Cycle News - Archive Issues - 2000's

AM GT UQHTS: I. Btyml Cassell (Due): 2. Stephen Servis (5llz): 3 Mkh!teI ...· lllb (Sw.); 4. Russ Bolle (Sw.): 5. Tony Ang~lIa (Sw.). EX GT UQHTS: 1 John Under (Suz); 2. A~ Ferreira (Suz); 3. John Costa (Bue): 4. W~ Lwtz (Sul): 5. ChnstopOO Boy (Bim). AM. GTU. I. Andrew Londono (Yam): 2. Greg Melka (Hon); 3. Laz Dial (Yam): 4 Jason Campbell (Yam); 5. David Wll.lt~ (Yam). EX GTU; I. Michael Sames (Suz): 2.. Johno Bowman (Suz); 3 Gabreal Palrnef (Suz); 4. ~ Bibeau (Yam); 5. Brad Graham (Hon). S/SGl.: I. evill~ HaD-R~ace (Ml): 2. Patne:k Weekley (Yam): 3 ..Joe Lanza (Hon); 4. Mark Rubin (M2): 5. Rick Narup (Hus). GP SOl.: 1 Steve Wenner (Hon): 2.. Scott Coccoli (Hon): 3. Boan Gordon (Yam): 4. Miguel Chmno (Hon): 5. Edward Chinno (Yam). AM. LJW GP: I. Bryan CasseU (Due): 2. Mtchael Mills (Suz); 3. Stephen ServIS (Suz); 4. Daniet ZulW) (Yam): 5. Raymel perez (Sw). EX I.fW GP: I. RaIl Hellstrom (Hon): 2. Tim Richardson (Yam): 3. W~m~r Lurtz (SUI): 4. Mark Hamilton (SuI); 5. Gnegory Lynch ('"'I. AM M/W GP: I. Andres Londono (Yam): 2. J.1lm~s McKillip (Yam): 3. P~ter Adler (Hon); 4. Laz DJal (Yam); 5. Yonimll~ Maqueira (Suz). EX M/W GP: I. Andtt Bibeau (Yam): 2. Gabreal P.1llmer (Suz): 3. Thomas Pruner (Sw.); 4. Brad Graham (Hon): 5. Alvaro Toledo (Suz). U/L GP: I. Darr~n Luck (Suz); 2. Michael Roule.1lu (Suz); 3. Marco Martlnel. (Sw); 4. John Dalton (Suz); 5. Edward Us (Suz). L/W SPTSMN: I. Rick Narup (Hus); 2. Patrick Weekley (Yam): 3. One Gabert (Hon): 4. Sefton Barnes (Kaw): 5. Joe Lanza (Hon). M(W SPTSMN: I. Neville Hall·Reac~ (MI); 2. Greg Don~y (Hon): 3. Robert Col~ (Due); 4. Andrew Hamblin (Apr): 5. Boris Millares (Apr), LJW VlNT; 1. Scott Turner (Hon); 2. Gary Roberts (Yam): 3. Stuart Sazel'TNln (Hon): 4. Sid Stanford (Can). HfW V1NT: 1. Rudolf Schackinger (lilv): 2. Joe Lanza (Suz); 3. Dan I..t:ary (Yam): 4. Scott Turner (Hon); 5. Anthony Millllo (H-D). AM LJW S/SPT: I. Stephen Servis (Suz); 2. Russ Bolle (Suz): 3. Boris M.Il1a~s (Apr): 4. Mauricio Cardoml (Suz). EX L/W S/SPT: I. John Un~r (Suz): 2. Alex F~rrejra (Suz): 3. G~rald Young 11l (Suz); 4. Edward Alvarado (Suz); 5. Vero And~ in Califomia, also got around Lewis on the first lap. Mancuso and Ard put on a great battle. with Mancuso gaining a little time by tripling the huge back triple, but YZ250F rider Ard would soak it back up in the comers. Behind the leaders. Brandon Sheffel, Lewis and Chris Bennet were all fighting over fourth place, while Tim Halas broke out of the pack early to take over third. On the white-flag lap, Ard heated it up and went for the pass on Mancu· so, but Mancuso blocked his line and held on to take the checkered flag, ahead of Ard. Halas took third, followed by Sheffel and Bennet in fourth and fifth, respectively. In the second moto, Lewis again nabbed the holeshot. but Mancuso and Halas got around him by the end of the first lap. Halas gave Mancuso some pressure but fell back after a few laps. Despite a drastic power disadvantage. Ard fought back and overtook