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Cycle News 2005 07 20

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Motokazie Elko-Mankato Dealer Series C'ship Round 5: Kato Cycle Club Martin Conquers the Hills of Mankato By BOB CHASE MANKATO, MN, JUNE 26 A lex Martin made his v;sit to Mankato worthwhile by winning MIour of six motas and taking overall wins in the Supermini and Schoolboy classes. Several other great performances highlighted what turned out to be a hot day of racing. As has been the "theme" (or the 2005 District 23 motocross season, there was some heavy rain in the week leading up to the event, but a warm and sunny race day, combined with some skillful track work, left the track a bit slick early on but quite tacky and rough by the end of the day. The temperatures climbed into the 90s (or one of the first race days this season, testing the fitness of the 340 riders who entered to take on the challenge of the hills of Mankato. In the first Supermini moto, Dustin Harguth took the holes hot, but Martin was leading by the end of the first lap, closely followed by Harguth and Gatlin Norgren. Martin made a mistake on lap twO. dropping to third. Norgren got by Harguth on the next lap, but Martin was on the charge, taking the lead on the last lap for the win. Norgren was a close second, followed by Harguth, Shawn Kline and Andrew Rutledge. In the second moto, Norgren nabbed the holeshot, but Martin got past him early on the first lap and led all the rest of the way. Norgren was a comfortable second, over Rutledge and Harguth. Overall, it was Martin, Norgren, Harguth (3-4), Rutledge (S-3), and Robert Cripps (6-7). Martin also won the Schoolboy class by taking the secondmalo win, over Charlie Wise. He was not able to pull off the triple, though: Martin won the first 85cc (12-1 S) moto, but 8Scc (9-12) winner Dalton Carlson took the second-mota win for the 8Scc (12-15) overall. The old-school nature of the track always draws plenty of the more mature racers as well. In the first Over 30 C mota, justin Dokken grabbed the holeshot and led early. john MelZ moved up from a third-place start to take the lead on the second lap and then ran away. Mark Cleppe came from way back to pip Dokken at the finish for second. They were followed by Chris Aloisio and jeff Ryan. In the second mota, Dokken again took the early lead, but this time he was still holding it as they entered the last lap. Metz finally broke free from his battle with Robert Westerhouse and moved past Dokken on the final lap for the moto and overall win. Following him overall were Dokken (3-2), Westerhouse (6-3), Aloisio (4-5) and Ryan (5-6). Joining Martin and Carlson as double-class winners were John Deoris, in the 2S0cc A and 16-24 A classes; and Frank Jackson, in the Over 2S A and Over 30 A classes. Leo's South, Cities Edge, Hitching Post, Excel Motor Sports, Delano Sports Center, Scott, MinnesotaCars.com, and Race Tools all provide support for this series. RESULTS 50 OIL-IN) (4-6): I. Cody Bali (KTM); 2. K.J. Downey (KTM); 3. Cameron Ziegler (KTM); 4. Brandon Malean (KTM); 5. Colton Weber (Yam). 50 OIL-IN) (7-8): L Hunter Pederson (KTM); 2. Joshua Anderson (Cob); 3. Wyatt Salberg (KTM); 4. Sophia Johnson (KTM). 50 CHAIN (4-6): I. john Neumann (Cob). 50 CHAIN (7-8): I. Clayton Bonnickson (KTM); 2. jacob Paulson (KTM); 3. Nolan Heppner (Yarn); 4. Blake Peterson (Pol); 5. William Dorrow (KTM). 65 (7-9): I. Thomas Bosek (Kaw); 2. Max Royalty (Kaw): 3. Trent Kubes (KTM); 4. William Dorrow (KTM); 5. Dane Rosenwinkel (KTM). 65 (10-11): I. Kyle Ohnsorg (KTM): 2. Shane Rhode (KTM): J. J.,emy Jul", (KTM); 4. Dyl", Wolff (KTM); 5. Slater Peterson (Kaw). 85 (1-1 I): I. Jeremy Martin (Kaw): 2. Kurt Ohnsorg (Hoo); J. lYler Beebe (Yam): 4. Cody Slarl< (Han); S. Shane Rhode (KTM). BS (9·12); I. Daltoo Carlson (Suz); 2.1eremy Martin (Kaw); 3. Justin Regenscheid (Suz): 't. Kurt Ohnsorg (Hon); S. Collin Cassem (Hon). 85 (12-15): I. Dalton Carlson (Suz): 2. Alex Martin (Kaw); 3. Dustin Carlson (Suz); 4. Justin Regenscheid (Suz); 5. Shawn Kline (Kaw). S/HINI (II-IS): l. Alex Martin (Kaw); 2. Gatlin Norgren (Suz); 3. Dustin Harguth (Kaw); 't. Andrew Rutledge (Hon); S. Robert Cripps (Suz). 125 B: I. Nick Claire (Hoo); 2. Nathan Rosso (Yam); 3. Charlie Wise (Suz); 4. Jake Schmoner (Yam): 5. Tyler Larson (Yam). 125 C: I. Ricky Benson (Suz); 2. Thomas Deike (Yam); 3. justin Schroeder (Yam); 4. Collin Huggins (Yam): 5. Jeremy Hullett (Yam). ISO/OPEN A; I. John Deotis (Yam); 2. Trevor Schuster (Hon); l. Jed O'Connor (Hon). 250/0PEN B: I. Chad Schmidt (Kaw); 2. Man Foels (Hoo); 3. Nick Oja (Yam); 4. Bradley Guetter (Hon); 5. Aaroo Deer (KTM). 250/0PEN C: I. Jason Anderson (Yam); 2. Patrick Young (Yam); 3. Charlie HICkok (Yam): 't. Kristofer Madison (Yam); 5. Kyte Anderson (Yam). WMN: I. Kristen Oja (Yam): 2. Jessica Hansen (Yam); 3. Amanda Waid (Kaw); 4. Claire Cripps (Suz); 5. Kali Wakl (Kaw). SCHBY (12-15): I. Alex Martin (Kaw); 2. Charlie Wise (Suz): 3. Nathan Rosso (Yam); 4. Gatlin Norgren (Suz); 5. Chad Schmidt (!by (Han): 4. Jeff Ryan (Han); S. TImothy Boe (Yam). J""""ky (Yam); CYCLE NEWS. JULY 20, 2005 49

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