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Honoring Gary “Ziggy” Siegfried!
Last years 37th Annual Desert 100 turned out to be record
setting in the form of spectators and riders alike. Racing /
riding this historic event offers bragging rights that only we
enthusiasts can comprehend.
It is with a heavy heart that we reach out to Gary Siegfried’s
family to thank them for allowing such a gentle man to bless
our sport with his ability and presence alone.
Sadly, most
of you know that the 2007 Desert 100 was Gary’s last race.
The unbelievable grief shared by us all is unimaginable; more
importantly however is the pride in our hearts knowing that
Gary passed doing what he did well and loved, racing.
For some off-road riders, this hobby is a family oriented sport,
to others it is a personal challenge they conquer solely. To
the Stumpjumpers Motorcycle Club, our entire existence is
family; direct and the ones we encountered along the way.
Gary was part of this extended portion, and every member of
the Stumpjumper Club will hold April 15, 2007 in our hearts
forever.
Godspeed Gary,
you will be forever
remembered!
SJMC
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APPROACHING A DOWNED RIDER BY DR. TARLOW
COURTESY REPRINT GRANTED BY DIRT RIDER MAGAZINE
Trackside medicine is intended to provide a general medical guideline and is not intended to replace the clinical
judgment of a doctor or take the place of a medical doctor’s diagnostic or treatment recommendations. We will always err on
the conservative side for safety purposes.
MOTOCROSS.
I’ve been involved in just about every sport, and unfortunately, motocross ranks high as an injury-ridden sport. On
any given day, you can see someone sprawled out on the track like a cheap yard sale. Stopping trackside and providing medical assistance
to a downed rider is what any responsible rider would do. When I’ve taken a dirt sample, it’s nice to know that some guy cares enough to
stop and check on me, even if it is just to tell me to get up and stop blocking the track.
It would be great to be able to teach you advanced trauma life support or CPR protocol from trackside medicine, but with my writing
skills and your limited reading time, it isn’t going to happen in this article. The real truth is we all should know CPR. Nothing can compare
with the feeling of helping to save someone’s life. CPR
online courses such as, www.firstaidweb.com can certify
you for free and in less time than it takes to put on a new
set of tires, with far less sweat and profanity.
For the purpose of this article, we will assume that
the downed rider is conscious, possibly alert, oriented and
breathing. So what should we do when stopping to help a
downed rider?
First, always remember that you should never move the
rider until his condition has been sufficiently assessed
and always send for medical backup. We can all attest
that after hitting the ground we are not always aware of
our surroundings or all our injuries. Pain from one injury
(broken wrist or ankle) can mask the severity of other more
important injuries (spinal cord compromise). We must
always assess other potentially serious injuries before
focusing on the obvious or less serious injuries. Head,
neck, back and chest injuries (breathing difficulty) are the
first to evaluate once you have determined that CPR is not
required.
If the rider isn’t alert, determine whether he is having difficulty breathing.
If he is, implement CPR training. If the rider is alert, ask him if he is having any
problems breathing. If not, obtain the rider’s full name and whom he’s with; make
sure to remember this information in case he passes out. Determine if he is
alert and oriented to the time, place and situation. If he is disoriented, assume a
worst- case scenario and that he has a head injury and may be unaware of the
full extent of his injuries. Ask where his pain is. Less critical, but painful, injuries
may distract from potentially serious injuries to the head, back or neck. Ask if he
is experiencing any numbness or tingling of the arms and legs (reflects a potential
spinal cord injury). If yes, assume neck or back injury and minimize any movement
and get an EMT. If there is no numbness or tingling of the extremities, you can
rule out a neck or back injury by lightly feeling over the entire spine from the neck
to the lowest part of the back for any tenderness. If any tenderness is present,
then assume possible fracture and get an EMT. If there is no tenderness over the
entire spine and no numbness or tingling of the arms or legs, then it is probably
safe to focus on obvious injuries.
Evaluate the rider’s body systematically from head to toe. You have
already ruled out breathing difficulty, cervical spine and back injury and level
of consciousness. Now, evaluate quickly for any major lacerations and apply
pressure if the rider is bleeding (this may include a protruding bone fracture).
Next, assess chest wall tenderness for rib fractures along with abdominal pain
from blunt trauma such as smashing in to a handlebar. Abdominal pain may be
the result of a liver or spleen laceration, which is potentially life-threatening. Don’t
write it off when a rider complains of abdominal pain. At this point, the rider is
stable, and we can focus on major joints such as shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips,
knees and ankles for any fractures.
Remember, triage involves evaluating the possibly life-threatening and
most serious injuries first. Triage of the downed rider must be done quickly and
efficiently. Don’t focus all your attention on the obvious minor injury (it’s the injuries
you can’t see that can kill you)—be systematic.
FIVE THINGS TO REMEMBER
1. CPR: (airway, breathing,
circulation): They say breathing is
important.
2. BRAIN FUNCTION: Helps
determine level of crisis and if the
patient can provide any help with
diagnosis.
3. SPINAL CORD: Potentially
devastating injury, don’t make a bad
situation worse by moving the rider.
4. BLUNT TRAUMA: Internal injuries,
mild to moderate abdominal pain can
be a life-threatening sign.
