Cycle News - Archive Issues - 2000's

Advanced clean in the highly technical section five, which featured a tricky slab descent, Andrew Oldar jumped off into the lead after the first loop, with earlier leader Chris Cullins in hot pursuit. Ian Delaney pulled off the best score of the second loop, but he remained in third due to a tough first lap. Cullins pulled ahead of Oldar in the deep water section on the last loop, which Oldar lived. Up to the challenge, Oldar refused to touch his foot down again in the trial, and Cullins' three more dabs dropped him back into second, though comfortably ahead of Delaney. Tori Carrillo led the Novices from start to finish, while it took Chase Harker three sections to grab the Intermediate lead, which he then never relinquished. Jonathan Beck had no problem taking a win in the Sportsman class. The father-and-son team of Anthony and Ryan Sandoval easily won the Expert and Master classes, respectively, as six-monthspregnant Yvonne Sandoval (Anthony'S wife and Ryan's mom) sat out the event. There was talk at the riders' meeting of awarding double points for foul-weather events. Afterward, most of the riders agreed that it was so much fun splashing through the drenching that they'd still have been there even if it had been a no-points event. Series. American Suzuki/WMR-backed Kyle Tobin had an impressive weekend. winning eight out of the nine motos he entered. In the first moto of the 250cc B class, Jonathan Camp pulled the holeshot, with Tobin in tow. With a hard, aggressive charge, Tobin overrode Camp to take the lead and the moto win. Camp settled for second, while Tyler livesay, Jacob Miiler and Zach Miller wrapped up the top five positions. In the second and third motos, Tobin maneuvered his bike into the lead on the stallS. With consistent and smooth rides. Tobin finished 1-1-1 overall for the weekend. Camp had a solid ride in moto two, working his way up from the back of the pack into the fourth position, which gave him second overall for the weekend. Livesay put in great rides for a 3-2-3 tally and third place on the podium. The 85cc (12-13) class was stacked with competition. North Carolinas' Ian Trettle took every holeshot aboard his Suzuki and scored 1-1-1 finishes. Kyle Goerke put together some great motos. going 2-2-5 for second overall. In the first mota, Goerke kept Trettle in sight. and they both checked out on the rest of the pack. Justin Barcia was a top contender, but unfortunately he could not finish mota one due to a flat tire. Rounding out the top three was Derek Hall (3-7-2), who had a great battle with RESULTS Michael Clarke in mota one. Clarke (4-6-6) was SPTSMN: I. Jonathan Beck (GG). NOV: I. Tori Carrillo fourth overall. (GG); 2. Joseph Carrillo (GG); 3. Ty Cullins (GG). INT: I. Chase Harker (She): 2. Matt Rime (She); 3. Larre Butterfield The I25cc C class was filled with bar-to-bar (She); -i. Don Williams (Mon). ADV: I. Andrew Oldar (She): action. Brandon Killius pulled the holes hot in 2. Chris Cullins (Bet): 3. Ian Delaney (Man). EX: I. Anthony Sandoval (GG). MSTR: I. Ryan Sandoval (GG). mota one but faced competition from Jimmy Page shortly after the start. They were dicing it "''---'0 out, and Page made an outside move on Killius for the lead. Cameron Doyle made a hard charge ~ to inside the top five. With one lap to go, Killius ~ felt the pressure from the Yamaha-mounted ~ Doyle. With two turns left, Doyle made his o move, giving himself second and Killius third. C The second moto was eXCiting! Wes Kain l l. I announced every transition, as the leader was different on every lap. Joe Parsons took the early lead, with Sean Swauger and Doyle in pursuit. Doyle passed for the lead. Then Swauger duked it out with Doyle and took over the top pOSition. On the next lap, Doyle retook the lead, but then Page entered the picture. giving Doyle a run on the final lap and then passing him to take the victory. Page ended up going 1-1-1, Doyle went 2-2-2, and Parsons (5-4-5) rounded out top three. Lawrence (Suz); S. Gavin Gracyk (Kaw). 125 A: I. Josh lichde (Suz); 2. Martin Davalos (Suz); 3. Matthew Hopkins (Yam); -i. Joe Penrod (Hon); 5. Jason Glacken (Kaw). 125 B: I. Kyle Tobin (Suz): 2. Jonathan Camp (Hon): 3. Tony Gallo (Suz); 4. Ryan Warren (Kaw); 5. Ricky Renner (Yam). 115 c: I. Jimmy Page (Suz); 2. Cameron Doyle (Yam); 3. Joe Parsons (Yam); -4. Sean Swauger (Yam); 5. Shawn Gann (Yam). 125 OPEN: I. Kyle Tobin (Suz): 2. Braden Barnes (Hon); 3. Ricky Renner (Yam); -i. Donald Buchter (Kaw); 5. Cameron Doyle (Yam). lSD/SOD PRO: I. Tyson Hadsell (Yam); 2. Keith JohrlSOfl (Suz); 3. Chad Charbonneau (Hon): 4. Barry Carsten (Suz); S. Josh lichtle (Suz). 250/500 A: I. Chad Charbonneau (Hon); 2. Dale Kump (Yam); 3. Zack Lundy (Hon); -4. Bill Brighton (Yam); 5. Shane Mills (Yam). 250/500 B: I. Kyle Tobin (Suz); 2. Jonathan Camp (Hon); 3. Tyler Livesay (Hon); 4. Zachary Miller (Han); 5. Chad Wages (Suz). 250/500 C: I. Dalton Barrett (Yam): 2. Maxine Langlois (Hon); 3. Robert Ingraham (5uz): -i. Justin Williams (Kaw); 5. Patrick Brown (Hon). 150 OPEN: I. Forren Smith (Yam): 2. Michael Schwam (Yam); 3. Trey Ridgeway (Yam); 4. Barrett Smith (Yam): 5. Roben Ingraham (Suz). 4-STRK: I. Jonathan Camp (Han); 2. Zachary Miller (Hon): 3. Scott Jendro (Hon): 4. Spencer Dally (Yam); 5. Jarrett Tipping (Suz). WMN: I. Marisa Hampshire (Yam); 2. Beth Rewis (Suz); 3. Lydia Griner (Suz). 16-24: I. Jonathan Camp (Hon); 2. Mike Finnegan (Hon); 3. Jake Donley (Yam): 4. Michael Schwartz (Yam); 5. Ow Benesh (Yam). 25+: I. Keith JohrlSOfl (Suz); 2. Jarrett Tipping (Suz); 3. Kevin Cozadd (Han); 4. Ryan Camm (Kaw): 5. Gaylon Dki=o (Kawl. 30+, I. Keith johnson (Suz); 2. ""'" Carsten (Suz); 3. Keith Oelerich (Yam): 4. Kevin Cozadd (Han); 5. Gaylon Dickson (Kaw). 35+: I. Keith Oeleric.h (Yam): 2. Gaylon Dickson (Kaw): 3. Steve Dumond (Suz); -i. David A Johnson (Hon); 5. Henry R. Camefo (Han). 40+: I. Keith Oelerich (Yam); 2. William DiU (Hon): 3. David A Johnson (Hon); •. J.ff Z. 'Ianderl>e

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