Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

Mark Key led the first part of the Pro-Am race, with Bryan and Bobby McDowell in tow. Bryan McDowell made a smooth pass on Key, who drofped back in the pack. Bobby McDowel secured second place by .the finish. Results P/W MOD: 1. Jenna Ellis (Yam); 2. Chad Ross (Yam); Nick Moore (Yam). P IW STK: 1. Daniel Jenkins (Suz). 60/.80 C: 1. Jesse Dawson (Kaw); 2. Troy Seay (Kaw); ~. Jeremy Ellis (Han). 80 AlB: 1. Toby Jorgenson (Han); 2. K.C. Rigmaiden (Kaw); ~. Kurtis Robert> (Kaw); 4. Eric Martin (Kaw); 5. Shawn Raggio (Kaw). 250 C: 1. A.J. Kirkparrick (Kaw); 2. Davis Winters (C-A). 250 AlB: 1. Johnny Murphree (Kaw); 2. James Pitchford (Yam); ~. Gary Miller (Yam); 4. Billy Martin (C·A); 5. Earnie Martin (SUl). ' VINT C: 1. Troy Laine (Yam); 2. Michael K.night (Yam). VINT AlB: I. Gary Milewski (Tri); 2. Woody Rogers (RlX). WR: J. Debbie Anderson (Kaw). VET C: 1. Greg Riddle (Han); 2. Mark Dodson (Yam). VET AlB: 1. Kevin Gonzales (RlX); 2. Stan Morris;~. Robert Grant; 4. John Gonzales (RlX). 500 C: 1. Scott Thomas;·2. Darrell Hughes. OPEN B: 1. George Cummins (Yam); 2: Paul Bergstrom (RlX); ~. Kevin Gonzales (RlX). OPEN A: 1. Bobby McDowell (Yam); 2. Bryan McDowell (H-D); ~. Rob Damron (RlX); 4. ,Stephen Mayfield (H-D); 5. Matt Wait (RlX). PRO-AM: 1. Bryan McDowell (H·D); 2. Bobby McDowell (Yam); ~. Rob Damron (Rtx); 4. Stephen Mayfield (H-D); 5. Daniel McDonnell (H-D). ~. c::::».... SEE THE GREATEST ..,.,....1E1E~ SUPERCROSSRACERS IN HISTORYl TELEVISION ~c::::». fI RiCk JOh' Rothman wins at, Bridgehampton RR 4&. By Jim Fassino BRIDGEHAMPTON, NY, SEPT. 5·6 Gerald Rothman won two races and Dale Quarterly broke Mike Baldwin's 14-year-old lap record at the final round of the GP/Pro road races at Bridgehampton. Taking advantage of a lull in the National schedule, Rothman was trying out an injured ankle, as he hadn't ridden in a month, and he immediately looked on form. He rode his Honda CBR600 F2 to a convincing win in Sunday's Middleweight Superbike race. Quarterley, meanwhile, seemed little concerned about lap records and spent the majority of tM weekend enjoying himself by helping any and all riders with endless lectures about chassis setup, braking, cornering technique and other go-fast secrets. But'when the green £lag dropped for the Sunday Heavyweight Superbike event, all eyes were glued to the watch in anticipation of a record. And none were disappointed, as, within two laps, Quarterley, riding the Team Mirage Kawasaki ZX-7R Superbike, cut a lap of 1:41.11, breaking the old record of 1:41.3 set in 1978 by Mike Baldwin'on a Yamaha TZ750. Quarterley continued to up the pace, turning a best of I :40.16 before his engine expired on the fifth lap. Inheriting the lead, eventual winner Rothman was followed home by local hero Phil Cassot (both of them getting into the previously unreachable 1:42 bracket), Steve Moriarty, Brian Kent and Tom Holcomb. Saturday's money races saw Brian Kent take top honors in Unlimited Supersport on a Honda CBR900RR, and Andy Detherage grabbing the cash in Heavyweight Supersport on a Suzuki GSXR750. ~ Time & Show # 9111 :Northern California Reno, NV Area 11 '30 pm -12:30 am , - Date VVednesday, Sept, 9 H' hlights '85 Rosebowl SX Ig LA Superbowl of MX pm 9112 . 