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Cycle News 1984 08 29

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Mouse McCoy won 125cc Stock and Modified Intermediate classes. by the fourth lap. With only a few laps remaining, Hicks crashed ending his hopes of a decent finish. "I found myself in the pack and I got on the gas," said Hicks. "I passed Healey for about ninth and then 1 went over a berm and dropped back. I'm definitely going to get them in the next race!" Healey finally found some room around the traffic and made his way into sixth with two laps to go. When the checkered £lag £lew, Moore took the win with a large distance over Brown, Kiedrowski, Kalos and Healey. Moore won all three motos in this class for a low score of three. Kiedrowski finished second overall ahead of Brown, Healey and Kalos. The 83cc Modified Expert race looked to be a showdown between Hicks and Moore, because they were tied with two points entering the run-off. But, when the field exited the first few turns, Hicks was in fifth while Moore held his own in eighth. Langford jumped out to an early lead pursued by Tichenor, Kawasakimounted Junior Jackson and Dale Storbeck. Tichenor stole the lead away from Langford during the first lap, while Hicks labored into third. At this point, only two seconds separated the first three riders. It didn't take Hicks too long to pass Langford, and Tichenor was soon to be Hicks' next victim. But Tichenor didn't give in, either. One time, Hicks pulled alongside Tichenor, but Tichenor slammed the door shut on Hicks. A lap later, though, the lead belonged to Hicks and the distance between him and Tichenor grew. Healey was still having problems getting around traffic but had moved into eighth by this time. Two laps later, Healey stuffed by three more riders and that was it for his drive. Hicks took the win easily and the overall. Moore's second was good enough for second overall, while Tichenor's third gave him third overall. Fourth and fifth overall went to Healey and Yamaha-mounted Lowell Thomason. Entering the final round in the I05cc Pro class, the point standings was very close. Hicks and Healey were tied with two while Moore and Tichenor were tied with three. Who- Eddie Lawson Team Marlboro/Yamaha 1984 500cc Road Race World Champion Tbe Lubrication Leader. 17

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