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CMC Golden Stat e Nationals Sout h
Round 4 : Hung ry Valley SVRA
Going the Distance
By JOHN BETHEA
GORMAN, CA, FEB. 14
ike a cou ple of boxers stan ding cente r ring,
nailing away at e ach other. Tim We igand
and Rusty Holland locked the mse lves into a
sluglest at the fourth round of the CMC Golden State Nationals South at t he Quail Canyon
track in Hungry Valley SVRA. and whe n it was
over, it was a draw.
The ir initial encounter was the 20-m inute
2SOcc Pro solo race. Holland led the first four
laps, only to be passed by Weigand, who too k
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when they'd tra ded firsts and seconds in their
mo rni ng sparr ing session s , C hatsw ort h' s
Weigand had des igns on pulli ng off tha t rares t
of deeds: w inning four Pro overalls in one day,
a feat last accomplis hed in California by Lance
Moorewood nearly three decades ago.
Howeve r, Ho lland hadn 't t raveled down
from C lovis , Californ ia, to spend t he day
running shotgun for Weigand , so in the
aftemoon rounds, he came out of his corner
jabbing away, winning both second motos in
body-pou nding battles, and he managed to eke
out overa llvicto ries in both to even the score .
the win .
Intermed iate Jarred Browne has be e n
Thei r next round was the 20-minute 12Scc
attempt ing triple wins lately, with only partial
Pro contest. Hon da -mounted We igand took
success . On this day, howev er, he finally put it
all together, ru nning a perfect six for six and
the le ad from C haparra l Suzu ki speedster
acing the School boy, 12Scc Intermediate and
Gerrit O rdelman o n t he second lap and was
25 0cc Int e rm e d ia t e classes . T he stiffest
never heade d by Holland , who move d his
co mp etitio n th e Ame rican Suzuki rider fro m
Honda into second after three laps.
Nuevo, California, had to face came from lanky
The two also faced off in two-moto battles
Jeff Loo p in the Schoolboy class. They ran side
in the SOOcc Pro and Ove r 2S Pro classes, and
by side through t he
first four turns of their
first race, w it h Browne
emerging in front. That
lasted un til la te in
t he ra ce , wh en Loop
punched his Suzu ki's
fro nt t ire bac k into th e
lead, ent ering the last lap
wi th a m eager on e bi ke lengt h advantage .
But fate yanked the win
from his gras p whe n his
fr o nt e nd wa s hed out
in a swee per and he
tu mbled out of c o nt ention . The FMFI
Maxxis ride r too k
Jarred Browne (42 5 ) bested the 125cc Intermediate
r u nne r-up in the ne xt
class (pictured), a s w e ll as the 5choolboy and 250cc
Intermediote classes in Gorman, California.
mot o, but his first-mo ta
spill allowed Calabasas , Cal ifornia's Brett
Auerbach to squeeze his Moto-X Depot yz
into second overall.
Loop had another shot at Browne in the
2SOcc Inte rmed iate contest, and this time he
scor ed runne r-up hono rs with a 2· 2 showing.
Larry Reese, a 17-year-old TSD/Spy-backed
Suzu ki rac e r fro m Sa n Marc os, Ca lifo rnia ,
placed seco nd , beh ind Brow ne, in the 12Scc
Intennediate class but earned his own time in
the spo tlight when he topped both Before The
Hill ( 17-24) motos.
eN
HUNGRY VAWY 5VRA
GoRMAN, CAUFORN IA
RESULTS: FEBRUARY
14, 2004
(ROUND
4)
50 BEG: I. jonathan SoIz (Cob): 2. Callion McHaney
(Co b) ; 1 . Joh n Cabr era (KTM); 04. Adam Hulsey (Pol) ; 5 .
Kanan Vudmaska (KTM). 50 (....6 ) : I. H axwell Tedder
(Kaw); 2. jake Koehnke (KTM); J. Cameron IWh ( KTM); 4 .
Chaz Vo.que , (Cob). 50 (T-8) ; I. Michoel Maze (Cob); 2.
Br.mdon Oliv

