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The banner appeared to be up from a certain angle on the start line, but due to a perception problem, it was difficult to see it was not unfurled. This resulted in a premature start for abou t fifteen of the racers. The rest of the line rem ain ed , however, and after a delay of abou t 20 min u tes the race was on. The eager racers surged ahead, each one in ten t on being the first to catch a glimpse of the much talked-about nude check; All of those persistent riders who made it to the first were not disappointed - the reality exceed many expectations, and a few careless riders wandered off the trail a bit, Others managed to keep their minds on the race. Brent Wallingsford (HUSl finished the race'Ilrst (in the 8 ;20 start overall and first 250. Tom Schell (Suz followed as second 250 with Gary Conner (Yam ) third. Mike Edmondson (Yam) took the honors for the Open Fit, durability and protection never felt this good before! 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The Senior class was won overall by Art Knapp IHus), who also took the first Senior Open Expeit. Second Senior Open Expert was Dick Camp (Yam), third was Bruce Llewellam (Yam) . George Walker (C-A) triumphed over the Senior Expert 250 class, followed by Grumpy (Yam) and Wendell Park Sr. (C·A). Cherry Stockton (Bul) won the Women's Division, with Juanita Morris (Yam) first Women Amateur, and Lisa Christianson (Yam) first Trail Novice. First Beginner to get the checkered flag was Ed Ogden Jr, on a Yamaha, followed by Mike Llewellen (Yam). In the Amateur class, J. Ore ndoff (Yam) was the; first Open, t he first Amateur 250 spot was taken by Nate Sciaqua (Yam) . T,im Fagg (Oss) finis hed in the first Amateur C-b ike slot, while the first Trail bike Amateur was Tim Larson (Yam ). The race showed a lot of hard work by the Desert Daisys, who were working with a crew of about seven or eight clubmembers, Other than the c onfusion over the start, the race seemed to be a good desert race. Aside from a few unhappy Novices looking for a 'pansy' race, m ost riders had favorable commen ts and very big smiles. • Results in Results Section . 754 for Hcdaka Maico eatal09