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RAINIER, WA, MAY 10
Unsponsored Darrel Davi from
Bremerton wen t I-I in the 250cc
and Open Pro classes at the
short-track held at the Rainier
Bowl. The Coyote organization did
an exceJlemjob getting the track imo
shape for LOnight's season opener.
However, as the riders began LO arrive
the sky opened up with an unreal
downpour followed by hail. Practice
was run on me track as is but afterward they cut two inches off of the
LOp and re-packed it. It started out
quite sticky but progre ed to near
perfect as the evening wore on. Several riders ran around trying LO borrow any kind of four-srroke single,
thinking it would be slick like in
practice.
In me first 250cc Pro heat race Kit
Farley, who came all the way from
Salt Lake City, Utah, grabbed me
lead ahead of Kris Kaiser from Hawaii,
Mark Rooks, Mike Felt, SCOlt Chapell, and Don Paul. Kaiser lost it in
turn one and Farley had a 10-yard
lead in no time. Rooks reeled in Farley and the two of mem fought toomand-nail for three laps. everaltimes
Rooks put a wheel ahead of Farley
but he was unable LO make a pass
stick. Just when it looked like Farley
had it made his bike quit, right after
taking the white flag. Rook lid too
wide coming Out of four and Felt
went under him at the white £lag. At
the checkered it was Felt. Rooks, who
was very close, Chapell. Kaiser and
Farley.
The second 250cc Pro heat race saw
Malt Holden take a brief lead over
Davi . who was followed by Chris
Staley, David Ayers and Tom Newman. Coming out of turn twO Davis
blew by Holden and rode superbly
clear LO the flag: Holden, Ayers and
Staley were 30 yards behind Davis.
Newman dropped out wim mechanical problems.
Davis wemallthe way in the 250cc
and Open Pro trophy dashes also.
In the 250 c Pro B main Don Wilson, who skipped practice and t.he
heat races, wem wire-LO-wire for me
win. Bebind him was taley, Kaiser
and Newman. Wi] on elected to run
me A main, starting from the back
row. Rook barely beat Davis to me
corner in the 250cc A main. Following mem was Wilson, Felt, taley
and me omers. Davis passed Rooks
on me from traigbt men Rooks repassed Davis going into turn one.
Exit.ing turn two Rooks went too'
wide and Davis blew by for good.
Wilson rode well and worked his way
up LO second ahead of Rooks, taley,
Felt, Ayers and Chapell. Staley and
Felt rode side by side for two laps
with Staley finally winning out. Up
front Davis was flawless. Bebind him
at the checkered was Wilson, Rooks
and me others.
Results
WEE PEE WEE: 1. Darrin Belcourt (Yam): 2. Milchell Falkner (Yam); 3. Tommy Pelton (Yam).
PEE WEE A, 1. Ryan Anderson (Kaw): 2. James
Falkner (Kaw); 3. Kevin Belcourt.
PEE WEE B: 1. Brian Haymore (Jenkins); 2. Jody
Mills; 3. David Mills.
MINI A: 1. Chris Bailey; 2. Ole Madsen (Kaw); 3.
Shane Bulchart (Hon).
MINI B: 1. Paul Morgan; 2. Dan Hansen; 3. Chris
Wegers.
125 B: 1. Gray Strode (Hon); 2. Eddie Gerrish
(Kaw); 3. Shane Butchart (Kaw).
250 A; 1. Glenn Felt; 2. John Whitmore; 3. Billy
Hagmann...
250 B: 1. Kerry Beynon; 2. Tom Prindiville (Bull:
3. Jason Dahners.
OPEN A; 1. Clint Cluzel; 2. Brian Baldwin; 3. Gary
Baldwin.
OPEN B: 1. Garry Shireman; 2. Jim Oliphanc 3.
Richard Holmes.
OTH/MSTR; 1. Jim Roseth; 2. Dennis Haymore;
3. Tom Tarrant.
250 PRO; 1. Darell Davis (Rtx); 2. Don Wilson
(Atx); 3. Mark Rooks (Hon).
OPEN PRO: 1. Darell Davis (Rbl); 2. Del Schnitzer;
3. Mark Rooks (Hon).
Carr cleans up at
Archie Clark ST
By Dan Feldhaus
LODI, CA. MAY 18
Chris Carr from Stockton, California walked away with first
place honors in both the 500cc
Expert and Pro-Am races at
Ladi Cycle Bowl, as 138 riders showed
up LO compete.
In the 500cc Expert class Carr won
his heat race, with Bryan McDowell
taking second. Mike Gresham placed
third in his heat race and Dan McDonnell winning in another heat,
thus setting me stage for the main
event. In the main McDonnell pulled
the holeshot, followed by Carr. Carr
reeled in McDonnell, as McDowell
worked his way up through the pack.
McDowell put on a charge which
moved him into second pot, bump-