Halas on the fifth lap, before the back triple. Mancuso went down while leading behind the starting gate and hurt his wrist in the fall. Ard took advantage to take over the lead, and he held on to it all the way to the checkers. Halas finished second, and Lewis was third. Ard (2-1) picked up the overall win, followed by Halas (3-2) in second, and Mancuso (1-4) managed third place. Jon Burton (4-3) was a lonely fourth. The Over 40 Old-Timers put on a good show, with Mark Hector grabbing the holeshot honors in the first Expert/Amateur moto. Robert Schuh quickly dropped Hector to second and flat left the pack in the dust. Forrest Lytle had to overcome a poor start and forged through the pack to take sixth, but he couldn't catch Kent Reynolds, in fifth. When the checkers flew, the top five were Schuh, Hector, Jeff Lillebo. Steve Pulsinelli and Reynolds. In the second moto, "Holeshot" Hector added yet another holeshot to his record, but Dave Eakin blew by him for the lead. Eakin pulled out a comfy lead, while Reynolds passed Hector for second. Eakin took the win, followed by Reynolds in second and Schuh in third. Eakin (2-1) took the win in the Expert class, while Schuh (1-2) took second. In the Amateur class, it was Hector (1-2) with the win, Reynolds (4-1) in second and Lillebo (2-3) in third. Lytle (5-4) took fourth. and rounding out the top five was Polsinelli (3-6). WMN: I. Lad Cardelll (~); 2. Debt.1l Anderson (Hon); 3. I..t:ann Glahn (Hon). 8TH: I. Randy Lewis (Yam); 2. Jonalhan R.1lwlins (K.1lw); 3 Brandon Sheffel (Hon): 4. Jon Burton (Yam): 5 James Barret (Yam) UTH AM: 1. Shawn Kunze (Hon): 2. Scott SundIn (Hon): 3 Darby Heck (Hon) BEG: I. Pat Wad~ (Hon): 2. James Hertl (Suz); 3. John Farns (Yam); 4 Riehard Gillum (KTM): 5. Paul StavlQ (Kaw). JR: I. Curtis Wharton (Yam): 2. Justin Brown (Sw): 3. Chris Rechluse (Hon); 4 Mark Farun (Y6ITl1: 5. Dennis Wnght (Hon). INT 1.•"\Ike HarTV'leSs (Hon): 2. Dartly Heck (Hon); 3. Ken Palfen.er (Yam): 4 Dave Butty (Hon); 5. Rick Dasilva (Yam). NOV: I Bill MacDonakt (Suz): 2.. William N8$h (KTM.): 3. Rick RaM\llchef (Suz); 4. Mik~ Fallon (Suz); 5. Marty Miller (Yam). OfT AIle I. Mark Hectot (KTM); 2. Kent Reynolds (KTM): 3 Jeff Lill~ (Hon): 4 F~ Lytle (Yam); 5. 5te-Ye Pulslnelli (Han). EX: I. [nve Eakin (Hon); 2. Robm Schuh (Yam). Orr 65: 1. Frankie Lee GUlim (l<4w); 2. Hayden Gillim (Suz): 3. Jake Lewis (Suz): 4. Ethan GUlim (Kaw); 5. Ryan Pate (Kaw). 85 I. Hayden Gillim (Suz); 2. Frankie Lee Gillim (Hon): 3. Ethan GIlhm (Kaw): 4. Cameron Baker (l<4w): 5. J.1lk~ Lewis (Sw). XR100 $TK: 1. Brian H.1lydn'l (Hon). AAD [)(Xj: I. Bnan Hayden (Hon): 2. ~kota Simmons (Yam). 200 PRO-AM: I. Hayden Gilhm (Suz); 2. Frankie Lee: Gillim (Hon). TR: 1. Bin Agtew (KTM): 2.. Knlig HaD (Yam) . 250 AM.:. 