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Cycle News 1971 05 04

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r------- F~IN~I~S~H~T~H~E:..2F~U:!!N!!N!.Y!...==::::::::::==__, .- ~ :::E Tlte Big Question At Ade'anto Wlto's M,ster, Clterr, Picier? By Dale Coa Is ADELANTO, CAL., April 18, 1971 - A record 510 riders braved wind, sleet and even snow in Cajon Pass before breaking out into the sunshine of the high desert for a full day of racing at the Sportsman Racing Association Beginner and Novice Scrambles. Many riders felt that the new, 'eigh t-mile course was one of the best yet. It was almost half sandwash which, began to "whoop-de-do" toward days end but remained relatively dust free. Almost every event will have at least 'One "Cherry-Picker" show up to try for an easy trophy. This Sunday he surfaced in the 250 Beginner race. A District 37 mo toerosser signed up as having ridden less than three races then proceeded to blow everyone into the weeds on the fllst lap. His lead was so great that the starter, an Amateur, jumped on a bike ~ w Z W ..J U > U Ah-hum. ..Hear, er, Read ye, Read ye, Read yeo By command of his royal highness (the publisher), be it known that on this day forward and continuing through the prescribed date and time of midnight, May 8, in the year 1971, a contest will transpire between all of the readers of this newspaper. May it also be known that this will be a contest of wits, with the best attempt to be awarded his royal highness' most valuable possession (a $5 bill). Send ye entries to FINISH THE FUNNY, clo Cycle News, P.O. Box 498, Long Beach, 90801. We'll do the rest. ... - and followed him for a lap to see just h ow fast he was going. This, plus his District rttord of 45 transfer points, led to his disqualification. The younger let got it on next in the 0-125 Beginners under 16 race. Some of the youngsten show such style and class that many older riders are glad they are in a separate class. A number of desert riden who came out to SRA races for the fllSt time commented on how smoothly the organization operated with no sign up lines and every race starting exactly on the minute. This was the last SRA race in the Adelanto area for a while as they move up to California City on May 9 to begin their Cyclone Series in which a new Suzuki 400 MX will be given to the high point Novice with a smaller Suzuki going to some lucky Beginner. (Results on page 24) . Girls Featured At ARA Race By David Oberhelman SOGGY DRY LAKE, CAL., April 25, settle for no finish b'ut at this race he 1971 - Arroyo Racing Assoc. presented and his Bultaco made it all up by finishing 5 minute ahead of second its second European scrambles at Soggy Dry Lake on April 25, 1971.1n spite of place Jay Zupan on a Yamaha. high winds and cool temperatures, the A 250 runner, Troy Hollis (Suz), ran event drew a large crowd of racers. behind for seven laps before moving The feature attraction of the day was into first ahead of James Close on a the one lap Powder Puff which was won Bultaco. Close ended up with a tight by Michelle Holman. Placing second was second place of fellow Bultaco rider MarJean Sturgis. Michelle was riding her Dave Slonim who fmished third. first race on her husband's 250 Yamaha. First place in the Open class was Lorern Holmberg teamed with a taken by Gary Colberg on a Husky, who Harley-Davidson Baja to show everyone decisively beat Yamaha rider Stephan the way home in the Trailbike class. Hedgcoth. One of the molt impressive Second place fmisher Keith Meyer, on a rides of the class Wal turned in by Keith Hodaka Mettise stated later, "1 bad it Meyer on his Hodaka Mettise who wide open, but I just couldn't catch that • placed seventh in the final event of the Baja!" .. day. In the 125 class it was Chris Arroyo Racing Association will hold Wattson's day from start to finish. At its next event on May 9, 15 miles north Arroyo Racing's last scrambles Chris of Victorville off the Barstow freeway. blew while in 2nd place and had to (Results on page 24) Valerian's, the one-stop motoeross shop. Ditto tor . desert. -'. . GO GO GO GO GO GO GO GO GO GO GO GO GO GO' WIN WIN WIN WIN WIN WIN WIN WITH RICKMAN! APRIL 10 ·11 Indian Dunes ACE MOTOCROSS '1st12:i cc Div.1I DAVE KOLBE - RICKMAN Micro 125 APRIL 15 ASCOT PARK CMC NIGHT MOTOCROSS 1st 125cc Senoir BRUCE BARON· RICKMAN Micro 125 APRIL 17 ·18 INDIAN DUNES VIEWFINDERS GRAND PRIX 1st Open Novice JOHN CALVERT· RICKMAN Metisse 650 2nd Open Novice JACK MYRICK· RICKMAN Metisse 650 APRIL 18 SADDLEBACK PARK CMC MOTOCROSS 1st 250 Junior Div II LES SCHULZ· RICKMAN 250 MotoCross APRIL 18 CARLSBAD RACEWAY ACA MOTOCROSS 1st 250 Senior BRUCE BARON· RICKMAN 250 MotoCross SHOULDN'T YOUR NAME BE ON THIS WINNERS LIST? ...i ~v~~~o~ ~ 0

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