and Pechacek in second. Tieszen held down
third place.
Moto two began differently when Tieszen
grabbed the holeshol. Davidson, Jody Turk
and Samples followed. Samples quickly
picked off Turk and Davidson. A lapse of
concentration caused Tieszen to overshoot a
large sweeping turn, allowing Davidson and
Turk to slip past [or the second and third
positions. Pechacek was back in the pack after
a poor start. On the final lap, Tieszen took
a hard spill and Fisk slipped into fourth.
Pechacek pulled out all the stops, passing
David Rich, Coursey and Thornton to take
over fifth. Samples again took the win, with
Davidson second and Turk third. Samples
scored the overall, with Davidson the runnerup.
1993 CALIFORNIA WINTER MX SERIES
North-South Showdown
WHY DOES...
Buddy Antunez
Damon Bradshaw
Mike Chamberlain
Doug Dubach
Micky Dymond
Jeff Emig
Rick Johnson
Erik Kehoe
Doug Henry
George Holland
Ryan Hughes
Steve Lamson
Phil Lawrence
Results
50: I. Brian Barnhill (Itj): 2. David Barnhill (Yam); 3. Cody
Callaway (Yam): 4. Christopher Warwick (Yam); 5. Samantha
Hibbard (Yam).
60: I. Bryan Williarn3 (Kaw); 2. Damon Francois (Kaw);
3. Douglas McCumsey (Kaw); 4. Chance O'Donnell (Kaw);
5. Malt Hunter (Kaw).
807·11: I. Johnny Bailey (Kaw); 2, Donald Omer (Su,);
3. Shawn Smith (Hon); 4. S",'"y Trimble (Su,); 5, Douglas
MrCulTIsey (Kaw).
'80 12·15: I. Travis Ellinll (Su,); 2. Chris Cadreaux (Su,);
3. Allen Davis (Kaw); 4. Brian Johnson (Kaw).
80 IlEG: I. Sh'llle Shimabukro(Kaw); 2, Jack Gibson (Kaw);
3. Mi('hael Brnd' '(Yam); 4. Chad Trawick (Su,); 5. Michael
Wright (SU1).
80 OPEN: I. Travi, Elliou (SU1.); 2. Johnny Bailey (Kaw);
3. Chris Cadrrdllx (Sln,); 4. Allen Davis (Kaw); 5. Donald
C"'lI'trr(Sul.).
WMN: I. Tammy Slay (Kaw); 2. Deb Shiller (Yam); 3.
Snookic Tinm'rman (Kaw); 4. Pam Shiller (Yam); 5. Nancy
Lalla (SU1.).
125 SCHBY 12-15: I. Brian Knopf (Yam); 2. Justin Stevens
(Kaw); 3. Jeffrey Smith (Su,,); 4, Chris Picmla (Hon); 5. Chris
Islre (SU1.).
125 BEG: I. Trip Samples (Kaw); 2. Johnny Davidson
(Yam): 3. Eric P("chaC'ek (Hem); 4. Tobi Fisk (Suz); 5. David
Ridl (Hon).
125 NOV: I. Brian Knopf (K>,w); 2. Michael Bartlett (Hon);
3.Kris Neubau('r (SU1.); 4. Chris Samples (Kaw); 5. Jeffrey
Smith (SU1.).
125 INT; I. Brad Wtw,lscy (Kaw); 2. Mike Kuf1. (SU1.); 3.
Matt Feil (SU1.); 1. T]. Patel (Htm); 5. (,.ody Wilks (Kaw).
-125 OPEN: I. Brad Wtw,lsey' (Kaw); 2. Mike Kuf1. (SU1.);'
3. Mall Feil (5,,,); 4. Brian Knopf (Yam); 5. Michael Bartlett
Mike Kiedrowski
Jeff Matiasevich
Jeremy McGrath
Johnny OIMara
Larry Roeseler
Jeff Stanton
Brian Swink
Tallon Vohland
Tyson Vohland
Jeff Ward
Mike Young
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+25 NOV: I. Alan Pasineau (Hon); 2. Darren Terry (SU1.);
3. Kendall W"dc (Kaw); 1. Darril Robinson (Hon); 5~ Richard
Blasihg-ane (Ya\n).