1. Dakota Simmons (Yam). OPEN AM: I. Rob Lampkin (Hon): 2. BiU I\grtew (KTM) OPEN PRO·AM: 1. Aaron Udt (Hon); 2. Jason Cioodwtn (Yam). SR 40..; I. Van Rayburn (Hon) Orr Club Mota om om om Yak Attack Sacks Livermore! Davies County Fairgrounds Hayden's House By RANDY HElM By BOBBY LEwiS Results AM M/W S/SPT: 1. Gr~g Melka (Hon); 2. Andres Londono (Yllm); 3. David White (Yam); 4. Laz Diaz (Yam); 5. Jason Campbell (Yam). EX M/W S/SPT I. Darren luck (Suz): 2. Johna Bowman (Sol); 3. Andre Bibeau (Yam): 4. Brad Graham (Hon): 5 Migu~1 Pena (Yam). AM. H/W S/SPT: I. Brian Shaw (Suz); 2. Patrick Erickson (Suz); 3. ROdolfo Ramirez (Duc): 4 Jos~ Mor~.1lu (Suz); 5 Yoan CMvel ('"'I. EX HfW S/SPT: I Mkhal!1 Barnes (SUl); 2. Marco Martinez (Suz); 3 JIm Pihokk~n (Suzl; 4 D.1lrr~n Luck (Suz): 5. Micha~1 RouI~.1lu (Suz). AM. UIL SlSPT· I. Boan Shaw (Suz): 2. Rodolfo Ramirez (Due); 3. David Webst~r (Suz • 4 Voan Chav~l ISuzl; 5. Andrew Conan ('"') EX UIL SISPT: I. Darren Luck (Suz); 2. ."\M:hael Barnes (Suz): 3 /'\areo Martinez (Suz); 4. Michael Rouleau (Suz); 5. John Dalton (Suz) AM S/TW 1 Sam Raybourn (Hon); 2. Rodolfo Ramirez (Due); 3. Carl Cohen (Duel; 4 Bl)'an C.1lssel1 (Due); 5. Chns Bro--n (Apt). EX SITW I. DaVid McEn~ry (Hon); 2. Leo Venega (Due); 3 ..John Costa (Due); 4 Jato Dl!IaM')' (Due); 5. luIS Sakamoto (Due). AM. F-40: I. Laz DI4Z (Yam); 2. David While (Yam): 3 Carlos RUIl lHon): 4. R~ D'Ang~1o (Suzl: 5. KeIth Joy (Hon) EX F·40: I Edward us (Suz); 2 Ron Whlt~ (Kaw); 2. Javier PICOn (Suz); 3. Jesus La Rosa (Kaw). AM l./W S/BK. I. Steph~n ServIS (5uz); 2. Russ Boll~ (Suz); 3 Michael Mills (Suz): 4. Tony Angella (Suzl; 5. Raymel P~rez (Sw). EX l./W S/BK; I. John Costa (Bue): 2. Alex F~rreira (Suz): 3. John Under (Suz); 4. Chnsloph~r Boy (Blm); 5. Mark Hamilton (Sw). AM. MfW S/BK: I. Andres Londono (Yam); 2. Greg Melka (Hon); 3. Lal Diaz (Yam); 4 J~ff Marsh (Yam); 5. Corey Row~ (Suz) EX M/W S/BK: I. Thomas Pfuner (Suz); 2. Johno Bowmlln (SUI): 3 Gabr~al Palm~r (Suz); 4. Mlgu~1 Pena (Yam); 5. Andre Bibeau (Yam). AM H/W S/BK; I. Jorge Rodrigu~I (Suz): 2. Jose Moreau (Suz): 3. Brian Shaw (Suz): 4. Palrick Erickson (Suz); 5. Laz Dlaz (Yam), EX H,IW S/BK; I Edw.1lrd Us (Suz); 2. Marea Martinez (Suz): 3. Jim Pihokk~n (Suz). THNDR/BK: l. John Costll (Bue): 2. Christopher Boy (8im); 3. Mark Hamilton (Sw): 4 C.J. CzaJa (SuI): 5. Andrew Hamblin (Bue). Delta Park Raceway The Return of Ard By JUSTIN WHARTON PORTLAND, OR, JULY 23 Despite the Amateur Days going on at Washougal, there was still a group of die-hard Delta Park fans who wanted to avoid the crowds and come out for an enjoyable night of racing. In the combined 250cc Pro and Intennediate class, Randall Lewis absconded with the holeshot, but Joey Mancuso zapped by him right off the bat. Joel Ard. back from training Results 50 (4-6): I. Ryder Walle (KTM): 2. Brandon Benson (KTM); 3. Tmoor Smith (KTM); 4. Andrew Nessl~ (Hon). 50 (7-8): I. Mason Wharton (Pol): 2. John laible (KTMl: 3. Travis Thompson (KTM): 4. Nick Mancuso (Hon); 5. Caleb Gillum (Hus). 60 (6-8): I. Tyler Webb (KTM); 2. Cooper Garza (KTM): 3 Tr~vor Billups (Kaw); 4. Nick Mancuso (Kaw). 60 (9-11): 1. Kyle Ulrich (KTM): 2. Mitchell MoIz.1lhn (KTM): 3. Dalton Rumbolz (KTM): 4. N~al Burres (Kaw). 60 OPEN: I. Cooper Garza (KTM): 2. Tyler Webb (KTM). 