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Jim Rice, hardly a roadracing specialist, kept in close contention for the
begun raining hard as Brelsford poured
on to the drag strip weU over 80 miles an
hour. He hydroplaned on a puddle and
slid off the course. A clump of dirt sent
him sprawling through the air and he
came to rest inches from the guard rail.
He was shaken but fortunately suffered
only a hand injury.
John Green, a privateer from
Carmichael, Calif., won the second
running of the new Novice·J unior
Lightweight class on a Yamaha. The
lead went first to Rudy Galindo of
Santa Fe Springs, Calif., then Jimmy
Chen. Mike Lane who started from the
back row after falling in his heat, moved
ahead and soon had several seconds on
the pack. Green slipped past Chen and
Galindo and, with eight laps to go,
found himself in the lead after Lane
broke. Chen and Galindo were wire to
each other and fought so hard that
Green's lead had aU but vanished by the
time they cr~ssed the finish line,
Galindo barely in second. Daytona and
Loudon
Novice
winner
Howard
Lynngaard finished fifth.
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Stu Nichols of Edmondson, Wash.,
'lost a gas cap at the start and collided
with Scott Brelsford on the Iltst tum.
Hot half-mile Novice Scott Brelsford decided to try roadracing for the first time on Jim' Odorn's
TD·2. just to see what it was like. Surprise, surprise.
Both riders were unhurt but both
Yarnahas were destroyed by fire.
(Results on page 24)
Winner Kef Carruthen looks over his shoulder at Cal Rayborn during Saturday's lightweight race.
Gary Nixon was silent for a while, after his
Triumph broke.
IIDISTRICT 38"
SCOTT KING
ACCRA·ADELANTO 200 Miler
Montesa 2nd 250cc
5th Overall
Ridden by Armond Caprio and Tom Newgent
July 3,1971
Scott King
No. 1 District 38 Open Class
360 Montesa
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