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Cycle News 1982 02 03

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. arth.,n Callfarnl.Northern Nevada..()regon-Washington-ldaho-Utah-AIask.C MOTOCROSS Earle was in the lead followed by Church and Willi ams. Church got by for the lead as Williams got roosted by I25cc pilot ' Earle, having trouble getting around th e determined rid er. At the half it was Williams putting th e power to the groun d ah ead of Earle, who got by Church when he again fell , being pinned underneath his 125. and Light, who slid by but was just as soon reeled in by Church who was on the move . Earle was long gon e as was Willi ams . Leading th e 250cc In termediate mayhem was Obie who worked his way ar oun d Wurn; Sams did the same to move to second. Overall it was Earle for a double moto blitz , Church (2· 2) and Light (s-s), all consistent. Last but not least was the I25cc Taylor Intermediates. Dwayne (Eugene Hon) puts in faster laps than all th e Pros who have ridden here. T aylor stretch ed out his lead and styled to take the win over Lonny Sayles (Yam) an d j eff T oedtmeir (Suz). Moto two, T aylor again disappeared and sprinted away over Rick Gund erson (Suz) and Sayles. Gunderson faile d to reappear next go 'round lett ing Sayles into second to the flag . Toedtmeir held on for th ird and third overa ll with his ~. ~ . Results PEE WEE: 1. Chuck Standef ord !Yaml; 2. Ric Elmer !Yam);3. Troy Campbei l lSuzl. 60: 1. Jeff Daily!Yam); 2. Jimmy Row !Yam). MINI NOV: 1. Gary Wills lKaw) ; 2. Terry Chamblin !Yam); 3. Brad Cox (KJIw). MINIINT 1. Billy Boresel< IKJIw); 2. Jeff Da;1y!Yam); : 3. Shawn Correfl!Yaml. 100 NOV 1. Kirk Palahn;k !Yam); 2. AancIy Weins : (Kawt ; 3. Cart Renfro lSuzl. 100 INT: 1. Scott Adair !Yam!. 125 NOV: 1. Rick Ballentine !Yaml; 2. Alan Fisher lSuzl; 3. Grad y Troglin lCoAl. 125 INT: 1. Dwayne Taylor IHanl; 2. Lonny 5ayIes !Yam); 3. J eff Toedtmeir ISuzl. 125 PRO: 1. Richard Earle lHonl; 2. Wayne Church !Yaml; 3. Clay Ugh! !Yam). 250 NOV: 1. lazar Kalugin IKJlw); 2. John Misa ISuzl. 250 INT: 1. Mike Obie (Suzl; 2. Unsay Wum !Yam); 3. WesJ"" Se ma !Yam). 250 PRO: 1. St eve WiUliams !Yam); 2. Skeet Hise lKJlwI; 3. Kelly WhefcheilSuzl. OPEN NOV: 1. Vic Church !Yam). OPEN INT: 1. Derek l.otNring !Yaml; 2. M;k. Smothers !Yam); 3. Jim Wiser ISuzl. 30-40: 1. Cheri.. SllIndeford lMan; 2. Cherli. Harter (Mai); 3. BillRow !Yam). Golden State Sportsman magnificent at Madera By Jerry Parsons MADE R A. CA. J AN . 9 O ver 300 Sportsman r iders sho wed u p for th e second race of the Co ntinental Mote-spor ts Club's G olden State Series to ta ke o n Mad era La ke's rugged . m anea ti ng track. T he 125cc Intermed ia te Di visio n one blasted off the line with Curt is Page pulling a n early lead. Cory Perrault and Brett Cahors (Suz) bo th h eld o n tight hopi ng to move past Page. Cahors soo n m ade h is m ove o n Perrea u lt fo r second and started pushing ha rd for Pa ge. Ca hors' hard cha rge soon p aid off as he je tted by Page for th e lea d. Cahors sta rted to pull a lead as Page dropped to fo urth. Perreault had ta ke n ove r second w it h Chris Lance (Kaw) clai mi ng third . Cahers kept h is lead to th e checkered, tak in g th e moto wi n. Page came back to ta ke th ird beh in d Per rea u lt. The seco nd moto got underw ay with Kevin Field s (Suz) pulling a hole shot. Cahors a nd Dan H annah filled in for secon d a n d third. Hannah rode smart and soon ove rtook Ca hors for seco nd but still had a wavs to go to catch Fields. Cahors had [01- lo wed H annah lon g eno ug h and put th e mo ve on h im to retake second. Fields was no t si tting pretty wi th a n overw helmi ng lea d. Lan ce m ov ed quickly through the pack as he see m ingl y came out of nowhere to pa ss H anna h for second . Fields came in w ith th e moto win with Lance a nd H a n na h taking second a nd third, respectively. The 250cc Interm ed ia te Division one powered off the line with Bill Glore puttin g his Husky to work as he grabbed a n early lead . Au relia Saragueta and Neal Nelso n chased ho tly, tr yin g to keep with Gl ore's pace. j ef{ P itcock moved in with a u thority as he flew by to gra b second. R icha rd Bo itea u a lso tor e up the tra ck as he moved in behi n d Pitco ck. G lo re was untouch able as h e co ntinued to pu t di stance beh ind th e p ack . Bo irea u h