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-I ".th.rn Call1ornl..ArI.on.....th.rn N........uth.rnCalll HI-POINT Western hotline * R,eIIS * ~ HI-POINT E M-X 0 00 BOOTS .... 0') ., CN The Choice of Champions ~ 0.. « SEE YOUR HI·POINT DEALER Goat Braker had a '-2 day at SSM's Super Series opener. HI-POINT RACING I'RODUCTS 3709 WE,.. Ave . Lor.tn. OH ~3 PO'" 2327. " ...."no. Tll "106 MOl OM.. Dr • SKt......o. CA 95827 There is no free lunch, nowadays it's called "Happy Hour." ~ ~WORLD MINI~..II ~GRANDPRlX~WORLD CUAMPIONSUIP ,~, OF NINICYClE RACING ......YAllAHAMCeol+ 4 III •• APRIL 11;12-13,1980 SIJJ:D~IBCK ,DE. CAOL~::::iA Halfway through the moto Reisinger had moved into second and Florida's Kippy Pierce had worked his Yamaha into third. As the race entered the final few laps, Tarantino got on the gas and charged into second as Reisi'W'r slipped to founh. At the checkers it was Breker, Tarantino, Pierce and Tony Wankee slipping his Moto-X Fox! Yamaha past Reisinger for fourth. W.anket jumped into the lead in the second moto as the riders charged up Saddleback's staning hill. Pierce glued himself on Wanket's rear fender as Clint Hardick moved his Suzuki into third ahead of Breker. Making his move quickly, Bruer jammed past Hardick, then by Tarantino and Pierce and around Wanket to take over the lead by the sixth lap. And that's where he stayed all the way to the checkered flag followed by Wankel, Pierce, Maico rider Steve Rhyan and Tarantino. The overall order was Breker, Wanket. Pierce and Tarantino. The Open Pro class featured a match up between Yamaha 'rider Scott Gillman and Goat Breker on his 420 Kawasaki. Gillman led the first moto until falling and Breker rode home the winner. The scenario was reversed for the second race and Gillman was first to the checkers and claimed the ove.rall victory. Breker finished second with third going to Suzuki rider Anthony Gunter and founh to Yamaha-mounted Pete Snoneland. Top sponsman action was provided by the 250cc Intermediate class as Todd Clark roosted his Yamaha to back to back moto wins and the overall win. Wayne Reid kept his Yamaha on the gas to finish second overall with third going to Honda rider Fred Nichols. Results OPEN PRO: 1. Scott GiUmon IVoml; 2. Goo! Broker (Kawl; 3.......thony GUIll.. ISuzI' INCLUDING ALL CLASSES 30~ U WORlD LAST CHANCE TO ENTERh WRITE OR CALL "'01.._ GH.PIG. ., FOR ENTRY FORMS TROPHIES (21318688112 ••• PO 10148 38 •• e I I • • •e _i. "" . . . . ClUf••O.SO • .e .e .e .e •••e .e •••e .e .e .e . . . . .e .e 250cc PRO: 1. Goo! Brok.. (K_I; 2. Tony W...... IV_I; 3. KillPY PIerce IV_I. 125cc PRO: 1. R;m.d Coon (Hanl; 2. A.J. Whiting IY_I; 3. Jim Holley (V_I. OPEN INT: 1. Bloyne Smith IVom); 2. Don _ IY_I; 3. Fuhon Todwell (Mail. 250cc INT: 1. Todd Clark IVaml; 2. W_ Reid IV_I; 3. Fred Nichols IHanI. 125 INT: 1. Randy 5kimor (Hanl; 2. R;m.d Sondo ISuzI; 3. John Hemme ISuzI. OPEN JR: 1. Bob Whit. (Su.,; 2. Greg Blazek (Suzl; 3. Doug Rand IVoml. 250cc JR: 1. A. Galaz IV_I; 2. Bil K _ IVoml; 3. on 5lJopp IV_I. 125 JR: 1. Rino Nu_. IY_I; 2. Oovid _ IY_I;3. Vince_IV_I. OPEN BEG: 1. Jeff Gi-. IYom); 2. Rev IIoiIoy IVom); 3. Rob AumplviellV_I. 250cc BEG: 1. Bunon Dieck (PTYl; 2. Bill SM (Mail; 3. PouI_IVoml. 125cc BEG: 1. Greg Pugiotine (5uzl; 2. A. IVom!; 3. 51..... W_lSuzl. MINI EX: 1. George -.cl'!Suzl; 2. Rick Henwne (Suzl; 3. - . Loughlin IV_I. ~ MINI INT: ,. Chris Gabloo (Y_I; 2. Mike Hooley (Suzl; 3. Skip Godinez (Kawl. MN JII: 1. Mort< ~ (HonI; 2. A-. Beck IV_I; 3. Curtio Ooughlory CSuzI. MINI BEG: 1. KlNin Fringer (SuzI; 2. G. ~ IV_I. Olson's on fhe moveafOld TlmersMX By Bob Alloy ORANGE, CA, MAR. 9 What more could any motocross racer want? A clear sky, a good track and a great group of Old Timers to compete with. I especially liked that L-tum at the bottom of the hill. Masters division got underway with Chuck Woody taking the holeshot and he kept the lead for two laps. Then along came "Moving Marv" Olson to take the lead and he followed through to take first place. Coming in with a fast second place win was Ray Sanchez and following Ray with a good third place win was Woody. The second moto staned out as the fint one did with Woody being the fastest man out. Again Olson took over and built a fantastic lead, resulting in another win. Woody came in with a nice second place win, and third place went to Sanchez. Tom Widick of the Expen division found a good fast line in both motos and claimed first both times. Bob Milner placed second and Dick Moaley took a third in moto one. The second moto staned with Milner in the lead. but Bob endoed out in the founh lap. It was then Mosley with the action and Dick was in there to take a nice second. Taking third place honors was Cal Browning. Amateur John Webb gassed up his KTM and took over. He nicely wrapped up first place in moto one. Gabriel Gutierrez of Corona was the second man through the checkered flag and Asker Lamkja.er followed Gabriel in to take third place. The second moto staned out to be Webb's again, but after the third lap Larnkjaer came out to win and win he did. Webb was in there with a good second and Gutierrez took the third place win. In the Novice division, it was Bob Anderson who really got things moving. Bob was out there to win again, and that's the way it was. Taking