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NOBTII Racing Association Califom ia's Finest Off -Road Race . Rain or Snow or Shin e AT CALIFORNI A C ITY SUNDAY, JANUARY 4th $12,000 cash purse up to 70 %rider payback Based on 50 Pro entries and 100 Semipro entries (pro-rated) purse fo rwa rd or backwa~d Semipro Class I (Novice) No Amate u rs or Experts here Pro Class/(Amate ur Expe rt) Money and Awards Money and A wards 5 0% cas h Pitv IlR<;k - 20% l ra p hlll5 10 Iloc h lflAm m,l1O$ - .. n - 60 ')(,ClIIIh pa y bac k p lu s 10'X0of $l!!mlp!"O!l'~ 10 % IrOph oei lO ea ch 'eammate - ",,, , . , n l Tee Sturl$ " n.ah .... med.! ls . 1 pay pa t lllo n 101 e....... 5 " n UIllSo_ralt y 10 pOlil lOns ffilllII im um . Plus calh bo rws 10 151· 0-200 " n ishe . - 250 h", sher Open l ,n .$he r - Solo h n.shft Entry Information 1 2 00 .0 0 e n l ' lI - T" "'.... O' sa 'o. An A.....' "", m l ", 11 Mno 1. "' 0 ..,ul ,""oI OC OOY o ' " '''''''' ,,:.II.o n. on .y Am ",I A m "'" MH I ....11I Q ... ",. lI y ' 0 ' A m . 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Solo Entnes ccennow - close December 20th d ue to Holiday mail ~tuation; 10% penalty on pos t entry • Start and finish at Galilee Park. Californ ia Cit V • Com plete cam ping facilibes, free shower. fire places. cam p store s .esu'I$ . 'z" z > .J Send Entry 10 : m :st:R T RACIS G ASSOC I,\ T IO N :!O :\11,1 10: Tum 200 Bill Blo mgren dodges the flack at t he new Rosebur g Stad iu m MX track. B01l.260 5 Clli£OI" nq Cil y , CaJ i£orai.1l 9 3 S0S • For in forma t ion call 11141 3 73 ·4641 ! r.":R(~":R("nt."nt.~~~~~~~~~ N I ~ N ~ fit l\' fit Q\ One coupon per customer I certificate ~ ~ . ~ T5 00 W For _ Pay to Christmas gifts fo r motorcyclists ap;~e:~::~~.~~ accesso~ purch ase that exceeds $30 .00 in accessori es (Valid until J an . 1. 19 76) This offer only good at : r . r T&OYamaha 24020 Narbonne Ave., Lomita, CA 90717 (213) 534-2311 .. ~ • One of California's larges t stockin g Yamaha & Husq var na ~ Oregon's first \l; W stadium MX \l; ~ .. ... W \l; W ~ ~ r~2;;~;;;;;~~22~222f1:. Bay Area Bultaco Grand Opening Sale 350 250 360 ··250 360 Alpin a Frontera Frontera Pursang . . : Pursang ~~ $1046 $1143 $1 2 19 $1147 $1 299 Hodaka Dirt Squirt Combat Wombat Super CombatSuper Rat Road Toad $361 $503 $656 $617 $488 /~~ BAYAREABULTACO 56 06 W. Manchester Ave .• West chester. CA 9004 5 I m ~O) 30 \, ~., -"':~ O' 213-649 -1700 6 blocks West of the San Diego Freeway H(l)DAKA was the 360 Expert main. All evening riders had been havin g troubles with the starting methods of Ro y Dayton. Many riders lost their cool with Roy at the start of this one. Robin Hill and Big John Grant were sent to the penalty lin e for creeping. After two restarts Grant lost his cool. Wheels were creeep ing, clutches were coo king. and Grant blew up, pushed his bike to the front of the - line and blocked the race. After lots of yelling and screaming the race finally got underway. Greg Ferguso n took the hassles with a grain of sal t and also the number o ne spot in the race. Grant, who should have rec eived an Oscar for his performance. rode (or creeped] all the way up from the penalty line to take second. • By Lynne Diltz ROSEB URG , ORE., NOV. 23 Stadium motocross got o ff to a shaky start in Southern Oregon as the Cross Country Riders host ed th e first meet at th e Dou glas County Fairgrounds a t Roseburg. The ti ght tr ac k was a different ex pe rienc e for the Southern Oregon riders, wh o are us ed to natural terrain, bu t it didn't tak e them long to ge t th e right combination. Chris Washburn flew o u t in th e seco nd division of I25s and wip ed ou t in the first sharp righ r, He mad e up time, a fter learning the hard wa y , and finished fourth. When t he seco nd moto was w aved off, Washburn was in fron t with Clay Watson and Randy Wing and it looked like a h air-raising moto until Wing and Watson colli ded. Washburn flat moved, lapping the last man after only four times around. Wing tried a comeback but lost a ch ain , and Watson had to be taken for medical aide, to repair a nasty gash in ' his arm. Darryl Hamilton ! T he guy to whom everything bad happened (b ro ken ch ains , berry vines, endos, oak trees, etc.] rode a good first moto , racking up Th e second time o u t, a second. he dumped it during th e first rush and was out of it for th e rest of the dav . • Carnegie MX By W. H. Spencer UVERMORE, CAL., NOV. 22 It was the last Blue Point race for the D-36 1975 season and Mike Marquez picked up most of the points in the Expert ranks after a win in each moto of 125 Experts. The eight points acquired moved him up from the bottom of the list and into the top 10. . Marquez came fro m the middle of the pac k in both motos to win over Mike Hersman w ho led the middle lapsofthe second moto . Bob Gerfert slipped behind the point count of Jeff Watts for fourth .and Mike Preston picked up some points for a little lower Blue Plate for nex t year. Not really retired scrambler Pat Brown won th e first ' moto Open class, but blew it up at the checkered and failed to start in the second givin g Jeff Loff the easy win. Loff had it easy in • th e second With a wire to wire job. Hlebo captures top D-36scrambles spot By Ann Carr CENTRAL VALLEY, CAL NOV. 29-30 Since J anuary o f this year John Hlebo, Kim J orgensen, Duane Spence, and J eff Eide have battled for District 36 's Number One scrambles spot. This weekend, when the suspense was supposed to be over at La Grange , these two yo ung men ended up in a de ad tie after 11 months of racing. The tie was broken by counting wins and Hlebo was declared Nu mber One on the basis of 19 wins to J orgy's 16. In addition to the top spot tie, three other dead heats developed after a year's racing. Steve Parker aced out Dennis Spence for BP 11 and Matt Carothers topped Duane Yarrow for BP_I5 (These two went down to number of seconds) . and Ascot Pro Alex Jorgensen slipp d by ' Mitch Davidson for BP 20 (6 wins to 3). •