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L eft: The f1 yl n' Hawalf an John De Solo.
Above: Chuck Mlnert hel d hi . own. Belo w:
100 Jr •• wi th event ual 5th pla cer J eff ( 2&)
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Americ(Jns
Then he wheelied up, down and around
facing backwards! (It anyone got a photo
of this, Cycle News would love to buy it .)
Quite a few of the Americans didn't
ans wer the cal l to the exhibition r ace,
they were too welnered s o the Europeans
scampered around the track mostly on
their own.
Westlake proved one thing - we're not
as bad as we were two years ago when
Torsten Hallman made his first visit
By Maureen Lee
Photos by John Shedd, B111 Pettigrew,
Tom Culp and Maur een Lee
...
here. And we're not as bad as we were
last year as Americans are now substantially further up the finish list than
they used to be.
Yankee determination Is paying off but
there's still a way to go. Our riders don't
seem to start s er iously young enough,
but we'll give the Eur opeans two names
to watch for In coming years - Jimmy
Stein and Ji m Wils on.
(Results on page 16)
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Dirtd g
ig ersM.C. 10th Annual Noy. 9, 1968
HOPETOW GRAND P
RIX
sf
Bryan
250cc ExhibitiO
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2!50cc Class
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250cc Jr. Class
Jim
WADE
AND
2S0cc Greeves'
WILSON
2S0cc Greeves
B ryan Wade wiShes to expres s his apol ogy to the
people who came to see hi m ride at Westlake
Village and f urth er state: he was NEVER under
suspens ion from the 'ACU.
Thank You
SEE YO GREEVE~ D~~~E~
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(See lener page 41
NICHOLSON MO TORS INC. (20 years experience)
