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West Side Series Round 4: Weatherford MX Park USGPRU Na tional Championships Ro und 2 : Jennings GP Dickey Dazzles His Way to the Win Aitken-Cade, Wenner Winners at Jennings GP By KAT By STEWART SPANN AITKEN-CADE WEATHERFORD, TX, APR. 4 ODENTON, MD, APR. 4 P T he USGPRU National I25cc GP and 250cc I GP co nverged on Jenn ings GP in Je nnings, Florida , for the second rou nd of the Nation al C ham pionshi p. C CS Sout heast w as th e host organizat ion for the weeken d and put on an outstanding even t at the "motorcycle only" Jennings GP tra ck. O n Saturday afternoo n, 2002 125cc GP Cham pion Brian Kcraget set the faste st time during 12Scc qualifying, his I:2 1.4 a lull second ahead of John Klara s and Dale Gree nwood. Stewart Altken-Cade completed the Iront row. Pourteen-year-cld rising sta r Josh He rrin was fast enough to lock in fifth. In an une xpected twist , local favorite Steve We nner locked his transmission on the first lap of qualifying and would have to start on th e back row of the main event on Sunday. In 2S0cc qualifying, Wenner rode his e xDiSalvo Honda RS2S0 to the Iront 01 the grid. Kcraget rode his Honda RS 125 like a man possessed and claimed second place , closely fo llow e d by another last lo ca l rider, Mark Brow n. And just like in the 125cc qua lifying, Aitken -C ade rounded out the front row o f the gr id. For Sunday's main event, 3 1 12Scc GP bikes assembled on the grid . When the green nag d ropped , Aitken -Cede charged Ir o m the outside ro w to lead the pac k int o turn one. Kcraget, Greenwood and Herrin were right on his rear wheel. Kcraget wasn't content to watch and made the pass on Aitken-Cade belore the first lap was complete. Greenwood made a minor mistake in the back section and allowed Kcraget and Aitken-Cade to break away. O n the last lap, Aitken -Cade passed Kcraget only four turns from the finish and was able to hold that lead until the end . Apparently, neither aving the way in his Pro debut, Team Gre en's Cody Dickey pulled off perlect wins in both the 125cc and 250cc A categories th roug hout the inaugural West Side Se ries, which took its final bow at Weathe rford MX Park. The final round 01 the West Side Series was postponed due to rain and rescheduled , w it h 103 entered riders in attendance . On ly a handl ul 01 riders ended th e series with perfect points . Joining Cody Dic ke y wit h 100 perfect poi nts throughout t he four-round series were Bryan Jackso n 01 Eastland, Texas. in the O ve r 4 0 class : David Jen se n, who traveled all the way from New Mexico to take the overall perfect win in the 250cc Intermedia t e ran ks; and Miss Charlene Randle 01 Weatherlord , who took the Cody Dickey raced to perfect 125cc win at each round in the Women's 10See and 250cc Expert tallies throughout the and Up class. four-round West Side Series in While Jackson and Mar k Cornel ia Weatherford, Texas. batt led each othe r throughout the series in the O ve r 40 class , finishing first and Mo nks (Suz) ; 1. Michael Kasberg (Han); 4. Justin Hasty (Yam); S. Chase Hackett (5oz). 125 OPEN: I. Ch ase Hacke n (Suz); second, respectively. their sons competed in their own events. Mark 's son Matthew Cornelia won the overall series in the 125cc Novice with a 1-8-2-2 overall win record lor 73 points, just one point in front of Logan Melton . Matthew also took filth overall in the 12Scc Open with 2J 1-4-8 overall finishes. Bryan's son Tye Jackson finished filth overall in the 85cc Open class via a 7-6-8-7 score and sixth overall in the 8Scc (1213) class with a 7-S-7-4 tally lor th e se ries. The Potter fat he r-a nd -so ns tr io from Midland rallied to some fair overall resu lts in the series. The re was