Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

~ LOCAL EVENTS down low, Hameister got just a oit overzealous and went down again. He was quickly up and underway, and reeled in the leader one more time. With one turn left before the checkered flag, the two riders charged to the finish line. At the checkers Wright scored the win over Hameister. m Results P/W: I. Kevin Folgherai,or (Yam); 2. ].R. Williams (Yam). 60 6-8: I. Shawn Taylor (Yam); 2. Garrell Taylor (Suz). 60 9-11: I. Chris Hunsinger (Kaw). 80 BEG 0·11: I. Robby Gouse (Kaw). 80 BEG 12-13: I. Danny Carlson (Kaw). 80 BEG 14-16: I. Trent Bragg (Kaw); 2. Craig Winston (SUI); 3. Jared Hanebrink (Kaw); 4. Rocky Harriman (Kaw); 5. Bobby Woolsey (SUI). 80 NOV 14-16: I. Glenn Branson (SUl). 125 BEG: I. Jason Omanson (Hon); 2_ Chris Curtis (SUl); 3. Joel Nunnally (Kaw); 4. Ernie Sanchel (SUl); 5. Larry Sanchez (SUI). 250 BEG: I. Jim Thrifl (Kaw); 2. Darrin Terry (Kaw); 3. Mike Tucker (Yam); 4. Jason Pearce (SUl); .>. Larry Baker (Yam). 125 NOV: I. Eric Schnell (Suz); 2. Dwigh' Amant (SUl). 125 INT: I. Greg Schnell (SUl); 2. John Sereika (SUl); 3. Dave Ferrier (Kaw); 4. Todd Zimmerman (Kaw). 125 PRO: I. jay Athey (Hon). 250 NOV: I. Joe (1) (Hon); 2. Brent Greer (SUl). 500 BEG: I. Tim Hunliker (Kaw); 2. Mark Parrish (Yam). 500 NOV: I. Joey Cox (Kaw). 500 PRO: I. Willy Musgrave (ATK). 2'>+ BEG: I. Paul Wright (Yam); 2. Eric Hameister (Yam); 3. Ry~n Ovelleue (Yam)); 4. Many Silver (Hon). 25+ VET NOV: I. Jer( Fish (Kaw); 2. Mark Olslwski (Yam). 30+ BEG: I. Mike Carr (Hon); 2. Tim Humiker (Kaw); 3. Ben Stevens (Yam); 4. John Cavanaugh (Yam). 30+ NOV: I. TOllY Feldhaus(Kaw); 2. Tom Dunham (Yam); 3. Danny Fields (Yam). Ezerins doubles at Aztalan MX By Dave Gavinski Mike Carr (3) grabbed the holeshot in the PIUs-30 Beginner class at Starwest SX Park, then pulled away for the overall win. Neil Keen won every,class he entered at the AHRMA National in Sturgis. lead the early laps over Keen and Feldhaus' Triumphs. Keen closed the margin and muscled his way by the leading BSA for yet another win, while Lehfeldt held of[ a late charge by Feldhaus to secure the runner-up spot. Results DINOSAUR VINT 500·750: I. Beno Rodi (RE) CLASSIC VINT 250: I. Dan Deubler (Bul) CLASSIC VINT 500- 750: I. Lee Parker (BSA); 2. Beno Rodi (Ind) MDRN VINT 250: I. Keith Bryant (Yam); 2. Roy Haines (Bul) MDRN VINT 251-600: I. Neil Keen (BSA); 2. Randy Feldhaus (Yam); 3. Norm Lehfeld' (BSA); 4. Craig Breckon (BSA); 5. Duane Wood (Yam) MDRN VtNT 601-OPEN: I. Neil Keen (Tri); 2. Norm Lehfeld' (BSA); 3. Randy Feldhaus (Tri); 4. Duane Wood (Yam); 5. Don Hoff (Yam). Foster fastest at Silver State MX By Joan Tiearney 125 NOV: I. Donn Maeda (Hon); 2. Carl Wilsey (Kaw); 3. Jeff Lokker (SUl); 4. ].B. Baiunco (Yam); 5. Jaime Pineda (Kaw). VET: 1. Larry Gross (Yam); 2. Frank Yancey (Kaw); 3. Rusty Hannah (Hon); 4. Greg Powell (Han); 5. Dave Poowah (Hon). ,. Keen is king at Sturgis ST By Marlon Klunder 24 STURGIS, SD, AUG. 6 On the historic Sturgis Half-Mile oval, Neil Keen won the 251-600cc Modern Vintage class at the AHRMA Vintage National