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9 :::> o o z w a: ~ > '" ~ ..,.....--;0. Stockton Motorple:c Nick Moore Is a force to be reckoned with in th e District 36 po ints race. He won the Open A race In Stockton, California. Stockton Motorplex Results Moore Scores Some More Tanner Ptc colotn. P/W STK AlB: I. By KAREN GOOLD STOCKTON, CA , OCT. 25 With j ust two races left to ride in District 36 action, Sto ck to n Motorp lex was the tr ack run ning th is week . Matt Lorenzo's Motowest Gold ru sh Series pr omoted the event at this asphalt ov al, whi ch provided th e perfect surf ace for St o ckton H onda -Yamaha -sponsored Nick Moore to display his skills once m or e by co rnin g acr oss th e fini sh line first in the O pen A event. The distri ct' 5 top three ri ders rod e this race , entertaining th e fan s wat ching fro m th e sidel ines . Mo ore ha d won bot h Op en A ra c es the pr evious week end at a two-d ay ev ent at th e world -fam ou s l.odi Cycle Bowl, as well as at his last ride at Stockton Motorplex. This young man ha s do minated th e Open A competition throughout th is season and is well -known as the fastest IT rider in this area. After cornpleting hi s rac es in St ockton, Moore was pi ck ed up by th e ra cing team sp onsoring him for competition in a road race o n Sunday at Button Willow near Lo s Angeles. some ei g ht • Build WEEKLY FO O T TRAFFIC in yo ur store . • Create ENTHUSIASM for new products. la test events and trends in the sport of motorcycling. • Local C O V ERAG E of events in your area, in addition to i'btional & Worldwide news about motorcycles - as it happens! GET STARTED TODAY! our Dealer Sales Ma nager at (714) 751 -7433 24 Hour FAX Order line (714) 751 -6685 E-Ma il: dealers@cyclenews.com 64 N OV EM BER 1 9. 2003 · cue I e n e vv s ho urs from Sto ckton. His talent cro sses every aspect of m otorcycl e rid ing . and watchi ng him race is abso lutely the tas tiest "eye candy " for those who love thi s spo rt . T ot all y at one with any motorcy cle he rides. Moore is sure to be a n am e w el l recog n i zed nati on all y i n t h e not -too -di st ant futu re . He is spo nso red by Pinit Mo to rsports. Sierra Wa ter , Union 76 and Mo ther's Polishes. B ud Rid d le, c urrently in t he to p po in ts position in th e Over 50 class , showed the youngsters th e fa stest way around this track to win th is wee k as well. Riddle will soo n be cele br ating his 62nd birth day . He has been a part of the raci ng c om m unity in this area fo r th e pa st 40 -od d years. Riddle has also spo nsored riders at every level of ra ci ng and continues to be a sough t -aft er source of in formation at th e track. Riddle won th e "Battle of th e Twins" in both 1964 and 1985 . As this district's racing season draws to a cl ose, the competition is fierce among th e top points c ont ende rs in every class. In addition to th e po ints race for the d istrict 's bla ck plates, riders in every class are competing for awards in th e Motowest Go ldrush high po int series , with a $1000 pr ize for Ve ts and two m otorcycles for the youngsters. Donnie Darrah took home the top tr ophy in the Vintage class. Tha t keeps him in good standing to re ceive the number-on e plate in that division. In the 80cc Expert class, eight of the top contenders too k t o the track. Wh en the flag dropped , A n thony Fo ng took off in the fro nt spo t, but Mi ch ael Martin got to th e co mer side by side w ith him. Cha d Case was clos e o n the ir heels. M artin went under Fo ng co m ing o ut of tum tw o on the white-fl ag lap, but Fo ng persist ed in k eeping his lead, and Martin lost th e secon d spot to Cose afte r a bobb le com ing o u t of turn four, and t he ra c e finished w it h Fan g leadin g Ca se an d M artin . Ma rt in has been nomin at ed for o ne - o f th e AMA ' s t op awar ds th is seaso n. seen Hampton Jr.; 2. Brllndon Brma,*au: 3 . 