5. FRACTURES: If it looks funny, it’s
probably broken; if the bone is sticking
out, it’s a no-brainer.
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“You’ll Do Well Just To Finish”
By Doug Jacobson
In the spring of 1981, as my high school graduation was approaching, I decided to try something new. My best friend Ross and I had been riding
for years, but neither of us had raced. We had both heard Ross’ dad tell stories about racing in some old race called the Mattawa 100. Being young and
full of ourselves we decided to give it a try. Ross’ dad cautioned us that the race was tough; he said we’d do well just to finish. Being young and full of
ourselves we took up the challenge. Of course the warnings of an ‘old man’ fell on deaf ears.
We showed up in Mattawa on the day of the race. It was an amazing
spectacle. There were over 1,000 bikes entered in the race that year. In some
places the starting line was three bikes deep. I pulled up on the line with my
nearly mint 1974 Suzuki TM250 with all of 4 inches of travel. I don’t know
if I’ve ever been more nervous. I think I crashed 6 times in the first 2 miles.
Neither of us finished that year.
By 1988, the race had move to Ryegrass and was called the Desert
100, although most still just called it “Mattawa”. I had several finishers’ shirts
in my drawer by this time. I was riding a pretty clean 1982 Honda CR480.
For those of you not familiar with this bike it had a 4 speed transmission and
a left hand kick starter. The race in those days was on the south side of I-90,
and the start this particular year was along the fence line next to the freeway.
The smoke bomb (still an actual stack of burning tires!) was near the top of
the ridge. After taking up my position on the starting line I made a choice. At
the risk of losing my spot to another rider I decided to make a practice run
up to the smoke bomb. When I got there I jokingly asked the track workers
where the course went from there, just in case I was the first one by. I was
still nervous on the starting line, and sometimes joking helps calm me down.
Amazingly my spot was still there when I got back to the line. We straddled
the front tire in those days, and a big banner on the north side of the freeway
signaled the start of the race. With one kick my CR480 roared to life and I
was off. Brain off and throttle pinned, I flew up the hill. I noticed that as the smoke bomb approached there were fewer and fewer riders in my peripheral
vision, and to my complete amazement I was the first person past the smoke bomb. I couldn’t believe it, out of the hundreds of riders I was in first place!
Too bad I didn’t pay closer attention to the tack workers directions. I missed one of the first turns and slipped back to second, then to third, eventually to
around 50th. At least I finished the race that year. I even managed a trophy.
In 1989 the Stumpjumpers used the exact same starting line as they had in 1988. I was on a
brand new CR500. Finally I had a bike that was less than 6 years old! I lined up in nearly the exact spot
that gave me the hole shot the year before. I’d only had the bike for a week, but it was so much better
than my CR480 I just knew I could repeat my awesome start. When the flag went up I spun around the
handlebars and threw my leg over the seat. The big bore roared to life on the first kick… but I wasn’t
used to the brand new clutch, and as I let it out it engaged earlier than expected. The bike lurched
forward a foot or two and died. It must have taken at least 10 more kicks before I could get it to start
again. I was basically dead last, but undaunted I pinned the throttle and tried my best to make up time.
I must have wheeled nearly half way up the hill, passing stragglers left and right. By the time I reached
the top of the hill I was really moving. Too late I noticed a huge rock sticking out of the ground directly
ahead of me. The front tire hit the rock and ejected me over the bars sent me somersaulting down the
track. I was just coming to rest, amazingly sitting upright, when suddenly someone turned out the lights.
I woke up lying on my back looking at the sky, wondering what happened. While waiting for feeling to
return to my arms and legs I decided someone must have been right behind me when I crashed and
couldn’t avoid hitting me – which seemed odd since there were only slow rolling back-markers around
me. Anyone who could ride as fast as I could would have been miles ahead of me. Once I decided I
must not have broken anything I got up and looked back down the course to find my bike, but it wasn’t
there. It was about 30 feet ahead of me! I had been run over by my own bike; I guess you could say I ran
over myself! I had knocked myself so silly I was lucky to get back to the pits and call it a day.
Odessa was home to the Desert 100 by 2004, the year I turned 40. After several years of
reasonable success at the Desert (as high as 4th in the 250 class in the 1990’s) and a number of injuries
I suppose I had slowed down a bit. I can’t say my expectations for the race were very high. I was on a
2001 KTM520EXC. What a bike, and that electric start is pretty nice. The start was line was the same as the year before, and I had a pretty good start then
so I was feeling pretty good. I lined up about 15 bikes in from the left end of the line, nearest the pits, just left of Darin Wolfe. The starting horn sent us
all running to our bikes, all propped up on those familiar wooden sticks. The magic button on my KTM started the engine right up. I had left the bike in
gear, so it was already moving before my butt hit the seat. I started well ahead of everyone on the left end of the line. As we approached the first turn gate I
could see a lot of bikes to the right of me. As I rode over the knoll just before the gate those riders were hidden from my view by the rock outcropping (you
know the one!). I got to the gate just ahead of several riders that were converging from the right side. I was so stoked, another hole shot at the Desert! And
at 40 years old! I pumped my fist in the air and celebrated my second ever lead in the Desert… for about 15 seconds. That’s when a guy on a Kawasaki
blazed by me. I think I was around 65th overall that year and just out of the top 10 in my class.
