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            Regional Racing finally got underway this past weekend at Burleson MX.  This is the third time this event had been scheduled, two rain outs during a drought just didn’t seem likely, but it happened.  Scott Smiley said all you have to do to get it to rain is have a race at Burleson.

          Turn out was fair for an event that had been moved so much.  This time instead of rain, the temperature was 21 degrees – very cold, just seems we can’t get a break in the weather, but it warmed up to 40 something and everyone had a great time.

          This years’ series will see an expansion in the states.  Arkansas is going to host a Regional west in Pine Bluff, and we will have an event in Tulsa, Oklahoma also.  Keep a watch on the TVRC website for dates.  Rick Jordan is from Pine Bluff, Arkansas, and set this event up.  The track looks very good for all our machines, it’s not a super cross track!  Rick also has a line on an area we can build an outdoor track on north of Ft. Worth, we have looked at the land, and it looks really good.  The new owner is going to spend 4 million dollars on a road race track there, and wants to have us race vintage bikes on the hilly-side of the land.  This is going to be cool!

         Forty one will be a joint event with the VDTRA.  We can not seem to get another National at this time, so we will do the best we can, flat track under the lights on Saturday night and Vintage MX on Sunday – Henry has made great improvements to this track, hoping to get a national.  We currently enjoy it for the Wyman Priddy event, Jim Pomeray says it’s the best vintage track in America!

         Look forward to seeing everyone at the Jefferson National in April.  I know some will not be there due to the supercross in Houston, but that just makes it easier on the rest of us!  Come and ride… let Bubba go!  Don’s really made some cool changes to the track as we were able to race there in November ’05.  You will really like the changes.  Thank you Don for the shoot out, it was fun passing you at the finish, love it!

         Well got to go, keep posted to the TVRC web.  Albert Newmann, one of our newest National Champions, is our new web master.  He’s doing a great job.  His wife, Judy, is going to be the new treasure, so expect to see them a lot.  Keep Carl Kellar and family in your prayers as well as Buck Patterson.  Carl’s son, is going through a tough rehab, and Bucky’s son passed away over the holidays.

 See ya @ the starting gate –

Remember, turn on the gas

50 X    Bobby Lucas

October 3 2005
Attention Vintage 125 riders!  It's time for the third annual running of the "King of the Hill"

 Smallbore Trophy race.  The race will be held on October 23rd, in conjuction with the Wyman Priddy Memorial race, at North Forty Cycle Park in Sherman, Texas.   Last year we had 13 racers line up for the race, but only about half made it to the finish line.  Most of the really fast experts blew up in the first moto, leaving the race to the consistent and still running.  The top five riders from last year are invited to run their finishing numbers on their number plates for this years race. 1    Mark Brown 2    Skip Miller 3    Derrick Newman 4    Scott Andersen 5    Larry Perkins   Here is the latest word on some of our 125 riders.  Chris Barton is having some luck this year with his CanAms.  I've heard that his 125 really flies, and that he has a 175 that is also ready to go.  The 175 is legal for the race, see the TVRC rules for the "Vintage Smallbore" class.  If Chris can keep it in one piece for two motos, I'd put my money on him.  Current holder of the "Crown", Mark Brown, has been having some trouble lately with his KX125.  I watched him try endless jetting combinations at the Sandia Classic last month.  Nothing seemed to work.  Let's hope it was the altitude, and that the little green monster will be up and working by the 23rd.  Dave Allard keeps telling me that there is no way anyone is going to beat John Frickie this year.  John was fast last year, but was one of the guys that blew up in the first moto.  I hope that he can make it to the race.  Bob McNamara is another Honda rider that can really move.  I ask him about that CR125 everytime I see him.  Take that engine to Gary's and have the cylinder welded to the case Bob, that should keep it together.  I myself am revamping my TS125 for the race, making some frame modifications.  I'm hoping to get rid of at least a few of the "minibike" handling qualities.  If you have any good stories about bikes that you are working on for the race, please email me at chunx@azone.net I hope to see you all out there, and remember, Don't Blow it Up! Scott   

