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23rdANNUAL 125 BEG; I. ChriS Moeller; 2. Billy Brubaker (Hon); 3. Tim Leonard (Kaw). 250 BEG: l. Joe Qwor (K!lw); 2. Aaron Letter (SUl); 3. Judd McHorton (Hon). 125 NOV: 1. Mati Chapman (Suz): 2. Corey Gustafson (Ynm); 3. Giovanni Filippone (Yam). 250 NOV: I. Malt Chapman (Suz); 2. Elton Marlins; 3. Mike Brownfield (Hon). OPEN NOV: 1. Adam Underwood (Yam); 2. Clark Watson (Yam); 3. Howard McKim (Hon). 125INT: I. Kenny Sievers (Yam): 2. Justin Herrmann (Yam). 250 INT: I. Glenn Cunningham (Hon); 2. Kirk Chandler (Hon). OPEN EX: I. Collin Eberly (Yam); 2. Ty Swartz (Yam). OPEN PRO: J. Bruce Buttlick (Hon); 2. Giovanni SplIlalJ (Yam); 3. Jim Henn. VET 30+ BEG: I. Steve McKeller (Yam); 2. Mike Krugen (Yam); 3. Chris Lebaugh (Hon). VET 30... NOV; I. Mike Brownrield (Hon); 2. Bob Uoyd (Hen); 3. Russ Prior (Yam), VET 30... INT: I. Duan Voyer (Suz); 2. Glenn Cunningham (Hon); 3. Woody Carlson (SUl) , VET 40.. NOV: I. David Abelson (SUl); 2. Mark Prescott (Hon); 3. Scott Johnson (Hon). VET 40+ INT: I. Jeff Mason (Yam); 2. Murk Headly (Hon); 3. Keith Servers (Yam). VET 40+ MSTR: 1. Marty Moates (Yam); 2. Craig Infield (Hon); 3. Allen Ortiz (Hon) WMN: I. MaryAnn Hobbs (Kaw); 2, Viki Henn (Yam); 3. KBren Arcaris (Kaw). BMBR: I. Don Stenerson (Hus). MOTOPRO INVTL; l. Jeff Skeen (Hon); 2. John Taylor (Yam); 3. Bob Lloyd (Hon). AKlI SANCTIONED 2000 AMATEUR SPRING CHAMPIONSHIP Gainesville, FL /XDUN.£OP Presente d b y ~ StickU1,hUs Race one pay or TWO paYs! NATIONS FIRST OUTDOOR AMATEUR MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP OF 2000 ~ Carlsbad Raceway Turner on at OTHG season opener By CHRIS SANCHIRICO CARLSBAD, CA, JAN. 29 The OTHG started off the new year in 9rand fashion, and more than 200 Vet racers showed up to race at the infamous Carlsbad Raceway. CMXR race promoter Bob Morales pulled out all the stops, providing the OTHG with a per· fectly groomed and watered track. ... Individual Award Each Day's Race CLASS STRUCTURE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 50cc Auto STK (4-6) 50cc auto STK (7-8) 65cc (7-9) 65cc (10-11) 85cc (7-11) 85cc )12-13) 7. 85cc (14-15) 8. SUPER MINI 9. 125 Youth (12-15) 10.125 C 11. 125 B 12.125 A 19. Plus 40 13.250/500 A 14.250/500 B 15.250/500 C 16. Plus 25 17. Plus 30 18. Plus 35 20. Plus 50 21. 16 / 24 Age 22. Four (4) Stroke 23. Women SUNDAY ONLY TRACK DIRECTIONS GATORBACK: Exit #76 off 1-75 at SR 26 in Gainesville, West on SR 26 8 miles to NW 202 North on NW 202 3 miles to 46 Ave., Gatorback on the left. Track (352) 472-3839 Adult $10 Under 10 (Not Riding) $5 ACCOMMODATIONS Days Inn '3521 332-3033 Friday GATE FEES Gates Open 5:00 PM (No Refunds) Saturday/Sunday Gates Open 6:30 AM Gates Close 10:00 PM Registration 7:00 - 8:30 AM $20.00 Per Entry Per Day AMA & Unlimited Sports Membership ReqUired. Available at Registration SATURDAY - SUNDAY Adult $15 Under 10 (Not Riding) $ 1 a SCOTT CTi2 === 4 U::A WI.6ECQ ?'" SIk* With Us !!J!ifI IIojje I!Il'I L. A. SUEVE CO. A(DUNLDP HARE SCRAMBLES - FEBRUARY 26 &: 27 @ GATORBACK FI'R &:AMA - BEST FUN TRACK IN THE SOUTH!! "BIG SCRUB LAYOUT" Carlsbad Raceway: Greg Turner (126G) was "on" in Carlsbad, California, winning both motos for the overall Novice-class win. For Further Information Call or Write: UNLIMITED SPORTS, P.O. Box 270, Branford, FL 32008 Ph '9041 935-6872 • Fax (904) 935-6867 ill don't even recognize it," commented one of the racers. "My favorite pothole from 1982 is gone." The hard work put in by the Carlsbad staff was greatly appreciated by all who had the opportunity to race on a fun, all·natural, highspeed track. Having the most fun on the day, however, was Greg Turner. who posted a perfect 1- 1 to best a very competitive Novice class. As the gate dropped in moto one, Robert O'Hara got the jump on the field, putting his KX in the lead with the holeshot. Turner, Brian Larnick, Charles Karnaska and Mike Harris were in tow. With O'Hara out front, a four-way battle quickly developed between O'Hara, Turner, Larnick and Karnaska for the lead position. The group circled the long, mountainous track in tight formation, each of them attempting to secure the lead. As O'Hara raced down the notoriously steep and fast downhill (the track was running in the clockwise direc- tion), Tumer grabbed a handful of throttle and -----------------------------------------------~~~ o YES! Start my subscription immediately to Cycle News. 1 year/50 ;ss<>es for $42_00. (can t>., billed 2 monthly payments) o o Name Address City _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ State o Zip Phone _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Order Date Send to: o o o 1q/I1lII!llIlWII, Inc. p.o. Box 5084, Costa Mesa, CA 92628-5084 Toll Free Subscription Hotline (800) 831-2220 24-hour FAX Order Line (714) 751-6685 • E-mail: Subscribe@cydenews.com lead. O'Hara attempted to take the lead back, Signature MC/Visa# This is a o New Subscription o attempted to pass O'Hara for the lead. Back in but he had to ride defensively, as he was being (100 issues for $75.00) Six months S<..'"Cond class (25 issues for $22.00> fourth, Kamaska had his hands full with Eric Nagao. who was attempting to work his way around. With the white flag waving, Turner made his move and passed O'Hara for the E very week for two years l~enewal Please bill me 1 payment of $42.00 8ill2 payments of $21.00 Enclosed is my check or money order Charge my 0 _ Visa o Mastercard II] One year (SO illSues), 2nd cia" C.1nada or Mcxioo il"d all other foreign rountri~ $86.00 (US Funds). lsi class and airmail rail:!!' availilble upon request. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Expiration Date ._---------------------------------------------eye I e n e _ S • FEBRUARY 23. 2000 47