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I e = Western hotline racers and found one of the younger riden taking command. David Cham· ben. on his Yamaha swept the field in his fint moto, breaking away into a strong lead, leaving Aaron Boulger to hold back the rest of the pack. A tight duel for third overall shaped up be· tween Honda racer Chuck Pegg and Jim Ryder. By the end of the moto. Chambers led the 9·11 class with Boulger close behind. Pegg scooped up his fint of a pair of aces for the 12 and over gang, followed by Ryder. a close second. The second round of action, saw a rematch between Chamben and Boulger for the 9·11 win while Pegg consistently held Ryder to second for the 12 and over crowd. ~ I:"~ ~ PUMP GASOLINE FULLY LEGAL FOR AMA COMPETITION CALL OR WRITE FOR YOUR NEAREST OAECO GASOUNE OISTRIBUTOR... Results 10 STOCK NOV: 1. AMn _ IV_I; 2. ;..", E_IV_J; 3. Eddie Goumond IV_I. 60 STOCK INT: 1. Ronnie Denoford (V_I. 10 MOD INT: 1, PIul_lV_I. 10 STOCK &-11 BEG: 1. Troy CUne IV.m~ 2. Pout _ IV_I; 3. Aeron Boulg_ (Suzl, 10 STOCK BEG DlV 1: 1. _ Suta' IV_I: 2. Chuck " - IHonI; 3. Guy Arnone CHonI. 80 STOCK 12 + BEG DIY 2: 1. Joey Her_IHonI; 2. Rob Solen IHonI; 3. Tom ~i IV_I. 10 MOO 12 + BEG: 1. Chuck " - CHonl; 2. Jim Ryder CSuzl. 80 MOO &-11 BEG: 1. DIMd C _ IV_I: 2. 201 WEST "0" STREET WILMINGTON, CA 90744 (213) 549-0840 "'00 Holley Jolly at CRCn/ghtMX CYCLE RIDER DISCOUNT WAREHOUSE By Lee Taylor VALENCIA, CA, MAY 22 Yamaha Motors racer Jim Holley blitzed the International track at this California Racing Club night MX, in the 250cc Pros. SPECIAL BELL MOTO STAR III $92.00 BELL MINI MOTO $65.00 1210 So. Main St. Santa Ana, CA 92707 (714) 542-9566 RACE WILLOW SPRINGS • • COUNTERCLOCKWISE. JUNE14th ' CLAS8IC CLASS FOR MOTORCYCLD PRIOR TO 1.... GATES OPEN AT 1:CllI A.M. PRAC11CE STARTS AT 1:00 A.M. 1. RACE STARTS12:tIO NOON OPEN PRACTICE .JUNE 13th I I RAe.,. AMEIIICJN ROAD AlIOCIATIOII -- DDWUTCARNLLOIlREETII A IIAIlIIAIlA. CALIF......, L:"' ---- ------, IlouIgor lSuzl. Ray Tetherton roda wallet CRC Cerlabed, but wee hIImpered by. fIlIt tire. more led the way and was pulling away into a beautiful lead until a spill on the back section of the track forced him out. Running second from the start, Wiseman took command and fought to hold Swank to second and Robert Laughlin to third. Laughlin was inches away from Foothill Yamaha's Robbie Healy in fourth. When the checkered flag waved them home, bringing the madness to an end, Wiseman took home top money for the day, Swank took home second place loot and third place honon went to Laughlin. Results 10 BEG: 1. Scott lSuzl; 3. Sergio _y e-o IVImI. IVImI; 2. Tim Dole 3. 125 BEG:_ lSuzl. CSuzl; 2. _ - . 0 IV_I; M_ 1. Jim CIorll 125 P«1V: 1. Rob RuncleISuzl; 2. 1Iondy _ _ lSuzl; 3. ..... c.-. IV_I. 125 INT: 1. Dennio Hulon IV_I; 2. .My V.. Comp IVImI; 3.11r1- _ _ IVImI. 125 PIlO: I. 5 _ W_ISuzl; 2. ctwrio S-.k CSuzl; 3. _ Loughlin ISuzl. :mel BEG: 1. _ _ lHonl; 2. _ Cummingo CHonl; 3. Mic:hooI e-lSuzl. :mel P«1V: 1. _ MhchoIl IV_I; 2. Tony IlIrbecowi IVom!; 3. ~ Moaing IVom!. :mel !NT: 1. JorrI ~ IV_I; 2. PIul Fllz~ IV_I; 3. Joe Lundgren IV_I. :mel _:3.PIlO: 1. _ IV_I. ISuzl: 2. Arwty NotlIwup W_ Men T _ OPEN NOV: 1. 