10-16-2005

Here is the latest on word on 125 riders getting ready for this weekends race: The King is dead, long live the King! In a phone conversation with Mark Brown last Friday, I learned that he will not be riding in this Sunday's King of the Hill race, but may be present to relinquish the trophy to the new "King". Mark has been unable to get his KX125 working, so the crown is truly up for grabs. I received an email from Cris Barton last week. Cris said that he not only has his Can-Am 175 ready to race, he has a second 175, and a 125 ready as backups. Will he need all three? New member and intrepid DT-1 rider David Chapman emailed to tell me he is bringing a TM125 to the race. His brother Dusty may be racing a Hodaka Super Rat. Bob Lucas has told me that he may be riding one of Walter Parks' Penton 125s. Ken Walden, not one to ride true "Vintage" bikes, told me he saw an ad for a 74' Husqvarna 175 in the paper last week. He didn't act fast enough, and it slipped past him. Anyone feel like making Ken a "sponsored" rider? Let me know. I hear through the grapevine that Bob McNamara has got the problems with his CR125 straightened out, and will be at the race. Skip Miller plans to again race his 175 Jackpiner. This particular bike has been the most successful King of the Hill competitor over the last two years, Joe Busby won on it in 2003, and Skip took second place with it last year. I myself have done surgery on my TS125, and it is ready to race. In more unconfirmed news, I have heard rumors of a "Secret Weapon" that John Frickie will be riding. Hmmm?

I can't wait to see y'all on Sunday. Don't blow it up!
Scott Andersen

Sponsored by
Diamond Don Motorsports-Jefferson 

Texas Vintage Racing Club-Dallas 

Vintage Veteran Motocross Group-Houston

Diamond Don’s First Annual State Vintage Motocross Championship and AHRMA Regional will take place on November 19, 2005 just one mile from Downtown Jefferson, Texas. Over 250 riders are expected to turn out for this occasion. The event includes vintage and post-vintage motocross and support classes for modern and mini-bikes.

The event will also include Diamond Don’s world famous BBQ on Saturday evening at Don’s Hill overlooking the Cypress Bayou River.

Jefferson is nestled deep in the Piney Woods of East Texas and seems frozen in time. It is a charming town and an elegant reminder of a bygone era. There are over a hundred buildings in the city with historical markers. Nearly sixty historic homes and buildings offer bed and breakfast accommodations. Dozens of other historic buildings house museums, craft and antique shops and restaurants. The wide, flat grassy pit area offers great viewing of the racetrack that runs through the cool woods. Diamond Don has created a natural terrain track reminiscent of the early 70’s. Watch out for Big Air! The track runs through the 1880’s ruins of an old sawmill and along the Cypress Bayou River. This is a treat for the spectators as well as the riders. Pack up your entire family and come join the camaraderie and meet your Texas racing heroes of the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Old guys on old bikes – still having fun.

See www.DiamondDon.com  for more information or call 713-320-5813. For information on Jefferson, visit www.jefferson-texas.com 

Contact Name: Diamond Don Rainey Phone: 903-665-6513 Fax No. 903-665-7946 Address for track: 1602 Hwy 49 East; Jefferson, TX 75657

Email: donrainey53@juno.com  web site: www.diamonddon.com  Event hot line # 713-320-5813 camping allowed: Yes

Jefferson Chamber of Commerce web site: www.jefferson-texas.com 

Gate Fees: $15 per person, for weekend (includes primitive camping) RV Hookups: first come, first served, $25 additional fee for weekend Race Fees: $30 for first class, $20 each additional class

Friday, November 18: Gate opens 4:00 p.m.; Gate locked at midnight Saturday, November 19: Gate opens 6:00 a.m.

Support Classes running: Modern and Mini-Bikes

Other Activities: Saturday evening wind-down party

Names of nearby motels and phone numbers: Jefferson Hotel, 124 W Austin; Jefferson, TX 903-665-2631, 866-33HOTEL Inn of Jefferson, US Hwy 59 at Hwy 49; Jefferson, TX 903-665-3983 Excelsior House Hotel, 211 W. Austin; Jefferson, TX 903-665-2513, 800-490-7270 B&B’s: Jefferson Reservation Service, 877-603-2535, 903-665-3145

General info: Natural terrain track – 40-50 ft wide to allow passing/Big Air jump; Historic Jefferson has lots of B&B’s, antiques, museums;

Directions: From Hwy 59, take Hwy 49 East toward Downtown Jefferson. Left at Y in Road, Hwy 49 East toward Smithland. Track one mile on Right. Signs will be posted.

Hello Jack I am still looking for a Jofa mouth guard?

"Jeff Kring" <Jeff.Kring@Halliburton.com>

David Thompson 2X is getting married and is celebrating with a wedding party. All TVRC members are considered extend family to David and are invited. Saturday September 10 2005 at   the Weatherford American Legion Building.703 Eureka St. Between South Main and Santa Fe. 7:00-12:00 PM Wet Bar Inside.
From I 20 take Exit 409 Santa Fe/Clear Lake Rd north to Eureka. Map

