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Photo: BRIAN BREAKEY
Johnson had no troubles in the
second moto and led from start to
finish to secure first place money.
Ogden and Tripes diced until Tripes'
bike lost second gear.
That put Balter into third, followed
by Gregg Gibboney (YOR Yam) and
Fuller.
CONGRATIATES
Results
OPEN PRO: 1. Pete Wanl
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New Pee Wee
track at DeAnza
By Ron Lawson
SUNNYMEAD, CA, OCT. 14
DeAnza Cycle Park manager
Doug Hall greeted the pint-sized
Pee Wee warm-shoes with an
entirely new track of their very
STEVE mUND #1
own last week. Up until now the Pee
Wees have been racing on a traclt that
ran half way up the normal start chute
and then turned around and came
back down, malting a course about
400 feet around. But the new set up is
longer, safer and more fun for the
youngsters. Winning the 50cc auto
clutch division this week was Kimberly
Robenson on her JR 50. In both motos
Wesley Klein followed her across the
line. In the division for 50cc machines
with manual clutches, Sean Gasper
(Hon) topped Jason Allingham while
Tiffany Parker won the over 51cc
class.
The big guys in the Mini class saw
Leonard Robertsdn (Suz) walk away
with both rounds while Todd Parker
(Suz) scored a second. Mike
Thompson (Kaw) rounded out the top
three in the novice class while Kevin
Canada (Kaw) took the beginners over
Mark Cumming (Yam) and Eric
Fraser (Yam).
Pro racing saw Craig Gonnley on a
borrowed Kawasaki leading every lap
of both 250 races. In round one, Huff
Hadley hounded him for one lap, but
then Hadley and his Maico parted
company and dropped out of the race.
From there it was another Maico rider,
Darryl Lumbattis, that gave Gormley
a run but halfway through the race his
pipe came out of its socket and the
bike loaded up. That left Don Griewe
(Kaw) in second and Keith Brajevich,
also on a Kaw, in fourth. The only
Maico rider left to break the string of
green was Greg Zitterkopf who held
down third the rest of the way through
the race.
Gormley finished with a good lead
and when he showed up for the next
race he was determined to do it again.
The holeshot was his and so was the
rest of the race. Zitterkopf had a hard
time getting it together in the early
part of the 'race, but halfway through
he put in a drive that got him within
striking distance of the leader. His
pace was a little on the hairy side,
however, and in the final laps he
decided it would be wiser to settle for
second place than risk going down.
Third in the final round went to
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