no doubt that Russell Potter was kept e xtremely busy at each round, with one son, Rusty, racing 60s and 80s and the other, Corey, finishing th ird overall in the series in the 51cc Open class. Rusty won two 01 his classes overall, the 65cc Junior Supennini and the 85cc (7-11) classes. Russell finished second overall, be hind BryanJackson, in the Over 30 class. The closest points race was actually a tie, in the 125cc Open. Melton and Michael Kasberg each collected 56 points, but it was Melton's fou r-race attendance th at beat ou t Kasbe rg's th ree-out-of-four showing. RESULTS 51 SHAFT: I. Hunter Hull (Yam) ; 2. Jo r d an Kelton (Yam) . 65 (7.9): I. Aus tin Co x (Kaw); 2. She a Doherty (Sul ). 65 (10 · 1 I) : I. Beau Hudson (Kaw); 2. Weston Brooks (KTM); 3. T,.... Monk> (Sm) ; ~ . Chad Scott (Kaw); 5. T....... Vaden (Kaw). 65 OPEN: I. Beau Hudson (!ty Pott er (Suz). 85 BEG: I. Lonnie Thompson (Suz); 2. Dustin Best (Suz); 3. Brent Skaggs (Suz) ; 4. Dustln Williams (Suz); 5. Austin MaunU (Hen) . 85 (7. 11): I. Ryan Eppe rs (KTM) 2. ; Rusty Pott er (Suz); 3. Tyler St~ (Suz); 4. Chad Scott (Kaw). 85 ( 12. 1l); I. J --tin D;ekey (Kaw); 2. Chaz Holladay (y",,); 3. Joshua Godfre y (KTM); 4. Cody Vaughan (! (Kaw). 125 BEG : I. Jerry Lumsden (Hon ); 2. bc Smith (Kaw); 3. Robert Helle (Yam) ; 4. Blake Scott (Kaw); 5. Brad Warli ck (Hon) . 125 NOV: I . logan Melt o n (Yam); 2. Bran d on Nichols (y"",); 3. Nice Dollar (50,); ~. Rowdy Pope (KTM); 5. JO>hua Gomez (Kaw). 125 INT: I. David Jensen (Yam) ; 2. Trevor 72 MAY 5, 2004 • CYCLE NEWS 2. Logan Me lto n (Yam); 1. Justin Hasty (Yam); 4. Michael Kasberg [Hon]: 5. Nrcc Do llar (Suz) . 12 5 EX : I. Cody Ddey ( Kaw). 250 BEG; I. D""'l' Peel (KTM). 25 0 NOV; I. logan Cason (Yam) . 2 50 INT: I. David Jensen (Yam) . 250 OPEN: I. LAnce Orso (Hon ); 2. logan Cason (Yam ). 25 0 PRO: I. Cody Dickey (Kaw); 2. Jesse Zambon (Yam). W MN JR 0- 105 : I. Rhonda Vaughan (Kaw). WMN 105+ : I. Charlene Randle (Han ). 30 + : I. Russell Potter (Han) : 2. Bryan Jackson (Yam); 3. Brian Winiams (Hon) ; 4. Trey Dam (Yam). 4 0+ : I . Bry an Jackson (yam); 2. Mar k Cornelia (Hon). Series Ov e rall Po int s Standings 5 I SHAFT: I. Jord an Kelton (96); 2. Hunter Hull (25) . 5 I OPEN: I. Scott ie Kelton (86); 2. C hase Dale (70): J . Corey Potter (4 1); 4 . Mor gan Bate s (30); S. Paxto n Short (25). 65 (7.9): I. Au.tin Cox (53); 2. J.D. Reed (51); 3. Chase Rumsey (46); 4. Shea Doherty (29); 5. Bryce Dozier (25). 65 (10 -11 ): I. Beau Hudson (92): 2. Weston Brooks (82); 1. Gregory Geh rer (25); 4. Zach Henry (24): 5. Chad Sco tt (23 ). 65 OPEN : I. Be au Hud so n (9 6) ; 2. We ston Brooks (88); 3. Aust in Cox (24); 4. C hase Rumse y (23); 5. Zach Henry (2 1). 65 ·112 1ft S/MINI: I. Rusty Pott er (8-4); 2. Ryan Eppen (15); 3. 8r.lndon G5enn (25); 4. Danny KinsaJl (25); 5. Zeb Smith ( 15). 85 BEG; I. Duwn Wilh."" (56); 2. lonnie Thompson (SO); J . Garin Mason (46) ; 4. Bren t Bible (25); 5. Dustin Best (2 1). 85 (7 - 11): I. Rusty Potter (86 ); 2. R,.." Eppe rs (71); 3. lYl"- Stee l (40); 4. Ch ad Scott (23); 5 . B.-.ndon Glenn (2 1). 85 ( 12-1l); I. Chaz Holl>d", (92); 2. Joshua Godf rey (55); 3. Cory Perdue (46); 4. Justin Dkkey (<0) ; 5. Cody v.up (3~ ) . 85 (I~- IS ); l. Dillion W""",, (7B); 2. Matth ew Lemoi ne (SO); 1. Richar d Wh ite (50); 4. Blake Bivins (2 1). 8 5 OPEN: I. C hu Ho lladay (84) ; 2. Matthe w Le mo ine (75); 1. Cod y Vaug han (55 ); 4. Justin Dickey (J4) ; 5. Tye Jackson (28) . 85 ·1 12 Sft S/M IN I: I. CI'laz Holladay (78) ; 2. Matthew Le moine (75); 1. Cody Vaughan (54): 4. Cory Perdue (1 1); 5. Je rfrey Fisher (25). 125 BEG ; I. zae Smith (86); 2. Je rry w moden III (75); 3. Blake Scott (52); 4. Brad Warlkk (24): 5. Sam Louder (21). 