North Forty, May 15th, 2005, (Click for Scores) will go down in Texas Vintage Racing history as the first flat track, TT & Motocross combined event. With 65 motocross and a 148 flat track and TT entries, it was no doubt an event which will grow in entries and interest. Thanks to David Henry and his staff for their great track and support. The VDTRA was really run smoothly thanks to James Taylor, Brett Lambert, and Ed Shade. The kept the races going all night Saturday and Sunday. Brett is our District 41 AMA rep, and as usual, really shined for the AMA. Even Wild Willie was there! Races were really fun to watch. Riders from all over the Central US attended, Gold Star BSAs and Triumph Twins abound, BSA 441’s and AJ’s Yamaha twins and 500 singles, a fast 3/8 mile track and 63 degree temperatures made for one really fun night of Vintage flat track racing. Thanks guys! My pick, Jason Jessup … you rule! Sunday would see both motocross and TT racing at the same time. Again, we had a very good turn out of Vintage MXers. Thanks to all you southern die-hards. Your attendance and support is greatly needed. You are why we keep on truckin! Joe Busby and I kept the moto gates running- starting, staying and flagging. Thanks for your help, Joe! Tim Scully would be the first crash victim as a practice lap went wrong in the gravity cavity. Tim would shake it off and ride all day on his 250 Husky only to go to the hospital the next day. He had 4 fractured ribs and a slight shoulder separation. Tim is a real time Cavalry officer… you know he’s tough! The first moto of the day was a combined 250/500 Sportsman class. Ronnie Welch would come from behind in moto one to beat Mike Hance’s CZ and Ron Munson Maico they would really put on a good race with Hance making a move on Munson in moto two to claim the second overall in 500 Intermediate in the first moto to Clay Fugate’s 501 Maico, in the second moto Clay would get the rubber band from the staring line tangled in his rear wheel. Now we know how much tubing it takes to stop a 501 – let’s see 20’ and ¾ of a mile at 3rd gear speed. It rips off your rear brake arm and locks your wheel. 501 guys beware! Steve Webster his KX500 would be very fast and smooth and rode to a 1 & 1 win. 250 Experts, Matt Mosley KX, Bob Lucas KTM and John Fricke KX would set a blistering pace, running off from the rest of the pack. Lap one say Lucas’ KTM pass Gary Davis’ Bultaco early with Fricke in tow. Fricke passed Lucas on lap two, and closed in on Mosley – the pace again stepped up. Lucas faded (after the race a blown base gasket was found on his KTM) to finish 3rd with Ronnie Welch 1st 500, Gary Davis would cruise to a moto win but DNF in moto two. Todd Gardner and Kenny Bond exchanged moto wins with Gardner getting the over-all in moto two. Scottie Parks returned after his lay off of a year from his broken leg and collar bone to finish a close 3rd with Tim Scully soldiering in to 4th. Bob McNamara cruises to an over-all win with a star performance on his Honda CR 125. He had Steve Williams’ Honda Derrick and Albert Newman’s Yamaha and Walter Parks’ KTM all in a tight battle for positions until Albert Newman high sided. At first we thought Albert had broken his jaw, but it turns out his wife has a good cure… he was not able to return, but had an attitude when he left. Brooks Blair and Lloyd Morgan also gated with the 125s. Now you understand that they are 60+ years old… you would not have known it! Lloyd gave McNamara all he could handle, but gave Bob the overall on the last lap. Brooks Blair ran right in the middle of things as well – Walter Parks on his 125 B also a 60+ rider. These guys are great to watch as the young guns on the 125s finally wore them down, but eat a lot of dirt first…. Old guys can rock! GPIII motos were won by Trevor Parks on his 500 Honda … what a ride! 500 Intermediate was won by Curtis Cook on his YZ465. We have lost Curtis and his wife, Pam. Curtis is retiring from the Navy and will be moving to Oregon, it has really been a great time, we will miss you guys. GPII 250 motos were both won by Mike Snoddy on a Honda. Scott Smiley was the only real challenge to Mike, but DNFed on the first moto. Skip Miller’s KTM & Steve Tomlinson finished 2nd and 3rd with a very fast pace. David Fornier on his 495 KTM, looked fast, but the pace was too. He brought in two 1 and 1 for 1st place 500 Intermediate GP III. Vintage over 50/60 age group, Frank Spangler would beat Brooks Blair for the over 60 Novice. Brooks’ DNF in moto one cost him. Seems he didn’t have enough gas – 5 laps @ the North Forty is almost ten miles, Brooks. 0/50 Intermediate winners were KX team green Tony Mosley and David Allard. These guys are going fast! Chris Barton’s 125 Can Am rode against all 250’s & 400’s all day, finishing 4th overall, but at times ran 2nd for several laps. He was really cookin’ on the 125. Walter Parks’ Penton 125 took 1st in 125 novice, he beat 400’s on that 125. Seems he watched Benoken at Jefferson! Over 40 Expert winner was Mike Hance’s CZ. He would beat his buddy, Ron Munson’s Maico as Ron broke a motor mount on his 440. Maicos don’t break, do they? Gary Davis’ Bultaco, Jim Vaughn’s KX, Kenny Bond’s Husky and Todd Gardner all were in this over-age class as well – Davis won with a 12 over Vaughn, and Bond a 1 & 2 over Gardner. We’ll keep the racing like this… fun, fun, fun. We did have injuries, so you guys heal up quick, we have another event in June! Then summer break, 4th of July @ Lake Whitney Cycle Ranch, you want to be there. As always, check the web for updates. There maybe a change in June. Till next time! See ya @ the starting gate – Remember, turn on the gas 50 X Bobby Lucas

