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ln the 50cc Adult Modified .ontest, Cory Strackler took the lead from l.'lLrllen, Roy l4iller and F4ajeski. Mullen took the lead at the end of the first lap, alonS with Miller and F4aieski. The top three stayed close, with Majeski takrn8 second on the seventh lapi Miller tried to retake it goinS into turn three on lap 10, nudginS l"laieski, but falling. Other riders who completed class sweeps were Luke Goonan, in the 50cc (4-6) class, after battling with Tristan Reeley and taking the lead on the fiflh lap. Despite arriving late, Colton Smith had no problem with the 50cc (7-8) class. Shayna Texter complered rwo sweeps. a8ain easily destroyinS the Women's class and a8ain holdinS off a close Cassidy Heiser to claim her third strarght 85c( final. Shayna s brorher Cory also had a three-win series, winning the 50cc Adult Stock class on opening niSht and then fiShting ror then Adult l00cc wans in the last two events. On this night he started third, behind Nick Henderson and Chris Klinefelter, but he took second entering one on lap three and then hounded Henderson unul he slipped under him Soing into three on lap l0 for the lead. Jeremiah Snow aSain topped the 65cc class. Greg Ey became the third different winner in the 50cc Four-Stroke class. The 50cc Adulr Stock class also had $ree different winners. d Jeff Silhan got by Seth Valentin on the l2rh lap Rrsurrs lerrE snyd€r (Hoi)r s. Narhd cr.rd (Hon). AOUIT t0 Srx: l. reII Silhln (Hon); 2. Aai Nekon (Hoi)r 3. S€rh v.lentrn (Hon): 4 ,a.ob l.lariih (Hn): 5. Ftul{ \Ale.rin {Hon). ADULI 50 OD: l. Donnie Md6 (Hn):2. Tom l'lai8ki (Hon): 3. Dilron cah (Ho)i 4. Raon wood (l-lon)r 5. Cory Srri.kler (Hon). 65: r. J.rcmiah s.ow (tu.): 2. Gres 8s (Kft)i I walte Sond (Kna)j a. EB P€teMn (suz). 85: r . siayM Te(er (Yam)i 2. Cdridr Heiser (Hon); l. B rn H/eE (Hon); {. Dahon lMnkler (Hon)i 5. nm lrvin (Yam). ADUIT lOOr L cor/ Teft. (Hon): 2. Ni.hoLs Hende6on (Hon); 3. Chns Klinefeher (HDi): 4. Hichael %. (Hon)r 5. chfls cur (Flon). l2l: l. sh&n Forhsr€in (Yam); 2. John Lons fi )i 3. Jey P.rks (Hoi): a. jlm Blai. (Yam); 5.,€ s.hu.rer {Ym). 2t{L L Bddon Pobins (Yn): ?. Taylor whrto (Hon): I flichaet Po€ (Hon); 4. o:le vea (K:w)i 5. o.E smith (x.w). 450: l. Ni(k Hende6on (Hon); 2. Tom H4ski (Hon); r. P6b smirh (Bul)r a. s.oft saundeF (Hoi); 5. Ri(h raellinscr (Y ). PRo: L Donnie llulloJi (Hon)i 2. Kei Yoder (s@)r l.]aed H* (Hon): 4. o d R!*! (Ror)l s. Gerde Pn.o (Hon). wMN: l. Shard -rdter (H.n); 2. Nko,e r,lener (Hon): l. Sd-tha Ra.h (Yam)i a. Nicole Hend.en (Hon)j 5. H€atnd Aletrde. (Hon). Foll/Winter Serier Round 7! Ddniels Ridge Motocross Winter Heat at the Rid e TAYLOlSVr.r.I, NC, DtC. t8 \ A /ith Christmas drawinq near. rhe cold YY-.*r,.. came to taniets Ridge F'lotocross. Despite the threat of snow eadier in the week, the skies cleared and the sun came A great race in the Senior Women's class saw Katie Parkerson and Hilarie Christensen battling for the top spot. Parkerson took the lead in the first moto, \/ith Christensen right behind her Christensen made the pass for the lead on lap two, but Parkerson s6yed ri8ht behind Christensen and made the pass for the ln moto wvo. Parkerson took th€ holeshot and immediately sterted putting some distance between h€rselfand the rest ofthe pack. By lap four, Parkerson had a good four-bikelength lead, but on the last lap she had bike problems and Christensen went by to take the win and the ln the Over 40 class, Randy Smirh took the holeshot in moto one, with Eruce Brook (948) and Amos Carter riSht behind him. Smith went into the second turn and Brooks followed a liftle too hot for the turn, clippint