Now with a mantle full of Desert 100 trophies and a drawer full of finisher shirts I can tell you I truly love this race. It’s exciting to see how
popular the Desert 100 has become in recent years. I hope it will continue well into the future. In a few years when my son is old enough to race the
Desert I’ll tell him my old war stories, and yes – I’ll even tell him “it’s a tough race, and you’ll do well just to finish”.
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2007 DESERT 100
FINISHERS
Class
Pos
Lap Time
Team
6
Stansfield & Stansfield
Honda
413
2
3:28
Over the Hill
20 Mark Hopseuger
KTM
123
2
3:52
2
2:43
Team
7
Roe & Hopkins
Yamaha
378
2
3:28
Old Timers
19 Dave Henden
Honda
300
2
3:52
621
2
2:48
Team
8
Steere & Montgomery
Honda
377
2
3:28
Over the Hill
21 Glen Pearson
KTM
73
2
3:53
Yamaha
494
2
2:50
Team
9
Kruse & Harmon
Yamaha
398
2
3:29
Old Timers
20 KW Ortman
KTM
93
2
3:53
Yamaha
662
2
2:52
250cc
4
Jeff Seehorn
Kawasaki
258
2
3:30
Open
29 George Sexton
KTM
752
2
3:53
2
2:57
2
3:31
Old Timers
21 Ken Vetter
Yamaha
714
2
3:54
2
3:00
Old Timers
11 Jeff Lindberg
Yamaha
1015
2
3:31
250cc
13 Bryan Svedarsky
KTM
785
2
3:54
250cc
5
Josh Covey
KTM
4
2
3:31
Open
30 Ryan Henderson
KTM
19
2
3:54
Nathan Turner
Yamaha
174
2
3:31
Old Timers
22 John Starkweather
Honda
236
2
3:54
Name
Bike
No.
Open
1
Kevin Parks
KTM
1
Open
2
Jason Dahners
KTM
Open
3
John Beal
Over the Hill
1
Kevin Bailey
Open
4
Team
1
Anthonee Gibbs
Street & Webb
Husqvarna
KTM
67
383
Old Timers
10 Morrie Edwards jr.
KTM
70
Open
5
Phil Stevens
Husqvarna 470
2
3:04
Open
6
Jake Hatfield
KTM
54
2
3:05
250cc
6
Open
7
Tyler Wicks
Kawasaki
643
2
3:06
Open
21 Tom Sheard
Yamaha
859
2
3:32
Team
18 Steven & Bozell
Suzuki
380
2
3:55
Over the Hill
2
Joe Kopp
Honda
718
2
3:07
Open
22 Heath Kill
Honda
173
2
3:33
Open
31 Travis Rood
Honda
679
2
3:55
Old Timers
1
Mike Kegley
KTM
56
2
3:09
250cc
7
Yamaha
713
2
3:33
Over the Hill
22 Ace Nilson
KTM
17
2
3:55
250cc
1
Rob Kopp
Kawasaki
185
2
3:09
Over the Hill
12 Dan Weihe
KTM
686
2
3:34
Over the Hill
23 Mike Frick
Honda
229
2
3:56
Over the Hill
3
Linsey Ridlon
Yamaha
626
2
3:10
Old Timers
12 Craig Janest
KTM
691
2
3:34
Old Timers
23 Mike McFadden
Yamaha
706
2
3:56
Old Timers
2
Jeff Kerb
KTM
249
2
3:11
Over the Hill
13 Brent Irwin
KTM
231
2
3:34
Team
19 Ray & Storm
Kawasaki
407
2
3:57
Over the Hill
4
Marc Janett
KTM
287
2
3:11
Open
23 Jack McCormick
Honda
137
2
3:35
250cc
14 Erik Nielsen
Suzuki
1006
2
3:57
Team
2
Svedarsky & Wilson
KTM
402
2
3:11
Old Timers
13 Mike Schmidt
KTM
753
2
3:35
Open
32 Todd Decosta
Suzuki
763
2
3:57
Open
8
Devin Adams
Kawasaki
897
2
3:12
Open
24 Ron Durkin
Kawasaki
764
2
3:36
200cc
4
Yamaha
669
2
3:58
Old Timers
3
Chris Sullivan
Honda
157
2
3:13
Team
10 Brickman & Soley
Honda
409
2
3:38
Open
33 Vern Hall
Yamaha
200
2
3:58
250cc
2
Malcolm Hett
Kawasaki
152
2
3:14
200cc
1
Stefan Wilde
KTM
171
2
3:38
Open
34 Shawn McKenzie
Honda
91
2
3:58
Over the Hill
5
Titan Mckibben
Yamaha
44
2
3:14
250cc
8
Greg Burke
Yamaha
227
2
3:39
Open
35 Bob Lovejoy
KTM
198
2
3:58
Open
9
Rod Virden
KTM
635
2
3:14
Over the Hill
14 Kelly Thelen
?
495
2
3:39
250cc
15 Keith Clyde
Honda
678
2
3:59
2
3:14
2
3:39
250cc
16 Jim Saxton
Yamaha
1008
2
3:59
2
3:15
200cc
2
6
2
3:39
Over the Hill
24 Shaun Jones
Yamaha
623
2
4:00
Team
12 VanNieuwenhuise & Chatfield KTM
410
2
3:40
200cc
5
?
