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Friday Night Motocross Series Gravity Park Wolf Leads the Pack By PETE EMME CHILTON, WI, JUNE 17 tadiumcross under the lights on a Friday night doesn't get any better than this. Gravity Park in Chilton, Wisconsin, hosted the Friday night prequel to the sixth annual Amateur Stadiumcross Championships. where plenty of cash and S national championship-size trophies were available to racers. The 12Scc A and 2S0cc A-class racers were treated to 200percent payback, while the Vet and Quad A classes were treated to IOO-percent payback. More than 180 riders were on hand Friday evening ,as temperatures hovered in the low mid-70s all night. With prime weather came a prime track, as Scotty Biese and his crew prepared the supercross-style track to perfection. Zach Wolf took charge early on in the 12Scc C division, as he led 20 other eager riders to the first turn. Jesse Wunderlich ran second, but Jake Carpenter soon came knocking, while Wolf extended his lead. Wolf had his Kawasaki way out front when Carpenter took over second from Wunderlich. Wolf checked out with the big first-mota win. Carpenter, Wunderlich, Justin Rohde and Nick Hall rounded out the top fIVe. The second moto saw Wolf out front once again, giving a clinic to his fellow riders as to how to score two perfect mota wins. Wolf took both of his aces to the overall, while Rohde finished strong in the second mota with second and second overall. Rounding out the top five were Wunderlich (3·4), Carpenter (2-S) and Ryan Kyllonen (6-3). Aaron Remter and Phelan Stillman battled it out in the SScc Junior class. Remter got out front early on, with Stillman charging from behind. Andrew Kost held down third, while Kyle Kuhn and Trevor Campshure battled it out for fourth. Remter charged through the whoops to keep his edge on Stillman, who cut into the Kawasaki jockey's lead, but he ran out of real estate and Remter took the first-mota win. Remter and Stillman were once again at the point in the second stanza, with Stillman getting the edge on his Yamaha and scoring the overall win with his 2-1 tallies. Remter (1-2) settled for second overall. Kost rode to consistent 3-3 scores for third. Kasey Otis had his Yamaha YZ2S0F chugging ahead of the 12Scc Junior class. Otis spends most of his summer at Gravity Park, and he knows the track well - well enough to go I-I. Running a close second was Dylan DeClerc, and Carpenter was third. Travis Erdmann fended off the big 4S0 of Matthew McGrath to win the 16-29 class, which is new to Gravity Park, combining the Sportsmen (16-24) and Masters (Over 2S) classes. Erdmann went I-I for the overall. Several other riders scored back-to-back mota wins: Brandon Holmes showed everyone why he's going to Loretta Lynn's this summer as he aced the Pee Wee Junior class; AJ. Woller did the same in the Pee Wee Open division; Andrew Kost ran up front in the 65cc division; Brandon Crevier did likewise in the S5cc Open class; Matthew Maier scored wins and some cash in the 125cc A and 250cc A divisions; and Matthew McGrath tallied a I-I score for the overall in the 2S0cc B class. [0 RESULTS P/W JR: I. Brandon Holmes; 2. Jordan Schiller: 3. Easton Crevier; 4. Joe Kotz: 5. Joseph Walter. P!W OPEN: I. AJ. Woller; 2. Colin Han: 3. Brandon Holmes; 4. Zachary Caraballo; 5. Evan Powers. MINI 65: I. Andrew Kost; 2. AJ. Woller; 3. Timmy Baake: 4. Kyle Kuhn: 5. Brandon Barlament. 85 JR: I. Phelan Stillman; 2. Aaron Remter, 3. Andrew Kost; 4. Kyle Kuhn; 5. Jeremy Kuhn. 85 OPEN: l. Brandon Crevier; 2. Dylan DeClerc: 3. Kasey Otis; 4. Jamie Baake: 5. Damian Stillman. 125 JR: I. Kasey Otis; 2. Dylan DeClerc; 3. Jake Carpenter; 4. Jesse Wunderlich; 5. Justin Rohde. 125 OPEN: I. Matthew Maier; 2. Brandon Crevier. 125 B: t. Josh Vandenberg; 2. Cody Wolf: 3. Travis Erdmann; 4. Robert Landolt: 5. Craig Almquist. 125 C: I. Zach Wolf; 2. Justin Rohde: 3. Jesse Wunderlich: 4. Jake Carpenter. 5. Ryan Kyllonen. 250 OPEN: I. Matthew Maier: 2. Chris Himes. 250 B: I. Matthew McGrath; 2. Robert Landolt: 3. Andy Heinecke: 4. Seth Galler. 250 C: I. Luke Mitchell: 2. Dennis Heberer; 3. Scott Berndt; 4. Evan Schnall. WMN: I. Kelly Bnl!; 2. Abigail Zahonk: 3. Cheyenne Vogt. 16-29: I. Travis Erdmann; 2. Matthew McGrath: 3. Josh Vandenberg; 4. Zach Wolf; 5. Andy Vandenberg. VET 30+: I. Chris Himes; 2. Michael Eidenberger; 3. Joel Propson; 4. John Rosine; 5. Pete Emme. 2004 MotoGP Series Review (#0 1733) The pressure was on ''The Doctor" Valentino Rossi to retain his World Championship tide after his controversial switch from Honda to Yamaha But he came through in spectacular style and claimed his sixth crown at Phillip Island in Australia aher winning a nail-biting 27-lap battle with his main rival Sete Glbemau, DVD bonus features include on-bike camera features. best still images from the season, traveling with the MotoGP stars, a look at Rossi's influence in developing the Yamaha MI MotoGP bike, Michelin tires' support of the MotoGP teams, a short 'Westem' featuring the Italian racers, and Jeremy Burgess' passion for Aussie rules football. 195 minutes of highlights In this official MotoGP Review from Impact Video. $34.95 includes shipping & handling. CYCLE NEWS • JULY 6,2005 67