80 BEG: J. lach Johnson (Hon); 2. Keith Birdsong (SUl): 3. Kyl~ Carter (Suz); 4. Kyle Ulrich (Suz): 5. Eric Daining (Yam). 60 JR: I. Kyle BIrdsong (Hon): 2. Trevor Scribner (Hon). 60 INT: I. Alec Watts (Suz). S/MlNI: l. Alec Watts (Suz); 2. Kyle Birdsong (Hon): 3. Jt.lred Rennie (Hon); 4. Cody Humphrey (Kaw). 125 BEG: I. Justin Thompson (Hon); 2. Matt Tool (Yam): 3. Derek Duyck (Suz): 4. Brice Rieck (Yam): 5. Shad Suran (KTM). 125 JR: 1. Brody Fry (Yam); 2. JlIson Lytle (Hon); 3. Nick Holum (KTM): 4. Kyle H~hr (Kaw): 5. Sean Ekerson (Y.1lm). 1251NT: I. Jonathan Rawlins (Kaw): 2. Scotty Bloom (Suz). 125 PRO: I. Joel Ard (Yam): 2. TllTl Holas (Yam); 3. Eric ~y (Hon); 4. Chris Holum (KTM). 250 BEG: I. Dan Lippis (Hon): 2. Justin Wharton (Vor): 3. Stephen PuISll"lelli (Kaw); 4. James AndeDOO (Kaw): 5. Garret Hector (KTM). 250 JR: I. Robby McCabe (Hon): 2. Brody Fry (Yam); 3. Tom TorT$ial (Hon): 4. Cory MarYIali (Hon): 5. Jon SherTifs (Sul). 250 INT: 1 Brandon Sheffel (Hon): 2. Randall Lewis (Yam); 3. ChIlS Bennett (Suz) 250 PRO: 1. Joel Atd (Yam); 2. TIm HoIas (Yam): 3. Joey Mancuso (Hon); 4 Jon Burton (Yam) Delta Park Raceway: Joey Mancuso (356) leads eventual 250cc Pro winner Joel Ard (216) into a corner in Portland, Oregon. LIVERMORE, CA, JULY 25 Round five of the I Mota Friday Night Series was another success, as well over 300 riders again made their way to Club Moto and were treated to some great racing. Modesto, California's Preston "Yak Attack" Mull took the wins in the BOcc Intermediate and BOcc (B-1 I ) classes. Riding his Stockton Yamaha, Mull put a whuppin' on the 80cc Intermediate class, win· ning both motos to put an exclamation point on his victory. Marcus Bradshaw, also riding a YZ, placed second in both motos to secure second overall. Bradshaw and Mull have bat· tied before, but this night belonged to Mull. Third for the night was Michael Hales, out of San Jose. Hales rode his Yamaha to 3·3 finishes. Fourth for the night went to the lone Honda rider, Ricky Akers. who is new to the Intermediate class; Akers finished with 4-4 scores_ In the BOcc (B-1 I) contest, Mull again showed the competition what his rear fender looked like. Mull ripped off two more mota wins, making it a perfect night for the up·and· comer. Honda rider ick Nissen from Liver· more took second on the night, riding to 2-2 finishes. The final podium position went to San Francisco's Brandon Newman, who charged hard to eZirn third with 5·3 moto fin· ishes. In other eocc racing, Bradshaw took the win in the BOcc (12-16) class with double moto victories. Akers (2-2) was second in that class. while Kevin Lavoie (3-3) rou\'.ded out the top three. In the huge BOcc Beginner classes, Jared Meek won the first division on a Suzuki. Sec· ond went to Honda-mounted Mark Browne, and third was Doug Swarts, on a Yamaha. Taylor Garbutt won the second division on a Honda, with Newman racing to second. Third for the night was Cody Wade·Bondini, on a Yamaha. Adam Miller split moto wins with Cory McDaniel to take