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Cycle News 1984 11 14

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flag. Posca took third ahead of Seagale and Honda rider Tim Whitlock. Surratt didn't have much trouble winning the second moto, while Posca finished in the number two slot. Seagale took third ahead of Helm and Rieman. Rieman's 2-5 entitled him to second overall in the series: Yamaha-mounted Mike Fowler jumped into the early lead atlhestart of the first 250cc Junior moto with another Yamaha rider Joe Merriam hot on his tail. For the first few laps, Fowler enjoyed a comfortable lead while Merriam, Darrin Hoeft and Honda rider Mike Neff followed. However, Fowler developed engine problems as Merriam closed in. Halfway through the race, Merriam made his move and passed Fowler and his crippled Yamaha. Then Neff started to make a move and passed H.oeft, then Fowler two laps from the finish. In the end it was Merriam, Neft, Hoeft and Fowler. Fow ler overcame his first-moto blues and won the second round. NeH took second again to claim the overall win, third in the moto went to Yamaha rider Steve Lawler, while fourth and fifth went to Merriam and Yamaha-mounted Jim Vatrghan. Honda .rider Eric Wicker used a 2-1 score to capture the win in the I25cc Novice class, beating Kawasakimounted Jehrrod Thames' 4-1 tally. Wicker took the early lead at the start of the first moto and never looked back. Eric Huffine (Hon) recovered from a fourth-place start to challenge Honda rider Steve Parent for second. With one lap to go, Huffine stuffed his Honda to the insideof Parent in a turn and took over second. Wicker won the moto with a l3-second cushion over Huffine, then Parent, Thames and Yamaha rider Tony Olivieri. Thames managed to take the win the second time outover Wicker, Parent, Huffine and Suzuki rider Michael Edward. Parent's 3-3 combo gave him third. In the Sidecar race, which took place Sunday, the Pete and SCOtt Whitney team went home with the series title. The Whitneys held a slim points lead going into the final round, but Pete was nursing a broken foot that he suffered tl1e week before at Sand Hi11. THey were only hoping to salvage a second after the Indian Dunes race, but they managed a third in the first moto and amazingly won the second round. This gave them the championship, while the Randy Langosh and Casey Farrell team won the overa II toda y bu t took second in the series. • Results 60 O-B: 1. Damon Huffman IKaw): 2. Jeff Willoh (Kaw); 3. Judd Scanlon (Hon). 60 9·11 : 1. Buddy Antu_ (Kaw); 2. Joel Toltarsky (Kaw); 3. Jesse James lKaw). 60 JR 9·11: 1. Damon Huffman (Kaw); 2. Joel Alb

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