael Amos (Yam): 2. Ryan Montgom~ry (Hon): 3. Mik~ Thompson (Hon); 4. Josh Young (KTM): 5. John Mul· loy (Hon). 4-SlRK OPEN: 1. Mik~ Walling (HOI'l); 2. Andy Munro (Hon): 3. John McGill (Han). WMN OPEN: 1. Angie Keuntjes (Yam); 2. Elu:abeth McFarland (Han); 3. Britl1lny Machac~k (Suz): 4. USlI Morris (Han): 5. Randa Bailey (YlIm). SCHBY: I. H. McMililln (Suz); 2. Dustin Doucet (Kaw): 3. Justin Wagner (TM): 4. Steven Ball (Kaw): 5. Eric Cegielski (Kaw). 25. f"tOV: I. Charles Dobesh (Yam); 2. Doug Smithe (Yam): 3. John Piper (Hen): 4. John Mulloy (Han); 5. Mike Hav~rlield (Hen). 25. INT: I. Mike Wlllling (Hen): 2. H~8lh T~ague (Han); 3. Chris Marek (Sul). 30. NOV: I. Charles Dobesh (Yam); 2. Fred Moreno (KTM): 3. Shawn H!lmpton (Yam); 4. Pat Hayes (Yam); 5. Rodd Kirby (Han). 30. If"tT: 1. Robert leslie (Han); 2. Chris Townsend (Han): 3. Tom Hudson (Suz): 4. Heath T~agu~ (Hon); 5. David Lampman (Yam). 40.: I. Tom Hudson (Suz); 2. Danny Wilbum (Yam); 3. Andy Munro (Han); 4. David Lampmlln (YlIm); 5. Bruce Frey (Han). t.!ilJdG my 7j 'Y 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 Toll-Free 1.800.831.2220 (9:00am 5:00pm P.S.T. cue e n e VISA