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Cycle News 1979 03 21

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IDAYTONA '7 ~ t , 1T0p)Lookin' good at tum one are the eventual 1-2 placers Jimmy Weinert 121) and Bob Hannah 111. Also jammin' are Frank Stacy 135), Gaylon Mosier 110), Greg R 148) and Gary Semics lbehind Hannah). IAbove) The Jammer was so drained by the high-energy race it took a five-photo sequence to get the champagne open. . " AMA/Toyota Supercross Series - Round five Weinert cashes in on Hannah's "stupi maining to take the win . By Charles Morey DAYTONA BEACH, FL , MAR. 10 "It was my stupid mistake," Team Yamaha's Bob Hannah admitted when Daytona Cycle Week's AMA/Toyota Supercross was over. Hannah had led the event for the final one- .18 third of its 12-1ap duration , but Team Kawasaki's "j am m in' jim- I cane"Weinert passed the "H ur'remy" riwith' tess-rhan one 'hlp I '" read (he lap board wrong, " ' H a nna h continued, "I was getting a glare (as the sun sank below the Daytona Speedway banks), and I thought it said' was 10 seconds ahead. It said 'I P' (first place). but 1 thought it said ' 10: So when J saw the from wheel come in, I thought it was a lapper playing games. But then he passed. J looked , and the jersey said . 'Weinert'!" , We i*rt' himself:' after doing his t)it for the TV , movie and Daytona Speed way announcer up on a jump protected by Daytona's police force from photographers and reporters, had little to say. He'd given all he could to the announcer and was anxious to sit back and recover from his high-speed, high-pressure race. "I' m just too tired to talk now, " The Jammer said, "I' m sorry. ", The day had begun with a "Yahoo!" from Hannah when a 20-man line-up erupted from the.stailing gate, for the

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