Jey Springsteen, shown here eerty in the progrem, won Itt Louisville to cleim his second- streight Cemel Pro Series win. Springer, however, lost his feetory
XR750 to Gery Scott. w~o posted the $8,600 end won In e drewlng over three othere, including Springsteen.
AMA Grand National Championship! Camel Pro Series - Round seven
Springer wins; Scott claims,
also wins
By Gary Van Voorhis
LOUISVILLE, KY,JUNE4
AMA Grand National Champion Jay Springsteen rode to his second consecutive victory in
as many weeks, and in doing so, took a firm
grasp on the championship series points lead.
St
' Ekl d for th
d
eve ~
un,
e secon
week ,m a row played ru~1Der-up
on his Zanotti Enterprises XR
while third spot was filled by
10
Springer's Harley-Davidson teammate
Ted Boody . Rounding out the top five
were Ganh Brow, aboard the
Klotz/Wiseco Piston XR and Hank
Scott riding for Carl Partick Racing.
.
However, the checkered nag did not
signal a~ end to the warfa~e . Gary
Scott, WIth a S6,50? check m hand
sou.ght out ra~e of!iclals and .lodged a
claim on Spnnger s XR. SPYJngst~n,
Chuck Palmgren an:d Mlk~ Kldd
entered counter claims (VIa H ,D
money). But when the draw was made,
it was Scott who overcame the odds.
" Luck, " said Scott, "is finally turning
in my direction ."
S~ott ~ad !odged not only a c1ai~ on
Spnnger 5 bike , but. ~ protest agamst
hIm. also. Scott, citing Chapte~ X,
~tlon 23 of the ~~A professional
dirt track .competition rule b