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with one lucky Vet X competitor winning a new motorcycle. Along with a new dirt start, the 1-5 track was prepped with a new sand section that had been built the night before, with the rest of the track being a fast, flowing circuit. Wayne Ashby returned from the break showing no loss of speed in the 28-35 Novice class. Ashby put in a fast ride in the very competitive Novice class. In the first moto, AcerbislAlloylUtopia-backed rider john Nelson charged into the lead from the start, with Ashby chasing him from the beginning. Nelson started to pull away, but on lap four Ashby charged, and on lap fIVe he was pushing Nelson - who answered by putting in the fastest lap of the moto, holding off Ashby for the last two laps to take the win. Ashby was second, and Gordon Phillips came from a seventh-place start to take the third. In moto two, Ashby charged into big early lead, while Nelson was back in 10th. Nelson put on a very impressive run to the front of the pack but was unable to catch Ashby, who easily took the moto win, as well as the overall. Nelson and Phillips placed second and third, respectively, in the moto and overall. Robert McFadden took charge in the 36-42 Beginner class, taking his first Vet X overall win. In moto one, Zeal Racing-backed Frank Darr started second but took the lead on lap three and held it for the win. Clarence Henderson followed Darr from beginning to the checkered nag to take second. Mcfadden worked his way from seventh up to third to take the last podium spot. John Ammons was the man to beat in the second moto. Ammons was second, behind Henderson, on the start, but he took the lead on lap two. joe Hernandez and McFadden were trying to catch the leader. McFadden moved into second on the second lap, but Hernandez put the pressure on, finally taking over second. However, the overall win went to McFadden with his consistent 3-3 finishes, second went to Hernandez with his 5-2 finishes, and third overall was Frank Darr with his 1-6 results. be peart of a motorcycling legend Todd Mitchell put in a very fast and impressive ride in the 28 Pro class. He put his Tag/One Industries/Alloy Suzuki in front and ran away with both motos. Willy Musgrave chased him in both motos but was unable to catch him. Mitchell took the overall, with Musgrave second and john Burr CycielSchmidt/$ix Six One/Ready Filter-backed David McCown putting his Honda into third overall. Dunlop Motorcycle Tires proudly introdlJ(es the legends Poster Collection, a series of high-quality collector-edition posters developed to benefit injured riders through the Clayton Memorial Foundation. Printed in black and white on heavy 19 x 26 RESULTS inch art paper, this limited run of suitable-for-framing posters immortalizes 10 MINI BEG: I. Kyle Wardell; 2. Ayla Cable; 3. Brandon Brooks; .of. Michael Warden Jr.; 5. Adam Persitza. MINI NOV: I. Scotty Gearhart; 2. Austin Barks; 3. Caden Probst: .of. Brandon Buchanan; 5. Cameron Tribbey. MINI INT: I. Mason McBride; 2. Daniel Sanders; J. Billy Musgrave: 4. Blake Taylor. Frr VET BEG: I. Matthon Rodriguez: 2. Mark Robles; 3. Bart Skye; .of. Greg Lafave; 5. Kris Kapp. 28·35 BEG: I. Rob Walker; 2. Mike Hannigan; 3. Ray Lara; 4. Rob Styron; 5. Eric Gray. 28·35 NOV: I. Wayne Ashby; 2. John Nelson; 3. Gordon Phillips; 4.loe Sutter, S. Michael McAIoney. 28-35 INT: I. Derrick Swinfard; 2. Mike Tomlinson; 3. Hawk White; .of. jonathan Rhodes; 5. Brett Fox. 28-]5 PRO: I. Todd Mitchell; 2. Willy Musgrave: J. David McCown; .of. Craig McCall. 36-42 BEG: I. Robert Mcfadden; 2. Joe Hernandez; 3. Frank Darr; .of. Kirk Templeman; 5. Raymond Glover. 36-42 NOV: I. Philip Alderton; 2. David Blomgren; J.lce Sutter; 4. Tim Dollison; S. Eric Clemson. 36-42 INT: I. Chris Yeager; 2. Owen FrttsJmon; 3. lonny Benskin; 4. Michael Penta. 36-42 PRO: I. Willy Musgrave; 2. Kevin Barda; 3. Craig McCall; 4.loe Hopkins; 5. Loren Poc.hirowski. 39+ EX: I. Loren Pochirowski; 2. Bob Johnson; J. Davki Fontes; 4. Rick Johnson: 5. Steve Bastin. 43-49 BEG: I. Tim Belew; 2. Mark Beaulieu: J. Mike Kinney; 4. Mike Perry; 5. Travis MuneL 43-49 NOV: I. Chris Coons; 2. Steve KranyaI; 3. KeYin Brooks; .of. James Gusman; 5. Steve Rkhard. 43 + (NT: I. David Fontes; 2. Philip AJderton: 3. Frank Charolla; 4. joe Perla; S. Jeff Patey. 50+ BEG: I. Bill Pochirowski; 2. Heather Brown: J. Janke Welch; 4. Laurie Cary. 50+ OPEN: I. Rick Johnson; 2. Mike Kranyak; 3. Lyle Sweeter; .of. Dave Jacobus; 5. Buster Akery. OPEN BEG: I. Bradley Bastin; 2. Mason McBride; 3. Sean Heinrich: .of. Matt Tribbey; S. Sydney Pena. OPEN NOV: I. John Flores; 2. Tyler Ruil; 3. Thomas Haddad; .of. Gill Esquivel; S. Darryl Lair. OPEN INT: I. Cole Seeley: 2. Brett Auerbach: 3. Sean Kranyak: .of. Anatol Kozlowski; 5. Corey Martin. OPEN PRO: I. Mike Corder; 2. Ullie Leighton; 3. Todd Mitchell: .of. Cameron Hesser; 5. lYson Taylor. OPEN NON·PRO: t. Jimmy Vanlund; 2. Sean Kranyak: 3. Cole Crawford. legentiary motorcycle racing champions: David Bailey, Yvon Duhamel, Broc Glover, Bob Hannah, Kent Howerton, Rick Johnson, Wayne Rainey, Kenny Roberts, Bubba Shobert and Jeff Ward. These high-quality, collectible posters are available for 529.95 for a single poster or S24.95 each for multiple posters, and may be purchased through the Cycle News Website, www.cyclenews.com or by calling the Cycle News offices at (714) 751-7433. The Clayton Foundation receives 100 percent of the net proceeds from these sales, so don't miss this opportunity to own a slice of motorcycle racing history while helping our fellow riders. Missouri Hare Scrambles Championship Round J 3: Spare Ports Hare Scrambles Leivan Fashions Spare Parts into IOOth Win By FRANK LEIVAN EUGENE, MO, SEPT. 18 \ A /hUe SCRlYamaha rider Steve Leivan goes after his 13th V Y Missouri Hare Scrambles Championship overall title, he hit a milestone at round 13 of the series, promoted by the Spare Parts Motorcycle Club. On a day when many of his friends and family were present, the 34-year-old Leivan put together another of his last-lap charges to win his 100th MHSC race. The victory also put him in control of the championship. "It was a big day for me, no doubt," explained the AnswerlDunlop/Scott/Race TechlDMC-backed Leivan. "I was highly motivated coming into this race, and I had more people here to watch me than at any other race, so I really wanted to do well. The championship is Winding down, and every point is critical, so the result today was big, and getting my 100th win is a huge bonus." Print your NEW address here. 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