the win in the 125cc Pro class. McDaniel won the first moto on his Suzuki. with Miller taking second and Mike Newnham receiving third. In the second mota, Miller got the upper hand on his Yamaha and took the win, over Newnham and McDaniel. Overall, McDaniel was second for the night, with Newnham taking third on his Yamaha. I Moto's own Dan Paladino did his sponsor right by taking the overall in the 250cc Pro class with 1-3 placings. Second for the night was Miller, who finished 6-2. Finishing the night in third was Honda rider Danny Barber, who went 4A. McDaniel should have been a factor. but his bike had problems at the start of moto one. McDaniel competed in moto two aboard a borrow.ed bike and won. Results Short Track 50 SHAFT I. NiCk McFadden (Yam): 2. Jacob Moms (Yam); 3 Vance Adamson (Suz): 4. lexie ~Illmar (Yam). 50 CHAIN: 1. Jak~ Lewis (Cob); 2. Ethan Gnhm (Cob); 3. NICk McFadd~n (Cob) 65: I. Hayden Gilhm (Suz): 2. FrankIe Le~ Gillim (Kaw): 3 Ethan Gitllm (Kaw); 4. Jak~ L~wis (SuI): 5. Ryan Pate (KllW). 65; I. Hayden Gillim (Suz): 2. Frankie Lee Glillm (Han): 3 Jok~ LewIS (Suz): 4 Cameron Baker (Kaw): 5. Ethan Gilhm (Kaw). XR100 STK: l. Andrew Fuchs (Hon); 2. AprilLadd (Hon): 3. Wayn~ Zentm~yer (Hon) MAD DOG: I. Dakota Simmons (Yam): 2. Bnan Hayden (Hon) 200 PRO·AM; I Hayden Gilhm (Suz); 2. Robert Wright (Hon); 3 Frankie Lee GiUIITl (Hon); 4. Kratg Hall (Y.1lm) TR: I. Mark Halt (Hon); 2. Tracy Gibbs (Hon); 3 Bill Agn~w (KTM); 4 Tash.1l Rayburn (Yam) 250 AM: I. Dllkotll Simmons (Yam). OPEN AM.: 1. Rob Lampkin (Hon). OPEN PRO·AM: I. Aaron Ladd (Hon); 2. Jason Goodwin (Yam): 3. Kyle Kelly (Yam), OPEN PRO: I. Aaron Ladd (Hon); 2. Kyl~ K~lly (Yam). VET JOt: l. Dallas May~r (Yam): 2. Gene Vopp (Hon); 3. Ed Clark (Rot) SR 40.. : I. Dallas May~r (Y.1lm): 2. Van Raybum (Yam): 3. Gen~ Yopp (Hon); 4. Ed Clark (ROI); 5. Bill Z~ntmeyer (Hon). LTYINT: I.J.T.Wood (Bul). (S",). OWENSBORO, KY, JULY 24 The Kentucky Dirt Track Series arrived in Owensboro for a midweek race under the lights of the fairgrounds. The local spectators had plenty to cheer about, as the hometown riders dominated most of the classes. The most successful of those was Hayden GilJim, who romped to several class wins on the short track and IT. Hayden was unbeatable in the 200cc ProAm class, taking a tight IT win over Frankie Lee Gillim. The short track saw him score another win, over Robert Wright. Frankie Lee and Kraig Hall. Hayden was just as dominating in the 8xc ranks, as he topped Frankie Lee for close wins in each portion_ Jake Lewis rounded out the top three in the short track, with Cameron Baker holding off Ethan Gillim for fourth. Ethan moved into third on the IT, over Baker and Lewis. Hayden ripped another holeshot to run off with the 65cc short·track win, over Frankie Lee, while Ethan pulled in third, completing the family sweep. Lewis, Ryan Pate and Levi Mayer were the next across the line. Frankie Lee got the start he needed in the 65cc IT and appeared to be getting away from the field but was reeled in