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Cycle News 2006 Issue 24 June 21

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AMA Southern All-stars MX Tour SAS South S€ni€s Rounds 8/4: Laurcl Mountain MX McBride. Bell Rinq ln with Lourel Mountoin Wins PHOTO BY GAFY CBIOEB Motosport Honda/RlqPro Element/Renegade Suspension-backed McMichen eamed the Sold via his l-2 tally. Shelby Dorsey won both motos, ahead of Danielle Sparks, in the Women's 65- l05cc contest, Dorsey and Sparks are nolv tied for first in the series points chase. Cll iE I Gregory Robertr won the 25occ B ond Four"Slroka Amqteur divisions ot round eight of the ArvlA Soulhorn All-Storr MX Tour. Auston Albers clashed in the hard-fought Four- Stroke Pro and 250cc A contests. WBR Suzuki/Dunlop-backed Sipes won the Four- Stroke Pro contest after holdin8 Albers at bay through two motos of close racin8. Shane O'Banion was third both times. DurinS the final 25occ A moto, l.lSR/ l'4axxis-backed Albers got by Sipes for rhe moto win. Albers' 2-l score netted the Bold in a points tie over Sip€s. North Carolina's Steven Houser earned the llnal podium spot, ahead of O'Banion. James Singer of Pennsyivanra rounded out the top five. Sipes leads rhe series in this class, iusr rhree poinrs ahead ofAlbers. Chase Haiey and Tyler Gillis dueled closely rn both 50cc Shaft-D.ive motos. l"1oto one ended in a near-photo-finish. with Gillis ahead. ln the op€ning moments of moto two, Gillis and Haley took turns at the lead. Ar about lhe halfyvay rna.k, Gillis suffered a spill that set him back to an eventual fifth-place finish, netting third oveiell. Haley rode on to the moto win aM the class victory ahead of series leaderJax Price. Haley returned to win both motos in the 50cc (4-6) divisaon, aboard his Cobra. Trent Mc14ichen and Adrian l'4oore wrestled for the point position in the first moto of 85cc ( l2- l3) racinS until Moore crarhed back to a eventual fifth-place linish. Mcl,lichen held on for the moto win. Moore lvon the fina! moto, and his 5-l score was good enough for the runner-up honors, over Trent Shuler. IAURET MouNrarN ,rlx MAorsoNvrLLr, TENNtsst: Rrsu[s: MaY 14, 2006 (RouNDs 8/4) iIADISONVII.LE, IN, MAY 14 I aurel f'lountarn HX was a gold mine for l-eries points and awards this weekend. There was a points-palng supercross round of the spin-off SAS South Senes held here on Fri- day night. Then, on Sunday, the track pla)/ed host to round eight of the fourth annual Al{A Southern All-Stars IYX Tour Sunday's evem also did double-duty as round four of the SAS South Series. ln addition to the multiple series points on tap, generous awards were presented all the way ba.k to eithth place in every class. Riders from nine states turned out for the event, Florida's Chris l4cBride Sassed his KawEs€ki to a clean sweep of all (our motos in the 85cc (14-lS) and Supermini clas,es. l4att Bell of Tennessee was equally impressive, winning three out of four motos to .laim the gold in Schoolboy Two-Stroke and l25cc B racinS aboard his Kirk's Cycbfthor-backed Suzukii- Ohio speedster Egan Rosell swept to perfect scores in both the 85cc (7- I l) and 85cc (9-13) divisions. ln similar fashion, Geortia's Grepry Roberts won every moto in 250cc B and Four-Stroke Amateur racinE on his Oakley/SYD/Fox-backed machine. l'lotorsport Honda's Gage Hartman padded his series points lead in the l25cc C and I25

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