Cycle News - Archive Issues - 2000's

C Y C L E N E W S • JULY 19, 2006 57 Sunday 50 JR: 1. Timothy Wells (Yam); Wade Ward (Pol). 50 SR: 1. Kyle McGrane (Con). YTH 60: 1. Jeffrey Lowrey (Suz); 2. Tyler Tudor (Suz). YTH 80: 1. Ryan Wells (Hon); 2. Cole Yauchzee (Yam); 3. Cody Wyman (Hon); 4. Austin Conant (Hon). YTH 100: 1. Cole Yauchzee (Yam); 2. Ryan Wells (Hon); 3. Cody Wyman (Hon); 4. Matt Zacher (Yam). A 125: 1. Cody Johncock (Yam); 2. John Long (Yam); 3. Katie Keene (Kaw). A 250 2-STRK: 1. Eric Iddings (Hon); 2. John Long (Hon); 3. Sam Wiggins (Hon); 4. Jesse Diem (Hon). A 250 4-STRK: 1. Eric Iddings (Hon); 2. David Schaaf (Hon); 3. Sam Wiggins (Hon); 4. Jesse Diem (Hon). A 450: 1. Brad Hazel (Hon); 2. Travis Wyman (Hon); 3. Corey Crawford; (Hon); 4. Jeffrey Hartrich (Hon). A CASH: 1. Corey Crawford (Rot); 2. James Liles (Hon); 3. Bryan Armstrong (Hon); 4. Joe Gathercole (Hon). A OPEN: 1. Casee McCammon (Hon); 2. Travis Wyman (Rot); 3. Jonathan Jordon II (Hon). 450 EX: 1. Kyle Whitis (Hon); 2. Lowell Carson (Hon); 3. Gary Conklin (Hon); 4. Dave Woods Jr. (Rot). PRO-SPT: 1. Kyle Wyman (Hon); 2. 3. Robert Descenna (Rot); 3. Ben Evans (Yam); 4. Thomas Englehart (Hon). OPEN PRO: 1. K.C. Dean Knodel (Rot); 2. Kyle Wyman (Hon); 3. Jeff Landrum (Rot); 4. Nicholas Evans (Rot). OPEN MNY: 1. Kyle Wyman (Hon); 2. Kyle Whitis (Hon); 3. Gary Conklin (Hon); 4. Robert Descenna (Rot). 30+: 1. David Waters (Rot); 2. Tom Englehart (Hon). 40+: 1. David Waters (Hon); 2. Kirk Knodel (Rot); 3. Jeffrey Friess (ATK); 4. Gregory Lupica (Rot). 50+: 1. Larry Hodges (Rot); 2. Steve Burroughs (Hon); 3. Jerry Berardinelli (Hon); 4. Rich Long (Rot). 60+: 1. Ronnie Rall (Yam); 2. Robert Litten (Hon); 3. Jim Beck (Rot); 4. Bob Gerberich (Hon). 100 VINT: 1. Bill Stoneman (Suz). L/W VINT: 1. Aaron Long (C-A); 2. Robert Peters Jr. (Bul); 3. Tony Pitts (Suz); 4. Kevin Eblin (Suz). M/W VINT: 1. Chad Rall (Hon); 2. Corey Jerew (Yam); 3. Robert Descenna (Hon); 4. Bubba Long (Yam). H/W VINT: 1. Kurt Cerwinsky (Tri); 2. Bubba Long (Tri); 3. Doug Yeager (Yam); 4. Rick Hoffman Jr. (Hon). PRE-1952: 1. Barry Jenkins (H-D). SPDWY: 1. Charles L.P. Lengle (Jaw); 2. Chad Rall (Jaw); 3. Ronnie Rall (Jaw); 4. Michael Callen (Jaw). LT BRAKELESS: 1. Ronald Kretz (Yam); 2. Larry Litten (H-D). MED BRAKELESS: 1. Rick Hoffman Jr. (Tri); 2. Roy Hostetter (Tri). HVY BRAKELESS: 1. James Cahlik (Hon); 2. Frank Molek (H-D). YTH KNBY: 1. Quinn Wentzell (Yam); 2. Alan Green (Yam). L/W KNBY: 1. James Lombardi (Hon). H/W KNBY: 1. Frank Stinespring (Yam); 2. Doug Chester (Hon). Hindsight Summernite Minibike Series Round 1: Hindsight MX Kandarian Close, but Childress Clinches It BY JUSTIN WHARTON NORTH PLAINS, OR, JUNE 3 T here's a new indoor series this summer in the Pacific Northwest that's geared specifically for minibikes only. It's the Hindsight Summernite Minibike Series, Presented by JJW Designs. Offering classes for kids on machines from 50s to 105s, and pitbike classes for adults on machines from 50cc up to 150cc four-strokes, the first event ended up being a fun and laid-back approach to racing. One of the big winners of the night was Zak Kazlavskas, who won the main event in the 50cc Beginner class, edging out Ian Low and Alex Torres. Kazlavskas then went on to win the hotly contested 50cc Open class. Finishing in the runner-up position was Austin Black, and taking third was Joseph Stenger. Trent Preheim finish fourth. After having some bike problems, Ryan Martin took fifth place. The best racing almost always comes in the 50cc Stock (Pitbike) class. When the riders lined up for the main event, most were betting on former Pro competitor Chris Clark to take the win, after he'd decimated everyone in his qualifier. Clark didn't disappoint; he aggressively jumped out into an early lead. This time he had Chris Johnson hounding his every move, just waiting for a chance to get by. Further back, buddies Ty Baker and Jake Childress were having a battle royale; they were banging bars, pushing each other in the berms, and flat out going for broke. Johnson pulled out all the stops on the last lap and was clanking his poor XR50 on all the jumps, trying to gain enough time to pass Clark for the lead. Clark and Johnson came into the last corner hot, but Clark cut way inside of the corner and held on to take the win. Johnson had to settle for a second- place finish, while Baker, Childress and Daniel Ramirez finished third through fifth, respectively. The 110cc Mod class was undoubtedly the largest class of the day; a couple of guys had to start in a second row on the starting line. When everyone took off, it was Neal Kandarian taking the holeshot on his BBR 110. After starting in the back row, Justin Wharton cut in the inside in the first corner to pass four guys, and then passed three more in the second corner to take the lead away from Kandarian. Wharton led for only a couple of laps before he had to pull off with a mechanical failure, which gave the lead to Childress. Just like they did in the 50cc Stock class, Childress and Baker were racing hard to beat each other, but Childress held on to the lead to take the checkered flag. Second went to Baker, while Kandarian ended up third. Fourth went to Tyler Baker, and Jake Bartlett took fifth. Its easy to update your Mailing Address Log on to www.cyclenews.com/address/contact.asp Be sure to include your OLD address and NEW address Or Call CUSTOMER SERVICE 1-800-831-2220 M-F 9am to 4pm - Pacific Time MOVING? MOVING? MOVING?

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