Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1980's

. ." .. ., .. - uthern Nevada·Southern Call _ ... ~ . . . . . 1:_,. . ~.. .. .. . ~ ... .. " Winston Pro Series ;" IlIII • ~ 250 INT: 1. Mike U1levig IC·AI: 2. DeVon Farley IHon l: 3. Gary Lower lVaml. 250 PRO: 1. Todd Petersen IVa ml; 2. Andy Guth 1V am); 3. Phil Riddle lKawl . . OPEN BEG 1. J oh n Ander son lVaml: 2. St eve Hitcll : IHusI; 3. Jeff Glynn lKawI. OPEN NOV: 1. Marc Crider 1M";); 2. Oon Stanley lVarnl; 3. Mark Gibbs ISuzl . OPEN INT: 1. Gary Gonzaloz IMai): 2. Robert L lVeml; 3. cave Pisarski lSuzl. t 0 00 e- en 1""""1 Livingston leads the way at Ascot t"'- CN .... MX l:n ~ ;j By Tom Corley < GARDENA . CA. JULY 25 The rider participation is up at Ascot Park. Everyone really likes the new trackside arrangement. And , because the trucks and vans are lined up against the crash wall , the grandstands are now p acked with people who are ab le to get a good view of all the track. Terry Woody usually takes his Suzuki to one of the top three places in the Min i Junior class. He entered the division two race tonight and found some good solid competition from John Davis. Woody got the best of th e pack in the first moto and Davis had to follow while Craig Gardner was in third. Davis step ped on it in the fin al moto and aced out Woody who ended up in third because Troy McFarland got in between thos e two . W ith a 2·1 score Davis won the first overall trophy ahead of Woody, Brock Suter and McFarland. After the race several of the 100cc class riders came over and requested a write-up. This class is usually small With about five riders engaged in the a ction . Tonight th ere were fou r people going for it and a good tight battle was seen . There was a lot of handlebar to handlebar racing between leaders Con n ie Li vingston and Mi ch ae l Buchanan. These two are arch rivals and bo th live in Los Angeles . Lonnie got the advantage in both motes and took first overall . Bu chanan was second ahead of Brad Kelly and B.VI Jawitz. . Darrell Russell is starting to set himself apart from the rest of the ~50cc Junior class and took the overall win in the first division. Kevin Brown gave him trouble and won the first moto but R ussell won the deciding second moto, On the official results it was Russel , Brown , Dean Manley and RonSpinak. • Results 16mg "tat". 1I mg mcetne av per cIgarette by FTC method. 0 1980 R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. Davis Cycle/KRW ~ . Topeka Half-Mile AMA National Sunday, August 31-8:00 P.M. Sunflower State Expo For tic ket information, conta ct: Da vis Cycle , 4809 South Topeka Ave nue T peka , Kansas ~ o (913) 862-1053 TIckets: $14, $12, a nd $10. Foir Admissio n Free JHo& '''.ll 't~n I" L T £R II Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined Ihat C igarette Smoking Is Dangerous toYour Health. 50 JR: 1. John M . - ISuzl ; 2. Jason Jones lSuzl; 3. James Summers lVaml. 50 INT: 1. Newton Acevedo (Su zl; 2. Jason McFarand lS uzl; 3. PraxCruz ISuzl. l MINIJR DIV 1: 1. John Davis lVam); 2. Terry Woody ISuzl; 3. Brodt Suter lVa ml. MINI JR DIV 2: 1. Ken Clifton IS uzl; 2. Dave Hovis lVa m); 3. Donny Fish lHonl . MINI INT: 1. Duane S ummers lVarn l; 2. S teve Evinger IS uzl; 3. Denny TInsman IKawI. MINI EX: 1. Skip God inoz IKaw). 100 JR: 1. Lonnie livingston (Suzl; 2. Michael Buchanan CSuzl 3. Brad Kelly lVam). ; 100 INT: 1. Pat Dolan (Suzl . . 125JR DIV 1: 1. Mike Allen lVaml;2. Bili Eisenacher CHon); 3. Jerry Gteer (Suzl. 125 JR DlV 2: 1. Bm Lunney CSuzl 2. larry Early ; lVam); 3. J im Bacon (Husl. 125 JR DIV 3: 1. Scott FBllhoeIter lSuz ); 2. Steve Serhlinger (Suzl; 3. John McNulty ISuzl . 125 INT: 1. Frank Pilato lVam l; 2. Craig Gable lVam l; 3. Mark Allen lVaml. . 125 PRO: 1. Todd Peterson (Va m); 2. TIm Shelton IVaml; 3. Glenn PagelSuzl. 250 JR DIV 1: 1. DarT Russell IHon); 2. Kevin ell Brown (Mail; 3. Dean Manley (Mail. 250 J R DIV 2: 1. Rick Johnson IVaml; 2. Tonv Molina lVaml; 3. AndV McDevitt IHusl. 250 INT: 1. Randy Scia

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