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bagged the third place brass and
points.
Speaking of the Colemans, Lance's
twin brother Larry continued his statewide dotnination of the l!50cc Intermediate class with another overall win.
He is the current point leader in this
class. Scott Perry (Yam) and "Wailin'"
Wayne Snow (Suz) took the place and
show positions.
Two other brothen dominated their
class by taking the top two trophies.
Jim and Bob Beink.ter piloted their
Yarnahas to first and second place in
the first division of the 125cc Junion.
Jim took second in the fint moto, but
in the one that counts the most, he
won. Brother Bob tallied 5·2. Fint
moto winner Shane Guernsey (Yam)
could only muster a sixth in the final,
relegating him to third in the overall
standinK!.
In the minis, George Holland pow'
ered his R&D Racing Engines-sponsored
Suzuki to the class win in the Modified
12 yean and over Expert class. The
R&D bikes run so healthy, they
sound like 125s. Bobby Moore aced
the 12 and over Intermediates on his
Pro·Trac Trailen YZ and Jason Prater
scored the Junior brass.
In the II and under classes, Mark
Lewis (Yam) and Ty?on Vohland
(Yam) took home the fint place brass
and contingencies. Vohland just ran
off from the rest of the Intermediates
and Lewis, after blowing up two bikes,
borrowed a YZ from his friend Kevin
Snider, went out and scored a 1·2 tally
for the Junior win.
Another beautiful ride was put in by
Debby Jamenon on her husband Bill's
250cc Maico which she piloted to the
Women's Division win. Interestingly
enough, Debby was considering quit·
ting racing for a while to regroup her
abilities and play with ber new Ponebe
911. Now maybe she'll hang around
and race the Maico some more and not
the Ponehe. Nice ride, Deb.
Promoters Gary and Betty Lewis
went all out and supplied a primo
racing surface for the riders, aided by
the rest of the crack No· Name Promotions crew. The track was both chal·
lenging and safe, in keeping with No·
Name's past performance.
The series returns to southern California at famed Carlsbad Raceway on
February 9 and the finale is at sandy
Indian Dunes.
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Results
Brothers shine in
Golden State
Series round 5
By Mike Malone
SACRAMENTO, CA, FEB. 2
The Can-Am/CMC Golden State
Series made its swing to nonhern
California at Sacramento's Prairie
City OHV Park and over 400
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38
motocrossen, including central and
southern California riden, made the
trek to race on a track designed by
Brad Lackey for trophies, thousands
of contingency prizes and valuable
series points.
Some of the best racing was in the
small· bore c1asles. In division one of
the U5cc Intermediates. Gary Hutto
(Kaw) pulled a strong hoIeshot in the
fint moto and led for ~ laps around
tbel hilly, tacky course before being
passed by Dale Pirlo. He retained his
lead until the second to last lap when
Hutto found some extra ponies in his
KX and repassed for the lead. Half·
way through the last lap, Hutto fell,
handing Pirlo the lead and moto win.
Hutto recovered to take fourth. Cory
Cantaloupi and Ed Minton put on inspired rides from the back of the pack
to take second and third.
The second moto holeshot went to
Ed Minton on his shiny new YZ125.
Thr smallest Intermediate on the track,
Rick Ryan (Suz), blew by to claim the
lead and the moto win. Minton, after
his excellent ride in the fint moto, had
his chain come off which dropped him
out of the top three placings. Lance
Coleman roosted his Husky in for sec·
ond ~d Allen Silhanek, a former mini
star, took. third. Ryan took the overall
with a 5·1 tally, followed by Gary
Hutto on his Kawasalti and Coleman
PEE WEE CYCLES: 1. Rene V_ (Suzl; 2. Justin
Satguta ISuzl; 3. Pol Heoly (R&DI.
JR CYCLE5-JR: 1. Chris _
ISuzl; 2. Jomie
Wooten (Suzl; 3. Jim L--.lVoml.
JR CYCLE5-INT: 1. Mik. Heoly (R&D).
MINI STllCKJ9.11 JR: 1. Mik. Young lVoml; 2.
J8Mln Mc:EnroIh~; 3. ToIIon V _ (Yoml.
MINI ~11 INT: 1. Tyoon V _ lVoml; 2.
K_ Fo.lVom~ 3. MiI