50 SR A: 1. Domin ic Collndres ; 2. Brian Martinez J r.: 3 . Bfllndon Bm\ardeau. 50 SR B: I. Oomink: Mont~rosso. 60 A 1. Michael Martin: 2. Bobby Calde ira 60 S IC: I. Brandon Brma~au : 2. Brilln Martinrz Jr .: 3 . Jomes WiUiamsJr. 80 A: 1. Anthon y Fang : 2. Chad C~: 3 . Michael Martin. 80 C: 1. ~ Auzenne : 2. Chivon Cnunp; 3 . CharleM It\ar· tinez. 100 YTll MOO AlBIC: I. Troy Milligan Jr .; 2. Rick y Colindm.: 3. Kaylyn Crum p. 100 YTll STK A: I. Daniel1f' C" ldeifll: 2. Chad C~: 3 . Bobby Caldeira. PRO-AM; I . Nick ~; 2. Marty W~sIer: 3 . Marl\.Conetti. 100 YTll $11( BIC: 1. L KeI~; 2. Rawni Darrah; 3 . Mason Oar· 100 SPT MOD B/C ; I . Brad Madden ; 2_ ft\kha~1 s.mch~z; J. KmyA~ . 100 SPT STK c: I. Tyler Punm; 2. J a.... Pulrn; 3 . ~ ~ . 25O/OPEN BIC J. Chrii Borjas ; 2. Jason Pullen; 3 . Mike ~. : VlNT 1\ : I . Donn ~ Darrah . VlNT B: I . ft\lChlId Crump. VlNT C: 1. RobertBocoslI Jr . VlNT 50 + A: 1. Bud Riddle. WiT 50+ C: 1. 8rfottTaylor . VET A: 1. Robert Bacosa ; 2. Robert McDannel; 3 . ft\Gti\ Biscardi. VET BIC: I. J amie' Nicely: 2. Jason Pullen. 40 + A: 1. Mark Biscardi: 2. RcJtx.rt ft\cDonnel . 40+ BIC: I. J amie Nicely; 2. Michael Crump; 3 . Bill Holt J r. OPEN A: 1. Nick Moo~; 2. Mark Corsetti : 3. Marl!. Biscardi. W in dy Hill Sports McBrayer Breezes to Windy Hill Wins By MA RK N EUENS ELL E RB E, N C, OC T . 18 Gr eat weath er and tra ck c o nditi ons awaited th ose attend ing round 17 of th e AMA Distr ict 29 Summer/ Fall Series . T he race t o be nefi t th e AMA Di st rict 29 year -end ban qu et pa id d ou b l e poi n ts to t h e p arti c ipant s. Ju st i n McB rayer too k adva ntage of th at , sweeping th e 1250 c C class and taking th e overa ll win in th e Schoolboy class. In 125c c C ac tion , Mc Brayer took th e win wi t h a 1 - I t a ll y . follo wed b y a sw itch -u p betw een Forrest Seebeck and Luke Sutphen. Th ou gh Sutphen he ld off Seebeck in th e first m ot a , See beck took the second spot in the second m oto and secon d o v er al l. Sutphen took th ird overall. In the Schoolboy class , McBrayer had some tough c om pe ti tio n in Jonathan Balfour. iN moto o ne , Balfour held off McB rayer to t ak e th e win. Th ey were followed by Seebe ck and Jerem y Reid . Seebeck was having problems staying up o n tw o wheels , so Reid took the third position in the first mota, with Seebeck fo urth . McBra y er had a beller sec ond m ota, besting Balfour for the w i n and the overall. Balfour took sec ond and second over all , a n d Seebec k c a m e back to tak e th ird overall, over Reid, who ended up breaking his foot in a cras h on th e new sec tion of track. In th e 85cc (7- 1 I ) class , Th om as Sulli van took adva ntage of some other riders' mi stakes to hold o n for th e wi n in the fi rst mota , fol lowed by Th om as Neuens and Joe Bean , who slip ped up in th e tum and spe nt the rest of th e m ot o playing ca tch -u p. Bean was foll ow ed b y Casey Sm ith and th en Zach Newberry , who was riding a bo rrowed bike . Bean di dn 't ma ke th e same mistak e tw ice, taking th e early lead and th e win in th e seco nd moto. Sullivan held on to sec ond and scored