+30 NOV: J. Scott Lat'" (KTM); 2. Mike Haynes (SU1.);
3. Mark nates (Kaw); 4. Darril Robinson (Hon); 5. Don Ba11ey
(SU1.).
+30 INT: J. Gary Beam (Kaw); 2. Eric Berg (.Yam); 3.
Skippen Roberts (5",.).
•iOO OPEN: I. Eddie Kaufman (Hon).
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+40: J. Gary Beam (Kaw); 2. H.C. Tredway (Suz); 3. John
Bass (Yam); 4. Alan Davis (SU1.); 5. Paul Wooley (SU1.).
250 BEG: J. Kelly Hem.ler (Kaw); 2. Steve Rich (Yam);
3. K.C. Kile (Yam); 4. Eric Pechacek (Holl); 5. Rodney
Williams (Hon).
2:,0 NOV: J. Jason Cook (Kaw); 2. Darren Terry (Su,);
3. Robbie Davis (SU1.); 4. Samuel Tredway (Su,); 5. Miles
Wley (Kaw).
250 INT: J. Chris Daubi" (Kaw); 2. T.]. Patel (Hon); 3.
Chip Munn (Yam); 4. (,.ody Wilkl (Kaw); S. Walley Garrell
(Yam).
250 OPEN: J. Chris Daubi" (Kaw); 2. ,Bill Harrington
(Hon); 3. Otto Geisendorff (SU1.); 4. Casey Steele (Kaw).
+30 EX: J. Clay Hoenshell (SU1.); 2. Billy Smith (Hon);
3. Douglas Hall (Yarn); 4. Ouo Geisendorff (SU1.); 5. Barry
Don C'.allaway (Hun).
125 EX: J. Jason Edwards (Hon); 2. Clay Hoenshell (SU1.);
3. Shane Edwards (Hon); 4. Che Rotramble (Hon).
250 EX: I. Clay Huenshell (SU1.); 2. Shane Edwards (Kaw);
3. Che Rotramble (Hnn).
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Charlie "The Edge" Venegas held off the
formidable challenges of British League
regular Billy Hamill to capture the Fall
Classic Handicap main event at Speedway
USA.
First-year Promoter Gene Woods presented
what he hopes will become an annual event
at the San Bernardino County Fairgrounds
speedway facility. The diminutive high desert
oval played host to a very unique "all
handicap" racing format.
The second division speedway main event
win went to Joe Erhart, while the Junior
division victory was owned by Michael Hull.
Sidecars were also in attendance, and were
dominated· by the New Zealand duo of Peter
Lewis and Jamie Macy. The street legal Harley
main event was once again won by Jimmy
Raymond.
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competed for eight complete laps to determine
the event winner. Transferring througll a heat
and semi'final were 50-yard starters Charlie
Venegas, Billy Hamill, newly-crowned
National Speedway Champion Chris Manchester and Lance King. Situng 10 yards ahead
of this impressive group was Bobby Hedden.
Gary Ackroyd rounded out the field, occupying the 30-year line. As the tapes went up,
Venegas got away with one of his favorite
tricks, the major roller. Venegas managed. to
pass the start/finish line already ahead of
Hedden, and seriously moving in on Ackroyd.
Hamill also got off quick and was running
a qght inside line, following Venegas through
<;l quickly-dissolving short-yardage field.
Manchester and King got slower gates and
went about typically attacking the outside and '
inside lines, respectively. Ackroyd's stay in
,.front of the pack was short-lived. as Venegas
and Hamill passed him on the inside.
At the race's mid-point, Hamill found
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