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Cycle News 2003 11 05

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VlNT/EVO : 1. Chris C~lorioe; 2. D.J . Mills; 3. Garry Rol ~r; 4. Koby Todd ; 5:. Brady Mudlef . TW: I. Gary Beach ; 2. Kam Todd ; 3. Brock Oun~ath ; 4. Koby 250 INT: I . J ak t' (Jhl (KTM). BI8K 0PE1"I: I. TannI"l" ~ (Hon): 2. Richard ~lser (yam ): 3. Mark Btiggs (Yam) . SCHBY: I . Nick Thomas (Sw): 2. Jordan Sitz (Kaw): 3 . Je~ Srtz(Ka w). a.GBY: I. Josh Sidebcctom (Hon) : 2. Tanner 1"\oor'e- (Hon). 25+: 1. ~I HiCk (Hon ). ey 30 +: I . Den ~ H ick~ (Hon) : 2. M.ichM!~lUInder (Yam) . 40+: 1. Tim Collins (Yam) : 2. Richard ~ser (Yam ) P1T/BK CHAL: I. Mark Briggs (Va m) : 2. Nick Self (Stu) : J. Nidi. Thomas (Yam ): 4 . Jordan Sitz (Ka w). Todd . Livingston County Fairgrounds The Adams Family AHair Ca st le Rock Race Park By BOBBY lEwIs Hillbilly Halberts Take Over the Castle By ~LAND ,KY,SEPT .27 Th e K en tu cky Dirt Track Series ro lled i nto Smithl and and started on a narrow , one -line groove that wa s washed away aft er a br ief storm passed through. Steve Nace an d cre w worked th e surface into a ta ck y consisten cy th at allo wed for ext reme ly fast speeds. Colby and Wes ton Ad am s fo un d th e t rack sui te d th e ir sty le, as th e y rode to w i n s i n th eir respecti ve classes. Co lby took control from the sta rt of th e 65 cc class in bo th the short tra ck and IT and ro d e to win s by a straightawa y in ea ch . Nathaniel Vowe ll was the runn er -up eac h time out, with Macy Moran fini shing third. W est on p u lled hole shots i n eac h 85 c c ma in an d di sapp ear ed for t he win s. Ni c k y Spo re and Cod y Brown ran wh eel to wh eel for second , with Br own gaining the spot o n th e oval and Spore doing so in the IT. Weston was back aga in in the 200cc Pro Am IT, but he was no m atch for Dakota Si m m o n s, w h o w o n . W es t on h ad t o h old o f f Patri ck Pyle for seco nd. Simmon s scored four clas s w in s o n th e night, with his best ride com ing in t he Mad Dog IT. He went to the fron t and crept away for th e win, while Aa ro n Ladd and Stevi e Na ce traded pai nt fo r seco nd. Ladd eamed the spot at the flag . Ladd was perfect the rest of the night and rolled 10 th e win in the Open Pro class. Ky le Kelly hounded Dean Faulkner earl y on befor e finding an opening to finish second . Faulkner tried hard for the win in th e Vet class but cam e up ha lf a wheel short to winner Gene Yopp . Ed Clark filled out th e rostrum . Dennis Porter held off a determ ined Yopp to earn the Senior- cl ass win . Clark came from a bad start to clos e on the leaders but had to settle for th ird, o ver David Bro wn and Do n Duncan . B ro c k Mo ran d o ubled u p o n th e Stock XR100 cl ass, whil e Ma tt Paterson earn ed th e 200cc Amateur -cla ss win . Lu ke Ba ird was on flre in the 50 cc Shaft sho rt -tr ack event. as he rode to a co nvincing win , nearly lappin g th e fl eld . Dylan Do ug la s slipped past J acob Mo rris lat e in th e race to fin ish sec ond . Mo rr is rebou nde d to tak e th e win in th e IT, ov er Baird and Douglas. JOHNNY G m TAR CASTLE ROCK , WA , SEPT . 