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.4i!!Z~ii!~~:~::~ .... KeuntJes (78); 4. Heidi Cooke (61); 5. Toni6 S6tcnwell (47); 6. Tifflmy Reed (36): 7. Jllcqueline Hudson (33): 8. Dee Wood (32): 9. Brookie Renker (26): 10. Sherri Stephens (12). AM: l. Plltty Whitehouse (87); 2. Kristi Myers (50); 3. April Hodges (47); 4. Erica Cook (44); 5. Angelll Ferro (40); 6. Angle Stephens (36); 7. Michelle Trefethen (34); 8. Naheed Irani (32); 9. (TIE) Jackie Kelly/Bridgetle Kelly (31). IDS (9-15): J. (TIE) April Hodges/Eric& Cook (50): 3. Angela Ferro (44): 4. (TIE) EJlz&beth McForlllnd/Rpchel Blatt (42); 6. A!!hley Fioleck (40); 7. Unds&y Myers (36). Log Road §UPERTICKET ii!!OOO FOR ONLY § '00 YOU'LL GET A TICKET mALL OF THE§E EVENTS, PLU§ §UPPORTINJURED RACER§ MX AMAICHEVY TIlI..JC:K§i 'ii!!S/ii!50 Swink Smokes Log Road's Spring Fling I\lATlONAL MDTDCIID§§ 5ERIES RND:i! THE HA.N5TDH'N IKClTDCRO!!i§ CLA!!ii§IC MAY '9-~' SEE THE STARS OF MOTOCROSS; CARMICHAEL. VOHLAND, WINDHAM, LAROCCO COMPETE FOR A $30.000 PURSE AT THIS LEGENDAAY EVENT By BART NEWMAN BRONSON, MI, MAR. 26 Brian Swink showed up at Michigan's District 14 Spring Fling opener at Log Road MX and took six wins in six motos to take the 125cc A, 250cc A and Over 25 ciasses aboard his Pro·Am Powersports/MCR Suspension Kawasakis. With Kawasaki, Suzuki and Yamaha contingencies on the line, nearly 1200 of the fastest motocross riders in the Midwest showed up, hoping to get their hands on the big contingency bucks. The 250cc A class was led around turn one by Swick Kawasaki/Pro Action of Michigan rider Jon Penrod, but by lap two the young lad was feeling the heat from wily old YOU'LL RECEIVE: A 3 DAY GENERAL ADMISSION TICKE AND PIT PASS LAGUN~M eeSECA RACEWAY ,..-----------------,z ~ ~ z OLD HIGHWAY 40 , MOTORCYCLE DAYS AT. l< ;,§ ~ ~ r . SEE THE FASTEST SUPERBIKE RACERS IN THE WORL MIGUEL DUHAMEL DOUG CHANDLER. BEN BOSTROM AND MORE I YOU'LL RECEIVE: A SATURDAY GENERAL ADMISSION PASS OLD H.5HWAY4DMDTDIIC¥CLE DA...... AT DONNER §lei RANCH AI.J5l.Jf6T '~'3 SeE MULTIPLE MOTORcYCLING EVENTS OVER lWO DAYS AT BEAUTIFUL DONNER SKI RANCH NEAR LAKE TAHOE YOU'LL RECEIVE: AUGUST 12 & 13 A 2 DAY ALL ACCESS PASS PACEI WRElllClUlEAD.CDM DIRT TRACK §iEII1E!6 ROUND '0 THE S4CRAMB\f7D MILE SEPTEMBER 23 SEe THE FASTEST DIRT TRACK RACERS IN THE WORLD RACE BAR TO BAn 140 MILE PER HOUR AROUND THE CAL EXPO MILE DIRT TRACK CAL-EXPO BOX OFFICE 916-263-3049 BASS TICKETS 916-923-2277 YOU'LL RECEIVE: A RESERVED GRANDSTAND PASS ~ J!li'PEEDHo'AY """'TIO"""'L C##AIWPIDAJJ!li'HI. seE THE FASTEST SPEEDWAY RACERS IN THE Log Road MX: Brian Swink (125) flew to the 125cc A, 250cc A and Over 25 victories at the District 14 Spring Fling in Bronson, Michigan. pro Swink. After two laps of roost, Swink was tired of it and pushed Penrod wide in the fast starting·line sweeper to open up the inside line and take the lead. Tech-Care/Sir Pizza rider Jason McDonald was a lonely third. Rich Sheering and Chad Miller fought it out over fourth and fifth. In moto two, McDonald, on his booming four~stroke, nailed the holeshot. with Derek Rose, Penrod and Swink in hot pursuit. Penrod and Swink renewed their first~moto battle. both of them pushing past Rose before the end of lap two, and soon they had McDonald in their sights. On lap three. Swink used an old~school inside/outside move to suck Penrod back to third. Now only McDonald was between Swink and a perfect day of racing. McDonald held off Swink for more than a lap, but Swink was not to be denied. and he passed McDonald with just five turns remain~ ing in the race. McDonald held down second, with Penrod third for third overall on the day. While most people's attention was on the leaders, the battle over fourth, fifth and sixth was a humdinger. Holeshot man Rose held firm in fourth. despite Jeremy Hughson and Tommy Barron trying hard to take it away. 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