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NOR11IERN DATElINE
Church is champ
in All-Star Enduro
By EIRae Morgenthaler
TACOMA. WA.JAN. 4
The 1981 NMA Enduro SerieS
started the way the 1980 series
ended - with Steve Church winning in impressive fashion. The
AII·Star Enduro. sponao~ by Seafair
City M.C., was an invitational event
comprised of 64 top A and B riders
from the state of Washington.
An event scheduled for western
Washington in early January could expect clear, freezing t~perature. deep
snow. heavy rain or even cancellation
due to lack of access from flooding or
mowdrifts, but as it turned out, the
temperature was in the mid-40s with
high ~cast skies - perfect for
riding.
The riders considered the course
challenging but fun. Held in heavily
wooded forest, the course consisted of
approximately 60 miles of tight, good
trail. free from horrendous obstacles
and interspersed with infrequent shon
sections of muddy road. Because of the
tightness of the trail, only one rider
was staned per minute, a fact much
appreciated by them.
The schedule for the entire course
was set at 18 mph and at the six
checks. a totaI of five riders were early
or zeroed only checks one, four or five.
The fast schedule dramatically sepa.
rated the A riders from the Bs as point
to.es ranged from 66 to Church's 13
for the As and from OVer 200 to 24 for
theBs.
The course consisted of the identical
loop ridden twice and !rnowledge of
the course would have been expected
to improve scores the second time
around. However. fatigue slowed most
riders on loop two. It appeared that
the makeup of the course would tend
to favor the smaller displacement classes. but Church once again proved his
all-around riding ability by winning
on a YZ465. Church, 250 A winner
Ron Clizbe and Lyle Duronso with 40
points lost took the team trophy for
Mt. Baker M.C.
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Results
OPEN A: 1. S. CIuch
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(13);
2. D. Johnson 118); 3. D.
OPEN B: 1. D. ~ 1241; 2. B. Lao-com 152); 3. J.
Plat. Jr. lIl6l.
250 A: 1. R. Clizbe (17); 2. A. Hardin (24); 3. K.
CIuch 1!iOI.
250 B: 1. W. Johnson 1391; 2. L Milne l48I; 3. D.
KJeinI5Ol.
200 A: 1. R. SeiI 1141; 2. W. K_l22l.
200 B: 1. L Johnson 1511; 2. L Ni""" l76l; 3. T.
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Anderson's 6.09 seconds was looking
safer, but then Alford came up. He
brought his Kawasaki up. left the line
and looked fine. He went over in 6.14
seconds to move into fmt, but not
good enough for Top Time.
Anderson had one more try at first
to see if he could break his own time.
He had a good run at 6.25 seconds and
it moved him into second place in the
Exhibition class. Anderson and his
triple remained the fastest pair for the
day at 6.09 seconds.
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Results
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750: 1. Will AWord 16.20); 2. J.D. Driver 16.641; 3.
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OPEN: 1. Tom Anderson (6.09 Top Time); 2. Mike
Polley (6.281; 3. Jimmie Hammack 16.741EXHIBITION: 1. Will Alford 16. t 41: 2. Tom Anderson
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