27 When the "H ill billy Halb ert s" pulled the recent Iy painted "Coo l Bus" into Cast le Rock, that was bad new s for the rest of th e Pro rid ers. In th e Wil d Cat O pe n Pro heat race, Jeff An nen soundly beat both Jethr o and Sam Helbert. Know ing t hat th e sta rt would be a ll im portant in th e main eve nt , Jethro grabbed th e lead , with Sam a cl os e second , wh ile Annen was stuc k in third. Jethro set a ve ry fast pa ce as the top thr ee steadily pu lled away from the rest of the field . It wa s a clo se, tense race for all 15 lap s. but at th e fini sh the orde r remained the same , with J ethro ta k i ng th e win , hi s b ro t he r Sam a close se cond and Ann en havin g to sett le fo r thi rd. At the sta rt o f t he 125/25 0 c c M od ified ma in , Du stin Pru czinsk i stol e th e lead . Lap after la p , Chris Celorie applied maximum pressure, and at halfway he passed Pruczinski. Now it was ti m e for Celorie to feel Pruczinski's h o t br e at h , b ut despite his best effo rts , Pru czin sk i fi nished a close secon d . E lliot Oquist was th ird . Kurt Edwa rds absconded w ith the holeshot in the Over 30 main . St ev e Pow er slid into second. On lap th ree , Han k M iller lo w sided com ing out of the sweepe r. and the race was red -flagged . Hank was able to restart, with nothin g m ore tha n road rash. On the restart, Garry Roll er and Pow er batt led throug h the fi rst tum . Power led o ver th e j um p, and Ro ller ca m e under att ack fro m a relentles s Ed wards, who m ad e a go o d ins ide p ass on Ro ll er for second . Th en Ed wa rd s cl o sed th e g ap t o Power, but he ran ou t of laps. Sm all -bore four -st ro ke s ar e th e o rd er of the day in t he Ma d Do g class, an d on t his night th e co m petition wa s especially fi erce. Scott Bak er took th e lead, determined no t to let his youn ger brother Brad have it . Chasing the Baker boy s is no easy job, bu t just th e sam e, J .D . Beach gave it all he had in thi rd. Th e crowd was tre ated to the sight of three of th e Northwest 's best and brightest go ing at it. Th e o rder stayed th e same at th e finis h, but yo u co uld hav e th ro wn a bl ank et over the to p th ree th ro ughoutl O q u ist shot in to t h e lea d of the O p en A ma teur m ain , Pruczinski pull ed ou t all the stops but just co uldn't quite get clo se eno ug h to m ake a m ove. Oquist took a well -deserv ed win, Pruczinski was a soli d seco nd, and Chase Gil bert was a fine th ird. Gary Beach cou ld have used an electric sta rter on his Trium ph , as he killed the m ot or trying to get off th e line in his heat race and wound up fin ishing last. At the start of th e Twins main, Gary faced another uphill battl e, as the Todd brothers, Kam and Koby , beat him to th e first tum. However , Gary put some smooth m oves on the Todd brothers through th e infie ld to take the lead , and he had a corn fortable lead at the finis h. Karn took second . Re sults Short TrKk 50 SHAfT: I . l.IJke Baird (Yam): 2. Dylan Dougl a l (Hon ); 3 . Jacob M.oniI (Yam ); 4 . veree AdIImson (Sull . 