315
2
4:00
KTM
189
2
3:41
Over the Hill
25 Matt Dingman
Honda
272
2
4:00
Over the Hill
Old Timers
6
4
Chuck White
Darin Wolfe
Yamaha
KTM
777
282
Team
Dave Dunn
11 Wright & Allard
Justin Parker
KTM
KTM
375
Jesse Elliot
Old Timers
5
Yamaha
1036
2
3:15
Open
10 Joey Meranto
Honda
710
2
3:16
200cc
3
Open
11 Mike Lindenreker
KTM
745
2
3:16
Team
13 Ridlon & Ridlon
Honda
416
2
3:41
Team
20 Grant & Jungers
Yamaha
417
2
4:01
Team
3
Orkney & Orkney
Yamaha
432
2
3:17
Over the Hill
15 Shane Rutt
Honda
708
2
3:42
Over the Hill
26 Jason Munns
Suzuki
1004
2
4:01
Old Timers
6
Aaron Seminoff
Honda
880
2
3:18
250cc
9
KTM
270
2
3:42
Over the Hill
27 Ross Read
Honda
126
2
4:01
Open
12 Scott Kinakin
KTM
216
2
3:19
Old Timers
14 Scott McFate
Yamaha
177
2
3:42
Over the Hill
28 Ted Taylor
Honda
354
2
4:02
Over the Hill
7
Dave Daughtry
KTM
646
2
3:20
Team
14 Baldwin & Kuipers
Yamaha
403
2
3:43
200cc
6
KTM
642
2
4:02
250cc
3
Jordan Scheller
Yamaha
778
2
3:20
Over the Hill
16 Greg Smith
KTM
608
2
3:43
250cc
17 Rodny Roberg
?
389
2
4:03
Over the Hill
8
Brandon Main
KTM
864
2
3:20
Team
15 Hanson & Anderson
KTM
397
2
3:43
Old Timers
24 Richard Melean
Yamaha
798
2
4:04
Open
13 Kenny Rasmussen
Honda
685
2
3:21
Team
16 Whitt & Felder
Honda
426
2
3:45
Old Timers
25 Keith Lerew
Yamaha
50
2
4:04
Open
14 Gary Pearson
Yamaha
84
2
3:21
Team
17 Green & Clark
KTM
382
2
3:45
Over the Hill
29 Bob Haugen
KTM
15
2
4:04
Old Timers
7
Kawasaki
131
2
3:22
250cc
10 Jeremy Blanken
Honda
637
2
3:46
Open
36 John J Smith
Honda
1060
2
4:04
Open
15 Jason Seehorn
KTM
186
2
3:22
Old Timers
15 Dale Blanken
KTM
633
2
3:46
Open
37 Matt Lee
Yamaha
220
2
4:04
Over the Hill
9
?
340
2
3:22
Old Timers
16 Rod Shaffer
?
314
2
3:47
250cc
18 Sean Hoodicoff
Kawasaki
855
2
4:04
Open
16 Rusty Ozanich
KTM
1044
2
3:23
250cc
11 Jake Vetter
Yamaha
770
2
3:47
Team
21 Forbes & MacDicken
Yamaha
399
2
4:05
2
3:24
2
3:47
Old Timers
26 Pete Wisner
Yam/Suz
251
2
4:05
2
3:24
Over the Hill
17 Phil Apeland
Kawasaki
159
2
3:48
250cc
19 Daimian Bingham
Honda
145
2
4:06
Old Timers
17 Terry Bainbridge
KTM
604
2
3:48
Old Timers
27 Chuck Ackley
Suzuki
7
2
4:06
Open
Kelly Soncarty
Rich Binckley
Jeff Sowards
17 Anthony Piccinini
Old Timers
8
Tim Perry
KTM
KTM
134
867
250cc
Jacob Harper
Ryan O'Hara
12 James Brockway
KTM
42
Brandon Shaffer
David Twining
Team
4
Willie & Roehl
Honda
386
2
3:24
Team
5
Turner & Bee
Suzuki
408
2
3:25
Open
25 Colin Graham
KTM
97
2
3:49
Old Timers
28 Doug Porter
Honda
688
2
4:06
Over the Hill
10 John Hess
Honda
609
2
3:26
Open
26 Brice Vineyard
Kawasaki
83
2
3:50
Over the Hill
30 Dana Deeter
Honda
602
2
4:06
Open
18 Jesse Thomas
Yamaha
325
2
3:26
Open
27 Doug Jacobson
KTM
143
2
3:50
Old Timers
29 Scott Dearden
Yamaha
1035
2
4:06
Open
19 Nick (sp ed) Lathrop
Husqvarna
47
2
3:27
Open
28 Michael Alford
Kawasaki
219
2
3:50
Over the Hill
31 Nathan Ahrens
Yamaha
228
2
4:07
Open
20 Sean Clarke
Honda
149
2
3:27
Old Timers
18 Stu Steward
Kawasaki
436
2
3:51
Over the Hill
32 Michael McKinney
KTM
135
2
4:07
Over the Hill
11 Peter Hamilton
Yamaha
154
2
3:27
Over the Hill
18 Jim Hopf
?
