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Cycle News 1983 08 24

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TEN YEARS AGO Lake Whitney, Texas, was the site of the AMA National MX tour stop, and Yamaha's Pierre bumaker! continued his winning ways with a 1-2 victory in the 500cc National. Peter Lamppu returned to the Kawasaki camp and placed second overall ahead of c:z rider Stne Stackable. Karsmakers' Yamaha teammate Tim Hart scored his first National win with a victory in the 250cc National over Husky's Bob Grossi and Honda's ,cary Jones. < Don't MIss the Last AMA NotIonal Road Race of the Year!!! DAC SIC lEI. PlIO SEIlIES C(') 00 0') SEPTEMBER 3-4-5, 1983 BRAINERD INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY AMA NationalMotorcycle Bracket Bike Drag Racing Road Race september 3-4 r S~fember 5 . \~ Yamaha's Hakan Andersson clinched the 250cc World Motocross Championship with a pair of molO wins in the Finnish round. Heikki Mikkola and his factory Husky combined fourth- and third-place finishes for second overall. American Jim Pomeroy (Bul) appeared to have second overall sewn up, but fell on the last lap and dropped to sixth. In a speedway race in Sacramento, California, Alan Christian bested Rick Woods to win the Scratch main event, but could only manage a runner-up finish in the Handicap main behind Butch Corder. Jim Holley rode a Yamaha to win the Mini class of a CRC motocross at Indian Dunes. In the same event, M.aico rider Matt Bilton topped Yamaha pilot Jeff BliI for the 250cc Senior win. Women scored a pair of runner-up finishes in TT scrambles action at Perris Raceway in southern California.ln the lOOcc Novice class, Dorothy , Rowe finished second lO Richard Shook, while Liz Pettit placed one position behind 125cc Novice winner Mark Corton. 'I Triumph rider John Green scored a 'Win over Suzuki-mounted Kim Jorgensen in the Open Expert class of a semi-pro scrambles in Marysville, California. However, Green could only manage a second in the 250cc Experts, behind Chuck Cole (Oss). Sweden's Anders Micbanek scored 14 of a possible 15 points to win the British/Nordic Final, the semi final round of the World Speedway Championship. Finishing behind him, both L knotted at 11 points, were Ole Olsen

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