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Cycle News 1984 03 21

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South...n Caillo..nl.·A....on.-South...n N.~.da· Southern Call Western Terry Szucsko flew his Kawasaki to victory in the 126cc Intermediate class at Corona Raceway. Jay Birmingham took second. 'OetlefldIOg upon~! appltcallon. me LrnIlerS3I Retrofit Kit may reqwre somt! culling and welding Want ad information (213) 427-7433. DEUS €X EPM CAST WHEELS Results ...1 11l1H srnEET /IWX)KLYN NY 11f21~1212.4QQ-4416 DUN.£OP RACING TYRES Competition Widths For New Compounds Lower Prices Most Makes and Models Magnesium· Track Aluminum - Street Available Nationally Contingency Available For AMA National Road Races F·1. F·2 & Superblke FORCELLE ITALIA Race Forks Distributed By; West: Mark Matzinger Racing 6191755-2939 Mid·West; Competition Cycle Parts 517/339-2125 IVERSIDE" ROBERTS & SPENCER Win In • sj lC. colorful styles • six sizes • nylon lined • shown on covers of: cycle world, 7/82 cycle guide, 1/83 • priced $385-$425 p.o. bOI 861 wilbraham, ma. 01095 (413) 734-6'21' 50 straight, but missed the turn at the end. "I st'!rted slowing down and the brakes went away," said Griewe. "The lever came imo my fingers." By the second lap Griewe had worked back up to fifth, nonetheless. At the half way poim, McLain still held first while, in second, Turner uied to hold of[ McMahon, who wa up from a mid pack start. McMahon bagged the Cagiva~pjlot then caught up to McLain within a lap and ploughed his way through on the inside of a tight comer to take command of the race. As the Yamaha rider quickly pulled away, Griewe also nabbed the fading McLain and put on a charge to uy and calch the fleeing leader. but McMahon's distance was too great. Having to settle for second, Griewe lost the overall on the second molO tie breaker and was runner up. Yamaha of Covina's Je[[ Priuer came across third and in 0 doing picked up third overall. Cycle News - Weekly news, not momhly history. HIGH SCHOOL WOMENS: 1. Robin Mlzokami (Ham). MINI sR: t, Bill Warnick (Up!); 2. Tony Heine (Hem); 3. Bucky Moore (Nro). 100 SR: 1. David Farris (Upl); 2. Tony Heine (Hem); 3. Bucky Moore (Nor). 125 NOV: 1. John Holmes (Nor); 2. Steve Graham (Poly); 3. Lloyd Edgerson (Nor). 125 sR; 1. Jason Rincon (Poly); 2. Chad Barnes (Nor); 3. Scott Burns (Nor). t75 sR: 1. Chad Barnes (Nor); 2. Scan Burns (Nor); 3. John Holmes (Nor). 250 NOV: 1. Jeff Digby (Hem); 2. Joe Picchiottino (Hem); 3. Fred Bryant (Cer). 250sR: 1. Mark Neff(Hem); 2. Scan Mapes (Nor); 3. David Speer (Nor). OPEN NOV; 1 Tony strangio (Upl); 2. Joe Pic· chiottino (Hem); 3. Shawn Hanson (Hem). UNATIACHED PEE WEE 9·; 1. Mike Metzger (Han); 2. Jacob Swain (Kaw); 3. Jason Carroll (Kawl. PEE WEE 10+; 1. Buddy Antunez (Kaw); 2. Dana Wiggins (Kaw); 3. Raben Naber (Kaw). MINI BEG 12-: 1. Terry Picchionino (Kaw); 2. Dannon Burg (Kawl: 3. Seth Boldman (Kaw). MINI BEG 13.: 1. Roben Shipman (Kaw); 2. Pee Wee Clark (Yam); 3. Nick Morgan (Kaw). MINI NOV: 1. Lenny Guyett (Yam); 2. Kevin Bus· sey (Hon); 3. David Wodaszewskl (Kaw). MINIINT: 1. Mike Burdene(Kaw); 2. Ephram Ben· jamin (Yam). 125 BEG: 1. Todd Kobetsky(Kaw); 2. Jeff Trappe (Hon); 3. Steve Baker (Yam). 125 BEG II: 1. Paul Cline (KTM); 2. Steve Fields (suz); 3. Ron Thedford (suz). 125,.NOV: 1. Richard Shaw (Yam); 2. Joey Cox (Kaw); 3. Anthony Magallanes (Hon). 125 INT; 1. Terry szucsko (Kaw); 2. Jay Bir· mingham (suz); 3. Alex Lopez (Yam). 125 PRO: 1. Jason Rincon (Kaw). 250 BEG: 1. Jim Williams (suz); 2. Ron Baur (Yam); 3. Ron Ewan (suz). 250 NOV; 1. Chris Cadman (Hon); 2. An Morgan (Yam); 3. Jim Stentz (Hon). 250 INT: 1. Bruce Harerow (Hen); 2. Tom Brown (Han); 3. John Posca; (Yam). 250 PRO: 1. Vince McMahon (Vam); 2. Don Griewe (KTM); 3. Jeff Prieur (Yam). OPEN BEG; 1. Mark Trent (Hon); 2. Tim SilkWood (Han); 3. Roger Whitmer (Yam). OPEN NOV; 1. Craig Carson (Han); 2. George Manning (Han); 3. Sheldon Messlcle (Han). OPEN INT: 1. Crsig Hart; 2. Karl Holmlsag (Hon); 3. Mark Newton (suz). VETS; 1. Jerry Mullins (Hon); 2. Earl Shuler (Yam). Lauxen, Humerfop McCain Valley trial By Tim Walker McCAIN VALLEY, CA, FEB. 26 The San Diego Trials Riders (SDTR) hosled the lhird ATA points event of the year. A slrong lurnoul of riders faced even suonger winds throughout the day. An easy loop enabled riders to concenuate more on the sections. The Beginners and ovices had an easy event compared to the much harder section the Amateurs and ExpeTls faced. Section five had the ExpeTls and Amateurs riding the same line. Rid· ers emered through some sand to a left tum up a mall rock face, then they approached a three·foot rock ledge followed by a sharp right up a an eight· inch rock ledge. There was EllIe room £orenor once they climbed lhe three-fooL ledge. A drop 0[[, a couple of rocks, lhen a very steep descent down a len-foot rock slab to the section end. Even the best of the ExpeTls dropped poims in this section. Cagiva- ponspored Mike Lauxen continues to be the man to beat in the Expert cia s. Lauxen dropped 46 poinlS wilh 7 clean to OUl-score his closest competitor. Mall Pritchard (SWM) used hi european experience to place second wilh 52 dab. Mark Oldar (Bul) was third. five poims back from Pritchard. David Webster (SWM) used consi tem riding to score fourth over Mark Eggar (SWM). Eggar was moumed on Bernie hreiber's ex-fanory bike. mall riders on small machines ruled in the ovices. Billy Humeron a TY 175 carded the be t core to win his first Novice event. Katy Feland on a Famic 200 proved that a small, agile bike is sometimes beller than a big and powerful one, on her way to a second-place finish. Chri Butler (Bul) found the edge he needed to beat brother Clyde (Mon) by 4 poims lO take third. Only three poims separated the top three and was the closest poims spread of the day. Burbank Yamaha's Boyd Bernard (SWM) easily won the enior Novice division. Seven poims back for second was Mick Vanaman (Yam). Bob Schlaller (Bul) rounded out the top three. . Results EX: 1. Mike lauxen; 2. Man Pritchard; 3. MarX Oldar.

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