329
2
3:51
Open
38 Jason Lucas
Yamaha
612
2
4:07
Old Timers
9
KTM
252
2
3:27
Over the Hill
19 Vic Parish
KTM
136
2
3:52
Old Timers
30 Eric Storr
Yamaha
894
2
4:07
David Larsen
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Open
39 Jim Spikes
Honda
877
2
4:08
Open
52 Carl Hansen
?
367
2
4:24
250cc
30 Jacob Ehlest
Yamaha
182
2
4:39
Open
40 Doug Hartwig
KTM
25
2
4:08
Old Timers
41 Dave Robinson
?
337
2
4:24
Over the Hill
54 Richard Rutigliano
KTM
440
2
4:40
Over the Hill
33 Ron Bianco
Yamaha
442
2
4:08
Team
29 Eaton & Jones
KTM
418
2
4:24
250cc
31 Caleb Herlon
Yamaha
2
2
4:40
Over the Hill
34 Troy Davenport
KTM
31
2
4:09
250cc
26 Ryan Husby
Yamaha
731
2
4:24
Old Timers
55 Lee Usher
KTM
884
2
4:40
Open
41 Christian Vanderis
Honda
108
2
4:09
250cc
27 Adam Vierling
Yamaha
387
2
4:25
Over the Hill
55 John Bowman
Honda
493
2
4:40
2
4:09
2
4:25
Over the Hill
56 Jason McGovern
Yamaha
665
2
4:41
Open
42 Stephen Pol
Honda
215
Old Timers
42 Steve Nicoll
KTM
719
Open
43 Albert McRae
KTM
740
2
4:10
Open
53 Chase Ervin
Suzuki
139
2
4:25
Old Timers
56 Kevin Stewart
Yamaha
1005
2
4:41
Open
44 RJ Bauman
KTM
779
2
4:10
Team
30 Hebert & Olsen
KTM
431
2
4:25
Open
64 Blair Holland
Suzuki
490
2
4:41
Open
45 Ray Willimason
Honda
1072
2
4:11
Team
31 Eagle & Edwards
Honda
430
2
4:26
Open
65 Andrew Krynen
KTM
858
2
4:41
Old Timers
31 Tim Elliott
KTM
10
2
4:11
Old Timers
43 Bill Kuch
Honda
687
2
4:26
Old Timers
57 Jim Monroe
KTM
76
2
4:42
Over the Hill
35 Justin Fussell
KTM
234
2
4:11
Old Timers
44 John Thomas
ATK
142
2
4:27
200cc
10 Jeff Roeth
Kawasaki
1046
2
4:42
250cc
20 Jerod Bulpin
Kawasaki
793
2
4:11
Over the Hill
46 Larry Ward
Honda
223
2
4:27
Old Timers
58 Steve Haapala
KTM
1043
2
4:42
Open
46 Clark Nielsen
Yamaha
36
2
4:11
Team
32 Seylor & Pagh
ATK
376
2
4:28
Open
66 Shane Coon
Yamaha
716
2
4:43
Over the Hill
36 Brian Hogan
KTM
141
2
4:12
Over the Hill
47 Scott Parker
KTM
232
2
4:28
Old Timers
59 Jim Broglio
?
285
2
4:43
Team
22 Ferfuson & Walters
KTM
422
2
4:12
200cc
7
Suzuki
449
2
4:29
Over the Hill
57 Tony Boggs
Honda
288
2
4:43
Open
47 Jeremy McVicker
KTM
438
2
4:13
Old Timers
45 Brian Felske
Honda
1063
2
4:30
250cc
32 Andy Moll
Suzuki
647
2
4:44
Over the Hill
37 Mark Diminot
Honda
673
2
4:13
Old Timers
46 Mike Lauer
Honda
262
2
4:30
200cc
11 Kyle Bowles
KTM
667
2
4:44
Old Timers
32 Gordon Lawter
Suzuki
771
2
4:13
Old Timers
47 Rick Andersen
KTM
156
2
4:30
Open
67 Garrett Smith
KTM
758
2
4:44
Team
23 Roberts & Roberts
Honda
428
2
4:14
200cc
8
Honda
787
2
4:30
Old Timers
60 Michael Emerson
Yamaha
618
2
4:44
250cc
21 Patrick Wheelock
KTM
446
2
4:15
Open
54 Michael Nethery
Honda
71
2
4:31
Open
68 Fred Brownfield
Yamaha
659
2
4:44
Team
24 BROYLES & Wilson
KTM
369
2
4:15
Old Timers
48 Jerry Lemke
KTM
241
2
4:31
Open
69 Ryan Schoonover
Yamaha
606
2
4:44
250cc
22 Ron Carpenter
KTM
213
2
4:15
Old Timers
49 Wain Jarvi
KTM
330
2
4:31
Over the Hill
58 Jeff Hiatt
KTM
9
2
4:44
2
4:15
2
4:31
Old Timers
61 Brent Paul
KTM
797
2
4:45
Over the Hill
38 Donnie Gaskins
?
310
Open
Arthur King
Cody Walters
55 Peter Abeyta
Honda
435
Over the Hill
39 Bob Olson
Honda
179
2
4:15
Old Timers
50 Ron Patterson
Yamaha
1054
2
4:31
Over the Hill
59 Robert Talich
?
