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la••Ariaoa.·Southera Nevad.· • . ~----.....;.-......;........;..~.;;.,,; Mendell with the lead. Mendell continued as the leader ahead of Perez while Bambino "Lover Boy" Tapia held third. It was a tight, three man race in the final moto between Tapia, Perez and Mendell. Then the positions started to change around as Perez fell past the big jump and let Mendell advance 'to second place. Tapia came to the stutterbumps and saw Mendell buck his bike over the bumps somewhat faster to takeover the lead. When they came through the finish line it was Mendell, Tapia and Perez. Mendell earned the top trophy. Tapia, Perez and Scott Bamsey were the three other trophy winners. ~ 00 0') Results .80 BEG: ,. Ched Pon_l.k (Kew): 2. Been McMinn (Vem~ 3. Lenny Jon.. (Hon). 80 NOV: ,. Jecob Swein (Kew). 80 INT: 1. Jemmin' Jody (K_); 2. Joel ToUrsky (~). - 80 BEG DIV 1: 1. Rusty Soemra (Kew); 2. St"""n Jerretl (Yem); 3. Brenden Sperling (Kew). 80 BEG DIV 2: ,. Ougen Sendera (Vem); 2. Rob Se.. (Hon); 3. Jim Rendel (Vem). BO BEG DlV 3: 1. John Brewton (Vem); 2. Creig Devis (SuI); 3. St""" Eving.r (K_). 80 NOV: 1. Chris Bemsey (K_); 2. Jeff Devid (K_); 3. 5 _ Wemboldt (Kew). 80 INT: 1. Colin Kerch.r IKew); 2. Robby Gordon (Kew); 3. Werd Benen (Vem). BO EX: 1. Craig cenoy (Kew). 125 BEG DIV 1: 1. SUln Mendell (Hon); 2. Blezin' Bembino (Suz); 3. Perrin P.rez (Su%). 125 BEG DIV 2: ,. Todd Zoriki (Hon); 2. Todd Kobetoky (Kew~ 3. K.n Feught (Vem). 125 NOV DIY 1: 1'. Lence RI.men (Vem~ 2. Den H.nclrl.... (Su%); 3. Bob R.i,wng (Suz). 125 NOV DIY 2: 1. Merk Breun_lder (Hon); 2. Den Crouch (Vem): 3. Ched Smen (Suz). 125 INT DIV 1: 1. Eric CI.mson (Vem); 2. Trey McFerlend (Vem~ 3. D _ Nye (Hon). 1251NT DIV 2: 1. Mik. Megellenes(Vem); 2. Tom Combe (Vemt 3. Scon BurnsIK_). 126 PRO: 1. Ron Turner (tegt 2. Doug Dubech ISuz); 3. Russ W_men (teg). 250 BEG: ,. Shewn Culp (Vem); 2. G.n. Grend (Hont 3. Joe Stuper (Vem). 250 NOV: 1. TO.m Mea (KTM); 2. seen Mitchell IKewt 3. cerl Reed (Suz). 250 INT: 1. St.ve cerdilto (Vem); 2. Chris Shew ISuz~ 3. cert Reed (Suz). 260 PRO: 1. Ron Turner (ceg); 2. Teytor Me...l1· (~t 3. Scon eo......V (Yem). 6ClO BEG: 1. Deve Crilll.r (Hon); 2. Bri.n Fremlirll (Yemt 3. Jim Flourney.(Vem). SOD NOV: 1. seen Mltch.1I lKew~ 2. Pet. Guy (Melt 3. Bill Metoney (Hon). SOD INT: 1. Bob Tippit (Suz); 2. Merk GlecItI (Hon); 3. Bob WetIOn (Vem~ SOD PRO: 1. Scott cevn... (Suz); 2. Jeff Conlin IHua); 3. Kerl Holmberg (Vem). VET BEG: ,. RIcherdLonaCVem); 2. BenytJohe.,.son (Hont 3. Dennis Devld (Vem). VET INT: 1. Denny Aehcr.1t (Hon). McMahon tops at Saddleback MX How to become a Factory Pro ,'A' signed.waslot ofyoungestask me how I did it. Determination, t 15, I the factory pro ever . A people motocros~r dedication, physical conditioning and using the best products are a must. But I was luckier than most. My dad worked as my tuner, mechanic and coach. I was using Maxima oils for over a year before he ever sold any. My Yamahas were probably the fastest and most reliable because I won four national championships and hundreds of races before I was 16. In fact that's w~y my dad started his own company-Maxima Racing Lubricants. I couldn't have become a factory pro without Maxima oils, and my dad of course." WRW LEADER /N By Terry Whytel pRANGE, CA, JULY 2 ,Malcolm Smith/Yamaha Support rider Vince McMahon powered his way to the 250cc "'Proclass win at this week's SMX Rce. McMahon bauled with top local riders Bryan Maloney, Rob Brown and Ed Arnet, all riding Hondas, en route to his two-moto victory. Brown diced his way to the runner-up slot in the first moto with Maloney third and Arnel fourth. hi round two action, Arnet rode a strong race to pick up second plaCe in the mota and second overall as Maloney DNF and Brown dropped to fourth behind Maico-master Val Tamietti. Brown picked up the third place share of the purse money with fourth going to Tamieui. 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