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Cycle News 1986 05 21

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z 0 G ~ ~ al 0 0 I- c.o :I: 00 CL 0") C\J >- C\l ~ Keith W.tson (3011 .nd Gerold Wood split 250cc moto wins .t Muddy Creek MX. W8tson won the tie-bre.ker second moto for the over.n. ''I'd just wish there had been one more lap," said Shinlever. Results and Rickman took third from Ledbetter. Results JR MINI: 1. J.J. Moneymoker (Kew); 2. Andy Wilson IlYw); 3. David Wilson (Kow). SR MINI: 1. Mike Podge.. (Yom); 2. Chad Powers (Kew); 3. Roy Boruff (Suz). 125 B: 1. Ste.. Shinle..r ISuz); 2. Bill Barton IKow); 3. Mitch McCorter lKow). 125 C: 1. Kevin Blalock (Kaw); 2. Travis Payne (Kaw); 3. Scott Skinner lKTM). 250: 1. Chris Wilson (Yam); 2. Steve Shinlever (Suz); 3. Robbie Compbell (Suz). OPEN: 1. Mike Brodshew (Hon); 2. Steve Shinlever (Suz~ 3. Mitch McCorter IKaw). ENOURO: 1. Rondy Farris (KTM); 2. Kent Tudor (Hon); 3. Dennis HaIlIHus). OLOIES: 1. Richard Dunn (Hon): 2. Randy Wolfe (Yam); 3. Chris Barton (Yom). PRO: 1. Jeff Dodgen (Yam); 2. Gordon Wallis 125: 1. David Nuckols lSuz); 2. Mickey Turner lHon); 3. Wayne Eckert (Yam). 250 PRO: 1. Mork Hartley IHon); 2. Ray West (Kaw); 3. Rusty Rogers (Suz). 250 AM: 1. Glenn Baar (IYIN); 2. Chris Rickmon (Yem); 3. Dovid Nuckols (Bul). 500 PRO: 1. Rusty Rogers (H-D); 2. Mork Hartley (Hon); 3. Rey West (Yam). 500 AM: 1. Glenn Boar (Yam); 2. Jerry Koris (Yam); 3. Chris Rickman (Hon). 50: 1. John Nickens (Suz~ 2. Ryan Taylor (Yom); 3. Chin Copley (Yom). 60: 1. Trovis Nuckols (Yem); 3. John Nickens (Suz). 80: 1. Jeremy Lucy IKaw); 2. 8rian Strong (Kaw); 3. Travis Nuckols (Kaw). (Han); 3. Tom Bratcher IKaw). Watson strong at Baar doubles at RichmondST Cycle News, America's weekly motorcycle newspaper, brings you an action-packed year of motocross. flat track, endurance. speedway and road racing. Plus all the latest news, personalities, bike tests, a weekly Calendar section, tons of Want Ads, and much morel Muddy Creek MX By Sam R. Gammon By Joe Kelly BLOUNTVILLE, TN, APR. 27 RICHMOND, VA, APR. 20 Keith Watson competed in all three Pro classes today at the Pepsi Eastern Continental Championship at Muddy Creek The 15th consecutive season of short track racing got underway at Virginia State Fairgrounds with a crowd of 1400 racing fans watching 76 racers from Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina got at it. The quarter-mile clay oval was in perfect condition and was dust free throughout Lhe program. David uckols made his dehut in Lhe motorcycle classes after having completed in Lhe minibike ranks in prior seasons. Nuckols served notice on his competitors Lhat he'll be hard to handle_ His first win came in the I25cc class where, after finishing Lhird in both qualifying heaLs, he won Lhe final. Defending track champ Wayne Eckert won both heat races but finished third behind uckols and Mickey Turner in Lhe main. Nuckols came back in Lhe 250cc Amateur class and rode his Bultaco to a -win in Lhe qualifier after Glenn Baar went down heading for the finish ine. In the feature, Chris Rickman led off the line but Baar swept to the outside on Lhe Lhird lap, took the lead and went on to win going away. Rickman and Nuckols raced hard for second with Rickman claiming that spot at the finish. Baar came back strong in the 500cc Amateur class as he won his heat over Rickman and Jerry Koris. Baar then led off Lhe line in the main and alLhough Alfred Ledbetter and Koris hounded him for three laps, the race was totally his. As Baar pulled away for Lhe win, Koris settled into second MX and went home wiLh a big chunk of the $5000 purse. At the end of Lhe day, Watson had two moto wins, two seconds, and a fourth. The event drew riders from Michigan to Florida. RPS, Boyesen Reeds, Wi eco, Smith Goggles, Dunlop, HiPoint, Bel Ray and Autolite provided prizes for the riders to make winning evem more beneficial. Amateur rider Kenny Kizzar won his share of Lhe prizes as he topped the 125 and 250cc B classes. The day began wiLh Tennessee's Chris Brewer getting the holeshot in the first moto of the l25cc Pro class. Ohio's Todd Poling started second. followed by Eddie Branch. Brewer pulled a few bikeIengLhs ahead and Branch passed Poling. Before the end of lap one, Branch's bike seized. Poling then ran second, three seconds behind Brewer, and Larry Andrews was closing in third. By the halfway point, Keith Watson had charged to third, followed by Mike ]olinson. Brewer, on his Atlas Honda-sponsored Honda, continued his blistering pace to win Lhe moto. Watson charged to the end and finished second in front of Poling. Team Green rider Chris Stanick led Lhe second mow, followed initially by Watson, but Watson fell on the first lap and left Florida's Keith Fox a clear shotatStanick. 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