316
2
4:45
Team
25 Olin & Armstrong
Kawasaki
400
2
4:16
Old Timers
51 Allen Clarke
Yamaha
103
2
4:32
Over the Hill
60 Nathan Blaszak
KTM
700
2
4:45
250cc
23 Gabe Morse
KTM
1083
2
4:16
Over the Hill
48 Doug Smith
Honda
191
2
4:32
Over the Hill
61 Dan Hart
?
286
2
4:46
Old Timers
33 John Wayne
Honda
281
2
4:16
Open
56 Rob Sorensen
Honda
63
2
4:32
Team
37 Bellamy & Bellamy
Honda
253
2
4:46
250cc
24 Chris Poitras
Yamaha
13
2
4:16
Open
57 Andrew Freeburg
KTM
890
2
4:33
250cc
33 TYLER TRIPP
Kawasaki
129
2
4:46
Open
48 Paul Fischer
KTM
750
2
4:17
Open
58 Jason Justis
Yamaha
82
2
4:33
Old Timers
62 Mike Rosnin
KTM
755
2
4:47
Old Timers
34 Steven Svedarsky
KTM
783
2
4:17
Team
33 Ni??? & Sears
Honda
420
2
4:33
250cc
34 Andrew Stuart
KTM
761
2
4:47
Old Timers
35 Ken Porter
Husqvarna 625
2
4:17
Over the Hill
49 Steve Row
Yamaha
705
2
4:33
250cc
35 Travis Lea??
Honda
190
2
4:47
Over the Hill
40 Christian Ervin
Yamaha
138
2
4:18
Over the Hill
50 Loren Tonsgard
Husqvarna
75
2
4:34
Over the Hill
62 Chris Lorton
Yamaha
792
2
4:47
Old Timers
36 Kent Swick
Yamaha
140
2
4:18
Open
59 Monty Hendrickson
Kawasaki
150
2
4:34
Team
38 Sawoggs & Wilcox
KTM
374
2
4:48
Open
49 Jeremy Lee
Kawasaki
115
2
4:18
Team
34 Gillette & Stoneback
KTM
404
2
4:35
Open
70 Joe Schultz
Honda
439
2
4:48
Over the Hill
41 Henry Miller
Honda
230
2
4:18
Open
60 Andrew Drager
?
293
2
4:35
Over the Hill
63 Nick Leighton
Honda
196
2
4:49
Over the Hill
42 Mark Heimbigner
Honda
620
2
4:18
Old Timers
52 Devin Lindstrand
Honda
250
2
4:35
Old Timers
63 Chris Maritz
Honda
1023
2
4:49
Team
26 Williams & Venters
KTM
370
2
4:18
Team
35 Swayze & Kainski
Kawasaki
269
2
4:35
Open
71 Aaron McVay
Suzuki
732
2
4:49
Open
50 Greg Dore
KTM
218
2
4:19
Over the Hill
51 Delbert Schroeder
?
318
2
4:37
Open
72 Gregory Erickson
TM
22
2
4:50
Old Timers
37 Greg Frank
KTM
246
2
4:19
Team
36 Price & McCune
KTM
421
2
4:37
Over the Hill
64 Joe Stricklaund
KTM
188
2
4:50
2
4:20
2
4:37
200cc
12 Vince Nysti
Honda
709
2
4:51
Open
51 Willis Olson
?
366
Open
61 Jason Downs
KTM
448
Team
27 Wiyrick & Oliver
Yamaha
395
2
4:20
250cc
28 Kevin Green
KTM
23
2
4:37
Over the Hill
65 Jared Mausten
Yamaha
266
2
4:51
250cc
25 Doug Waterman
Honda
43
2
4:20
200cc
9
Kawasaki
796
2
4:37
Over the Hill
66 Miles Elledge
KTM
644
2
4:51
Over the Hill
43 John Mills
Honda
707
2
4:21
250cc
29 Brandon Burgess
Suzuki
683
2
4:38
Open
73 Ryan Nelson
Yamaha
447
2
4:51
Over the Hill
44 Gavin Williams
KTM
780
2
4:21
Open
62 Jered Billings
Yamaha
265
2
4:38
Old Timers
64 Bruno Thielmann
Honda
603
2
4:51
Over the Hill
45 Matt Hannah
Honda
617
2
4:21
Old Timers
53 Anthony Housten
Honda
497
2
4:38
Old Timers
65 Dick McLean
Yamaha
862
2
4:52
Old Timers
38 Matt VanArbaolen
KTM
657
2
4:21
Old Timers
54 Brian Thompson
Honda
100
2
4:38
Open
74 Justin Kegley
Honda
58
2
4:52
Old Timers
39 Roger Sipkes
Honda
878
2
4:21
Over the Hill
52 Wade Strizic
KTM
273
2
4:39
Team
39 Theson & DeHart
Honda
405
2
4:52
Old Timers
40 Kurt Anderson
Honda
162
2
4:22
Over the Hill
53 Gabe Warner
Honda
664
2
4:39
Old Timers
66 Shaun Duncan
Honda
244
2
4:53
Team
28 Northup & Newson
Honda
412
2
4:22
Open
63 Dustin Haugen
Honda
790
2
4:39
Old Timers
67 Michael Brun
?
