Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1980's

_AN INSTANT'WlNNm IN THE HONDA OPEN HOUSE. ask.Canada-Nortllern California-Northern Nevada-Oregon-Washington-Idaho-Ut . second, with Stanaway finally receiving it. Bill Kaiser (Yam) holeshot the Open Pro class as usual, but couldn't hold off the charge of Ron Pomeroy (MStar), who easily won both motos. Chris Hutzelman (Yam) rode fast and steady for the runner-up spot in both motos. Results 60 1·8: 1. 8ill Cooper (Kew); 2. Brien Straper (Kaw); 3. Brandon Beightol (Hon). 60 9-11: 1. Eric Wilz (Kaw); 2. Brad lewis (KeW). MINI B: 1. Oren Brey (Kaw); 2. John Sowards (Kaw). MINI C: 1. John Cooper (Kaw); 2. Trayis Smith (Kaw); 3. Tony Courson (Yaml. 125 PRO: 1. Ron Pomeroy (Cag); 2. Craig Stanaway (Kaw); 3. Kevin Logsdon (Vaml. 125 B: 1. Jey Jackson (Kaw); 2. Oren Bray (Kaw); 3. Doug Keltner (Kawl. 125 DIV 1: 1. Doug Miller (Yam); 2. Ron Thalheimer (Hon); 3. Mike Andrews (Kaw). 1.25 DIV 2; 1. Curt Stanaway (Yam); 2. Todd McNeight (Han); 3. Jim Stiltner (Suz). 250 B: 1. Lance Foresee (Suz); 2. Brian Bowa.. (Han); 3. Mat Miller (Han). 250 C: 1. Doug MacDonald (Han); 2. Kip Kenyon (Han); 3. Erik Nichols (Suz). OPEN PRO: 1. Ron Pomeroy (M-S); 2. Chris Hutzelman (Yam); 3. Gary Larsen (Yam). OPEN B; 1. Mit Miller (Hon); 2. Jerry Rank (M·SI; 3. Jim Sasseen (Han). OPEN C: 1. Kevin Bise (Hon); 2. Steve Blackwell (Yam); 3. Doyle Zuhlke (Hon). OTHG: 1. 'Dick Beightol (Hon); 2. Ken Bailey (KTM); 3. Ron Hines (KTM). OT: 1. Joe Cordar (KTM); 2. Don Darling (Hon); 3. Vern Rank (Mai). Hadlock hauls at Winnemucca MX By Wretched Racer WINNEMUCCA, NV, MAR. 11 Allan Berlutti brought his Kawa:saki all the way out to the eastern edge of District 36 to check out the top quality competition at the Flying W's Spring MX Series. This was the second of the three-race series where Robbie Hadlock has been asserting his dominance of the northern Nevada motocross scene. After some really fine racing, Berlutti did the deed by winningthecombined 25OcdOpen Expert class, leaving Hadlock the second overall slot. For this race, the Calder Cycle Park was ready for the top Pros and anybody else ready to ride. Beautiful weather, good dirt, and a rough, challenging layout was ready for the second consecutive club record turnout of 143 riders. In the first moto of the 250cclOpen Experts, Berlutti got his holeshot and led the first lap, but Hadlock got by to lead for the rest of the mota and win the race. Berlutti came up second and Jeff Cloutier (Kaw) was third. Berlutti pulled a magnificent start in moto two, carrying the front wheel in the air to the first turn, and shutting the door on Hadlock. Berlutti held on to that early lead all the way to the checkered flag, and his 2-1 score was good enough for the overall. Hadlock fell a couple of times trying to.catch up, and finally came in third after Cloutier squeezed by into second. Hadlock's 1-3 netted him second overall and Cloutier's 3-2 was good for third. Riding Hondas out of Carson Cycle Center, Hadlock salvaged his winning streak by victory in both 125cc .Expert motos. Hadlock went wire-towire in Mota One. Mark Hall (Yam), a 125cc ace from Boise, led the first three laps of mota two, but ultimately had to give way to Hadlock when he stalled his machine. When Hall's bike quit, Hadlock collided with him, and they both went down. Both recovered quickly, but Hadlock was quickest. Hall's 3-2 was good for second overall and another tough contender, Jeff Clutier, scored 2-3 for '. his second, third-overall of the day. Results ~ .al!Rl~ ·60 NOV; 1. T. McMaster (Kaw); 2. T. Donahue (Kaw); 3. K. Malone (Yaml· 60 NOV: 1. J. Thompson (Hon); 2. R. Thomson (yam); 3. R. Cislini (Vam). 60 JR: 1. A. Johnson (Kawl; 2. W. Tiensvold (Hon); 3. J. Presnell (Yam). 60 EX; 1. C. Kay (Kaw); 2. G. Kay (Hon); 3. T. Brown (Kaw). 125 NOV: 1. B.lrvine (Kawl; 2. J. Kath (Vam!; 3. B. Stillmock (Kaw). 12.5JR: 1. R. Kay (Kaw); 2. D. Haney (Kaw); 3. C. Barton (Kaw). 125 EX: 1. R. Hadlock (Hon); 2. M. Hall (Yam); 3. J. Cloutier (Kaw). 250 NOV: 1. T. Alexander (Suz!; 2. B. Stjllmock (Kaw); 3. S. Sliter (Hon). 250 JR: 1. R. Ughtltouse (Honl; 2. S. Cooper (Suz!; 3. S. Cano (Hon). 