Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1980's

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TRACKS NORTHEAST AM II YTH LOCATIONS AQUASCO RACEWAY 5.1. AM..$un. YTH AQuuco, MD . .• .• . . . ,~'1 (301) 3504·2525 EVANSVILLE All PARK "'p.o.... Sal. YTH·5un. AM Evansville. PA. .•. ,)~t. . . .(711) 759-2&t1 MOTO SPORT TRA.ILS ~p..O SaL AM-Sun. YTH Malvern. 0101 0 . (216)823-3786 STAAOROME MX PK " Sal. YTH·$un.AM Summersville. WV . . • . (304) 812·S3fi9 ........TEUR REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP IROO" TIOGA SPORTS C£NTER Binghamton, NY .. • • • (607)648-4997 YOUTH REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP STEEl CITY USA Delmont. PA. (304) 59C. I 157 SOUTHEAST AM" YTH LOCATIONS HEU HOLE CREEK PK 5.1. AM·Sun YTH ,q, Leesville. SC. . . . ",,.."'" C8031532·5n8 GATORIACK PARK 'Q\"\~~ Sal. YTH·Sun. AM Gainesville. FL 'Q~~ .... • • (813)822-8929 ROlLING HILLS :\~"" S.t. YTH·Sun. AM ,~~ 19191342....92 Reidsville. NC AMATEUR REG.cNAl CHAMPIONSHIP METAOllNA SPEEDWAY PK Ch.rlolle, NC (704) 596·4830 YOUTH REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SECESSION MX AnCJerson, SC (803) 296·5983 MIDEAST AM I YTH AREA LOCATIONS TERRE HAUTE MX PARK Sal AM·$un.VTH Terr. Haule, IN . . . ,~\. , (2171 466·3220 CO C R It-~''' Se' VTH·Sun. AM Sugar Grove. OM 'Q\.\~'i:. 16141237·3511 Qf(,P' S.t. VTH·Sun. AM RED IIUD Bucnanan. MI ,~~1.~"'. (618)695-6405 GLASS CITY MC Sat. AM·Sun, VTM Oelt •. OM . .. (419)476.2312 AMATEUR REGIONAL CHA"P.cSHIP IRON MUSTANGS Brighton. MI . . (313) 278·0309 YOUTH REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP KENWORTHY GP Troy.OH. (5131~763 NORTHCENTRAL ....... YTH AREA LOC...TIONS MIDWAVAEC PK Sat. "'M.Sun. YTM Kellogg.MN.. ... . .. ~,..", ,~. (501)534·28"'1 CEDAR RIVER SPORTS PK Q\.\~f;,. Sat. YTM·Sun. AM Tlplon.IA ••. . Of;,.p,;. 13191946-3131 AZTALAN CYCLE CLUI ~1.~--( Sat. YTH·Sun. AM LakeMlIls.WI • . . . • \.~. .1414'363-32n "'MATEUR AEGK>NAL CHAMPIONSHIP HI·WINDERS .. e MillVIlle. MN • t507I75J.2916 YOUTH REGIONAL CHAMPfONSHIP MOTOSPOATS PARK Byfon.ll. . (815)234·2271 LOCATIONS Of 2·DAY REGIONALS ONLY S.turday·YOUTH & Sunday·AMATEUR u.s VEGAS MX PARK (SouthweSI) MIy24125 L., Vega.s. NV (Entry Deadline May 5). . (702) 564-2677 THURSTON ORV PARK (Northwestl Mey31 I June 1 ... (2OS) 425-8090 Olympia, WA IEntry Deadline May 12) .. LAKE WHITNEY (So. Central) June21622 Lake WhUney. TX (Entl"1 Deadline June 2) .(113)1541,3025 III J MOTOCROSS Smokey MountaIn) July 5 6. Clarksville, TN (Entry Oe.dUne June 16) . _. . (6151647-8980 l~~",?o-t Smith (shown). Ashcraft and Chris Crandall made it a Husky 1-2-3 sweep. Hare & Hound (Cont£ntted from page 10) for those rest spots more than anything!" 'n the Novice/Beginner start, the Open class KTM of Tommy Voss set the pace right off the line. Voss, riding for Pro-Cycle KTM, was at the head of the pack at the end of the bomb run, and had built up a fiveminute lead over the next Novice competitor, 250cc class Jim Eveland, as they went into the pits. Voss held on to his lead in the second loop and took the checkered flag with a comfortable margin, and 76th place in the overall standings. "It was rough. My hands will tell you that," Voss said as he pulled off his gloves to reveal bleeding blisters. "There was a lot of cross-grain stuff - that's what causes the blisters." Voss also confessed to being a little tired after losing the seat of his bike a few miles before the finish. '" have to go back and get my seat," he said. '" lost it about two miles bacK, right where the two loops come together. , had to stand up all the way in from there. " Voss, who took second overall Novice in last year's Barstow-to-Vegas race, said he's expecting to transfer to Amateur any time now, and wanted to thank his club, the loo's MC, for their hel p with his ride. There was a tussle in the 250cc Novice class as early leader Mark Schneider lost his lead to Jim Eveland t the end of the first loop, and had to fight back in the second loop to egain the first place position. chneider, who was running third in lass at the end of the bomb, was assed in a strong bid from Eveland, ho worked his way up from a slowe.r tart that left him in ninth place at e bomb. By the time the pair reached he pits at the end of the first loop, veland was running second overall n the I ovice competition, with chneider back in fifth overall, but hen the checkered flag fell, it was chneider in front once again. "The first loop was straight, flat nd a lot of whoop-de-doos," said chneider. "The second loop was ough and tight, and I like the tight luff better. , gOI lost once and gOI ust a little bit off the course, but therwise it was great." Jim Eveland said his problem was eing out of practice. '" rode Riveride last weekend," he said, "but part from that I haven't been on one f these in 10 years. I had a lot of fun ough." • 511.000 U.S. Bonds PRO-AM PURSE AT SAn()~AI. SOD ENUtES MOW - COMPlETE INSTRUCT. 'ACuaE fl£TURNED FOR PRE ENTRY OEAOLINE POSTMARK SEE AIOVE - ENTRY FEE 521l PER ClASS - POST ENTRIES 510 MORE AT TRACK SEND CHEClC Oft .M'f' OIDf'I TO: .1 SIWlTL, '.D. lID 1154. IDUOO, OM.. &3112 - .ASTnCMD' VISA ONLY - CALL (411147.. ,131- $1.10 SERVICE CHAUE An Iddltlonal 510.uv $Jgn-up per ..... IIId glle Idmi.sion will be cllarllld lithe roce trocks. n:'

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