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RESULTS NOV: 1. Randy Godich; 2. Pam Edgerton: 3. Earl Adams: 4. Jeff Hawthorne; S. Undsey Moss. AM: I. Steve Lourenco; 2. Andy Jammings; 3. Eric Rolufs; 4. Jack Gilliam; S. Brent urson. EX: I. Monte Sears: 2. Mark Voegele: 3. Brandon Roberts: 4. Robert little; 5. Ken Wood. MSTR A: I. Eric McKenna; 2. Rick Nagle; 3. Shawn Hybarger; 4. Ed Foedish: 5. John Volk. MSTR B: I. Don Rohmann; 2. Mark Russell; 3. Doug Goodman: 4. Gary Chaidez: S. Randy Roberts. 50+ NOV: I. Hugh Blacka; 2. Richard Tessier: 3. Frank Benacka: 4. Don Meiner; 5. Russ Greenfield. 50+ AM: I. Kent Reed; 2. Jim Connor; 3. Ed Zornes: 4. Gene Johnson: S. Randy Bruce. 50+ EX: I. Harvey Mushman; 2. Richard Kastner; 2. Jack Baken; 4. Bob Meadows; S. Tim Kennedy. 50+ MSTR: I. John Handelin; 2. Tom Jesmer; 3. Wes Braby; 4. eill Meyer. S. Steve Machado. 60+ NOV: I. David Bell: 2. Dennis Pangburn; 3. Gabe Gutierrez; 4. Don Yount; S. George Wall. 60+ AM: I. Jim Denevan; 2. Glenn Pruitt; 3. Ernie Cabral; 4. Ken Feulner; S. Les Oldenbrook. 60+ EX: I. Gary Willison: 2. Ron Ryer; 3. Leroy Francard. 70+ NOV: I. Dan McCarthy. 70+ EX: l. Zoti Berenyi: 2. George Spearing; 3. Tom Hamm; -4. Tony Armada; S. Max Goode. 80+ MSTR: I. Norm Armstrong. MRANN Moose Racing Desert Series Round 2: WSRA Dead Camel Hare Scrambles Ochoa Beats the Dead Camel By JACK HANDY FALLON, NV, MAR. 5·6 esse Ochoa, the overall winner of round one of the 2005 J MRANN Moose Racing Desert Series, picked up where he left off to win the Dead Camel Hare Scrambles, hosted by WSRA. WSRA is known for laying out rocky courses, and the Dead Camel was no exception. Racers were treated to a 32-mile course that included rocks over all types of terrain, including sand washes, fast dirt roads, and some slower technical trail. The tricky start had competitors standing backward, straddling their front wheel. Over 40 Expert Paul Emerson got an incredible jump on everyone by hitting the magic button on his KTM 525 while simultaneously mounting his bike. Some said he had at least a quarter-mile lead on the pack by the end of the bomb run. After the bomb, racers headed out on a 4-mile loop that brought them right back by the staging area, and when the leaders came back around, it was Over 40 Expert Ochoa leading, followed by Jason Alosi, Emerson, Justin Soule, and former MRANN overall champion Sean Berryman. Ochoa and Alosi pulled away from the front pack and built a five-minute lead by the end of the first lap. The two swapped the lead several times between the two, with Alosi making a pass around mile 20 that would stick and bring him into the end of the lap in first, only about 10 seconds ahead of Ochoa. Berryman, Reece Honea, and Soule rounded out the top five. Roughly 25 miles into the second lap, Alosi crashed on a rocky uphill, and that allowed Ochoa to once again take control. Alosi did catch back up to the leader, but he fell again, leaVing Ochoa to finish out the second and third lap out front. At the end of lap three, Ochoa took the overall win, crossing the finish line with about two minutes between himself and Alosi. A few more position changes took place on the third lap, JUNE 2-5, 2005 The largest AMA event in the Midwest! The AMA Pro's take on Road America's scenic 4-mile road course with lightning speed and incredible skill in the Suzuki Superbike Doubleheader. 4 action-pockeddays 0'excitement! II t\\\ \~~\. ,,_9_'4 Dairyland Classic- Friday night short-track racing at the Plymouth Fairgrounds. ' '\~9\f.:t\et.\'t\_ fI\'" - Ride Your Own Whee/s- See Road America's 4-mile road course the way the pro's do in the awesome Sentry Insurance "Salute to Cycles" parade. Scenic Tent & RV Camping Sites at Road America-Stay where you play by reserving a site at one ofRoad America's adult-only camping areas with hot showers and great food concessions. 'dI,l I Suzuki Bridge Dedication-Dedication and beach party an Saturday. AMA Round 1 of the MotoZilla Supermoto Championship at Elkhart Lake on Saturday at Road America's Briggs & Stratton Motorplex. (Paddock Fee) Order an Advance 5upert;cket for the Suzuki Superbike Doubleheader by May 25th and get a 2 for 1coupon (a $10.00 value) for Friday night', Dairyland Classic at the Plymouth Fairgrounds Road America Motorcycle Riding Schools and Suzuki Supermoto ClassesCheck out www.roadamerica.com for dates and information. Children 12 & Utlder admitted FREE with payitlg adult! Convetlietlt on-site COtleessions with Wiseotlsitl's greatest tastillgfood atld beverages! • SINSURANCE ENTRY. USPENSION SEMINARS Straightforward approach for racer, dads, tuners and engineers SUBJECTS COVERED FOR DIRT AND STREET Suspension theory and testing Spring theory and testing Suspension Fluids Hydraulics . . D~plng and damping curves Valvlng systems and Iheory Gold Valve" Theory and Installation Over 40 Expert Jesse Ochoa is on his way to a second consecutive MRANN overall win at the Dead Camel Hare Scrambles. SUSPENSION TllEORY COURSE MAY 1-1 SHO' SIOUS COURSE MAY ..10 AOVANCEO CLASS MAY 12·1J Emulator" Theory and Installation . Testing and Troubleshooting Fork and Shock Assembly and Disassembly Shock Dyno Analysis Leverage Ratio Curves Rear Wheel Force Curves • Data Acquisition Visit racetech.com or call 951.279.6655 CYCLE NEWS" MAY 4,2005 59