65: I . Colby AdIIrns (KTM); 2. Nathan iel Vo-U (Kaw); 3 . Macy Mown (Han) . STK XRl OO I . Brock Moran (Han). : MAO DOG: I. o"kota Sirrwnons (Yam) ; 2. Aaron lAdd (Hon ); 3 . Stev~ Nl:IC'e (Hon ). 200 PRO-AM: I . Dak ota Simmo ns (Va m) ; 2 . W~ston .... am s d (Yaml ; 3 . Patrick Pyle (Suz l . OPEN AM:. I . Slev~ Nece (Yam ). OPENPRO: 1. Aaron Ladd (Hon l . 80 BEG: I. James Bodkin . 85 MOD : 1. Brad Bakt' r: 2 . J .D. ~a ch : 3 . .... ell Bergman: 4 . I Ma~ Seybold . 65 DTX: I. Brad Bilker ; 2. J .D . Bee ch : 3 . .... t'll Bergman; 4 . I Ma~ Sey bold ; 5. Cod y Shipl~ . MAD DOG: I. Scou Beker; 2 . Brad Beker; J. J .D. Beach : 4 . Der rinGauvln. 125 /250 MOD: I . Chris C~lorie; 2 . Dustin Pruczln sk i; 3 . Elliot Oquilt; 4. Scott Bakt'r; 5 , Brady Muelll"l". 505 PRO: I . J l!thro Halbl!rt; 2. Ji m Pl!rry: 3 . Kurt Edwards; 4. Dav~ Kohlstao!dt. OPEN AM: I . Elliot Oqui & 2 . Du sti n Pru Clinsk i: 3 . Chast' t: Gilbl!rt: 4 . D.J . MUl ; S. Arthur H_ Ig s OPEN PRO: I . Jrlhro Halbert; 2. SlIm Holbert; J. J eff Annen; 4 . Hawkeye Downs Raubs Rolls On By BOB S CHUMACHER Jim Perry . cue 4. KoI~ Kromminga ; SR 40 . ; I. Dennis PotteT" (ATK); 2. Gene Yopp (Honl ; 3 . Ed C1af'A (ROC): 4. Dam Brown (Hon ); 5. Don Dmcan ISw ). LT VlNT: 1. Dmnis PorteT" (ATK). kkson . • 4. 4. ~ CIari«Rot). 2. Noah B. Miller. NOVEMBER 5, 2 0 0 3 4. 1258: I . Dillon Ra ; 2. RacerHulin; 3. .Jemny Krns; Vittetoe; 5 . Brian Bermel . 125 C: 1. Aaron Thom pson; 2 . Nick 8nIer: 3 . Blake Smith ; 4. o-n M MOD: I. logan Sqbold; 2. J immy F~: 3 . Robm Holn>os. 65 DTX: I . Logan Se ybold; 2. Robert. Holmes : 3 . J m my F~ · 58 50 JR : 1. Blake Ha rgen s ; 2. Ja~ Koloslk : 3. Ryan Smith; JUlltin Anderrgg ; 5. Lukas Rkk. 50 SR: J. Dyla n Willis ; 2. Haley Sm ith; 3. Brett Me la nd : J a rnel Ci ulVi 5. Jordan Hamls h. o 65 JR : I. Jorda n lhle; 2. Mike leona rd Jr.: J. Skylt'r Rath ; Donald Ticknor; 5. Jordan Ess8 . 65 SR: 1. Colin Weber; 2 . Josh Bec klP)'; 3 . MichiH'!1 Lehrer, Cody Moeller; 5. John UndlIey . 65 JR : I. Jed ~an; 2 . Na than Freese; 3 . J ohn Fleher; Lev WNW' ; 5. Bobby Hanson . ... Randy Hanson; 5. Scou WuU8. ~. 85 : 1. Welton Ada ms (Yam) ; 2 . Cod y Brown (Hon) ; 3 . Nikki • STK XRlOO: I. Brock M.onln(Hon): 2 . April Ladd (Hon) . MD DOG; I. Dakota Simmons (Yom); 2. St.evieNece (Hon ). 200 AM: I . MattPaten.on (Hon); 2. Andrnw Fann in (Sozl . 200 PRO·AM.; 1. Patrick Pyil" (Sw). 250 PRO: I. Dakota Simmons (Yom ). 0PEJ'iAM.: I. Ste-vie Nace (Yam ). OPEN PRO-AM.: I. Aaron l.add (Han): 2. Kyil"Kdly (Yaml . 0PEl"l PRO: 1. Aaron ladd (Hon ): 2. Kyle Kelly (Yam ); 3 . Faulkner (Rot): 4 . Cody Brown (Rot ). VET 30 +: I . Ciftw. Yopp (Hon) : 2. Dean Faulkner (Rot ): 3 . Ed 50 JR; I . Noah8. MiIl6. 50 SR: I . Ryan Hiatt. 30+ : I . Str.ov~ Powr.or; 2 . Kurt Edwllrds ; 3 . Garry Roller; 4 . Arthur Hewig; 5. Damn Gauvin . 40 +: I . Stevt' Powt'r, 2. Vince Holt ; 3 . Ha nk Mill r. e Results 85 $R: 1. Kyl~ Williams ; 2 . Chaz Bradffi; 3 . John Martm s ; 4 . Andrt'WBerry: 5. Ryan Frangul. S/ M1 NI: I. J ed Seeman; 2. Chez Brade n; 3 . J ohn Martms; 4. Ryan Frangul; 5. Brady Steggall. 125 A: 1. Aust6l Ra . 