5 _ Fortune CHonI. OPEN INT: 1. _ 5 _ ISuzl; 2. M.lno _ (Moil: 3. Jim Lundgren IVom!. OPEN PIlO: 1. ~ .... Mol. . ., lHuol: 2. R_ _ IVom!; 3. Jim " - IV_I. VET JA: 1. Phil _ . ClI1hy IV_I; 2. DeW_ s-tIVom!. VET SA: 1. _ _ CMoiI; 2. Jim T.... CHonl. CRCnlght mInIcross to Cline By Lee Taylor VALENCIA, CA, MAY 22 The 9·11 80cc Stock Beginners brought their fans trackside for one of the hottest races of the night at the California Racing Club's night minicross. The fint time out David Chambers. Yamaha·mounted for Kal·Gard, took command and surged ahead into a strong lead, leaving in his wake Aaron Boulger. piloting a Suzuki for Cane Brake Inn. and T&O Yamaha entry Troy Cline. Paul Matthews, ahoard a Yamaha for Coast Auto Parts, was smoking! He worked his way up through the pack, fint up to third and by moto's end. into the lead. Cline was second and Chamben finished third. When the machines blasted off the line for their second round of action, Cline took control. He found Matthews glued to his tail in second and Boulger in third. fighting off Chambers. When the checkered flag waved them home, Clint took home top honon, Matthews crossed over to second overall and third overall went to Bouger. The 80cc Modified Beginners com· bined the g.1\ riden with the older Holley picked up a fine pair of aces, clinching his place on the line at the July 12 Amateur race at the L.A. Coliseum. On the lint moto start, Holley pur· sued Honda-mounted David Lynch, riding for BG Oil and Works Performance. Holley finally took command and left 2SOcc Pro Tom Webb with his hands full, fighting off a pack of race· hungry Pros. Holley steered a clear course for Yamaha, down to the wire with Lynch close in second and John Biffle, a Honda rider from Kolbe and new to the Pro ranks, snatching third and holding on. In the second round Holley once more took command. Again a Yamaha/Honda duel took form with Lynch breathing down his jeney in second. For Biffle, it wasn't his night, and he was beset with problems and pushed back in the pack. B\ake Schwanman, the Canoga Park Suzuki entry. malted third and held on down to the wire. Holley came home to top dollar for the night, Lynch clinched second and third overall went to Schwartzman with a 4·~ ride. The USee Pro troops saw their fmt moto leader, Jim Simons, Suzuki· mounted out of Simi Cycles. take charge and fight to hold off Robert Laughlin, John Drury and Louie Franco. Tight action prevailed when Perry Cendro took over founh and battled Laughlin to the end. When the moto drew to a close. Simons led the way followed by Drury and Laughlin. The second round of action found Drury and Bob Byrne, riding a Honda for his girlfriend, battling for command. Cendro and Laughlin pra· vided heavy artillery from behind, running third and fourth respectively. When the checkered flag brought the racers home. Drury claimed top money for the class, Cendros took sec· ond with a 4·5 ride, Laughlin gathered third overall honon with a 3·4 and Byrne. who crossed over in second, was resigned to a fifth overall.