4:00World - 5:00 pm '85 supercross VVednesday,Sept, 30 Finals, LA , For Additiona' ShowS, hanne' ca O'sportsC che~k your local listings, °Sr9O' (4,15) 296- ..P. ''iL ,~ T I~ K E r Hosted by Larry Huffman :Thursday Niahts Southern California / Las Vegas / Arizona Area # - Time Show Date 9120 5:;30 pm - 6:30 pm '87 LA Superbowl of Thursday, Sept, 24 9121 Results H/W SISPRT EX: J. Andy Dethrage (Suz); 2. Eric nSOn Broc Glover, Jeff Ward and many, many more! 5:30 pm- 6:30 pm '88 Houston Supercross Thursday, Oct, 1 9122 5:30 pm- 6:30 pm '88 Dallas Supercross Thursday, Oct. 8 9123 5:30 pm- 6:30 pm '88 Pontiac Supercross Thursday, Oct. 15 Motocross w;;oo (Kaw); 8. Tom Holcomb (Kaw). HlW SISPRT JR: 1. Jim Lester (Han); 2. Peter Lewko (SUl); 8. Peter Byrne (Han). UW S/BK EX: J. Brett Meuger (Yam); 2. Russ Kauenberger (Kaw); 8. Mike Campbell (Yam). UW S/BK JR: J. loran Vujasinovie (Han); 2. Paul Searpa (Yam). . M/W PROD TW EX: 1. Billy Martovich Jr. (Kaw); 2. Jerry Wood (Kaw); 8. Bob Perkins (Kaw). M/W PROD TW JR: 1. Hardy Korn£ield (Kaw); 2. David Easum (Kaw). . H/W SISPRT AM: 1. George Amado (Han); 2. Charles Chouinard (Han); 8. John Bonkowski (Han). M/W PROD EX: I. John Steigerwald (Han); 2. Don Berry Jr. (Yam); 8. Erik Larsen (Han). WW PROD JR: 1. Jim Lester (Han); 2. Chris Robinson . (Han); 8. Peter Byrne (Han). UW SISPRT AM: 1. James Viola (Yam); 2. Andre Prunella (Yam); 8. Ken Degnan (Yam). SPTSMN AM: 1. Gary Berbaum (Yam); 2. Kevin Thomas (Cag); 8. Kevin McCrea (Kaw). WW S/BK EX: 1. John Steigerwald (Han); 2. Brian Kent (Han); 8. Don Berry Jr. (Yam). M/W S/BK JR: 1. Jim Lester (Han); 2. Doug Donelan (Yam); 8. Pete Byrne (Han). WW PROD AM: 1. George Amado (Han); 2. Charles Chouinard (Han); 8. Anthony Dimartino (Han). HIW SITWN AM: 1. Kenneth Wickline (Kaw); 2. David Podalsky (Han). L/W S/SPRT EX: 1. Brett Meuger (Yam); 2. Mike Campbell (Yam); 8. Ted Buhrnam (Yam). LlW S/SPRT JR: 1. Paul Scarpa (Yam); 2. Marc Campalo (Han). SPTSMN EX: 1. Russ Katlenberger (Kaw); 2. Billy Martovich (Kaw); 8. Jerry Wood (Kaw). SPTSMN JR: 1. Hardy Kornfeld (Kaw); 2. David Easum (Kaw). U/L S/SPRT EX: 1. Brian Kent (Han); 2. Andy Detherage (SUl); 8. Eric Wood (Kaw). U/L S/SPRT JR: 1. Peter Lewko (SUl); 2. David Klopacz (Suz); 8. Paul Giandianoto (SUl). H/W SITW EX: 1. Russ Kauenberger (Kaw); 2. Steve Aspland (Due); 8. Tom Fournier (Due). H/W SITW JR: 1. loran Vujasinovie (Han). H/W S/BK AM: I. George Amado (Hon); 2. Lewis Kohuth (SUl); 8. Joe Padula (SUl). LlW PROD AM: 1. Knight Hui (Hon); 2. Kevin McCrae (Kaw); 8. James Viola (Yam). M/W S/SPRT EX: 1. Jerry Rothman (Han); 2. Don Berry Jr. (Yam); 8. Brian Kent (Hon). M/W S/SPRT JR: 1. Chris Robinson (Hon); 2. Jim Lester (Hon); 8. Pete Byrne (Hon). H/W S/BK EX: 1. Jerry Rothman (Kaw); 2. Phil Cassot (SUl); 8. Steve Moriarty (SUl). H/W S/BK JR: 1. Pete Tnolo (Hon); 2. Peter Lewko (SUl); 8. Jim Lester (Hon). H/W S/SPRT AM: 1. George Amado (Hon); 2. John Bonkowski (Hon); 8. Charles Chouinard (Han), L/W SITW AM: 1. David Podolsky (Hon): - Check your locallisfings or Call for Info (714) 362-8311 Now Available Through Cycle News Video Theater "1992 DAYTONA 200" (#137A) After suffering through a rather miserable weekend filled with nothing but bad luck, Muzzy Kawasaki's Scott Russell reversed his fortune in a big way by winning the fastest-ever Daytona 200 in a near photo-finish with Fast by Ferracci Ducati's Doug Polen. The Georgian averaged a record 110.669 mph in completing the 57-lap race in just over one hour and 50 minutes, barely fast enough to beat Polen by a scant .182-of-a-second in a thrilling race that featured a little bit of everything - but no pace car. They really don't get any better. After 200 miles, the race came down to a thrilling last lap that saw Russell follow Polen through the chicane before setting himself up to slingshot past the World Superbike Champion just before the finish line. The win was not only Russell's first in the DaytonC!- 200 by Arai, but it also marked Kawasaki's first triumph in the 200, 60 minutes from Motovideo, To Order Videos, Use The Video Order Blank Elsewhere In This Issue Of Cycle News 23

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