250 EX: 1. A. Berlutti (Kaw); 2. R. Hadlock (Hon); 3. J. Cloutier (Kaw). OP JR: 1. M. Curtis (Hon); 2. D. Ohl (Hon). OP EX: 1. J. Heying (Kaw); 2. A. McElroy (Han). VET NOV: 1. G. Dayis (Mai); 2. R. Edwards (Kaw); 3. R. Castodio (Suz). VET JR: 1. B. Anderson (Vam); 2. A. Scott (Mai). VET EX: 1. D. Ohl (Hon); 2. R. Wyant (Hon); 3. J. Williams (Hon). OT NOV: 1. K. Ughthouse (Hus); 2. R. DelCarlo (Vam); 3. R. Kolbet (Hon). OT JR: 1. K. Winschell (Hon); 2. M. Tolotti (Vam); 3. R. Johnson (Kaw). OT EX: 1. R. Kevhey (Yam); 2. J. Coulombe (Hon); 3. A. Bray (Vam). ~Ii ~ YOU CAN WIN ONE Of Grand Prix motorcycle race Four First Prize ~ now. You couJd win the vaca· By Frank Showers the 1984 San Marino Q ~~~= ;~~;;~last'Of ' .. .' COULD_YOUI BONDAOPENBOVSE For the second year in a row, Eric McKenna captured the overall trophy in the Amateur/Expert class at the Prairie City 200 NOV: 1. Loren Turner; 2. Jed Careen; 3. Mike Ryan; 4, Paul Hanson. 250 NOV; 1. Mike Brumitt; 2. Mike Nicholls; 3. Marten Smith; 4. Scott Jones, OPEN NOV: 1. Dayid Welch; 2. Nick Collin; 3. Bruce Neumann; 4. David Quiotsl. VET NOV: 1. Sid Scheutz; 2. Paul Williams; 3. Gordon Peirie; 4. Ken Cosmo. OT NOV: 1. Daryl Hall; 2. BiliV Fain; 3. Daye Milani; 4. Barnes. 200 AMA: . Don Hoagland; 2. Jim T.ucker; 3. Frank Blake. 250 AMA: 1. Glen Sabol; 2. Matthew Vulk; 3. Michael Carlson; 4. Jon Cook. OPEN AMA: 1. Jim Jenkins; 2. Kurt Molingo; 3. Don Oobbas; 4. Ken Kramasz. VET AMA: 1. James Loer; 2. Bill Maxim; 3. Wayne Hubbard; 4. Paul Wargo. OT AMA: 1. Dick Milani; 2. ,Richard Vandermullen; 3. NOrml" Gratton; 4. Bruce Marhenke. 200 EX: 1. Jim Norris; 2. David Mozingo. 250 EX: 1. Matt Cullins; 2. Charles Smart; 3. Cloyse Holland; 4. Brett Cary. OPEN EX: 1. Eric McKenna;' 2. Randy Lash; 3. Charles Halcomb; 4. Pete Langley. VET EX: 1. Scott Davis; 2. Gery Vanderpool; 3. Peter Bierworth; 4. Art McDede. OT EX: 1. Curt McMahon; 2. Doug Fielding; 3. John Fraser; 4. Doug McCaleb. new lineup of 1984 Hondas. Check out the great deals on selected models. We' II even have FREE hot dogs and soft a Special Edition ~ . Honda Grand Prix wnH 5,555 T-shirt. INSTANT . 1b ~, come into WINNERS" ONE $2OPQO in cash. • /, I~ w..tchman" personal And a V.I. P. view of the action at SACRAMENTO, CA, MAR. 18 winners will take a friend and $2,000 50 Second Prize winners will be awarded a Sony" most exciting motorcycling event The Honda Open House. IrS.. IIGGAME wnH BIG PlUZESI Puzzle Certificate. We' II give you a FREE GIIT-a Limited Edi· tion Game Puzzle that makes a high·action picture of one of Honda's racing champions. Put cash on a four·country it together and you II find out if ~ AlPine1bu~' you're a winner~INSTANTLYI On brand new Honda touring . So make tracks to Honda's motorcycles:' . Open House. See the exciting tiooofyourdreams. A per. sonal TV Disc Camera Or one of thousands ofother prizes. It's all part of the year's Our Grand Prize includes a J7.day first class tour of Europe Tor twn Results our dealership and fill out a 5,555 MIIR.OUS PIUZES !FlOUR FllElGAME PUZZLEMAlOtESOUR DISPlAY. Come into our dealership McKenna cruises to second PCGPwin Grand Prix. The 6th annual event, held at Prairie City OHV Park, was conducted under sunny skies and warm weather. The first event of the day began at 8:30 a.m. Four rows of N'ovices, totalling 191, LOok LO the course, with twominute intervals between the waves of riders. The three-hour race covered a 15-mile course that took riders over a variety of terrain. At the completion of the Novice classes of racing, the winning riders were Loren Turner (200cc), Mike Brumitt (25Occ), David Welch (Open), Sid Schuetz (Vets), and Old Timer Daryl Hall. At the Amateur/Expert start, Mike Harper got the holeshot, followed by McKenna and Randy Lash. Harper held the number one position until McKenna made his move and took the lead, at about four miles out. By tbe start of lap five, McKenna had stretched his lead to just over two minutes. It was obviously his lucky day because when McKenna's Honda' ran outoffuel, hewasjust yards from his pit area. He pushed the bike at running speed to the pit. After gassing it up· he left, retaining a 10second' lead over Lash and Halcomb, which he held to the finish. .' SPECIAL DAYS: AprtI7th a 8th Ha.d....... vice CInIe On s.t., AprtI7th, 10 LIIL to 4 p.m. .***************** ttl ~'IA!!:'A/J, I . You never lose with Cycle News .L- _ ~RACING ~ TIRES."';~\ ...-----'~~~ EXCLUSIVE Western U.S.A. DISTRIBUTOR ....... ... 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