336
2
4:53
Mike Woodey
FLATOUT • APRIL 5TH & 6TH, 2008
37
2007 DESERT 100
FINISHERS
Open
75 Ed Grant
Honda
225
2
4:54
Old Timers
81 Robert Thompson
Yamaha
85
2
5:06
Old Timers
95 Mike Crawford
KTM
351
2
5:23
200cc
13 Robert Monroe
KTM
61
2
4:54
250cc
40 Jason Bringle
Yamaha
735
2
5:06
Over the Hill
90 Jimmy Stocker
Honda
766
2
5:23
Over the Hill
67 Jonathon Romig
Yamaha
676
2
4:54
Old Timers
82 Mark Harry
Honda
257
2
5:07
Old Timers
96 Bill McVay
Suzuki
722
2
5:23
250cc
36 Jacob Leith
??????
259
2
4:54
250cc
41 Sam Merrill
Kawasaki
279
2
5:07
Open
97 Clint Skullerud
Honda
326
2
5:23
Over the Hill
68 Jason Holtrop
KTM
110
2
4:54
250cc
42 Bodie Fuller
Honda
1051
2
5:07
Old Timers
97 John Hendrickson
Honda
1018
2
5:24
2
4:54
2
5:07
250cc
50 Kyle Bonn???
Suzuki
26
2
5:25
Old Timers
68 Russell Mueller
?
294
Old Timers
83 Dennis Quaah
KTM
116
Team
40 Ruth & Austin
Yamaha
379
2
4:55
Open
86 Taylor Rains
Kawasaki
1012
2
5:07
250cc
51 Jeff Johnson
KTM
682
2
5:26
Open
76 Cody Niebehr
Honda
543
2
4:55
250cc
43 Emilie Moreshead
Yamaha
172
2
5:07
Old Timers
98 Allen Filipower
KTM
239
2
5:27
Open
77 Erik Hansen
Kawasaki
39
2
4:55
Old Timers
84 David Schiess
Kawasaki
861
2
5:08
Over the Hill
91 Phil Maine
Honda
769
2
5:27
Over the Hill
69 Patrick Koether
Yamaha
747
2
4:55
Old Timers
85 James Kitterman
?
320
2
5:08
250cc
52 Daniel Stuart
Honda
762
2
5:28
250cc
37 Jared Henden
Honda
301
2
4:55
Old Timers
86 Monte Arthur
Kawasaki
496
2
5:08
Open
98 Travis Johnson
KTM
195
2
5:28
Over the Hill
70 Steve Anders
Honda
1075
2
4:55
Team
46 Filkins & Stansbury
KTM
434
2
5:09
Over the Hill
92 Andrew Bliss
KTM
703
2
5:29
Old Timers
69 Ken Shorin
Honda
883
2
4:56
Old Timers
87 Brian Hicks
KTM
791
2
5:09
Old Timers
99 Scott Dehap
Kawasaki
105
2
5:30
Open
78 Don Bond
Honda
437
2
4:57
Old Timers
88 Lonnie Alexander
Suzuki
240
2
5:09
200cc
15 Jeremy Chutich
Kawasaki
1009
2
5:30
Over the Hill
71 Jay Goodman
KTM
308
2
4:57
Open
87 Brian Bauer
KTM
3
2
5:09
250cc
53 Devin Bentz
Honda
183
2
5:31
Over the Hill
72 Jon Bodwell
Yamaha
261
2
4:58
Over the Hill
80 John Cooke
Honda
650
2
5:09
Open
99 Ryan Cox
Honda
871
2
5:34
Open
79 Starsun Heided
Yamaha
118
2
4:58
Old Timers
89 Dave LaTourette
Honda
155
2
5:10
250cc
54 Andrew Friedman
Honda
168
2
5:34
Team
41 Brown & Hall
Yamaha
423
2
4:59
Team
47 Wiyrick & Oliver
KTM
391
2
5:10
Old Timers
100 Todd Boutin
Yamaha
199
2
5:34
Over the Hill
73 Mike Richardson
Yamaha
723
2
4:59
250cc
44 Jake Waite
Honda
492
2
5:10
Old Timers
101 Jeff Benson
Yamaha
630
2
5:35
Old Timers
70 Mike Lee
?
