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()~ A~'" §U~()A", l!~U~I()~ Ma~ 1 Sth~ 2()fXi S:()() VM I:dWar-ds Island f> TheaterI'ashlvn Island. illlIewpc)rt l3eat:h. ca l3enefttlnQ the Vedla1Tlt: I3mln TumvrI'vundatlvn RIDE4KIDS.ORG -4. Jordan Marlin (Han); 5. Troy Snyder (Suz). 250/500 C: I. Andrew Yan (Suz); 2. Brandon Stewart (Suz); l, Michael Shepard (Hon); 4. Trevor Barker (Yarn); 5. William Rinehold (Suz). 4·5TRK: I. Nicholas Mackie (Suz); 2. Nick Depalo (Suz); 3. Keith Oelerich (Han): -4. Jordan Marlin (Han); S. David Drake (Suz). GRlS (S-13): t. Casey Folmar (Kaw); 2. Jessie Folmar (Kaw); 3. Jessica McGlynn (Yam): 4. Brinsley Dyess (Suz); S. Kylie Fasnacht (Cob). WMN: I. Megan Nelson (Suz): 2. Ashley Ebmeier (Hon). 16-14: I. T.J. Tiffany (Yam); 2. Russell Clay (Suz); 3. Bradley Bemier (Yam): 4. Taylor McDonald (Hon); S. Troy Snyder (Suz). 25+: I. Billy Wood (Han); 2. Keith Oelerich (Hon); 3. Tracy Shepard (Suz). 30+: I. Barry Carsten (Suz); 2. Steve Dumond (Suz); 3. Craig Allen (Yam); 4. Greg Bliss (Yam); 5. Keith Oelerich (Hon). 35+: I. Keith Oelerich (Hon); 2. Steve Dumond (Suz); 3. Mike Mezie (Hon); 4. Rich Vicente (Hon); 5. Craig AJlen (Yam). 40+: I. Mike Mezie (Hon); 2. Michael Shepard (Hon); 3. Roger Bulmer (Hon); 4. Wes Hardin (Yam); 5. Ben Scoggins (Kaw). 45+: L Frank Depalo (Suz). 8ig Timbers Motocross Pork Bobby Goes Big at Big Timbers By MICHELLE LARABEE LAMAR, CO, MAR. 6 F Hosted by On Any Sunday's motorcycle legend Malcolm Smith, this is a very special, oncein-a-lifetime gathering of those who appeared in the film. We will show "On Any Sunday" in it's entirety and then you will meet the director Bruce Brown and the films "stars" including Malcolm, Mert Lawwill, Jim Rice, Gene Romero, Eddie Mulder, Don Emde, Don Castro, Jim Odom, Feets Minert, Skip VanLeeuwen, Keith Mashburn, Gary Nixon, Walt Fulton, Jody Nichols and others who appeared or worked on the film. Also Dana Brown (Dust to Glory) and Chad McQueen (Steve's son) have RSVP'd. Tickets are $35, Special T-Shirts $20 After the movie, we will Introduce each person who participated In the movie and some will have the opportunity to speak about the making of the movie and answer questions. In addition we will have posters and t-shirts available for purchase and to use for autographs. An Auction of autographed riding gear and Harry Miller Motorcycle Art will also take place. We will still host a pre-movie gathering of vintage bikes In the theater parking lot behind the theater (look for EZ Ups) starting at 5:00 pm. Hosted by Honda Riders Club, Tom White (Early Years ofMX Museum) and others. For more information and please call (714)870-1456. Download flyer and ticket form directly from our website at www.dualies.com Motorcycle news will never be the samel You can access Cycle News Online anytime, day or night, on the World Wide Web at••• www.cyclenews.com Wlt.,'• •, tit. ,••",.." .""• •, ...toreycl• ...ws? Cycle News Onlinel Now you con occess instant roce results ond the latest breaking stories in the world ofmotorcyding, with Cycle News' home page on the World Wide Web. Updated doily, Cyde News Online provides: 66 MAY 11, 2005 • CYCLE NEWS or a second year, the RMXA visited Big Timbers Motocross Park in Lamar. Bobby Fitch ended up first in both the Open Pro and 12Scc Pro classes. The Yamaha rider liked the track a lot because it was a fast, technical one. He has been riding for 19 years and racing for 16. He claims to be the youngest kid in history to be a Pro, at 13. Fitch is sponsored by Vickery Motorsports, Kevin and Gene Simpson, and Shotgun Willy's. Although Fitch won the race, he did not snag the holeshot when the morning Open Pro race began. Dalton Dimick took the number-one spot at the pack turned the first corner. Fitch didn't wait long to take the pOSition, though, passing Dimick before the end of the first lap. Rick Stichter took the third-place spot for the first two laps. By the third lap, Ryan Rozinski had joined in the action, settling into the third-place spot. Fitch, Dimick and Rozinski were the top three for the morning mota. The afternoon mota began a little on the strange side. Ryan Thompson, a non-Pro rider, took the holeshot. It wasn't long before Fitch took the front pOSition. Stichter snared the second-place spot by the end of the first lap. Thompson held his own, riding in third. On the second lap, Vinny Ramirez passed Thompson for third. By the end of the third lap. FilCh held the lead by a long shot, with Stichter following in second, battling with Ramirez, but Ramirez won that battle and took second, while Cody Boyd also got by Stichter. By the end of the fourth lap, it was Fitch. Ramirez and Boyd. It was a tough battle, but they finished the race in those poSitions. Overall. Fitch proved that his appreciation of the track and his great riding skills pushed him to the top of the standings. Fitch definitely went big this year at Big Timbers! RESULTS 51 Oll-INJ: I. Marshall Cook (KTM). 51 (4-6): I. Bryson Monroe (KTM). 51 (7-8): I. Koy Bowen (Cob); 2. Arin Thompson (KTM); 3. Nickolas Eppich (KTM): 4. Devin McGinley (KTM). 51 OPEN (4-8): I. Bryson Monroe (KTM): 2. Arin Thompson (KTM); 3. Nickolas Eppich (KTM); 4. Koy Bowen (Cob); 5. Devin McGinley (KTM). 65 (7-9): I. Daniel McKune (Kaw); 2. Brandon Reed (Suz); 3. Nicole Wilcox (KTM); 4. P.J. Tanis (KTM); 5. Brenna Barnes (KTM). 65 (10-11): I. Richard Guebara (Kaw): 2. Tyler Albus (KTM); 3. Jared Stieb (Suz); 4. Cody Pruitt (KTM); S. Braden Monroe (KTM). 65 OPEN (7-11): I. Braden Monroe (KTM); 2. Richard Guebara (Kaw); 3. Tyler Albus (KTM); 4. Daniel McKune (!

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