Lake Web Race Results
REDZFAM
1st race Vets(30) and over Master( 40) and over
1st 1st Mast Tracy Malan Kwi Ultra
2nd2nd Mast Jeff Buckamier SDXPL
3rd 3rd Mast Jeff Jackson Kaw Ultra
4th 4th Mast Billy Robertson SDGTXL
5th1st Vet Randy Fondse YamGP
6th2ndVet Terry Buckamier SDXPL
7th3rd Vet Dennis Marshall YamGP
8th4thVet Kelly Black SDXPL
9th5th Mast Tim Van Pelt SDGTXL
10th 5thVet Chuck Tam PolSLTX
11th 6th Vet Ed Howard SDGTXL
Next race 1st 10 min moto for Ski
1st Chris Lawrence Kaw
2nd Jim Mackey Yam
3rd Scot Anger Yam
4th Joseph Carfagno Yam
5th Gordon Gregg Yam
6thSan Felipe Bob Surmon Kaw 550
7thKatie Jenkins Kaw
8th David Suesov Yam
2nd 10min moto
1st Katie Jenkins Kaw
2nd Scot Anger Yam
3rd Jim Mackey Yam
4thSan Felipe Bob Surman Kaw 550
5thGordon Gregg Yam
6th David Suesov Yam
7th Chris Lawrence Kaw
8thJoseph Carfagno Yam
3rd race 785Nov Exp Pro,Am Woman and Beg Stone Stock
1st 1st Woman Katie Jenkins Kaw Ultra
2nd 1st 785 Nov Daniel Tyrrell SDGSX
3rd1st 785exp Jamie Lopez YamGP 800
4th2nd785exp James Buzzell SDGSX
5th2nd Women Lisa Price Kaw Ultra
6th2nd785 nov Nathan Baldez YamGP
7th 1st Bone Stock Shawn Hudson SDGTXL
8th3rd women Brook Messick SDXPL
9th4th Women Kelly Oelkers SDXPL
10th 3rd785exp Greg Saugstad YamGP800
11th3rd785nov Armando Juarez SDGSX
4th race open nov exp and pro
1st 1stpro Kurt Knollenberg SDXPL
2nd1st exp David Suesov Yam GP1200
3rd 2nd exp Kenny Ritchie SDXPL
4th2nd pro Jeff Jackson Kaw Ultra
5th3rd pro Jon Pinion SDXPL
6th4th pro Chad Chalker SDXPL
7th1st nov Venard Marshall SDGTXL
8th2nd nov Gary Yearsley Yam GP
9th3rd exp Brad Brown Kaw Ultra
10th5th pro Josh Janeway Kaw ZXI
11th6th pro Bret Massie SDXPL
12th3rd nov Nathan Valdez YamXLT
13th4th nov Jimmy Jackson Kaw Stx
14th4th exp Mike Follmer Yam GP1200
15th7th pro Chris Lawrence KawSTX
16th5th exp Jacobi Wynne SDGTXL
17th 8th pro David Wulf YamGP1200
18th 9th pro Randy Ross SDXPL
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Jim Shuck
tough time keeping up at this lake...excepting the bone stock 1st place that
went to Shaun Hudson on a gtxl.
Overall wins from ultras, gp's and xpls too...great season starter....Jim
REDZFAM <red...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Keith
Jenkins took 1st overall (1st Woman) on an Ultra and Lisa Price was 5th overall
on an Ultra. Their Ultras probaby were stock. Looks like you're reaching
pretty hard to find something nice to say about a GTXs ole salt (is that going
to be your next PWC?) but it doesn't look like anyone was entered in the new
"bone stock" class, if there really is such a thing.
:)
SiCkAiR219
make an ass out of myself. The open race was some good competition. A stupid
mistake cost me the overall though. I guess that's why there are pro's and
experts and i'm an expert.
BP MotorSportS
website: "www.bpracing.net" for total results and more details.
LAUNCHING THE SEASON
IN STYLE AT LAKE WEBB
Story by Staff
Photos by Peralta Design
Bakersfield, CA - Lake Webb, January 29, 2000 - The BPMS racing season
got underway this past weekend with the first of twenty-four personal
watercraft events in the schedule, and you could have not asked for
better weather and water conditions. It was a bit cold, but in 1999,
there was still snow in the ground. Not this year. Temperatures in 1999
hovered around 40-plus. This weekend they were around 67 degrees. Wind
was nonexistent, and traffic on the lake was not a problem. As we say,
"you could not have not asked for better...conditions."
One drawback was the early morning fog, which delayed the start by
almost an hour. Originally scheduled to start with the first Moto at 9
a.m., it was not until about 9:50 a.m., that the combined Veteran and
Master Class got underway for their 90-minute jaunt around the 1.6-mile
race course. Tracy Malan (Kawasaki) set the pace and he was never
caught. He set 43 laps (fastest of the day) and was one of only two
other racers to finish with as many and win the overall and Master Class
title. Second overall and second Master was Jeff Bukamier (SeaDoo); and
he was followed by another Kawasaki mounted rider, Jeff Jackson. Jeff
was not supposed to even race because just two weeks earlier he had been
in the hospital with an emergency appendectomy operation. So much for a
six-week recuperation time. First Vet went to Randy Fondse (Yamaha), who
also finished 5th overall.
Next event was the 10-minute Moto #1 for all Stand-ups. Chris Lawrence
(Kaw), IJSBA Expert World Champion, set the pace and never looked back.
Jim MacKey (Yam) was second and Scott Anger (Yam) placed third. It was a
long course for the Stand-ups and they all got together and asked that
the race course be shortened for Moto #2. Not a problem.