that was held in conjunction with the famous Sturgis Rally, Fresh from a win in the AMR Vintage National.race that was held on the same track just two days earlier, Keen rode his brakeless 500cc "BSA Gold Star to the win against machines that were both larger and had the advantage of brakes. The veteran was undaunted, and held 0(£ Randy Feldhaus and Norm Lehfeldt to the finish. The 750<:c main saw a fast-starting Lehfeldt CARSON CITY, NV, AUG. 14 Pat Foster won the Silver State Shootout against 15 competitors at Silver State Raceway. After the single-file start, Foster gained a position every lap and held off the pack for the win in the unusual event that combines riders of varying skill levels. Pro-class rider Brian Elder started out dead last, working his way up to seventh by lap four. His progress came to a halt when he crashed in a turn, however. While Junior-class competitor Foster led to the finish, Dan Cordle Jr. nabbed Second place. For his winning effoTt, Foster was awarded a large trophy and a gift certificate from Arai helmets. Tammi Williamson led the large Women's class off the line in their first moto. Williamson was a notch above her competitors, as she extended her lead and never looked back. J ill Morgan passed her way up LO second place, but was not able to challenge Williamson's flawless ride. In moLO two, Williamson again LOok her KTM to the first turn ahead of Branham, Jill Morgan, Ton.i G,ivanti and Jan Morgan. Jill Morgan LOok over second position by passing Branham on the second lap, but Branham stayed close and pressured her for several laps. The battle over second place continued to heat up, and on the last lap, Morgan and Branham both went down in the back section of the track. Givanti too~ advantage and quickly slipped into second position. Morgan and Branham quickly remounted, but not in time, as Givanti followed Williamson home in second place. Givanti earned the overall win, while Branham's 2-3 moLO scores were good for second overall. ReSults P/W 50: I. Daniel LiLorelo (Yam); 2. Kevin Kirby (SUI); 3. Jessie Ferris (SUI); 4. Jimmy H37.el (llj). 60: I. josh Caner (Kaw); 2. Dustin Miller (Kaw); 3. Nathan Malo (Kaw); 4. Jimmy Halel (Kaw); 5. Tony Evans (Kaw). 80 BEG: I. MIchael Diloreto (Hon); 2. Aaron White (SUI); 3. Myles Malo (Kaw); 4. Dustin Miller (Kaw); 5. josh Caner (Kaw). . 80 jR: I. Steven Cordle (Hon); 2. Nathan Tiearney (Hon); 3. Phil Pedrojelli (SUI). 125 BEG: I. Christopher Bray (Hon); 2. David Gipe (Hon); 3. jeremy Spears (Hon); 4. Abe Nei'lin!'; (SUl); 5. Tammi Williamson (KTM). 125 jR: I. Dan Cordle Jr. (Hon); 2. john Culbert (SUl); 3. Pa' Foster (SUI); 4. Jeremy Huntsman (Kaw); 5. John Zinda (Kaw). 125 INT: I. Tim O'Brien (Yam); 2. Wyall Whillen (KTM). 125 PRO: I. Todd McMas'er (SUI). • 250 BEG: I. Bill Rose (Yam); 2. ScOll Runnel (Kaw); 3. David Durst (Yam); 4. Curtis Wee,hee (Yam); 5. Danny Leach (Yam). 250 JR: I. 'Richard Barker (SUl); 2. Shawn Curtis (Hon); 3. Ronnie Lee (Kaw); 4. Mall tn!';ram (Hon); 5. Mike Slipcevich (SUI). 250 INT: I. Gr

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