Albert Newman Report Hey TVRC, everything is okay. I had a very minor concussion, a bunch of bruises and knicks, plus both sides of my jaw hurt. I cracked the pipe on my bike and ripped out a couple of spokes so all in all it wasn't too bad I guess. I was going too fast and I think Lloyd cut the corner not knowing I was there...I need better brakes! I'll be back out!

Mike Partain Report Mike Cracked bones in is right lower leg and foot. He tried to pass 3 guys in 1 corner and the bike lost all traction and slud out and landed on top of his right leg.

Hey Skip, Well, I learned Thursday, not only did I crack three ribs, the Concussion, and all the Bruises, from the last race, but a separated shoulder.....Damn that hurt... I was told to stop racing by the doc, of course my reply was, "nope just fix it!" He smiled and stated, "you'll never grow up will you"..... Answer "Hell NO!" Be sure to let every one know I'll BE BACK! Scally

Well, it sure seems like a long time since you all have heard from me. We had four rain-outs in a row…seems all we had to do was pick a weekend for racing and all we’d get was rain. The North Forty would be our first race, and I understand it was a really fine event. I was not able to make this even due to the fact that some of my friends were returning from Iraq this same day. I was at Fort Hood to welcome them and all other 1st Calvary Division Troopers home. Thanks to all the usual guys for running this event without me, Skip, Joe and David, you guys are great. Thanks to Gary Moore for his article about the event…see TVRC.org The first event for me and many others would be The Jefferson National, April 1st, 2nd and 3rd. By now everyone know how truly fun this event is. Special thanks to those who make this event a must-be-at event….yes, Dan & Francine. Sometimes Vintage Racers really show how big our heart are…. I’m not talking about our love for this sport, but of our kindness for one another. Kay Mann & Jimmy Nations have cancer and a challenge to collect cash donations by regions was issued out by AHRMA officials. I collected almost $1,100.00 in about 2 hours. Special thanks to Terry Gerber, Bob McNamara, and Jim Pomeroy, the Oklahoma Gang, and all of you from Arkansas…. We hope Kay and Jimmy recover very soon. Racing was really fun…. I think just about everyone of us Roughriders came away with some sort of an award. Long time member, but missing for a good number of years, Tony Mosley, made his re-entry to Vintage, we’re glad to see Tony back in the winner’s circle. The list of awards both days is long … you guys make it tough on anyone coming to Texas. We need everyone to go to New Mexico and Missouri. I’d like to thank Mark Brown for his help in bringing our friend Jim Pomeroy out of Texas. Mark is one great guy, even if he is from California. And speaking of California, Brad & Donnie… I don’t recall the last time I had that much fun! Everyone loves those fast guys. Hope to see ya next year. Keep in step with the schedule. Updates are going to added. An event in June at Weatherford MX, a change for the Coyote Texas event in July, and the TMS don’t seem like they will happen. Well, that’s about it. We are still going to run some joint events with our southern friends. We just got our Nextel Cup at TMS out of the way, so get your filters cleaned, check for any changes, we got some good times ahead.

See ya @ the starting gate – Remember, turn on the gas 50 X Bobby Lucas

A bright, sunny day greeted the riders at North Forty on Sunday with just enough wind to keep the dust away. The track was well prepped and is a lot of fun, and fast), to ride. The vintage class had a real battle with Carl Keller on a Bultaco being chased by Scott Anderson on his feather light Suzuki 400. Matt Mosley on a Kawasaki took the lead in the final laps of the first moto after the Bul decided it didn't need an axle nut and left it on the track somewhere. The second vintage moto saw Scott hold off Matt for the win. The GP11 class saw Joe Busby on his Maico being dogged by David Thompson on his Yamaha for the entire moto. Joe didn't get to cruise this one. Bill Davis came in third on his Yamaha. The second moto had Joe pulling a bit more of a lead on David but He stayed close to Joe. In the decade class it was Joe Busby on his Honda Passing Mike Partain on his Yamaha YZ, (from a different decade), with Mark Brown also in the chase. A little way back was Skip Miller, Gary Moore, me), and Michael Snoddy on a very clean ATK air cooled bike in a close chase for the whole moto. I was able to scare everyone around me with my wild use of the whole track and then some extra real estate for passing. After screwing up a turn Skip passed for fourth, me in fifth and Snoddy in sixth. The second moto saw the same at the front but with Mr. Snoddy in fourth, Skip in fifth and me in sixth. On the first lap I passed Skip over the set of double whoops and felt the effects of wind resistance as the wind blowing straight at us nearly looped me out when I jumped. It scared Skip enough that he stayed away from me and it scared me enough I crouched over the jumps from then on. The 125 race went to Joe Busby on his very fast Honda. I hope everyone had a good time at the track. This article was written to the best of my recollection and lousy memory and I am sorry for any errors. Good luck to all of you at Jefferson, Gary Moore

