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Fast Fridays Speedway, Auburn, CA, Friday July 17, 1998

From Gary Roberts

A hot evening in Auburn, but the track was again in good shape with plenty of close racing and no shortage of overtaking.
Scratch Main
1. Charlie Venegas
2. Bobby Hedden
3. Jim Sisemore
4. Mike Faria

Scratch Consolation
1. Chris Manchester
2. Bart Bast
3. Tommy Hedden
4. Chad Felicio

Handicap Main
1. Mike Faria
2. Bart Bast
3. Robert Curry
4. Chad Felicio
5. Bobby Hedden
6. Billy Janniro

Handicap Consolation
1. Ian Ferris
2. Tommy Hedden
3. Jim Sisemore
4. Pat Linn
Also qualifying, but not starting in this event were Bob Hicks, and Charlie Venegas.

Div2 Main
1. Ted Taylor
2. Dave Booth
3. George Snodgrass
4. Harlan Bast Snr.
5. Dennis Cassidy
6. Steve Arena

Div2 Consolation
1. Mike Browne
2. Eric Veal
3. Mike Gildersleeve
4. Shawn Eldridge
5. Dick Vargas
6. Bill Newby

Div 3 Main
1. Corey Call
2. Troy Burton
3. Harry Bradwell
4. Ivan Sevart
5. David Lee
6. Joe Whiting

Div 3 Consolation
1. Donny Powell
2. Mike Douglas
3. Derek Silva
4. Bobby Chipman
5. Don Chipman
6. Gary Moranville

Juniors Div 1
1. Bryan Yarrow
2. Eric Carrillo
3. AJ Jones
4. JJ Martynse

Juniors Div 2
1. Jay Heidt
2. Matt Browne
3. JT Mabry
4. Jonathan Curry

Juniors Div 3
1. Ray Linn
2. Brenton Bast
3. Alex Marcucci
4. Amanda English

To maintain the riders information pages, on our http://speedwaybikes.com web site, the promoters at Auburn and Cal Expo have helped out by letting me in the pits before and during the races. Its very encouraging to see the number of new riders that appear every week. Although new names may not necessarily appear in the results, they are there, infact its averaging out at half a dozen new riders per week. Most are brand new, out for their first Speedway race, others have raced elsewhere. Examples of the latter category include Shane McAfee from Idaho, Fraser Smith from Scotland and this week, Brendan Fennessey from Montana.

Next week Fast Fridays hosts the Civil War, Northern California verses Southern California. Up until 2 years ago the south used to win, but the last couple of years its been the north. Since Steve Lucero is not riding for the south and Mike Faria's move from south to north, there is little to suggest a change this year.

Gary Roberts - groberts@iee.org



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