Smith's ba.k tire and going down. Smith hit the throttle and motored on for the win, but Carter was close behind Brook and also went down. Caner tot up aod 8oin8 first, as it took Brooks several attempts toSet his bike going again- While Brooks was staning his bike, both Wayne Pitsenbarger and Kenneth Vest got by. Brooks 8ot up and Soing atain and w€nt by Pitsenbarger and Vest. and then went lookrng for Caner. Brooks did make up some time on Carter, but the checkered flag came out and Brooks had to settle for third, ln moto two, Smith atain took the holeshot, and Brooks and Carrer were side by side, ricing for th€ second position. Erooks rook the spot. but on lap two he 8ot crossed up in the whoop section and wenc of( rhe side, lertinS Carter take the positaon. Brook Eot back up but again ran out of time before he could catch Carter. Caner took second overall, and Brooks took third overall. RrSuLTs 50 (4-6), I Lule Goonan (KTt1)j 2- DEvin owens (KIl.1):3. Tn$an Reley (KTM)it. Sh n Rothnein Ir {KTH)j 5. Dy'o Almony (An<). 50 O{): l. cohon smi.h (Cob):2. \^ryaft Sano (Cob)r L Robby Smirh (fi41)i 4. Rr& varn6 (c.b); 5. RFn Draguna (KT ). 50 4-STnk I Grcs Ey (Hd)r 2. loEthan Hyns {Hon)i L o!*in H.aley (H6n)i 4. 50 SHAFTT l. BEdl€y H Fr: 2. K*on Hikon: L lus n HlrImah;1. l'1arc Foster;5. Brundon Neal- 50 (a-6): l. ABtinjohnbnil. (aMn Hilroni I lustih Hufman;4. Chse lenkinr: 5. Hffi Foster 50 O.8): r. Badrey Harperi 2 Ty'6. Gonule$ l. Aarcn Pric€i.4. Andrcw Liveng@d. 50 OPEN: l. Aush lohnsoni 2. kaBoi Hihon; 3. Cha* renkins 65 (7-9)r l. SBndon Dennkoni ?. kaiah Simmon.i 3 14..k lo.ei 4.lordan !mhh. 65 (l(!'l l): l. scott Keener 65 OPEN: l. karah Srmmonti 2 Sco( Keener: 3, Brandon Dmni,oi;,+. H&kJon6. 85 O: L t'lack C6pe.: 2. Coq Co(ey: I Coley Homl' 4. TtEms Cs: 5. Bubba l.,1cce lR MlNl. I h.ob Kinder SR HlNl: l. colr Fciroter; 2. leob Kind.r S/t{ll{l: L Coh Feimster 125 A; l. Richie Clippard, 125 NOY L RFn Pdr*eEon. 125C:IThmd Nouens; 2. Tim Abeli 3. llatth€w WeddrnS; 4. Xrisren Tlmmell. 125 O: l.lad Dennis6;2. E.ic L!hE;1. Dustin Neney. 250 A: l. Richie Clippard, 2tO B: l. Kevin Smith, 250 C: l. Thomat Neuens: 2. Johnny Duckwonh. SR WMN: L Hil..ie Christen*r: 2. lQtle P.rk.Eon. SCHBY L TtEma NeueE: 2. RFn Par(e6ori l. I'la(hew WeddinS, 25+: l, JohNy Du.krcdh. 30+: l. Bn FdSuson. 35+: l. Brian ForglM; 2, mrk Neu€{r. ao+r l. Pad, Smrhj 2. Amos C.rter: 3. 8.u.e g.@ki 4. Whyne PnsenbdFr: 5. K€nneth vst. SR PRO: l. Richi. Clippard. NOI!-CUi: l. BY ,r^AR( NEUENS orr d AUTOGRAPH S,IG,N'NG,TTI HAilflTIETOil HOTIDA OFFEBS YOU THE CHATICE TO MEET TEAM HOIII'A ANd SAMSUIIE MOBILE HOTTDA Friday,lanuary zffih @ 6 p.m. .714.A2,5533 17555 Beach Bouleyard, Huntington Beach, CA 92647 €rroruna, PEBFORMANCE FIRST* a IIOITIfDA ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET, EYE PROTECTION AND PROTECIIVE CLOTHING. AND PLEASE RESPECT THE ENVIRONMENT OBEY THE UW AND READ YOUR OWNER'S MANUAL |HOEOUAHLY CYCLE NEWS . JANUARY 25,2006 43 The pass of the evening was made by Thomas Neuens, in the l25cc C clals. ln moto one, Neuens came out right behind and beside Tim Abel. Abel took the lead. and Neuens fell in b€hind. Lap after lap, Neuens could not 8et b1 and as the white flag fl€w, the two w€nt into the finish-line whoop seciion. Abel slid a little going into the section, and Neuens took advantage by doing the triple and rhen the quad on the inside to make .he pass. The spectators were on their Ieet for this move! Neuens went on to rake the win. These two always put on a show. All those at Danaels Rid8e wish everyone a N4erry Christmas and a Happy New Year and look forward to seeins everybody in the new year! i t --.i V. I {l {tltitit rlittlll.'!