Premier Lwt Exp: 1. Mike Parker (Hon);

Premier Lwt Int: 1. Dan Beher (Ducati);

Premier Lwt Nov: 1. Dale Kuykendall (H-D)

Premier 500 Exp: 1. Kelley Shane (Ariel); 2. Robert Poole (BSA); 3. Jeremy Rewerts (BSA); 4. Graham Foster (AJS):

Premier 500 Nov: 1. Debbie Poole (BSA); 2. Dale Kuykendall (BSA);

Premier Open Twin Exp: 1. Butch Cochran (Tri); 2. Kelly Shane (Nor);

Premier Open Twin Int: 1. Dan Beher (BSA);

Classic 125 Exp: 1. Lynn Williams (CZ); 2. Andy Blackburn (CZ); 3. Mike Parker (Hus);

Classic 125 Int: 1. Dempsey Elders (CZ); 2. Bart Carrigan (Hus); 3. Gary Lingbeck (Hon); 4. Dan Beher (DKW): 5. T.J. Benolkin (CZ);

Classic 125 Nov: 1. William Cappel (Monark); 2. Emily Poole (CZ); 3. Walter Parks (Pen); 4. William Gahrman (Hon):

Classic 250 Exp: 1. Andy Blackburn (Ossa);

Classic 250 Int: 1. Dempsey Elders (BSA); 2. David Pierce (Hus); 3. Phil Grundy (BSA);

Classic 250 Nov: 1. Debbie Poole (BSA); 2. Charles Goman (Ossa);

Classic 500 Exp: 1. Jason Jessup (BSA); 2. James Smith (BSA); 3. Craig Campbell (BSA); 4. Ron Winget (BSA);

Classic 500 Int: 1. Tim Thomas (BSA);

Sportsman 125 Exp: 1. Brett Nagel (Yam); 2. Mark Brown (Kaw); 3. Randy Nagel (Yam); 4. Andy Blackburn (Kaw); 5. Jeffrey Clark (Hon); 6. Tom Benolkin (Pen);

Sportsman 125 Nov: 1. Albert Newmann (Hon); 2. Ben Bentley (Hon); 3. Mark Jarecki (Hod);

Sportsman 250 Exp: 1. Dallas Nyblod (Yam); 2. Bob Speiss (Kaw); 3. Jay Novero (Pen); 4. Joe Newmann (Hon); 5. Scott Brophy (Yam); 6 George Betzen (Hon); 7. Donnie Cantaloupi (Yam);

Sportsman 250 Int: 1. Carl Keller (Bul); 2 Hatt Moseley (Kaw); 3. Keith Salyer (Hon); 4. Mike Snoddy (Hon); 5. Jerry Grakauskas (C-A); 6. Tom Rogers (Hus); 7. Gary Doza (CZ); 8. Ronnie Snyder (Hon); 9. Skip Miller (Pen); 10. Frank Reaves (Hon); 11. Gary Lingbeck (Kaw); 12. Eric Benson (C-A); 13. Jim Trickett (Ossa);

Sportsman 250 Nov: 1. William Cappel (Hus); 2. Todd Gardner (Hus); 3. Greg Pope (Hon); 4. Giles Nelson (CZ); 5. Terry Gerber (Kaw); 6. Joey Poole (CZ); 7. Chance Clark (Hon); 8. Randall Gerken (Hon);

Sportsman 500 Exp: 1. Robert Neeley (Suz); 2. Scott Sears (Yam); 3. Jay Gref (CZ); 4. Bob Speiss (Kaw); 5. Joe Busby (Mai); 6. Kevin Whitesides (CZ); 7. Mark Hosbach (Kaw); 8. Mark Thurman (Hus); 9. J.P. Antoon (CZ); 10. Don Gibbs (Mai); 11. Chris Richardson (CZ); 12. Red Griffin (Suz); 13. Craig Hayes (Pen); Thomas Doherty (Yam);