317
2
5:00
Open
88 Sean Svensrud
Honda
1040
2
5:13
Open
100 Jacob Gray
Honda
712
2
5:37
Old Timers
71 Pat Cary
KTM
1002
2
5:00
Open
89 Mark Morley
Honda
774
2
5:13
Old Timers
102 Troy Turner
Honda
1077
2
5:38
Old Timers
72 Wade Mauhl
Kawasaki
772
2
5:00
Open
90 John McBride
Yamaha
194
2
5:14
Old Timers
103 Jeff Baird
Suzuki
46
2
5:40
2
5:00
2
5:14
Over the Hill
93 Philip Branchley
Yamaha
78
2
5:41
Over the Hill
74 Dustin Gerlach
KTM
133
Open
91 Blake Mowat
Honda
610
Open
80 Brady Davis
Kawasaki
306
2
5:00
Open
92 Makary Hutson
Yamaha
184
2
5:14
Old Timers
104 Dan Erickson
KTM
Team
42 Kleven & Oehlert
KTM
419
2
5:01
Over the Hill
81 Troy Satherland
KTM
789
2
5:14
250cc
55 Travis Bentler
Yamaha
Open
81 Adam Veeder
Honda
130
2
5:01
Old Timers
90 Davor Mandic
Husqvarna
72
2
5:14
250cc
56 Ken Harding
Over the Hill
75 Cody Short
KTM
1045
2
5:01
250cc
45 Scott Brown
Yamaha
57
2
5:14
Open
Old Timers
73 Brian Smilen
KTM
312
2
5:01
250cc
46 Eric Mitchell
KTM
64
2
5:15
Old Timers
74 Darren Berney
Suzuki
607
2
5:01
Open
93 M Regan
Yamaha
738
2
Open
82 Kevin Pinkstaff
Yamaha
697
2
5:02
Open
94 Ried Hurtig
Honda
132
250cc
38 Mike Suter
Honda
882
2
5:02
Old Timers
91 Doug Lawrence
Yamaha
Old Timers
75 Hans Fuller
KTM
749
2
5:02
Old Timers
92 Ken McClelland
Over the Hill
76 Greg Thode
Suzuki
164
2
5:02
250cc
Open
83 Derek Mitchell
?
338
2
5:03
Old Timers
76 Michael Shay
KTM
1001
2
Open
84 Michel Brant
Honda
390
Old Timers
77 James Gibson
?
Team
43 Wheaton & Young
Over the Hill
77 Jimmy Doran
Old Timers
78 Derek Dahl
20
2
5:41
1021
2
5:42
Husqvarna
98
2
5:42
101 Terry Stinson
KTM
304
2
5:43
Team
50 Williamson & McNiel
Yamaha
284
2
5:43
5:15
Old Timers
105 Harry Childers
Beta
124
2
5:48
2
5:15
Over the Hill
94 Chris Mullen
Suzuki
34
2
5:49
776
2
5:16
Open
102 James McCormick
Suzuki
346
2
5:50
KTM
450
2
5:16
200cc
16 Cody Benson
Honda
628
2
5:51
47 Charley Perini
Honda
1081
2
5:16
Old Timers
106 Mike Mazza
KTM
748
2
5:52
Over the Hill
82 Rodney Smith
Yamaha
702
2
5:16
Old Timers
107 John Smith
Honda
1061
2
5:53
5:03
Open
95 Cameron Templeton
Honda
698
2
5:17
Open
103 William Coddington
KTM
1031
2
5:54
2
5:03
Over the Hill
83 Nathan Baughman
?
357
2
5:17
Old Timers
108 David Butler
Yamaha
41
2
5:56
335
2
5:04
250cc
48 Scott Wikman
Honda
879
2
5:17
Old Timers
109 Steve Simpson
Honda
86
2
5:57
Yamaha
424
2
5:04
Team
48 McIntosh & McIntosh
Honda
406
2
5:18
Over the Hill
95 Hanie Becker
Yamaha
737
2
5:58
?
298
2
5:04
Team
49 Walker & Walker
Kawasaki
385
2
5:19
Old Timers
110 David Hughes
Kawasaki
107
2
5:59
2
5:04
2
5:19
Over the Hill
96 Tony Kovacevic
Honda
89
2
6:00
KTM
695
Old Timers
93 Tim Harmon
KTM
891
Old Timers
79 Mike Hardenbergh
Yamaha
303
2
5:05
Over the Hill
84 Ty McClellan
Suzuki
119
2
5:19
Team
44 Andersen & ??????
KTM
264
2
5:05
Open
96 Jerrod Chutich
Yamaha
1010
2
5:20
Super Senior
1
Ron Burns
KTM
524
1
1:44
Over the Hill
78 Fred Best
Yamaha
885
2
5:05
Over the Hill
85 Kerrington West
Honda
668
2
5:20
15 & Under
1
Matthew Clarke
Yamaha
523
1
1:46
250cc
39 Eric Fonn
Honda
51
2
5:05
Over the Hill
86 Michael Webster
Yamaha
113
2
5:20
15 & Under
2
Alex Gibbs
KTM
592
1
1:48
Old Timers
80 James Cox
Suzuki
870
2
5:06
Over the Hill
87 Eric Nelson
Kawasaki
658
2
5:20
15 & Under
3
Ryan Kummerfeldt
Yamaha
537
1
1:50
Team
45 Dunn & Headrick
Yamaha
433
2
5:06
250cc
49 Erik Burgess
Yamaha
106
2
5:21
Super Senior
2
Greg Burns
KTM
521
1
1:51
Open
85 Arne Koenig
Yamaha
652
2
5:06
Old Timers
94 Rich Miller
KTM
160
2
5:22
Super Senior
3
Tom Torpen
KTM
596
1
1:51
200cc
14 Jordan Reed
KTM
1078
2
5:06
Over the Hill
88 Steve Patmorf
Kawasaki
99
2
5:22
Super Senior
4
Kevin Bise
KTM
552
1
1:52
Over the Hill
79 Gabe Mausten
Yamaha
1070
2
5:06
Over the Hill
89 Yanley Longstant
Suzuki
111
2
5:22
15 & Under
4
Kyle Konkler
KTM
469
1
1:53
FLATOUT • APRIL 5TH & 6TH, 2008
38
Class
Pos
Name
Bike
No.
Lap Time