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..--------------------,> r 250 B. I. K~ny Young; 2. Kevin Murphy; 3. Justin Fortner. 0. ~ SCHBY: I. Russell Bell; 2. Colby Bowles: 3. Jordan Hunt. 14·29. J. Jason Stills: 2. K~vin Murphy: 3. Denny Hicks: 4. Andrtw Woodring: 5. Jody Howell. 30.; I. Jllson KfllUS: 2. Tim Coble. 40.: J. Brad Sampl6; 2. Donnie Dunbar: 3. Morris Denton OPEN A: I. Jllson Stills; 2. Jason Kraus. ~ 0. ~ u ~ g " (§ « East Bend Motorsports Sellers, Wollenhaupt Battle at the Bend u ii' :< Bv MARK NEOENS ~ EAST BEND, NC, JULY 26 At round six or the NIIA District 29 Summer/ Fall Series at East Bend Motorsports in East Bend, North Carolina, the 65cc (7-9) class had some great racing going on. Darrell Sellers and Brandon Wollenhaupt had a great bat· tie for the top spot. Both of these little guys were taking their 65s over all the jumps that even some of the big-bike riders were not attempting. In the first mota, Sellers got out in front of Wollenhaupt on the narrow track. Behind them, Dylan Carringer had a spill and was slow to get back on his bike. This let lach Newberry and Jimmie Dunn each move up a position. Carringer finally got going again, and he did make it back past Sean Snalvoy to take the fifth spot. Sellers held off Wollenhaupt for first, and Newberry took third, over Dunn. In the second moto, Wollenhaupt got out in front of Sellers and tried to put some distance between them, but Sellers kept him in sight. Carringer was making a great run, with no slips, to hold on to third. Newberry's bike seized, which put him in the last-place position; he had to push the bike off the track. Dunn took advantage of Newberry's bad luck and took the fourth spot. Snalvoy sneaked up on Dunn and took the spot away. Wollenhaupt rode flawlessly to take first in the second moto and first overall. Sellers took second, with Carringer taking third and third overall with a 5-3 tally. Dunn took fourth overall, followed by Newberry and Snalvoy. Sellers was out by himself in the 50cc (7-8) class, sweeping both motos. Behind him, Carringer and Snalvoy battled for the second position. Carringer took the second spot in both matos, followed by Snalvoy. Fourth went to Marcus Beasley, and fifth went to Jordan Smith. In the 250cc A contest, Doug Earls took off to sweep the first spot in both motos, but battles raged on behind him. In the first mota, Wesley Sapp got the hoieshot and held off Earls for a couple of laps, until Earls shot by. Brandon Langdon was behind Michael Thomas, taking it easy due to a knee injury from earlier in the year. Sapp had problems ~ 0. Western Kentucky Supercross: Jason Stills topped the 14-29 and Open A classes in Nebo, Kentucky. track. When the checkers dropped, Young was the winner. with Murphy second and Fortner third. The Over 30 class continued the roost gig. with Tim Coble and Jason Kraus blasting out of the gate. Coble took the early lead in mota one. Kraus followed furiously, right on Coble's tire, and kept the leader aware that he was right there, waiting for that opportunity to pass. Moto two was another skirmish between Cobie and Kraus. Cobie got the holeshot, but Kraus didn't let him keep the lead this time. Kraus passed Coble at the turn before the back stretch and took the second-moto victo- ry and the overall win. Sharing a gate drop with the 14·29 class, the Schoolboys waged a truly