Sportsman 500 Int: 1. Mike Hance (CZ); 2. Bob Garner (CZ); 3. Clay Fugate (Mai); 4. Scott Smiley (Pen); 5. Bucky Patterson (CZ); 6. Gary Taylor (CZ); 7. Jeff Greenwood (Mai); 8. Charlie Spann (BSA); 9. Timothy Bonham (Suz); 10. Rik Smits (Mai); 11. Greg Carney (Mai); 12. J. Patrick Holmes (Mai); 13. Steve McLean (Hus);

Sportsman 500 Nov: 1. Darryl Weinkauf (Mai); 2. Bill Piske (CZ); 3. Daniel Ecker (CZ); 4. Jim Crain (CZ); 5. Glenn Neal (Hus); 6. Chris Mincey (CZ); 7. Steve Webster (Kaw);

Sportsman Open Twin Exp: 1. Alex Moroz (Yam);

Sportsman Open Twin Nov: 1. Bill Rianda (Tri);

Women Exp: 1. Nadine Holbert (Hon); 2. Tami Haase (Yam);

Women Int: 1. Emily Poole (CZ); 2. Debbie Poole (CZ); 3. Terry Gerber (Kaw);

Women Nov: 1. Debbie Benson (C-A); 2. Gaye Neal (Hus) 3. Donna Blackburn (Yam);

Open Age Exp: 1. Mark Thurman (Hus); 2. Jay Gref (CZ); 3. Jeffrey Clark (Hon); 4. Scott Brophy (Yam); 5. Jay Gref (CZ); 6. James Smith (C-A); 7. Craig Campbell (BSA); 8. George Betzen (Hon);

Open Age Int: 1. Rik Smits (Mai); 2. Gayland Bennett (Hus) 3. Steve McLean (Hus);

Open Age Nov: 1. Jim Crain (CZ); 2. Jim Kalb (Kaw); 3. Randall Gerken (Hon); 4. William Gahrmann (Hon);

40 + Exp: 1. Dallas Nyblod (Yam); 2. Bob Speiss (Kaw); 3. Mark Brown (Mai); 4. Donnie Cantaloupi (Pen); 5. Mark Hosbach (Kaw); 6. Jeffrey Beerbower (Hon); 7. Jeffrey Clark (Hon); 8. Joe Busby (Mai); 9. J.P. Antoon (CZ); 10. Craig Hayes (Pen); 11. Red Griffin (Suz); 12. Tom Benolkin (Pen); 13. Jeffrey Simonds (Hon); 14. Dan Greenwood (Mai);

40 + Int: 1. Mike Hance (CZ); 2. James Cochran (Hon); 3. Cary Doza (CZ); 4. Timothy Bonham (Suz); 5. Tom Rogers (Hus); 6. Joe Abbate (CZ); 7. Eric Benson (C-A); 8. Lawrence Shellaby (CZ); 9. Frank Reaves (Hon); 10. Greg Carney (Mai); 11. Charlie Spann (Hus); 12. Jerry Grakauskas (C-A);

40 + Nov: 1. Jeff Spivey (Hon); 2. Darryl Weinkauf (CZ); 3. Bill Piske (CZ); 4. Jack Martin (CZ); 5. Dean Toensing (Hus);

50 + Exp: 1. Robert Neeley (Suz); Brad Lackey (CZ); 3. Butch Cochran (Hon); 4. J.D. Piper (Mai); 5. Robert Poole (BSA); 6. Bob Lucas (Pen); 7. Ron Winget (Mai); 8. Don Gibbs (Mai); 9. Bob Garner (CZ); 10. Alex Moroz (CZ); 11. Dan Greenwood (Mai);

12. Lawrence Lucia (CZ); 13. Bill Davis (Yam); 14. Henry Gref (CZ); 15. Thomas Doherty (Yam);

50 + Int: 1. Mike Adams (Mai); 2. Gayland Bennett (Hus); 3. Bucky Patterson (CZ); 4. Skip Miller (Pen); 5. Tony Moseley (Kaw); 6. Thomas Vanlandingham (CZ); 7. Tim Hamilton (Hus); 8. Bob Eagan (Rkmn); 9. Gary Taylor (CZ); 10. Randy Studer (Mai); 11. Glen Neal (Hus); 12. Steve McLean (Hus); 13. Patrick Holmes (Mai); 14. Bob Adams (CZ); 15. Fred Lasseter (Suz);

50 + Nov: 1. Daniel Eckler (CZ); 2. David Eskew (Mai); 3. Paul Neal (Bul); 4. Richard Myers (Mai); 5. Doug Gagnon (CZ);

60 + Exp: 1. Henry Gref (CZ); 2. Tom Boyd (Hus); 3. Loyd Morgan (Hon); 4. John Huegel (Yam); 5. Don Rainey (CZ); 6. Jeff Smith (BSA); 7. Jean Ramsey (Mai); 8.Corky Root (Bul);

