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section, tying him back up with Harker. The three leading competitors rode clean until the final section. In the quagmire, Harker pulled off an amazing clean for the win, and Williams pulled off a two, putting him in a tie for pOints with Pekar. Williams took second on tie· breaking cleans, 10-8. Chris Cullins held off a quartet of youngsters to win the Advanced class by three pOints. Rick Williams, who has been riding longer than many of his competitors have been alive, scored a comfortable win in the Sportsman class. Tori Carrillo led the Novices by five points after the first loop and extended her cushion to six, as she bested her second-placed husband, Joseph. The Rivers kids won the Kids classes, with Logan topping the B riders and Dakota the A riders. Other winners included Expert Anthony Sandoval, on a Gas Gas, and Suzuki Exacta 250-mounted Mike Cates in the Vintage class. RESULTS KIDS A: I. Dakota Rivers (GG); 2. Ben Bush (GG). KIDS B: I. Logan Rivers (Hon). NOV: I. Tori Carrillo (GG); 2. Joseph Carrillo (GG); 3. Tanner Pekar; 4. INT: I. Chase Harker (She): 2. Don Williams (Mon); 3. Dean Pekar (GG); 4. Man RiffeU (She); 5. Larre Butterfield (She). ADV: I. Chris Cullins (Bet); 2. Andrew aldar (She); 3. Ian Delaney (Moo); 4. Eric Storz (She); 5. Neil StOil: (She). MSTR: I. ali Thon:larson (Mon): 2. Brian Hannon (She); 3. Ryan Sandoval (GG); 4. Todd Bennett (Seo). EX: I. Anthony Sandoval (GG). SPTSMN: I. Rick Williams (She): 2. Massis Chahbazian (Mon); 3. Krist jan Thordarson (Bet). VINT: I. Mike Cates (Suz); 2. Larry Tubbs (Suz): 3. Bill Lawless (Yam). Ty Cullins (GG). Ugly mud was made for four-strakes, and Oli Thordarson took advantage of his new Montesa Cota 4RT's traction-finding abilities to win the Master class at raund six of the Lewisport ITS Winter Series. CMC Northwest Winter Arenacross Series Round 8: Forster Livestock Pavilion Metzler Puts the Brakes on McMackin's Streak By ClAY LIGHT SALEM, OR, JAN. 29 Y amaha rider Travis McMackin finally met his match during arenacross racing inside the Forster Livestock Pavilion at the Oregon State Fairgrounds. Suzuki-mounted Adam Metzler returned from a four-month injury-induced layoff to capture the overall 125cc and Before The Hill Intermediate·c1ass victories at round eight of the CMC Northwest Winter Arenacross Series, putting an end to McMackin's win streak. One of the Northwest's top Intermediate riders, Metzler grabbed the lead at the start of the opening Before The Hill moto and never looked back. The Suzuki rider had McMackin to deal with in the early stages of the moto, but Metzler broke free of McMackin and Honda·mounted Shane Skiles to snare the moto victory. Skiles, who trailed Metzler and McMackin at moto's end, was the top-placing Junior-class rider. Philip Springer, Brad Batchelor, Allen Yother and Corey Howell completed the top five in the adjoined Junior class. Moto two was much the same: Metzler jumped out front slightly ahead of McMackin and then fended off challenges from McMackin to cap off his I-I sweep of the class. McMackin trailed Metzler overall. Skiles' Junior-class win also came with a I-I Kit includes one billet throttle tube + three unique cams patent pending G2 l105l.ocu111 Dr1IIe Rock FaIIs,IL 81071 CYCLE NEWS • MARCH 9, 2005 55