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Worth would later get revenge by winning the Pee Wee SOcc Modified (0-6) division title with a perfect I-I score. White finished second overall with a second and a third, and Bradley Esper went 4-2 for third. Albertson absolutely romped in the Intermediate classes, winning 14 of the 20 motos he raced en route to his four titles; however, Oklahoma's Trey Canard gave the Missouri native all he could in the 2S0cc Four-Stroke race. Canard dogged Albertson for the entire distance of the final and was less than a length behind when Albertson took the checkers. Canard would later the 12Scc ·R Michael laPaglia won the 250cc Modified Pro cia... bob bled while leading. Joey Dunlop of Dallas. Texas, and Zach Cummans of Westlake Village, California. came into the Pee Wee Stock (7-8) class runoff with a first- and second-place finish apiece after the qualifying motos, and ifl--the lleaQ..to-head final would determine the overall champion. However, the outcome was somewhat determined when Cummans suffered a poor start and was near the rear when the pack rounded the first turn. In the meantime, Dunlop had grabbed the holeshot and was stretching a big lead. while Cummans amazingly worked his way up to second at the finish. Dunlop ended up with the title, while Cummans, riding a Cobra. grabbed the runner-up position. Jake Riggle, Pierce Low and Kinser Endicott rounded out the top five in the overall standings. Levi Hall put his KTM on top of the box in the Junior Cycle Modified (9-1 I) class after moving up from third place on the first lap of the runoff, passing Justin Summers of Florida for the win. The class was one of the few that had to be narrowed down from three divisions. The Ponca City event, one of the longest-running Amateur National Championship series in the country. celebrated its 30th anniversary with perfect conditions and some of the best racing ever at the facility. Over 2300 entries graced the starting grids for the five-day event. which featured perhaps the best weather ever for it, as mild. 80-degree temperatures dominated the early part of the week. This was especially welcomed after last year's deluge, which forced an extra day of racing, and the 100-degree temperatures that blistered the area the year before. eN JACK BLEVINS MOTOCROSS PARK PONCA CITY, OKlAHOMA RESULTS: JULY 24-30, 2005 250 STOCK NOV: I. Nicolas Baker (5uz); 2. Wes Johnson (5uz); 3. Brodie Humphries (5uz): 4. Brandon Bell (Hon); $. Matthew Williams (5uz). 125 STOCK INT: I. Jimmy Albertson (Yam); 2. Justin Berry (Yam); 3. Dennis Joooo (Kaw); 4. Sean Hackley (Kaw); S. Kevin Rookstool (5uz). PEE WEE SO STOCK (7-8): I. Drake Dunlop (KTM); 2. Zach Cummans (Cob); 3. Jake Riggle (Cob); 4. Pierce Low (KTM); S. Kinser Endicott (Cob). 250 FOUR-STROKE NON-PRO: I. Jimmy Albertson (Yam); 2. T"'}' Cana,d (Kaw); 3. Anthony Cha,ette (KTM); 4. Curtis Roe (Yam); 5. Deven Raper (Kaw). )R CYCLE 65 STOCK (9-11): I. Jake Gogne (KTM); 2. B,entJemigan (KTM); 3. Lev; H~I (KTM); 4. Jossy Nelson (KTM); 5. Aaron Siminoe (KTM). 85 STOCK (12-13): I. Blake Wh....on «Suz); 2. Nkk Paluzzi (Kaw); 3. Eli Tomac (Suz); 4. Michael Leib (Kaw); 5. Cameron Smith (Yam). 125 STOCK NOV: I. Ce= Popinhak (Yam); 2. Donnie Kearney (Suz); 3. Jake Hukltt (Suz); 4. J.e. Chappell (Han); 5. Ryan Benedetto (Yam). JR CYCLE 65 STOCK (6-8): I. Danan Robertson (KTM); 2. Mathew Burkeen (KTM); 3. Hunter Brightwell (KTM); 4. Jarek ~kovk (KTM); S. Ilr.rndon 01"""" (KTM). 250 STOCK INT: I. Jarred Browne (Su.); 2. Marl< Graddy (Han); 3. Jimmy Albertson (Yam); 4. Jeff Loop (Han); 5. Dennis Jonon (Kaw). 85 STOCK (0-11): I. Walk.. Brightwell (Su.); 2. Grant Ransdell (Yam); 3. Lev; H~I (KTM); 4. Jessy Nelson (KTM); 5. Gannon Audette (Kaw). 125 OPEN NON-PRO (0-16): I. T,ey Cana.-d (Kaw); 2. Sean Hackley (Kaw); 3. Kyle Summers (Kaw); 4. Jimmy Albertson (Yam); 5. Tyler Wharton (Suz). JR CYCLES 65 MODIFIED (9-11); I. Lev; H~I (KTM); 2. Junin Sum""" (Suz); 3. Jessy Neslon (KTM); 4. Brent Jernigan (KTM); 5. Aaron Siminoe (KTM). IR CYCLE 65 MOOIFIED (6-8): I. Darian Robinson (KTM); 2. Matthew Buokeen (KTM); 3. JMek ~kovk (KTM); 4. Jake Riggle (KTM); S. Darian Sanayei (KTM). 85 OPEN: I. Nico Izzi (Suz); 2. Kyle Clnnlngham (Kaw); 3. Ell Tomac (Suz); 4. Zeb Smith (Hon); S. Toent Pugmire (Hon). 250 MOOWIED INT: I. Jarred 8rowne (Suz); 2. Marl< Graddy (Hon); 3. Jimmy Albertson (Yam); 4. Kevin Roobtool (Su.); S. Cu,,~ Roe (Yam). 125 MOOIFIED NOV: I. Jake Hulett (Suz); 2. Nkk Bussey (Yam); 3. 8,odle Humphries (Suz); 4. Wes Johnson (Kaw); S. Mike Kruge, (Yam). 65 OPEN: I. jessy Nelson (KTM); 2. Lev; Hall (KTM); 3. Beau Hudson (KTM); 4. Alvon Siminoe (KTM); 5.1 (KTM); 3. Drake Dunlap (KTM); 4. J.rek BaJkovk (Cob); S. KJMe< Endkott (Cob). 85 MODIFIED (0-11): I. Grant Ramdell (Yam); 2. Jessy Netson (KTM); 3. Tanner Krahenbuhl (Suz); 4. Gannon Audette (Kaw); S. Justin Sl3rling (Suz). 250 MODIFIEO NOV; I. Scott Boston (Hon); 2. Wes Johnson (Suz); 3. Mike Meade (Hon); 4. B.-andon Sell (Han); 5. Mike Kruger (Yam). 125 MODIFIED INT: I. Jimmy A1beO"Uon (Yam); 2. Jarred Browne (Suz); 3. Kyle SUrnmef'S (Kaw); 4. Kevin Rookstool (Su.); S. Anthony Chaoette (KTM). CYCLE NEWS • AUGUST 17, 2005 41

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