Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1980's

tested. Ross, unable to challenge the leader, duked it out with Boswd for seven laps. As they neared the checkers uncontested. Ross, unable to challenge the leader, duked it out with Bostard for seven laps. As they neared the checkers on the chicken-coop straightaway, Bostard set up his prey and swooped passed Ross for the win. Bostard's 3-2 scores gave him second overall in the 250cc Pro class, while Andris took top honors. Ross' 2-3 wins gave him the third overall. . Honda pilot Rich My then let it be known that he still rules the Open Pro class. My then's only close competiLOr was Kawasaki rider Tom Sweeney, who cracked Mythen around the laps, but never seriously chal· lenged the from runner. My then took twO firsts, giving him the LOp money in his class. THOUSAND OAKS YAMAHA KAWASAKI GRAND OPENING Under New Ownership ,....; ,....; SAT., JUNE 14 Free Hot Dogs and Soft Drinks Door Prizes AI Models OIl SaIe. . . . . . .abIe Low PrIces We Rich Mythsn (Honda) topped the Open Pro at Sand Hill Ranch. Beat Any Deal! Come see Kawasaki Factory Rider Jimmy White (Kew); 3. Andre Pene (Han). 125 B: 1. Bill Mellhews (Kew!; 2. John Joiner (Han); 3. Steve saunders (Han). 125 C: 1. Ronnie Reece (Kawl; 2. David ArmIIrong (Vem!; 3. Chril Sleeper (Han!. 250 B: 1. Joe Bruer (Vem); 2. Rendy Hooks (Han): 3. Jey Filher (Han). 250 C: 1. Brien Robertlon (Han); 2. Derrell Bush (Kew!; 3. Grey Skinner (Vem). 500 B: 1. Greg Cecil (Vam). 500 C: 1. Normen Oeen (Kew!. ENDURO: 1. Jereld Bullerd (Han!: 2. Adrien Solomon (Hon); 3. Tommy Justice (Han). Thousand Oaks Yamaha Kawasaki • ~ ~ Kawasaki 2388 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd. Thousand Oaks, CA 91360 (805) 497-3765 Bostard tops 125s at Sand Hill MX BRAKE WITH THE BEST By Lee Denlinger CONGRA TUL.A TIONS BRENTWOOD, CA. 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Riding for Concord Yamaha, Bostard (sponsored by Malcolm Smith/ SCOll USA/P J I Oils/Din Riders Detergent) followed SCOll McElroy out of the gates, and then slipped to the fomth place slot in the second lap behind McElroy, Willie Miller, and Danny Paladino. Thinking that a . loose pipe was a broken front wheel, Bostard nursed his bike through the laps. daring LO challenge the front· runners in the sixth lap. By then, McElroy had fallen back LO fifth place, and Miller led the way, fo!lowed by Paladino. Bostard took on Paldino in the seventh lap, and finished second behind Miller in the first moLO. In the second moLO, Bostard grabbed the right crack 0(( the gates, took the holeshot, and kicked up his wheels for a runaway ride LO the checkers. Paladino, who had a late stan, man· euvered his bike from fifth to second place in the first five laps, only to finish last in the moLO when his transmission went out. Boslard took the overall 125cc Pro class win, with Miller's 1-3 scores giving him second overall. What started out LO be a leisurely Sunday afternoon stroll for Andris (sponsored by Malcolm Smith and Kiser Bros. Honda) turned out to be a stormy dog fight. Andris took the 250cc Pro holeshot with Howie Ross nippingat his exhaust pipe. As Andris tried LO create some space, Ross swal· lowed the dust and shadowed Andris, successfully passing him on the fifth lap. Ross picked his own lines, with a frantic Andris CUlling to the outside, only LO be shut out for the pass. Finally, on the white flag lap, Andris saw his chance and ovenook Ross for the lead and the win. Taking no chances, Andris established his lead early in the second moto, and blew the pack away in the .dust as he crossed the Wckers uncon· Results 60: 1. Denny Nelson (Kewl; 2. Derin Rayzor (Kewl. 60 BEG: 1. Mike Holmes (Kew); 2. Chris WeelhersbM (Sull; 3. Vel Schweiger (Hon). 60 JR; 1. Brien Guilel (Kew); 2. Denny Nelson (K_); 3. Tyr Denling.. (Han). BO INT: 1. Dele RIIYZOl' (Hon). 125 BEG: 1. M811 King (Kew); 2. Rendy Lagomerlino (Hon); 3. Sle.. Sooter (Han). • 125 JR: !. Todd Finite (Kew); 2. Weyne Menin (Vem); 3. George KOIOYilka (Hon!. 125 INT: 1. Rod Hebig (Yem). 250 BEG: 1. Kun Kuhn (Yem); 2. John Niewoehner (Vem!; 3. Tom Oekley (Hon). 250 JR: 1. Travis Brown (Yam); 2. Dennis Jerg. (Han); 3. Bred Hetherington (Han). 2501NT: 1. Ron Allen (l

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