Big night of races at Lodi Cycle Bowl

Hollister’s Michael Inderbitizen pulled away late for the victory in the Open Pro class on Saturday in motorcycle races at the Lodi Cycle Bowl.

Tony Meiring of Tracy earned the hole shot to start the race, and led for seven laps before giving way. Lodi’s Christian Spurgeon and Concord’s Andrew Luker battled Meiring for second, before Meiring finished second and Spurgeon third.

Other winners on Saturday were Jason Craven of Madera in the Vintage A class, Lodi’s Weston Well in the 250cc C class, Lodi’s Spurgeon in the 250cc B class, Santa Rosa’s Devin Konnoff in the 250cc A class, Eric Konnoff in the Super Senior C class, Bill Canary of El Dorado Hills in the Super Senio B class, Tyler Judd Jr. of Valley Springs in the 450cc Open C class, Joseph Knight of Stockton in the Super Senior A class, Lodi’s Jonathan Well in the Vet C class, Judd in the 450cc Open Am class, Cole Pattee of Modesto in the 450cc Open B class, Lodi’s William McDonnell in the Vintage Twins class, Nathan Dart of Benicia in the Vintage C class, Patrick Brill Jr. of Millbrae in the Vintage B class, Ken Hale of San Joaquin in the Vintage AM class, Robert McCarty of Valley Springs in the Senior A class, Hale in the Master C class, Ross Ross of San Jose in the Master B class, Craig Scroggins of Waterford in the Master A class, Spurgeon in the 250 Heads Up class, Knight in the Vet A class, Denice Be-

rard of Reno in the women’s class, Dean Rabideau of Citrus Heights in the 100cc Youth Stock C class, Elk Grove’s Dominic Demario in the 85cc Heads Up class, Maverick Well of Lodi in the Mini AM class, Travis Horne of La Verne in the 65cc C class, Gary King of Sacramento in the Adult 230 class, Kayden Blodgett of Valley Springs in the Class 4 PW 48, Elijah Paz of Castro Valley in the Class #3 PW 4-8 and Jett Katarzy of Tracy in the Class #2 PW 7-8.