berm-busting, roost-throwing. rut-making set of motos. Jason Stilis, in the 14·29 class. took the lead from everyone else. throwing his sick whips across the jumps and working the track like a master artist on his own canvas! Murphy had the hammer down, trying to catch Stills, while Schoolboys Colby Bowles and Russell Bell were doing the same to stay in the front-of· the-pack action. In moto one, Stills took an easy win in the 14-29 class, and Bowles topped the Schoolboys. The 14·29 ciass and the Schooiboys didn't let the fire die in mota two. Stills took the lead and proceeded to show the rest of the racers how to do it. Battle·ready Bell had gotten in front of Bowles at the first turn and didn't seem to want to give it up. Bowles went down in the first turn and was trying to catch up to the front, but a flat tire slowed him down a bit. Stills took another win in the 14-29 class, and Bell claimed the win in the Schoolboys. Bowles still managed a second-place finish. Sharing the gate, the 125cc B class and the Open A class gave Bowles, Bell, Young. Stills and Kraus another chance at each other! Unstoppable, Stills again led the way for everyone else. In the Open A portion. Kraus was not letting up on Stills, whiie Bowles, Bell and Young were working their magic in the 125cc B battle. These racers slapped the rub· ber to the track for two high-speed motos that ended with Stills the Open A victor and Bowles in charge of the 125cc B class. FUN 50s: I. Aaron Lynn; 2 Seth Slsk: 3. Tori Helm: 4. Jacob Todd. OPEN SO: I Tyler Helm: 2. Logan Ulley: 3. Logan Johnson; 4 Kurt Kissinger. 5. Aiel( Kegal. XR50: I Logan John!lOn; 2. AIel( Strunk: 3. Jake Daugherty: 4. Justin Green. 60 NOV: I. Chris Mllrtln; 2. Dylan MaJOrs; 3. Austin Huggins: 4. Andrew Houchin; 5. Alell Strunk. 60: l. Quentin Farris: 2. Juslin Brockman: 3. Tyler Helm: 4. Ryan Pale. 80 NOV: 1. Cory Coble: 2. Justin Brockman: 3. Chns MlIrtln: 4. Nick Boone; 5. Delllnll Scheler. 80 JR: I. Tanner Byady: 2. Nathan Jones; 3. Stephen Jones: 4. QuenUn Farris. 80 SR: 1. Kelly Allen: 2. Jesse Goodall; 3. Jamie Martin: 4. Jesse Young: 5. Colt Denton. OPEN MINI: l. Tanner Byarly: 2. Call Denton: 3. Ethan Tapp; 4. Nathen Jones: 5. Jllmie Martin. 125 B: I. Colby Bowles: 2. Kenny Young: 3. Russell Bell: 4. Heath l.llthery. 125 (; I. Andrew Woodring: 2. David AIl~n: 3. Derek Dt:tlIlente: 4. Brllndon Vaughn: 5. Denny Hicks. 125 D: I. Cliff Woodring: 2. B.J. Hal~. ~ a: I w > a: w '" ~ > III 5 r 0. Perris Raceway: Aaron Gwin clinched the overall in the 125cc Intermediate and Schoolboy classes with second-moto wins at round seven of the Perris Hot Summer Nights Series. Bank on Lubanko Results By MIKE "SIR SI'IIL£Y" RYER w z a: '" ~ > III 5 r 0. East Bend Motorsports: Dylan Carringer (7) and Sean Snalvoy (199) battle for second place in the 50cc (7-8) class at round six of the AMA District 29 Summer/Fall Series in East Bend, North Carolina. ~ Perris Raceway ~.I·IIII~ :> Results ~ en 50 (7-8)· I. Darrell Sellen: 2. Dyilln Cllmnger: 3. Sean Snalvoy: 4 Marcus Beasley: 5. Jordan Smith. 65 (7-9); I. Brandon Wollenhaupt: 2. Dllrrell Sellers; 3. Dylan Camnger, 4. Jimmie Dunn: 5. Zach Nl!wbeny. 65 (10-11): I. James Clouser. 85 (7-11): I Justin Coley; 2. William W~k: 3. Ryan Cume: 4 Zach N~wbeny; 5. Thomas Neoens. 85 (12-13): I. Glenn Balfour: 2. Chns Bl!asley: 3. Ross Combs: 4 Greg Sellers. 