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Cycle News 1985 10 16

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If you want a shot of some serious cash, then you'd better step on it. Because time is running out. You've got just 2 more chances to ride off with a piece of the purse in the Lady Liberty Trans-Cal QuadRacer Series. Following a knock down, drag out competition at Laguna Seca and Sand Hill Ranch, four more riders qualified for that fateful night in Anaheim. So what's stopping you? Now you have a chance to show what you've got. Go for it and challenge the toughest QuadRacers in the West and qualify to race in the QuadRacer Championship at the 1986 Supercross at Anaheim in February. There you'll have the chance to race against Gary Denton, the Rose Bowl Quad winner and Greg Clark, the Coliseum Quad winner, both are automatically seated. Get your QuadRacer ready. Who knows, Lady Liberty could be your lucky lady. Each race has a prize of $200 for First, $100 for Second and $50 for Third place. There are still 2 qualifying races left in the Lady Liberty Trans-Cal QuadRacer Series. Each race will qualify 2 Quads for the Series. A final qualifying event will take place during the CMCI Ascot Park Night Nationals on November 15th. This event will qualify 1 Quad and round out a field of 15 qualifiers. , CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1st 10 QUALIFIERS FOR SUZUKI'S QUADRACER CHAMPIONSHIP AT THE ANAHEIMSUPERC O R SS: Gary Denton, Greg Clark, Brian Fry, Ron Haase, Jim Putnam, Jim Sedelbach, Lee Parker, Tim Dixon, Mike Heiberger, and Gil Medeiros. $200 plus $100 in expenses and travel. Second place gets $100 plus $100 for expenses and travel. Third place receives $50. ASCOT PARK/Oct. 19 & 20 The two qualifiers that survive this event will win a date at Anaheim. First place rides home with $200. Second $100 and T hird $50. ...... CMC/ASCOT PARK NIGHT NATIONALS/Nov. 15th This is the final night of the season. Onlyone Quad will qualify. This will be the final entrant who will participate at Anaheim. First place wins $200. Second $100 and Third $50. .THE 1986 ANAHEIM QUADRACER CHAMPIONSHIP Anaheim Stadium will rumble as the fastest, fiercest Quads in the West race for a purse of $1,400 for First, $1,000 for Second and $800 for Third. For more information, call CMC (The Continental Motosport Club) at (714) 261-6116. You've got the Quad and you've got the heart. . Now follow the flame to victory. MADERA FAIRGROUNDS/ Oct. 1 & 13 2 The racing continues. . After the dust settles, two more qualifiers will be eligible for Anaheim. First place takes home S AN C TIO N ED QUADRUNNffis FOREMOST IN FOUR-WHEELING. L... ---' 17

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