2. Derek GbIon; 3. Natha n K.in'OaII: 4. Span. (Han ). Results 65 BEG : I . J~8odlUn: Raubs heated things up, th ou gh . He po sted wins in the 125cc A and 25 0c c A classes and scored the runner-up spo t in th e com petitive 16-24 A cl ass. In 250cc A heat act ion , th e m an wi th a pa te nt on holeshots, Todd W a lt o n , na bbed another one, with Derek Gib son and El i Kams in to w. Walton had his way for a couple of laps until he th re w a chain and gave h is lead to Gib son , who went on for th e w in . Raubs suffered a very poor start but cha rged all th e way up to second. Karns p laced third, and Nathan Kimball was fourth. Karns, wh o is now getting comfortabl e in the 250cc cla ss, got th e holeshot in th e m ain event, but G ibson d isp la c ed h i m almo st immed iately . Then Raubs got by Karns . By halfw ay through the ope ning lap , Raub s had pas sed Gibson on the ga p jump for firs t. The o rder at th e end of la p on e was Raubs. Gib so n. W alto n , Karn s and Kimball. T he pa ce was fast , and Raubs wa s ju st on fi re, bu t so wa s Wa lton, wh o go t by Gi bson fo r seco nd and set h is sights on Raub s. However, wi th a great effo rt, Raubs held o n fo r the win . Wa lton was sec o nd , with Gibso n th ird . Th e cl os est race was for fourth, between Karns and Kim ball , wi th Kimb all ge tti ng by for fourth and Kern s pl acing fift h. The gate fell ju st as Kaw asaki jock ey J osh Bec kley wanted it to in th e 65cc Senio r heat , and he took the holeshot. Keepi ng a close eye on hi m was KTM -m ounted Co li n Weber. and by th e end of lap one Weber had ta ken th at firs t spo t, putt ing Beck ley in seco nd . Suzuk i pi lot Mi ke Lohr er was thi rd . Weber took th e heat win, with Beckley keeping hi m honest in th e secon d spot. Lohr er wa s th ird , C od y Moell er was fourth. and John Undsey was fifth. The 65cc Senior m ain was all Weber from start to finish. He was followed by Beck ley. There was a good battle for third between Moeller and Lehrer, with Lehrer getting by for third . Moeller fmished fourth , and Undsey was fifth. Th e gate was prett y fu ll for the 6 5c c Junior heat. Mike Leonard showed th ese future stars how to get a holeshot, but fro m the get ·go, J ordan Esser was nipping at his heels , along with Skyler Rath and Donald Ti cknor. Leonard went on for the heat win, with Esser kee pin g him in sight fo r second . Rath charged in th ird , with Tickno r in fou rth and Jord an Ihl e in fifth. In the 65cc main, Leo na rd nail ed ano th er hol eshot , foll owed by Ihle, Rath , Ticknor and Esser. Leona rd had his han ds full all moto long with Ihle, until Ihle go t the best of him and took the win , with Leo nard second , Rath th ird , Ti cknor fourth and Esser ho lding down fifth. ... CEDAR RAPIDS, lA , SEPT. 27 Th e seaso n' s las t event at Haw keye Dow ns w as he l d o n a coo l, cris p eve ni ng , Au sti n nevus Barber Motorsports Park: Dave Podolsky (7 1) leads Mark Hatten (52) t hrough turn six in Battle Of The Twins competit ion" just one of their many batt les over the two days of AHRMA rac ing at the brand"spanking"new facility in Birmingham. Alabama.

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