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climbers and came away with limited success. Brindos took a pair of seconds in the Open c1asse on his Harley, with Peterson claiming the victories. Elmore, with some fine rides on his 500cc and Open-class machines grabbed a second and third placings [or the day. Kerry Peterson and his American Honda CR500 proved to be the winning combination as he motored to the 500cc c1as win ahead of a consistent Dave Turner on an M-Star. Powder Puff action saw Lisa Lynch claim the number one spot on a Honda with Cathy Mercurio bringing her Kawasaki in for second-place honors. DIRT CHEAP PRICES ON HONDA ATC'S WE HAVE THE ATC'S YOU GO FIND THE DIRT THERE IS NO DIRT IN HOllYWOOD ANDWEWANTTO SEllATC·S. CAll US FOR THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN ~ 00 ,.....; Results MINI: 1. Jeb Brock (Kawl. PP: 1. Lisa Lynch; 2. Cathy Mercurio. 371·600 STK: 1. Kerry Peterson (Hon); 2. Ron Standeven IM·S). 0-370 ALTERED STK; 1. Terry Tate ISuz). 371·600 ALTERED STK; 1. Dave Turner IM-S); 2. Carl Collier IKaw); 3. Tom Kelly (Mail. 600 MOO: 1. Kerry Peterson (Han); 2. Tom Elmore IYaml; 3. Dave Turner IM·S). OPEN MOD: 1. Kerry Peterson; 2. Jim Brindos IH·D). 600 EX: 1. Kerry Peterson (Han); 2. Dave Turner IM·S); 3. Tom Elmore (Kaw); 4. Tom Kelly (Mail. OPEN EX: 1. Kerry Peterson; 2. Jim Brindos IH·D). ~ I 6525 SANTA MONICA BLVD. I PHONE (213) 466-7191 I Tell thelIl you saw it. in Weak/Newall tally wins at Nebraska motocross By Brad and Sharon Jones FORT CALHOUN, NE, JUNE 10 David Weak, AMA Pro #59, took a big win in the 125cc Expert class on his personally redesigned MX track at Fort Calhoun. The first mota, Weak did some battIe with Doug Murray. Murray fell in a hairpin and let Weak by, then Murray chased Weak for a while but developed tranny problems and was forced to pull out. Weak went on to win with a half lap lead over Dan Newell. Newell put in an impressive ride, working his way through the pack after a poor start. In the second mota, Jimmy Lee took the start, but Weak nailed Lee only a few turns later. Mark Boling challenged Lee for second and overtook him by the hal£way mark. Weak again cruised wi th a sizable lead for the win. The 250cc Expert class was really action packed. Don Wipf chased Doug Murray for most of the race, until Murray had a mishap with a lapper, and Wipf flew past. The two were putting on such a show, they lapped all the way back to fourth place. Dan Newell was the only rider to avoid getting lapped by the blazing duel. The second mota, Wipf took the start and Murray was chasing. On the second lap, Wipf lost control in a rocker section and fell, and Murray was so close that he fell trying to avoid Wipf. ewell, who was running third, motored around the mishap and rode hard to win the mota. Murray recovered before Wipf, and they finished econd and third. The three-way tie for first place was broken by ewell's second moto win. Results MINI c: 1. Brian Pinkley; 2. Chad Thieled; 3. Rick Kan. MINI B; 1. Kevin Douglas; 2. Jason Aoyer; 3. MartY Canklin. MINI A: 1. Denny Stephenson; 2. Justin Otto; 3. Erick Kohl. OVER 30: 1. Eric Hansen; 2. Sheldon Otto; 3. Todd Gilt. ENDURO: 1. Dan Dammann; 2. Jim Osbern; 3. John Schoenauer. 125 C: 1. Paul Dolan; 2. Jay McMahon; 3. Brad Teetz. 125 B: 1. Lewis Pycha; 2. Kevin Hytrek; 3. Steve Ernst. . . 125 A: 1. Dave Weak; 2. Mark Boling; 3. Jimmv Lee. 250 A: 1. Dan Newell; 2. Doug Murray; 3. Don Wipf. OPEN: 1. Pat Pice; 2. Sheldon Otto; 3. Eric Hensen. We're tough and our competition KNOWS IT! Take advantage of money-saving close outs from dealers and manufacturers. Read Cycle News Want Ads. AL LYONS "lower unsprung weight and 'you improve your performance. Period!"" SCORES BIG AT ROSARITA BEACH GRAND PRIX WITH NEO G1050 NEO OIL co. 2865 Gundry Avenue Lon9 Beech, CA 90806 (213) 595·7208 SEND FOR FREE BROCHURE -DEALER INQUIRES INYITED- DYMAG WHEELS BUELL BRAKES PITTSBURGH PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS FACTORY TEAMS CHOICE Why compromise? light weight. high strength and low price make these the finest magnesium wheels in the world. 16" & 18" wheels in stock for all popular bikes. Exclusive US. distributor. Importer of INTEIlSTATE lEATHERS Exceptionally well made leathers offer the best protection and style. Jackets, jeans and full custom suits. We can fit anyone at a price you can afford. (414) 392-3170 THE LIGHTEST A stainless st~l & aluminum sandwkh [0 cut disc weight by 55%. lower sprung/unsprung ratio, improves suspension and steering response. Aluminum lowers temp, stops brake fade. 41