Dunhom
Dozzles
'em
in the Mud!
NorthwEst
Mntag€ f,
Cvolution Motocposs s€Pi€s
Round
4: Woodland
Motocross Park
WOODTAND,
WA, DEC.
3
VarnalE-mounted
Dol€ Dunham
dazzled the speclators
and his
I fdlo\" comperitors alike emid muddy raak condrtiotrs
at
Wood-
hnd Motocro6s
Pbrk site o{
round Iotr of the nine-roord
\4nia8e
Din Racing Nofthwest-sandioned
vinta8€ & Evolution i4otocross
S€nes.
Dunhaft topped the Through
40,
Open
and Unlimited
Evo-
lution ArEteur
cle€s to stand alorE as the ollly
three-chss wirner
of *le 2m
pani..ipads
from three
westem states ard Canada.
Dunham's
first overall win of the day came
in
one
of the
lartert class€s, the Throuth
,lO
Arnateur class.
Mai.o rider
Dan
Cunnintham haa been one of
the f.ont-nrnners
in th€ class thus
far
this
season. but Dunham cornbined
his
prowess
at
tening
fast
starts with his mud-ridinS
skill and swept both
motos.
Cunnintham's
consistent 3-2
placing3
netted
him second oveGll,
followed by Paul Richards
(4-4),
Rob Sallard
(6-3)
and
lason
Sande
(5{).
Suzuka
rider Dy'an olson trailed
Dunham in moto
one
to
place
second, althouth
his llth-place finish in moto
two
dropped
him to sixth ov€rall.
Ballard had things his way
in another latSe dass
- $e 250cc
E\oluiion
Amateur class - and, after
splitting rnoto wins with fellow
Honda ride.
Mike Rell. he scorEd dl€ ove.all win.
Rall
and
lererny
Fot& who rode a 1979 Ka\,vasaki
KX, completed the
top three.
Erik Sl']lli\,an snared
dle win in the 250.c
lnterrn€diat6
Poniicn,
but
it
was forrner National number
19,
,im
Ander$n, who dominated
the 250cc
Expen class aboard his I 98 I Y.rnaha Y2250.
Anderson had touth competition
from Gllovr YZ
pilot Leon
CapF in the alass, but
he nonetheless won via
l-l
placings
to
lead Cappr
(2-2),
Chris
\4hlther (3-3)
and
Husqverna rider Lyndel
Raphael
(a
fNe-class contestent
on th6 day), who
placed
founh.
Anderson was equally impressive in the Over
,10
Evolution
Exp€rt chss,
posting
a
double-moto s,weep to
atain finish ah€d
of Cappr
(l-2),
Yamaha-mounted
Slak€ Landon
(2-3)
and
Raphael, completint
his double-class domination.
Cz-mounted Oretonian Chris Clark
won two Expert classes
durint the
vintage
portion
of the
proSram,
topping
the Open
and Over 30
classes. Clark beat
Mark Sullivan to the flnish in
both
motos to top $e Op€n .lass, end then won both
motos in
dle Over 30 class, ahead of Brctt Giboney
and R{ssell
Skiver.
,oe
Carey also dropped Sullivan
to runne.-up statlis
in dle Over
'{0
Expert class;
casey won both
motos.
one of the
more
popular
classes
this season has been
the
l00cc
vintage
class.
Suzuki
rider Shaun Price and Honda
rider
lohn
Bodkn went
head to head
in both mo@s, but h was
Price
who came out ahead
of Bodkin
in the tie-breaking aecond
moto
to win overall.
Hodaka
riders Hilo Linville, Bryan
Adams and
Axel
Anderson rounded
out the top five overall.
A(el didn't
8o
away empty-handed,
as
he later came back to
win
the
l25cc
vintage Amateur class,
ahead of Chris Luas and Bred
Price.
llDl
WooDtaND
Morocross
PArx
wooolAND,
wAsHrNcroN
REULTS: D:c:M!Et 3.
20O5
(RouNo
4 or 9)
Chris
Cln*
ruced his CZ to o
poir
of overoll
ErDcrlcldrr wins ct Woodlond Molo