The third event was for all "785" Class entries, Amateur Women and the
new BONE STOCK Class. Leading the way, also the IJSBA's National
Champion, was Katie Jenkins (Kaw), who had just finished in the stand-up
race and was pulling double duty (actually triple-duty. More on this
later.). Katie worked her way through the pack and then pulled off the
Overall win with 41 laps in 90-minutes. Second overall and first in the
Nov 785 Class was Daniel Tyrrell (SeaDoo); and he was followed by Jamie
Lopez (Yamaha) in third overall and first in the Expert 785 Class.
Placing a very respectable 7th overall and first in the Beginner Bone
Stock Class was Shawn Hudson (SeaDoo GTX).
The fourth event had Moto #2 for the Stand-ups. Chris Lawrence took off
just as he had on the first Moto and looked to be invincible. However,
after only four laps in this shorter SKI race course, his Kawasaki Super
Jet was dead in the water and could not restart it. This left the door
wide open for Katie Jenkins, who was riding here third straight race, to
take the Moto #2 win, followed by Scott Anger and Jim MacKey. However,
by virtue of the two-moto finishes, the Overall went to Scott Anger
(Yamaha), followed by Jim MacKey, and Katie Jenkins, in that order.
The final event of the day was also the largest entry wise, with 23
riders in the Open Classes (Pro, Expert and Novice.) Chris Lawrence
(Kawasaki) once again showed that he was going to set the pace and as
such, he managed to get the hole shot and stretch his lead to the point
that everyone was contending for second place. But as it often happens,
90-minutes is not a dash in closed-course. Endurance from the racer and
his/her equipment is a must. While Chris could have gone on to win
without even working up a sweat, his Kawasaki gave up on lap 31 with
what appeared to be a seized-up engine. The battle for the lead was
between David Suesov (Yamaha), Kurt Knollenberg (SeaDoo), and Kenny
Ritchie (SeaDoo). The one who had the best shot was Suesov, and got
close to winning it, but in the end it was Kurt Knollenberg who set 41
laps after the 90-minutes to take the Overall and Pro Class win. Top
Expert and second overall went to David Suesov, followed by Kenny
Ritchie as third overall and second in the Expert Open Class. Vernard
Marshall (SeaDoo) grabbed the Novice Open Class win and finished 7th
overall.
Congratulations to ALL the racers, who not only had a great time, put
on a great show, and according to Red Longacre, our Technical and
Refueling Director, there wasn't one single fuel penalty all day. A feat
that we all like to duplicate at every race.
The new BPMS crystal medallions for 2000, were given out about an hour
after all the racing was done, and most got back on the freeway to head
home. The Superbowl was their next objective. How about them Rams?
The next LongCourse is scheduled for March 18, back at Buena Vista
Aquatic Recreational Park, at the smaller, but just as much fun, Lake
Evans. The next BPMS event is the first Gran Prix and Team Endurance at
Crazy Horse Campgrounds, Havasu, AZ, February 26, 2000. Once again, the
newly established Beginner and Open BONE STOCK Class will make its debut
at these two events.
See you then!
# # # # # # # # # # #
Jim Shuck
class...and that's all the comment meant.
Jim
Keith <ke...@glidewell-lab.com> wrote in message
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> But, that would be 7th overall against expert 785s, and ladies: Katie
> Jenkins took 1st overall (1st Woman) on an Ultra and Lisa Price was 5th
overall
> on an Ultra. Their Ultras probaby were stock. Looks like you're reaching
> pretty hard to find something nice to say about a GTXs ole salt (is that
going
> to be your next PWC?) but it doesn't look like anyone was entered in the
new
> "bone stock" class, if there really is such a thing.
> :)
>
> Jim Shuck wrote:
>
> > Thanks Big Red! Good looking results. Looks like the three seaters had
a
> > tough time keeping up at this lake...excepting the bone stock 1st place
that
> > went to Shaun Hudson on a gtxl.
> >
> > Overall wins from ultras, gp's and xpls too...great season
starter....Jim
> >
> > REDZFAM <red...@aol.com> wrote in message
> > news:20000130225332...@ng-fh1.aol.com...
> > >
Jim R.
Snap. Daniel Tyrell (Havoc Racing!) on a 785 GSX! He beat the other Ultra!
LMAO!
Jim
Keith wrote in message <3895E440...@glidewell-lab.com>...
Jim R.
Jim
Jr. RacR <rac...@aol.comstrcklin> wrote in message
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> A lap down from Jenkins, Kawi Ultra
>
> >Yeah but look who came in second overall (1st Novice 785) in that race,
> >Snap. Daniel Tyrell (Havoc Racing!) on a 785 GSX! He beat the other
Ultra!
> >LMAO!
> >Jim
>
>
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Keith
one had everything on it but a coffee maker-- didn't that dude on that one go
over to an XPL. You probably could have bought an Ultra for the mods on that
785 !!
:)
"Jim R." wrote:
> Yeah but look who came in second overall (1st Novice 785) in that race,
> Snap. Daniel Tyrell (Havoc Racing!) on a 785 GSX! He beat the other Ultra!
> LMAO!
> Jim
>
Jr. RacR
>Yeah but look who came in second overall (1st Novice 785) in that race,
>Snap. Daniel Tyrell (Havoc Racing!) on a 785 GSX! He beat the other Ultra!
>LMAO!
>Jim
Jr. RacR
is Kawasaki.
>shorter SKI race course, his Kawasaki Super
>Jet was dead in the water
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