by Hayden, setting up a last-lap battle. Frankie Lee never bobbled and managed to win by a wheel. Lewis was a secure third, over Ethan, Pate and Mayer. Nick McFadden controlled the 50cc Shaft class, topping Jacob Morris, Vance Adamson and Lexie Bealmar with runaway wins each timeout. Mark Hall pulled the lead in the Trail Rider short-track class and held off the constant pressure of Tracy Gibbs to earn the win. IT winner Bill Agnew finished third, over Tasha Rayburn. Aaron Ladd was unstoppable in the Open classes, taking wins in the Pro class, over Kyle Kelly and Jason Goodwin, and over Kelly in the Pro-Am. Dakota Simmons scored wins in the 250cc Amateur classes and Mad Dog short track, while Lewis swept both divisions of the 50cc Chain class. Other local fast guys taking wins on the night included Rob Lampkin, in the Open Amateur class. and Brian Hayden. on the IT in the Mad Dog and Stock XR1 00 classes. Illinois rider Dallas Mayer put the Vet-class short·track win in the bag, over Gene Yopp and Ed Clark. and then proceeded to pull the holeshot in the Senior final. Midway through the race, Van Rayburn jammed by for the lead. but it only lasted a lap, as Mayer returned the favor and held on for a close win. Yopp led Clark and Bill Zentmeyer across the stripe for third. 50 BEG: I. Chnstopher Buckman (KTM); 2. D.J. Boruni (Pol); 3 Jayson ~ (KTM): 4 Sammy Bell (Cob); 5. Jordan Kanady (Pol) 50 NOV: I. Austin Thompson (KTM): 2. Austin Cowdery (lml); 3. Wesley Caspillo (KTM); 4. Robert Nalezny (Cob): 5. Jennifer Button (KTM) 50 INT. I. Mark Braden (Pol); 2. Troy Graffoodt!r (KTM). 50 (0-6): I. Austin Cowdery (I..t:m); 2. Robm Nal~my (Cob); 3. Sammy Bell (Cob): 4 Jordan Kanady (Pol); 5. JllcobJlICkson (KTM). 50 (7-8): I. Mark Braden (Pol); 2 Ausl.In Thompson (KTM); 3 Troy Graffunder (KTM): 4. Chrlslopher Buckman (KTM); 5. Jayson Peer (KTM) 50 XR/Z50: I. Cameron Henle (Hon); 2. Tristan Henle (Hon); 3 Andrew FIgueroa (Han): 4. Chase Hunl~r (Han). 60 BEG I. Mark Braden (KTM); 2. Anthony Schlf!1l (KTM): 3 Anthony Nava (Kaw); 4. Ryan Fulton (Suz): 5. Austln Lauzon (Kaw). 60 NOY' I. ,"'lchad Fontana (KTM): 2. Anlhony ParkslSuL), 3 Damon Iwanag.1l (Kaw); 4. Matthew Cochran (Kaw); 5. R~no Ay~rs (K.1lw) 60 (0·8): l. Mark Braden (KTM); 2. Troy Gr.1lfrunder (KTM): 3. Steyen Gon5lllves (Kaw): 4. J~nnjfer Bunon (KTM); 5. Vincent liar (KTM). 60 (9- I I): I. D.!lmon IW.1lnaga (Kaw): 2. Mlchll~l Fontana (KTM); 3. Anlhony Parks (Suz): 4. Anthony Nava (Kaw): 5 Matlhew Cochren (Kaw) 80 BEG 0-1: l. J.1lred Me~k (Suz): 2. Mark Brown~ (Hon): 3. Doug Swarts (Vam); 4. Michael Ascarrunz (SUl); 5. Kenny Shrad~r (Hon). BO BEG D-2: I. Taylor Gartlutl (Hon): 2. Brandon N~wman (Kaw); 3. Cody Wade·Bondlnl (Yam): 4. Brandon Bowsell (Yam); 5. Stephen T.1lll'ley (Suz). n 50 SHAFT: I. Nick McF.1ldden (Yam); 2. Jacob Morris (Vam); 3. Vance Adamson (Suz): 4. L~xie Bealmar (Yam). 50 CHAIN: I. Jak~ Lewis (Cob): 2. Ethan GiUim (Cob): 3. Nick McFadden (Cob) cue' e n e VV s

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