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who took advantage of a last-lap
error by Bye to nab the win, with Bye
grabbing second ahead of Kawasakimounted Tom Kuschink, Willy Varboort (Kaw) and Roller.
Ryan Huffman (Yamaha-Honda
of Roseburg) made his only appearance of the double-race weekend at
the facilities payoff by winning two
classes. Huffman first brought out
his Kawasaki to lead the 60cc class,
only to drop itin thewhoopsand hand
the win over to Danny Ulven (Kaw).
Huffman came blazing back to steal
the second moto for a 2-1 overall win.
The 80cc A class was runaway for
Huffman, who blazed his way to the
checkers for a I-I double demolition,
this time on a Yamaha. Ulven (Kaw)
took a 3-2 second over Travis Berry
(Yam), who posted a 2-3 for a third.
The last race of the evening was the
Open Pro class, dominated solely by
Tyler, who hails from Olympia,
Washington. Tyler rode an '83 Yamaha YZ490 to a killing in both contests
for a total domination in the Open
Pro ranks this weekend, topping the
first moto over local Richard Earle
and Canadian John Evoy. In moto
two, Tyler and Earle were 1-2 until
Evoy snuck a wheel inside and demoted Earle to third, which was the
finishing order. Tyler took a threequarter lap lead to the checkers for a
I-I win.
Results
OPEN PRO: 1. Scott Tyler (Ylm); 2. John EvOl'
(Hon); 3. Richlrd Elrle (Hon).
250 PRO: 1. Scon Tyler (ylm): 2. John EvOl'
(Hon); 3. Larry Hlnoon (KIW).
125 PRO: 1. Allin Oyck (Y1m): 2. Glry Beyer
(KIW); 3. John Woodley (kaw).
250 B: 1. Tony Gr_ (Honl; 2. Brld Johnson
(KIW); 3. Tom Pilcher (Hoo).
125 B: 1. Monty Spolding (ylm); 2. Tony Gr_
(Hon~ 3. Bnod Johnoon (KIW).
125 C: 1. Oln Gregory (Hon); 2. SteVe Bye (Kow);
3. Tom KulChnik (Klw).
250 C: 1. Oavid Morton (Hus); 2. Din Gregory
(Ylml; 3. Donny Herron (Ylm).
60 B: 1. Ryln Huffmln (Ylm); 2. Dlnny Ulven
(Klw); 3. Chris Petterson (Ylm).
BO B: 1. RYln Huffmln (Klw); 2. Dlnny U1ven
(KIW); 3. Trlvis Berry (Ylml.
BO c: 1. Bobby Eymln (Ylml; 2. DuSty Brown
(Klw); 3. Rolly Leech (Klw).
60 C: 1. Cory Fuller (KiwI; 2. Ryln Lelch (Hon); 3.
Mike Ulven (KiwI.
WEE PEE: 1. Joey Glrren (ylm); 2. Man Williams
(Vim).
Kadlec steals
TurkeyRace
By Roger Dowden
LARAMIE, WY, NOV 24
The Laramie Dirt Riders have
a reputation of putting 011 one_
of the toughest cross country
races in the Rocky Mountain
area and this year they did it again.
When the event was over, it was Fritz
Kadlecedging Mark Hines at the finish line by a few feet.
The course consisted of sagebrush
plains, rocky canyon trails and
incredibly long and steep uphill and
downhill trails that resembled bobsled
runs. The entire course was covered
with anywhere from three to 30 inches
of crusty drifted snow. On race day,
another two inches of wet, slick snow
was deposited.
Recent returnees from the ISDE in
Spain, Kadlec and Hines, were in
attendance along with the 1985 Rocky
Mountain Enduro Champion John
Bruckbauer. The Le Mans style start
found Wyoming's Rick Milonas
(KTM) in the lead. Not intimidated
by the luminaries in attendance,
Milonas led the first three miles of the
first lap until he imbedded himself in
a snowdrift.
Hines, who was in hot pursuit, fell
on top of Milonas and then Skeeter
Jacobson (Kaw) fell on both of them.
Hines was able In extract himse1£ and
continue. He had the lead until he hit
another driftand was passed by Jamie
Burgess on yet another KTM.
Burgess succumbed to a flat tire
shortly after Iht· firstcheckand Hines
was alone in the lead. Kadlec, however, caught Hines while he was
pushing through a drift into the
second check. Hines was able to keep
the lead and stretched it to six minutes over Kadlec by the stan-finish
checkpoint. The first nine-mile loop
had taken the leaders about 40 minutes to complete.
During the second lap, Hines
endoed off a rock ledge, but still
stretched his lead to 10 minutes. Hines
maintained his lead throughout the
third lap, but during the fourth lap
Kadlec gained slightly. An eighth of
a mile from the finish line, Kadlec
stole the lead and held on by two feet
at the finish.
Milonas and Bruckbauer had worked their way through the pack to finish third and fourth, respec1ively.
Only six of the 50 riders finished all
four laps.
•
Results
OVERALl: 1. Fritz Kadlec (Hus); 2. Mark Hin..
(KTM) 3. Rick Milones (KTM); 4. John Bruckbauer
(Hus); 5. Chris Willbanks (H~s).
Ryan redundant in
SanJoseMX
By W.H. Spencer
SAN JOSE, CA, DEC. I
Rick Ryan (Kaw) had little
trouble in gathering the loot
for both 125 and 250cc Pro
classes at the Medcalf racing
facility today, leading a sea of green
through the hills. Dean Matson took
second in both cases in a close battle
with Sweden's Tom Dambers.
While Ryan was long gone in the
first 250cc round, Matson pursued as
Dambers was working his Yamaha
hard to catch up and. at the white
£lag, he did just that. Setting off up
hill from the stan area, Dambers and
Matson were elbow-to-elbow, trading spots in the corners. At the high
point of the track, just p