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Yamaha-mounted Rick Hocking
nabbed his first AMA Grand National
win when he took the Golden Gate
Mile at Albany, California. Hocking
led from before the halfway point all
the way to the finish on the rough
track, besting Harley-Davidson's Rex
Beauchamp and Yamaha's Kenny Roberts. Scott Brelsford made history by
becoming the first rider to qualify a
two-stroke for a National mile, a feat
he performed with a Kawasaki triple
prepared by Erv Kanemoto.
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Lowell Moural was a triple winner in
a benefit short track at Chico, California. After winning the 360cc Expert
class in both Scratch and Handicap
formats, Moura I won the perpetual
trophy event run in honor of the
Work Training Center the race was
held to benefit.
Kawasaki's Jimmy Weinert took the
overall win in the motorcycle portion
of the SCORE Off-Road World
Championship held at Riverside
(California) International Raceway.
Riding in the Open class, Weinert
took the lead soon after the start and
led Team Husky's Mitch Mayes and
the rest of the field to the checkered
flag. Bu]taco-mounted Ken Zahrt won
the 250cc class at fifth overall, and
Honda's Bruce McDougal topped the
125s running in ninth.
Cunningham Rides Husqvarna 500 Automatic
to 1984 National Enduro Championship
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