60 + Int: 1. Teddy Landers (Pen); 2. Lanny Henderson (Yam); 3. Steve McLean (Hus); 4. Bob Adams (CZ); 5. Johnny Lee Adams (Hus); 6. Blaine Stone (Hus); 7. Curt Kenelly (Pen); 8. Phil Grundy (BSA);

60 + Nov: 1. Brooks Blair (Mai); 2. Michael Collier (Hon); 3. Frank Spangler (Hus); 4. Walter Parks (Pen);

70 + Exp: 1. Jeff Smith (BSA);

70 + Int: 1. Wayne Mount (BSA);

Northwest Maico & CZ National Post-Vintage MX Series Round 3 of 15 April 3, 2005 Diamond Don’s, Jefferson, TX

HIST 125 EXP: 1. Mike Owens, Yam (1,1); 2. Pat O’Connor, Hon (2,2);

HIST 125 INT: 1. Darrrick Newmann, Hon (1,1);

HIST 125 NOV: 1. Albert Newmann, Yam (1,1);

HIST 250 EXP: 1. Corky Root, Bul (1,1);

HIST 250 INT: 1. Shawn O’Connor, Yam (1,1); 2. Joseph Abbate, Kaw (2,2); 3. Skip Miller, KTM (3,3);

HIST 250 NOV: 1. Gary Davis, Bul (1,2); 2. Kenny Bond, Hus (3,1); 3. Todd Gardner, Hus (2,3); 4. Terry Gerber, Hus (4,4);

HIST 500 EXP: 1. Bob Speiss, Suz (1,1); 2. Mike Owens, Yam (2,2); 3. Jeffrey Clark, Suz (3,4); 4. Andy Blackburn, Mai (4,5); 5. Chris Richardson, Pen (6,6); 6. Bob Garner, Mai (5,7); 7. James Greenleaf, Yam (DNS,3); 8. J.P. Antoon, CZ (7,DNS);

HIST 500 INT: 1. Potts Thomas, Mai (1,1); 2. Jeff Clausen, Mon (3,2); 3. Ronnie Snyder, Bul (2,3); 4. Tim Wilson, Mai (4,4); 5. James Sharp, Mai (5,5);

HIST 500 NOV: 1. Sam Kerby, Bul (1,1); 2. Paul Neal, Hus (4,2);

HIST 4-STR EXP: 1. David Boydstun, Yam (1,1); 2. Mike Parker, Yam (2,2); 3. Alex Moroz, ? (3,3); 4. Corky Root, ? (5,4); 5. Jerry Rewerts, CCM (4,5);

HIST 4-STR INT:

HIST 4-STR NOV: 1. William Gahrmann, DMann (1,1);

GP 125 EXP: 1. Joe Busby, Hon (2,1); 2. Jeffery Simon, Yam (1,3); 3. Mike Partain, Hon (3,2); 4. Chris Brewington, Suz (DNS,4);

GP 125 INT: 1. Tyler Popp, Suz (1,DNS);

GP 125 NOV:

GP 250 EXP: 1. Tony Fox, Hon (1,1); 2. Elbert Simon, Yam (2,2);

GP 250 INT: 1. Jeffrey Woosley, Hon (1,1); 2. Gary Doza, Mai (2,2); 3. Mike Snoddy, Hon (3,3); 4. Gary Lingbeck, Kaw (4,4); 5. Ronnie Snyder, Bul (5,5); 6. Kurt Roberts, Yam (6,DNS);

GP 250 NOV:

GP 500 EXP: 1. Scott Brophy, Mai (2,1); 2. Scott Sears, Yam (1,2); 3. Red Griffin, Suz (3,3); 4. Lynn Williams, Mai (4,DNS); 5. Robert Neeley, Yam (7,DNS);

GP 500 INT: 1. Mac Edmonston, Mai (1,1); 2. Jeff Greenwood, Yam (2,2); 3. Landon Smith, Yam (3,3); 4. Rik Smits, Mai (4,4); 5. Jeff Clausen, Mon (5,5); 6. Roger Harris, Mai (6,6); 7. Chad Claus, Mai (7,DNS);

GP 500 NOV: 1. Kevin Thornhill, Mai (1,1);

ULT 125 EXP: 1. Jeremy Brewington, Suz (1,1); 2. Mike Mitrione, Suz (2,2); 3. Mike Partain, Hon (3,DNS);

ULT 125 INT: 1. Bob Egan, KTM (1,1);

ULT 125 NOV: 1. Walter Parks, KTM (1,1);

