2000 AMA CHEVY TRUCKS MOTOCROSS NATIONALS
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M eade o n the Move
By T O NY A LESSI
BOSCH
FRES NO , CA , JULY 2 1
D av i Mea de was on the m o ve, scoring four
m ot o sweeps in th e 60cc (O-S) Be ginner and
SOcc (7- 8) Novice classes durin g CMA Friday
Night Motocross action at Uttle Oakie Raceway.
Perhap s th e most im p ress ive victory for
" Litt le Devt" may have co me in the night's firs t
60cc Beginner ra ce , when a bad j um p off the
gate forced Mead e to c om e fr om the ba ck of
th e pack.
"My ba ck wheel spun too m uch. - h e
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INFORMATION: WI.ECQ
304-284-0084
explaine d.
o f nearb y Kerm an , California, B a p tist a is a
neigh bo r of former 125cc Nationa l Cha m pio n
Geo rge Ho lland; the tw o have spe nt m any a
da y riding toge ther . an d it definitely showed in
Baptista 's race effo rts. Baptista not only too k
the measure of the Novice riders but challenged
the more-experienced Intermediates, too , displaying ma ny new tec hn ique s he has learned.
Bapt is ta we nt o n to ru le both moto s of
com pe tit io n in a ve ry pr ofessional manner.
Team Green Weekend
Sc hedule of Events
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Li ttle O ak ie Raceway
ove r; he built up a n insurmou nta ble lead a nd
wen t on fo r the mota a nd ove ra ll victory.
Meade's next quest was a much ea sier assignment he retumed to stamp his authority over the
Pee Wee ranks with yet ano ther pair of runaway
victories in the com bined Pee Wee class .
Robby Ba pti st a sho wed newfound speed .
domi nati ng the 125cc Nov ice class. A resident
PURSE
5300,000
RIDER POINT
FUND
FRIDAY, SEPT 1
Amateur Sign-up: Bam
Race Format: One long moto
Rider Fee: $20 ALL CLASSES
Adm. $50 (Fri/Sat/Sun, Ticket;
No Refund)
Camping: $30 per vehicle
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..... ..SATURDAY, SEPT 2
P A RTS
Amateur Sign-up: 7am
UNLIMITED
. Race Format: One long moto
Rider Fee: $20 ALL CLASS ES
I"UN~T~
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Pro Practice: 3:30pm
Adm. $40 (Sat/Sun. Ticket;
Power Tools
No Refund)
Camping: 520 per vehicle
SUNDAY, SEPT 3
Adm. $25
125/250cc Pro National MX
Championships
Qualifiers: 10:30am
Main Event: 1pm - Rain or Shine
Non-Alcoholic Spectator Area
Li ttle Oakle Rac e w ay: David Meade (92)
savored victory in the 60cc (0-8) Beg inner
and 50cc (7 -8 ) Nov ice c lasses during
CMA Frid ay Night Motocross act ion
How ever. Meade pu t his hea d d own and
picked off ride rs o ne by o ne until he finally
m ad e a daring pass on race leader D avid Fee
fo r the m o to w in .
Me ade had a m uc h easie r time of it in th e
seco nd moto . T hi s ti m e he hoo k ed up properly off th e sta rt gate an d nailed the ho leshot,
and for all int ent s and purpo ses the race was
530,000
COMET/Ck
SCOTT
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Twin Air
Restrictions:
No Pets
No Glass Bottles
No Fireworks
No Scaffolding
Restricted camp fire area
DIRECTIONS: 12 miles east of PA Turnpike off Rt 22 near Delmont,
t a ke Rt 66 N 3 mile s then r ight at VW Bug on pole onto
S lick v ille Road, half mile o n r igh t
Thursday: Any parking before 3pm is $25 additional per vehicle. Amateur Sign-up 8pm-10pm
Begins 6pm Thursday: Weekend camping available for AMA member s and families (Thursday Camping
$40 per vehicle). DELMONT MOTELS : Super 8 (724) 468-4888; Holiday Inn Express (800) HOLIDAY.
Other Hotels located in Greensburg, Monroeville, & New Stanton approx imately 35 minutes from track.
topping the lik es of Sc ooter M cC ormick and
Brison Ped ers on .
Re s u lt s
50 (0· 6) BEG: I . a dl4lfy $YnvnftS (Pol); 2. J .J. Vll~ (KTM)
50 (7 ·8) BEG: 1. D.J. Brown ( KTM) ; 2. J~CuI~ (H!"\) ;
3. Man Hopson (KTM).
50 (7-8) NOV: I , David ~ (Cob) .
60 (0. 8) BEG: 1. DevidMcode (KGw); 2. DovidF~ (KGw); 3. Du:slJn
oM.oody (Kaw); 4 . LKh4ry Summers IKo w) ; 5. Charb Sotdo (KTM )
60 (0· 8 ) NOV: I . Dani~ Pedf>f~ (Kaw).
60 (9- 11) BE G: 1. Bnn ony Kess'"9" (KTM).
60 (9· 11) NOV : 1. Nicotas Bakt'l" {KTM} : 2. Mik~ MeacIf' (Kow);
3 . .... d~w OIoosila gue (KTM); 4 . Jo shua Dup pong ( KTM); 5 . Shem
n
Cruse (KTM).
60 (9 ·1 1) EX: 1. Mlk~ .... 1~51 ( KTM) .
60 X: I. J~lf AI~ssi (KTM); 2. Dustin Pipes ( Kow ); 3. Nkolns
Bak pr ( KTM); 4 . Chnrl~ 501:..10 ( KTM); 5. DustIn Moody.
80 BEG: 1. J~ff Sandeson (Yam ); 2. Josh ua Du ppong ( Yam); 3
TraVIS ~I (HOfl); 4 . Br....ndon Bdl (Hon) ; 5. Jordan Henry (Yam) .
80 NOV: 1. Dustin PI~S (Kaw); 2. No(han Hollister (SUI ); 3,
MIk e Mrnde ( Kow).
801NT: 1. J eff Alessi (Ynm ): 2. Cnsey Hinson (Suz).
80 EX: I . Mlk~ A lpssl (Yam ).
BOX: 1. Mik p AIl"5.~ (YIVTl : 2. CnSf!)' Hinson (Suz); 3. Dayton Hix.
)
125 BEG 0.1 : 1. Chris W~5f\~Y (Yam ): 2. Mit h Bragdon (I<.w); 3 .
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Man Cto-r (Yam ); 4 . Enck Hopkins (Hon ); 5. KakU! Gerren ( Ktl w) .
125 BEG 0 · 2: 1. Ky~ Miller (Sw ); 2 . Stpv~ Btl tps (Sw); 3. Aaron
:
Nablis(t'r (Hon); 4 . LnndOl1WilcOk (SUl ); 5. Eric UIldbl'rg (Hon) .
125 NOV: I . Robb y Baptistn (Hon) ; 2. Brison PPdt'1"5OO ( Ytl m ).
125 INT: 1. Scoo ter McCormi ck (SUl ).
250 BEG: I. Na(p Mort ffii5er1 (Kaw): 2. Ja son Gain~, (Yam ); 3.
.krnny Bordlerding (Suz ).
2:50 NOV : I . Morg....n Crawford ( Kaw); 2 . Matt Gnines ( Hon ).
VET BEG: I . Durbin Lorm (Vam) .
VET INT 1. Doug Belcher (lion ).
:
VET PRO: 1. Ralldy Alvnrttdo (HOfl).
OIT NOV 1. Matil. Hawk InS (Yom) ; 2 . Randall Hole (Hon).
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