125 NOV: I. Matthew Comelia (73); 2. logan Melton (72); 3. Rowdy Pope (40) ; 4. Nico Dollar (J4 ); 5. De rrick Brister (25). 125 INT: I. David Jensen (85); 2. Tre vor Mon ks (56); 1. Justin Hasty (46) ; 4 . Mich ael Kasbe rg (44); 5. Ch ase Hackett (19). 125 OPEN: I. logan Mekon (56); 2. Michael "'berg (56); 3. T"""" Monk>(55); 4. C..... Hackett (45); 5. Muthew Corne lia (~). 125 PRO; I. Cody Dd ey ( 100) ; 2. Cody Drewek (2 1). 250 BEG: I. Ch VKe Dorris (40) ; 2. Russe ll Stana land (J 5); 3, Richard Maninez (25); 4. Danny Pe el (25); 5. Cas e y Sherman (2 1). 250 NOV: l. logan Cason (86); 2. Justin Stille (42); 1. Jeremy Sharp (25); 4 . Micho>e1 .......r (25); 5. McOeMy (15). 250 INT; I. Davkl Jensen ( 100); 2. Collin Gosse tt (21); J. Chanc e Worrell ( IS). 250 OPEN; I. Logan c..on (88 ); 2. Chance Dorris (30); 3. LanceOrsc (25); 4. M"'F" McC,""'Y (25); 5. T"""" Parks (25). WMN IR 0 -105 : I. Rhond a Vaughan (90); 2. Melissa Ballard (2 5) ; J . Brenany Brumble (2 1). WMN 105 +: I. Charlene Rand le ( 100) ; 2. Asht o n Po pe (21) ; 1. C hrystin Brumble ( I S). 30 + : I. Bry an Jac kso n (8 2) ; 2. Russell Potter (77): 3. Brian Williams (4 1); 4. Mike Shelman (30); 5. Ttey Dam (29). 30 + EX: I. Urry Mon on (<0); 2. Man Spence r (25). 4 0+: I. Bryan Jackson ( 100) ; 2. Mark Cornelia (18); 3. Sean Knaack (21); 4. Ne al Steinfrec:her (10); 5. Doug CUCCMtt (9). 40+ EX; I. Urry Monon (75). r ide r saw the checkered lIag , and t he y continue d t o battle for a no the r lap be fo re realizi ng the race was over. Gre en wood and New York rider Todd Pucke tt battled lor the final podium slot, with Greenwood co ming out on to p. Wenner started at the back 01 the grid and spe nt the entire race dest roying the fie ld as he tr ied to catch the fron t pack; he was o nly able to pass 24 other riders to claim fifth. For th e 2S0cc GP race , ironman Wenner was on po le position and dete rmined to make up for his troubles in the 12Scc race. He and Brown led the crowd of 20 bikes into the first turn , lo llowe d closely by Altken-Cade , T im Richardson and Kcraget. O n lap two, Aitken Cade passed Brown on the outsi de 01 the very fast tum one and started closing on Wenner. On lap three, Wenner made a mistake, and Aitken-Cad e passed him on the inside of turn 10. That sparked a fire in Wenner, and he put his head down and retoo k the lead. Brown and Aitken-Cade stuc k to Wenner until lapped traffic got in the way and allowed Wenner to stretch out his lead to about two seconds, and he mai ntained tha t to t he c heckered flag . Aitken-Cade le nded 011 Brown to take second. Meanw hile , Richardson and Kcraget were battling lor lourt h, with th e TZ250-mounted Richardson prevailing . RESUlTS 12 5 GP : I. Stewart Aitken ·Cade; 2. Brian Kcraget ; 1. Dale Greenwood; 4. Todd Puckett; 5. Steve Wenner; 6. Josh He rrin ; 7. Gregor Halend a: 8. Joshua Day; 9. Scott Coccoli ; 10. Michael Santelia; I I. Chris Cosentino; 12. Brian Roach; 13. Paul Hoyt Nelson ; 14. Reet Das ; 15. Dave Deggendorf; 16. Chris Dokt or; 17. De nnis Woods; 18 . Dave Celento; 19. Ed Chirino : 20. Richard Masiak; 21 . Miguel Ch irino; 22. Philip &ngIe; 21. Adam Loeffle r; H . Rebecca He nn; 25. Frank Pate ; 26 . Ryan Clay. 250 GP: I. Steve Wen ne r; 2. Stewan AitkenCade ; 1. Mark Bro wn ; 4. Tim Richardson; 5. Brian Kcraget; 6. John long; 7. Mike Wright: 8. James Hillis; 9. Dave CeJento; 10. Duncan MacDonald; I I. Dennis Woods; 12. J ustin long; 11. Rebecca Hen n; 14. Ryan Clay; IS. Richard Merhar; 16. Brian Roach. Mo_ Steve We nne r (27) leads Stewart Aitken-Cade (4 ) throu gh turn one d uring the 250cc GP ra ce a t round two of the USGPRU National Champions hips in O denton, Maryland. 40th Anniversary

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