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Pennsy~nia State Championship Series. Mapleshade MX now joins the ranks of Challenger, Steel City, Pleasure Valley, Field of Dreams, High Point and Roaring Knob as a track that has hosted one or more of the eight rounds of this series. A big rider turnout is expected, as riders from all over District 5 make their way in for the big race. One thing's for sure: The staff at Mapleshade will be ready for them. RESULTS OIL.INJ STK (4.8): I. Raymond Zawodny 111 (Cob): 1. Julia Kn:emien (Yam). MULTISPEED (4·8): I. Bryn Steffan (Hon); 2. Cole QUigley (Hon); 3. Parker Watson (Hon). JR P!W: I. Charlie Zeidler (KTM); 2. Autumn Arndt (KTM); 3. Spencer Watson (KTM); 4. Julia Krzemien (KTM). SR P/W: I. Dylan Reed (KTM); 2. Seth Hube< (Cob); 3. Cohon Knee, (Cob); 4. Raymond Zawodny III (Cob); 5. Kyle Taylor (KTM). 65 (7-9); I. Kyl. Pichler (KTM); 2. Zackary Schuk (Sua); 3. Gil Keene" (KTM); 4. Seth Hube, (Kaw); 5. TJ. MattheW' (Kaw). 65 (10-11)' I. Harrison Kay (KTM); 2. Rusty Wallace (KTM); 3. Devin Eouo (KTM); 4. Logan Warnick (Suz); 5. Justin Wilkinson (Suz). JR MINI (7-11): I. Zachary Sanders (Yam); 2. David Ferrell III (Suz); 3. Kyle Owens (Suz); 4. Harrison Kay (Suz); S. lyler Higbee (Suz). INT MINI (12.13): I. Mitchell Johnson (Yam); 2. Russell Snyder (Yam); l. Devin Fielding (Hon). SR MINI (14-15): I. Zachary Griffen (Kaw). MINI OPEN: I. Zachary Sanders (Yam); 2. David Ferrell III (5uz); 3. Tyler Higbee (Suz); 4. Kyle Owens (Suz); 5. Kodje Brewster (Kaw). 125 A:. I. Brock Foley (Yam); 2. TIm Scouten (Hon). 125 B: I. Dustin CIwc.aHa (Yam); 2. David Wilson (Hon): l. Mkhael Rapp (Hon); 4. Jeff Caldwell (Hon); S. Dan lorenzo (Yam). 125 C: I. Ricky Krishart (Kaw); 2. K~ Bear (Han); 3. Phillip Silvis (Suz): 4. Andre Rhoades (Yam); 5. Adam Johnson (Hon). 250 A: I. Tim Scouten (Han); 2. Jake Moore (Han); l. Brian Trembley (Han); -t. Daniel Kreamer (Han); 5. Cody Good (Hoo). 250 B, I. Mkhael Rapp (Ho"). 250 C, I. Dav;d Bear (Yam); 2. Nathan Mocny (Hon); 3. Kyle Rhoades (Yam); 4. Nathan Smitchko (Hon); 5. Matthew Peacock (Han). 4·STRK.: I. Jake Moore (Han); 2. Brock Foley (Yam); 3. David Wilson (Hon). BEG 0: I. Michael Tibbens jr. (Kaw); 2. Casey Anderson (Kaw); 3. Brandon McGahen (Hon); -t. Michael Henry (Yam); 5. Michael Shetley (Hon). WMN: I. Kelly Colamarino (Yam); 2. Crystal Borst (Han); 3. jessica Krzemien (Kaw). SCHBY: I. Brock Foley (Yam); 2. Ricky Krishart (Kaw); 3. Kyle Bear (Hon); -t. Andre Rhoades (Yam); 5. jesse Barber (Yam). CLGBY: I. Tim Scouten (Han); 2. Dustin Charcalla (Yam); l. Dan lorenzo (Yam); 4. Tim Burkhouse (Hon); 5. Ryan Shirey (KTM). 25+ A: I. Brian Trembley (Han); 2. Daniel Kreamer (Han). 25+ BlC: 1. lance Bailey (Kaw); 2. Wayne Barber (Yam). 30+ A: I. Brian Trembley (Han); 2. Rick Barrett (Han); 3. jim Frank (Yam). 30+ 8: I. lance Bailey (Kaw); 2. Wayne Barber (Yam); 3. Ron Grant (Suz); 4. Gregory Shine (KTM); S. Kevin Bailey (Hon). 30+ C: I. Jody Peterson (Yam); 2. Ronald Smith (Suz); 3. Dubs Morningstar (Kaw): 4. jim 5irianno (Yam); S. jeff Sopak (Kaw). SR 40+ A:. I. Jim Frank (Yam); 2. Rick Barrett (Hon). SR 40+ B/C: I. Lance Bailey (Kaw); 2. Wayne Barber (Yam); 3. Kevin Bailey (Hon); 4. Gregory Shine (KTM); S. Dubs Morningstar (Kaw). EXTRA: I. Dennis Briggs (Hon). Lewistown Grand Prix Lewistown Motocross Track It's Maxwell's Housel By STEVEN HANDL LEWISTOWN, MT, OCT. 9 T he first-ever Lewistown Grand Prix got off to a soggy start. Sponsored by Lewistown Honda, the race would be run regardless of weather conditions. in true Grand Prix tradi- tion. The racecourse stretched through four miles of rolling hills, ravines, and flat prairie land. The weather had changed the plains of central Montana to something like the fogshrouded, rain-drenched Scottish Highlands scene from the film Braveheart. The 124 riders would be challenged by the track --- 'W_"IlR£fTEST~_ GUINTERNATICNAL -.2tI . MOTORCYCLE ~ElBHOWS.£ _ _ -44,- .... -,. .. . 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Ironman riders with their adobe-dad bikes (Le., mud and grass baked on from engine heat) were easy to spot in the pits as they worked to free shift and brake levers from the early-morning race mud. The Ironman riders had fIVe races in which to do battle, and with the changing track conditions, their riding skills would be tested. Early Ironman points leader Tom Stark crashed hard in the second race but was able to remount and take the win. "I hit a bump on a uphill section," Stark recounted, "and I rode my front wheel for a long time until my bike threw me off. My arm hurts and looks like Popeye the Sailor's, so I am done." With Stark out, the next three riders were separated by only CYCLE NEWS • OOOBER 26, 2005 6S