ad sli p pe d by P itcock a nd wa s h o ld in g a co mfortabl e seco nd . R ick R oa rk had a lso m oved by P itco ck to g rab th ird . G lo re Ii nish ed a so lid fir st with Boi teau takin g seco nd and Roark pu lling in th ird . Gl ore aga in showed tha t h e was th e man to bea t as he gra bbed th e h o leshot in th e secon d rnoto. T he ro ugh Mad era track soon took it s to ll o n G lore as he went down leaving Nelson with th e lead . R ick Vanderhorn a nd Bo itea u th en took aim at the new leader. Bo itea u q uickly overtook Vanderhorn a nd put Nelson in hi s sights. Boi tea u 's fast pace paid o ff as he moved by Nelson for th e lead. R oa rk a nd Va nderhorn also pi cked up th e pace as th ey moved in for seco nd and third. Boit eau took the wm . The Open juniors thundered o u t of th e ga te with Stev e Batty using hi s home tra ck adva ntage to grab th e le ad . Ter r y H u £fer and Thom a s Shelden (Ma i) held on to second a nd third. Sh elden started a charge th at moved hi m by H u ffer a nd o n Ba tt y's rear render. She lde n, sti ll charging hard. wasted no time in snatch ing th e lead a way fr om Batty. She ldon we nt o n to win th e moto with Ba tt y ta king seco nd. Du tch Laswi ll moved in to th ird . Ba tt y aga in g ra bbed an ea rly lead as th e second mo to rounded turn o ne . Ba tty a n d She lden wer e a t it a ga in as Ba tty fo ug h t hard [or his lead. Shelden wasted no time as h e g ra bbed th e lead away [rom Batty ea rly in th e m oto . Terry Lu ker and Da n Am brose chased eac h othe r thro ugh the pack as th ey overtook Ba tt y for second and thi rd spots. She lde n went o n to tak e the moto win. Results 60: Ro nni. D. ntord(V m); Jimmy Btrtoon IYa : ToddO Rur i m) ' (Ylm) . t 12·16 MINIMOO: 1. Richl rd f lo mi"ll I Yom ~ 2.Mousl M Coy I Hon~ 3. GIfyRiskl (yom). 12·16 MOO J R: 1. J.ff SliU (Yom~ 2. Ston Stolll IYlml: 3. . J.ff Cliff011 IYlm). : 12·16 m: 1. J.ff Cillon (Ylml 2. Micty E1.blny (YomI: 3. K Morihito eith . 12-16 INT STX.: I. Rictlard Flemming (Yaml: 2. G Ri,k, ify (Ylm) 3. Mo MtCoy IHon). : us. 12·16 JROIV 2: l.Joff Still. (Vim) 2. T~" Younu (Vi m): 3. ; • Super Contingency Program FOR YOU At Motocross Nationals SMITH Goggle is posting $17,200 in contingency award money exclusively for Prioateers" for the 1982 AMA Supercross and all National Motocross Series. AWARDS PER EVENT $250 CASH $ J. 50 CASH ~ To the first overall placing Privateer if he wore SMITH Goggles in both motos. To the second overall placing Privateer if he wore SMITH Goggles in bo th motos. Get Your SMITH Goggles A nd Go For .Your Share Of The Winnings _ SEE YOU AT THE RACES "To qualify. a Privateer is any competitor un-salaried by a recog nized motorcycle ma nufacturer SmITI-I Goggle Sun Valley, Idaho 83353 YAMAHA LOS ANGELES "- - ,v ,,"" y , ::. ;r"""-~_'~ x ~1 . . . -.. OFFICIAL TEAM , YAMAHA CENTER L~:~~~_~~~. _ _ .~~ 1- ~. '," _ . " .- • L.A. County's Dirt Bike Headquarters • Call tor Huge Savings on all Yamaha Dirt & Street Models a: " . '"_ @~ YAMAHA LOS ANGELE.S 2904 S , Figuero a (J u s t off Har b or Fw y l Los A n g e le s, CA 900 07 , (2 13) 747-0348 .0.pen Tues . - Fr i. 9 a.m . - 6 p .m . ~ Open Sat, ~ 9 a.m. - 5 p.m . _ _Nothing doing this weekend7 See CALENDAR. _ ~#~ JasonKnoles (Kaw). 9·11 JR:1. Anthony flinch (Yom) 2. Mikl PIS"ro", I V l m ~ : 3. J..L Taylor (Ylm). INT: 1. Sc Brown {Kiwi: 2. Sh an awn WOOfen (KIWI: 3. K yle ltwis (Kiwi. 9·11: 1. Steven KoIaj. rvy; 2. Jason Collier; 3. Jimm Clay. y 125 JR OIY 1: 1. Jimmy Pllm" (Ylml; 2. Stov. Clnlillo 1 0MC); 3. Jim WlII.y (SUl). 125 J ROIV 2: 1. SlI n G I" y ISu 2, W. lllY Furrh ISo 3. I zl: zl; Eric Udd.II (Vlml. 125 INT OIV1: 1. Brett Cohor. ISUl); 2. Chris lin" IKlwl; 3. Kevin Fie lds (SuII. 125 1 NTDlV 2: 1. Troty M" k. IKlwl; 2. BN" Jackmln ISUl); 3. Chris H.gman (SUl). 1251N O 3: 1. RobEng.IIVlm) 2. M l l i.on: 3. K.nny T IV ; ik.l Artk.n. 250 JR OIV 1: 1. Chuck Shilts IM 2. Flink VllldlO: 3 I;); John Jelsm. (Yam ) 250 JRDlV 2: 1. Ron KnlrllMlil: 2. Cllu, Holm IHonl: 3. IGn Goldie (Meil. ick 250 INT DIY 1: 1. Richard Boiteau; 2. Rick Roark; 3. R Vandemam. ) 250INTDIY 2: 1. Randy Morales ( Ya m~ 2. Rusty Hannah(SUl 3. Brant Sherman (H onl OPEN JR: 1. Thomas Shelden(Mai); 2. T.rryLuker; 3. Garrie Turton. IVaml OPEN INT: 1. Jorg.n Han.en: 2. Oln Smith; 3. 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