85 (14-15): I. Josh Thomas: 2. Andrew Smith: 3. Tray Dobson 85 D: I. Cody King. U/L MINL I. Zack Alvear: 2. Ryan CUrrie: 3. Glenn Balfour: 4 William Wenk: 5. Thomas Neuens. S/MINI: I. Josh Thomas: 2. Jeremy Reid: 3. Justin Coley: 4. Andrew Smith: 5. Tray Dobson. 125 A; I. Doug Earls: 2. Brandon Langdon; 3. Michlld Thomas. 125 B: I. Zach Kutschenko: 2. Jonathan Balroor. 125 C: l. Kyl~ Hepner: 2. Justin McBrayer: 3. Louis Caroso; 4. Josh Byrd: 5. Jeff Cronquist. 125 D: 1. Brad Warren: 2. Jeff Smith. 250 A: I. Doug Earls: 2. Brandon Langdon: 3. Michael Thomas; 4. W~sley Sapp. 250 D: I. Mlk~ Sullivan: 2. Randall Meetz~. SCHBY: I Forrest Seebeck: 2. Justin McBrllyer; 3. Jonathan Balfour: 4. Kyle Hepner: 5. J~remy Reid. 25.. C: I. Mark Neu~ns. 30.. A: 1. Russ Picken: 2. Randy Beaslf'!y. 30, B; I Robert Clllrk~: 2. Don White: 3. Paige Caviness. 30.. C: I. Hom~r ,o\\unden; 2. Randy Smith: 3. Mark Neuens. 35.: 1. Russ Pickett: 2. Barry Nelson: 3. Paig~ Caviness 40.. : I. Barry Nelson: 2. Stev~ Chambers: 3. William Wenk; 4. John Balrour. 4-STRK: I. Tim Simpson. U/L I\M~ I Josh Byrd: 2. Miles Johnson o :< 8 Results (0 !" ,-----------------,,, with his brakes in the second moto, and langdon set it on fire and took the second spot, with Thomas in third. Langdon took second overall, followed by Thomas and Sapp. 250 C: I. MarX Thomton: 2. Brandon Cfllwford: 3. Jared Vinson: 4. Brilln $lute: 5. Olllncy P~Mer. Pee Wee Track 60 $TRTR: 1. Justin Ducut (KTM): 2. Ty Nelson (Suz); 3. Ryan Boydstun (Kaw); 4. Zadl Forsyth (Sul): 5. RyllO Bums (Kaw). SO MOD STRTR: 1. 8isa Vall!llZUf'!'la (KTM). 50 STK BEG (4-6): I. Michael-Don Bus (KTM): 2. Gil Sabalza (KTM): 3. Sean McGrew (KTM); 4. Micha~1 Gilbert (KTM): 5. Don Moody (KTM). SO STK BEG (7-8); I. Tyll!1" Uher (Cob); 2. AuslJn Haml!}l (Pol); 3. Nicholas PapUa (KTM): 4. Billy R~iml!r (ll!m); 5. Darren Flores (KTM). 50 MOD BEG (7-8): I. Austin Hllmey (Pol): 2. Amber West (Lem): 3. Chaisson Cozzens (Pol): 4. Billy Rl!lmer (Lem): 5. Nicholas Paplill (KTM). 50 MOD NOV (7·8): 1. Brandon Outcault (KTM). P/W JR SO (4·6); I. Tyler Rosa (Yam); 2. Bfllndl Archer (Yam): 3. Jacob Hill (Suz); 4. Stephen CarrarIUI (Yam): 5. Travis MiIIl!r (Sull. 50 STK STRTR (4.6): I. Tylel Rosa (KTM): 2. Chnstian Kilgor~ (KTM): 3. Blake HerlWick (ll!m). SO STK STRTR (7-8); 1. Troy l.ef! (KTM). 50 STK NOV (7-S): I. BrandOf'l OulCllult (KTM). S/P/W: I. Brandon Outcllull (KTM). TRL BK; I. Justin Lee (SUI); 2. Mlk~ Crook (Hon): 3. Samantha Kiper (Han): 4. Chandler Morgan (Han): 5. Vancl! Ernt~r (Yam). XR50 (4·6): I. Kody Pastell: 2. Troy Lee: 3. Don Moody. XR50 (7-8): I. Chaisson Cozzens: 2. Jacob Van l~euw~n: 3. Brock King: 4. Jacob Thomas: 5. Shae Morgan. XR50 ADV: 1. Zachary Forsyth. Main Track 50 (4-6) MOD: I. Rookl~ White (Cob). 50 (4-6) STK: 1. Mitchell Lubanko (KTM): 2. Ryan Surrall (KTM): 3. Rookie White (Cob): 4. Gil Saballa (KTM): 5. Mlchael·Don Bass (KTM). SO (7·8) MOD: 1. Da~U Whit~ (Cob). SO (7·8) STK: 1. Darrell White (Cob): 2. Tristan Post (Cob): 3. Teren Salinas (Pol); 4. Jordlln Shepherd (KTM): 5. Tyler Kunzweiler (Cob). S/P/W: 1. JOShUll Stark (KTM). 60 BEG; l. Devin Foreman (KTM): 2. JOf::Y Bleck (Kaw): 3. T~ren Salinas (Kaw): 4. Kyle Wolack (Kaw): 5. Bryen Burch (Kaw). 60 (6-8): \. Luke Pastel! (Kaw). 60 (9-11); 1. Jacob Partndgl! (KTM); 2. Nitro Johnson (KTM): 3. Bobby Abr

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