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·. . .t ...ra Calilorala-Arlzoaa YOU TOO. CAN STALK THE MOUNTAIN ROADS Ellis , 'hile Meszaros took home second and d ird went to Ising. The 125cc Intermediate race had Andy Nelinger taking home the overall win. Round one saw Suzuki of Van Nuys rider Jack Greenberg lead wire to wire with Nelinger in second and third going to Zoli Meszaros. In round two it was Suzuki of Bakersfield's Gary Curtis with the holeshot and the lead followed by Nelinger and Meszaros. Curtis held on for the second moto win. The overall went to Nelinger with Curtis taking second with a 5-1 and third going to Meszaros' ~~ .-4 .. _7_~ Results 3. _men ~ Racer's World has developed the "Superbiker" fork brace for the rider who wants the ultimate in handling using stock components. Made of chrome-moly tubing and heli-arc welded, the "Superbiker" contours to your stock fender and mounts. It is designed to give you greater control under extreme braking & turning conditions. "Superbiker" also decreases the annoying wobble experienced on rain-grooved pavement. Available for most Japanese Fours, Yamaha RD400 and SR500, Honda CBX, and BMW's. Retail prices start at $59.95. For further information contact your local dealer. Dealers please contact the following distributor: Racer's Supply, 6959 Van Nuys Blvd., Van Nuys, CA 91405 (213) 87~1 00 The Carolina Summer OlYmpics ALIM IT_ dUlY 3-4-5, 1981 SteIner, WIseman wlnatCRC r;--iiiiiii"-' .•a ~ Saddleback MX .... L I C _ 1 _ _ Ilm_ R.tra!ion-H am RaC't' lkJ:i..,..lO am By Lee Taylor ~ •a 1/1 _ . . TI'II* . ORANGE, CA. MAY 24 ......... Rat'4!TiIlW'-5 p", Saddleback Park carved a new track for the California Racing Club's bi-monthly races. The triple jumps alongside the hill were Flat Traco.k-har Tire not rf'quirffi PHWHCI.... _,. I cr. am Prat'tl«· 9 am Qu.lir~r or F'inlt motu. I pm _ I I ...... I'rlll'tkf'- U am Ract· H....in_· 11 am " . . '-71" 7.11," 7-lIyn 7-11 yn 7-11 1n 1W41n Pft Wee: Stod Modi(ieII Stock &sa: Modilteel liS« Stock 8S« Modiftdl lOCke School Bo, 51cc Flat TraCk-n -Motocross Metrollna SDeedWay Park US HWI 21, Charlone, IC ............... ............ H~ralion· ,,·IU;at) turned into a wicked off-camber down- hill, which became the downfall of many a racer and caused even the Pros to slow their pace and choose lines with the utmost care. The first round of Open Intermediate action saw a duel for the lead form between Marino Bastionell (Mai) and Meredith Steiner. riding under the colors of Anaheim Suzuki. In third, Frank Rowe was left to hold back a pack of storming racers. By the end of the moto, Steiner held the lead by mere inches. Bastionell crossed ove,r in second and following in third was Rowe. The second time off the line, Jim Lundgren, riding for Granada Yamaha, led a four way charge for the lead with Steiner riding shotgun. Rowe in third and Bastionell close behind in fourth. Lundgren fought off Steiner in a wheel-clashing duel that ended when Lundgren was forced back to third over the stadium jumps. Rowe then slipped on into the lead and held it to the final lap when beset with mechanicals, he was forced back. Steiner wasted no time in regaining control and by the end. Steiner scooped up top honors for the c1aas, Bastionell (who finished the moto in third) took second overall and third went to Lundgren with a 5-2 ride_ The fint 125cc Pro moto saw a battle royale go down between CraigDale, riding for Suzuki West and another Suzuki racer. Chris Swank, The two Suzukis battled each other down to the wire with Dale the winner by mere inches, The Suzuki-dominated race saw Steve Wiseman, riding for Pro Circuit, fighting throughout in third to hold back the pack of riden, When the machines blasted off the lien for their second round. Dale once 0') .-4 "SUPERBI ER" ... 'fork brace ll-ll. 550 !NT: ,. AdIIm Ford IYoml; 2. Vince Friedl IYom); ~Y_ (Yoml. 250 INT: 1. _ Ellio (Suzl; 2. Zoli M.....,os (Yoml; 3. _ d Ising lVoml. 125 INT: 1. An6V Nelinger ISUII; 2. Gory Curtis (SOli; 3.ZOliM-..o(SUll. 500 JR: 1. Dave Welty ISuII; 2. Dan BaI<.. IHonl; 3. Ludwig IYoml. 250 JR: 1. Roger Gauvin ISuzl; 2. Henry Walk.. IYoml; 3.1lIaine Robiaon IYoml. 125 JR: 1. Jim Pullar (SOli; 2. An6V Ward ISOlI; 3. Bill Spar lVaml. 100 INT: 1. Glenn Commons (Yoml. 100 JR: 1. Mark Stuen (Yoml; 2. Grog Geot lSuzI; 3. Oennia King IYoml. B3 MINI INT: 1. Wnlay Furrh lVaml; 2. Phil Butler (Yom); 3.lanca Johnoon ISUll. B3 MINI JR: 1. Eric HaIIgalh (Yoml; 2. David Couch (Kawl; 3. Guy Giffin lVom). 61 JR CYClE INT: 1. Danny ....., lVoml; 2. Kayle Johnoon ISUll; 3. JolIn Ethell (SUll. 61 JR CYCLE JR: 1. JolIn _ I IYom); 2. Eddie Gaumond lVarnI; 3. Joe Brown, Jr. ISUll. 00 Dealer Inquiries Invited 65a:: 65cc: 85« 12-)4 rn "'It 125« AR"n IZ5cc • It C 250cc Open a..n Prr--Entry 5 TraIbIII II fI.., CIlIa FIr EICII fl• No . . 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