first round of yz thunder series-oklahoma
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- Nov 24, 2000
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current points with one round to go:
2007 SATURDAY NIGHT YZ THUNDER SERIES
Points Standings
Printed: 09/27/07 7:52 pm Page 1 of 6
Over 40
Pos. # Name Points
1. 547 Jay Bissell 187
2. 23 Kevin Holland 150
3. 717 Jay Harris 146
4. 44 Joe Guizar 132
5. 329 Bo Scott 93
6. 81 Bill Eddy 79
7. 11 Rick Allen 73
8. 91 Kenneth Lee 63
9. 57 Larry Wayt 44
10. 311 Jimmy Johnson 39
11. 14 Kenny Mccutcheon 30
12. 2 Animal May 25
13. 202 Dave Ryan 23
14. 68 Dewayne Davis 21
15. 128 Tim Wise 21
16. 7 Woody Harvin 17
17. 24 Mark Grantham 16
18. 66 Pete Perna 15
19. 318 Ken Carter 15
20. 29 Scott Mullins 14
21. 0 Shawn Mayfield 12
2007 SATURDAY NIGHT YZ THUNDER SERIES
Points Standings
Printed: 09/27/07 7:52 pm Page 1 of 6
Over 40
Pos. # Name Points
1. 547 Jay Bissell 187
2. 23 Kevin Holland 150
3. 717 Jay Harris 146
4. 44 Joe Guizar 132
5. 329 Bo Scott 93
6. 81 Bill Eddy 79
7. 11 Rick Allen 73
8. 91 Kenneth Lee 63
9. 57 Larry Wayt 44
10. 311 Jimmy Johnson 39
11. 14 Kenny Mccutcheon 30
12. 2 Animal May 25
13. 202 Dave Ryan 23
14. 68 Dewayne Davis 21
15. 128 Tim Wise 21
16. 7 Woody Harvin 17
17. 24 Mark Grantham 16
18. 66 Pete Perna 15
19. 318 Ken Carter 15
20. 29 Scott Mullins 14
21. 0 Shawn Mayfield 12
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Nice reports Jay, thanks for representing us old folks!!!!!!!!
High Lord Gomer
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- Sep 26, 1999
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So you going to rub it in at the last round, show up in shorts, and just stand at the starting line making ging-ging noises?!?
Congratulations, Jay!
Congratulations, Jay!
- Nov 24, 2000
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final round, october 6.
in the second practice, i deviated from my usual routine. i always let everyone go, then ride by myself. last night, i decided to run with them - big mistake. i came upon a couple of slightly slower riders so i took a far inside line in a turn to set up a way to get around them. as we hit a small double following the turn, the rider in the middle moved over into my line. he singled the jump. i was already committed. i hit him square in the back with my front tire. we both ate it. i landed off the track, slowly got up, looked over at him and hollered, "you have to double it, man!" he didn't say anything. i sat down for awhile to compose myself. after i realized that i would survive, i got on my bike and rode the half lap back to the pits with my visor hanging down. they hauled the other guy off on the mule with a knee injury. i told everyone who checked on me that i was okay from the knees down but everything else hurt.
my bike seemed to be okay with the exception of slightly bent bars and a couple dozen new scratches. i lined up on the gate for the first moto. i got a third place start but on the second lap, my bike started sputtering. it was scary so i rolled all the jumps. it finally quit running just before the finish line. i waited for the checkered flag, then pushed it across the line and back to the pits.
i changed the plug but just got intermittent spark. i started checking everything out and finally found a broken wire at the cdi. it was right where the wire goes into the plug so i couldn't tape it or anything. i'll have to replace the whole cable. i loaded up and went home early.
luckily, i had to enough points already to win the championship. today, both wrists and hips are sore, my right hand is swollen, and my right elbow hurts so bad that i can barely raise my arm. i'm just too old for these kind of crashes. :ohmy:
in the second practice, i deviated from my usual routine. i always let everyone go, then ride by myself. last night, i decided to run with them - big mistake. i came upon a couple of slightly slower riders so i took a far inside line in a turn to set up a way to get around them. as we hit a small double following the turn, the rider in the middle moved over into my line. he singled the jump. i was already committed. i hit him square in the back with my front tire. we both ate it. i landed off the track, slowly got up, looked over at him and hollered, "you have to double it, man!" he didn't say anything. i sat down for awhile to compose myself. after i realized that i would survive, i got on my bike and rode the half lap back to the pits with my visor hanging down. they hauled the other guy off on the mule with a knee injury. i told everyone who checked on me that i was okay from the knees down but everything else hurt.
my bike seemed to be okay with the exception of slightly bent bars and a couple dozen new scratches. i lined up on the gate for the first moto. i got a third place start but on the second lap, my bike started sputtering. it was scary so i rolled all the jumps. it finally quit running just before the finish line. i waited for the checkered flag, then pushed it across the line and back to the pits.
i changed the plug but just got intermittent spark. i started checking everything out and finally found a broken wire at the cdi. it was right where the wire goes into the plug so i couldn't tape it or anything. i'll have to replace the whole cable. i loaded up and went home early.
luckily, i had to enough points already to win the championship. today, both wrists and hips are sore, my right hand is swollen, and my right elbow hurts so bad that i can barely raise my arm. i'm just too old for these kind of crashes. :ohmy:
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