ULT 250 EXP: 1. Jeremy Brewington, Suz (1,1); 2. Kevin Whitesides, Suz (3,2); 3. Pat O’Connor, Hon (2,4); 4. Sean Knaack, Suz (4,3); 5. Mike Parker, Mai (5,5);

ULT 250 INT: 1. John Munich, Hon (1,1); 2. Kurt Roberts, Yam (3,2); 3. Devin Whitesides, Suz (2,4); 4. Gary Lingbeck, Kaw (4,3); 5. Andrew Whitesides, Suz (5,5);

ULT 250 NOV:

ULT 500 EXP: 1. Mitch McCarter, Yam (1,1); 2. Mark Hosbach, Hus (2,3); 3. Mark Thurman, Hus (5,2); 4. Red Griffin, Suz (DNS,4);

ULT 500 INT: 1. Tim Lindewall, Hon (1,1); 2. Bubba Chambers, Hon (3,4); 3. Potts Thomas, Yam (2,DNS);

ULT 500 NOV: 1. Ted Lindewall, Hon (1,1);

OPEN AGE EXP: 1. Jeremy Brewington, Suz (1,1); 2. Mitch McCarter, Yam (3,3); 3. Mark Thurman, Hus (4,4); 4. Elbert Simon, ? (2,6); 5. Jeffrey Beerbower, Yam (8,2); 6. Jeffrey Clark, Suz (6,7); 7. Scott Brophy, Mai (5,8); 8. Lynn Williams, Mai (7,11);

OPEN AGE INT: 1. Rik Smits, Mai (1,1); 2. Tim Lindewall, Hon (3,2); 3. Todd Hegstad, Hon (4,3); 4. Shawn O’Connor, Yam (2,5); 5. James Sharp, Mai (6,4); 6. Chad Claus, Mai (5,DNS);

OPEN AGE NOV: 1. Jim Kalb, Kaw (1,1); 2. Randy Green, Yam (3,2); 3. William Gahrmann, DMann (2,3);

+40 EXP: 1. Tony Fox, Hon (1,1); 2. Bob Speiss, Suz (2,2); 3. Jeffrey Beerbower, Yam (4,3); 4. David Thompson, Yam (3,4); 5. Joe Busby, Mai (5,5); 6. Mark Hosbach, Hus (6,6); 7. Dan Greenwood, Yam (7,7);

+40 INT: 1. Mac Edmonston, Mai (1,1); 2. John Munich, Hon (2,2); 3. Jeffrey Woosley, Hon (3,3); 4. Jim Cochran, Yam (5,4); 5. Gary Doza, Mai (4,5); 6. Joe Abbate, Kaw (9,6); 7. Chris Serres, Hon (8,7); 8. Mike Snoddy, Hon (6,DNS); 9. Eric Benson, C-A (7,DNS);

+40 NOV: 1. Gary Davis, Bul (1,2); 2. Ted Lindewall, Hon (4,1); 3. Kenny Bond, Hus (2,3); 4. Todd Gardner, Hus (3,4); 5. Jim Simon, Hus (5,DNS);

+50 EXP: 1. Dan Greenwood, Yam (2,1); 2. Wes Willis, Hus (4,2); 3. Bill Davis, Yam (5,3); 4. Ron Winget, Mai (3,5); 5. Bob Garner, Mai (6,4); 6. Robert Neeley, Yam (1,DNS);

+50 INT: 1. Tim Hamilton, Hon (1,1); 2. Patrick Holmes, Mai (2,2); 3. Mike Adams, Mai (4,3); 4. Thomas Vallandingham, Suz (3,4); 5. Randy Studer, Hon (5,6); 6. Skip Miller, KTM (8,5); 7. Bob Egan, KTM (7,7); 8. James Alan Jones, Hus (9,10); 9. Fred Lasseter, Suz (6,DNS);

+50 NOV: 1. David Eskew, Mai (1,1); 2. Tommy Montgomery, CZ (4,2);

+60 EXP: 1. Loyd Morgan, Yam (1,1); 2. Corky Root, Bul (2,2); 3. Jean Ramsay, Mai (3,3);

+60 INT: 1. Bill Fleming, Hon (1,1); 2. Lanny Henderson, Yam (2,2); 3. Teddy Landers, KTM (3,3); 4. Steve McLean, Hus (4,4); 5. Bill Wiggins, Yam (5,7); 6. Randy Whitesides, KTM (8,8); 7. Curt Kennelly, Pen (6,DNS); 8. Bob Adams, Mai (7,DNS);

+60 NOV: 1. Brooks Blair, Mai (1,1); 2. Walter Parks, KTM (2,2);

Women EXP:

Women INT: 1. Terry Gerber, Hus (1,1);

Women NOV: 1. Debbie Benson, Yam (1,1); 2. Gaye Neal, Hus (2,2);

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