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A 14-rider-strong 50cc Shaft class took to the gate. Bradley Harper swept the top spot with two perfect motos, followed by Brandon Neal, who swept second. justin Huffman. Karson Hilton and Marc Foster had their own race going on behind the two leaders. Hilton was battling to hold the third spot in the first moto but fell back to fifth, letting Huffman and Foster by. When the gate dropped for the second mota, Hilton would not make the same mistake again, riding smart and holding the third spot in the second moto; however, he had to settle for fourth overall. Foster fell in right behind Huffman but could not get around. This let Huffman hold on to fourth in the second moto and take third overall. More racing in the back of the pack saw Kegan Armstrong move through several riders. Armstrong fell back in the first moto, letting Addison Mast and Kyler Tse by. The checkered nag came out before he could make the pass back. but in the second moto he made the pass and ran a strong race to score 10th place and II th overall. Mast stayed right behind Armstrong to take I Ith in the second moto, which gave him 10th overall. In Senior Mini action. jordan Daniels took the holes hot and swept both motos to take the overall top position. Colt Feimster, who swept second, stayed behind Daniels through the holeshot corner and through the first few turns, but then Daniels poured it on to put a big gap between them. Third was swept by Dalton johnson, who stayed behind Feimster, but behind him the battle raged for fourth and fifth, as Jacob Kinder and Kyle Pierce battled at each corner. In the first moto. I(jnder rode right behind Pierce, looking for a chance to get by. As they came through the two-way section, Pierce took the inside line while Kinder took the outside and ended up losing time and spending the rest of the lap getting right behind Pierce. In the second mota, Pierce got in front of Kinder at the start, but Kinder fell in behind Pierce as they entered the two-way section. This set Kinder up to be able to make the pass two corners later, and he never looked back. Kinder took the fourth spot and fourth overall. Round three of the Fall/Winter Series will be held October 29. For more information, go to www.danielsridgemx.com RESULTS SO SHAFT: I. Bradley Harper; 2. Brandon Neal; 3. Justin Huffman; 1. Karson Hiltoo; 5. Marc Foster. 50 (4-6): I. Justin Huffman; 2. Karson Hilton; 3. Marc Foster. 1. Carson Shaw; 5. Austin Johnson. SO (7-8): I. Bradley Harper, 2. Aaroo Prince. 50 OPEN: I. Matthew Carrigan; 2. Austin Johnson. 65 (7-9): I. Cody Griffin; 2. Isaiah 5immons; 3. Matthew Carrigan; 4. Mack Jones. 65 (10-11): l. Scott Keener; 2. Alexis Jonnson; 3. Tyler Young. 65 OPEN: t. Cody Griffin; 2. Isaiah Simmons; 3. Tyter Young; 1. Scott Keener. 85 JR MINI: I. Jesse Painter; 2. Jacob Kinder. 85 SR MINI: I. Jordan Daniels; 2. Colt Feimster; 3. Dalton Johnson; 4. Jacob Kinder; 5. Kyle Pierce. 85 5/MINI: I. Jordan Daniels; 2. Tyler Fox; 3. Colt Feimster; 4. Dalton Johnson; 5. Kyle Pierce. 85 0: I. Thomas Cass; 2. Dytan Hennan; 3. Keaton Carter; 4. Bubba McGee. 125 A: L Richie Clippard. 125 B: I. CaMn Mauldin. 125 C: I. Thomas Neuens; 2. Matthew Wedding. 125 NOV: I. Tyler Fox; 2. D.J. Trojanowski. 125 D: I. Jordan Sellers; 2. Matthew Darnell; 3. Joe Doran. 250 A: I. Matt Beaty; 2. Richie Clippard. 250 B: I. Kevin 5mith 2. Dean Bush. 250 C: 1. Thomas Neuens; 2. Jade Wayman; 3. Dustin Beaty; 4. Jason Hancock. 150 D: I. Frank Padgett. Ufl AM: I. Dean Bush; 2. Calvin Mauldin; 3. Jason Hancock. JR WMN: I. Alexis Johnson; 2. KaraJee Fox. SCHBY: I. Thomas Neuens; 2. Tyler Fox: 3. Malthew Wedding: 4. O.J. Trojanowski. 25+: I. Jade Wayman; 2. Clayton Rash. 30+: I. Kenneth lunkett; 2. Brian Ferguson; 3. Chad VterS. 35+: I. Brian Ferguson 2. Chad Viers; 3. Mark Neuens. 40+: I. Bruce Brooks; 2. Amos Carter. SR PRO: I. Richie Clippard. NON-CUR: I. Mark Neuens. ENDURO: I. Joe Duran. Matt Smoak Memorial Short Track Championship Mid-Carolina Speedway Brow, Davis Take the Wins at Smoak Memorial ST Bv KEN Huno NEESES, SC, OCT. 15 n a picture-perfect autumn day, Mid-Carolina Speedway hosted the Matt Smoak Memorial Short Track Champ ionship. This race was in memory of Orangeburg, South Carolina's Matt Smoak, as well as other former riders and supporters who have moved on to that big nat track in the sky. Early morning fall temperatures greeted those who came to join in this day's activities. With more than 120 entries. everyone was in O CYCLE NEWS • NOVEMBER 2, 2005 SS