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Cycle News 1986 06 18

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~ .fHtJJIt. again. Hartley had the lead, but the race between Rogers and West was > the real show. Finally West got by for [ second on the sevemh lap.· On the ~ 15 next circuit both went down. Hanley :I: won wilh Steve Latham in his first lL race at the lrack garnering saecond and Perdue was third. ,.: Resuts Joey Perdue won the 500cc Pro short treek et the Virginie Stew Feirgrounds. Perdue wins Virginia ST By Joe Kelly RICHMOND, VA, MAY 28 After early week rains the onefourth-mile clay oval at the Virginia State Fairgrounds in Richmond was in the roughest Ohio'5 Jeremy Buehl (1 03) finished third in the 85cc 12-13 yeer-old cle55 in Pennsylvenill; Demon Bred5hew took the win. Spring Nat'•. MX (Continued fTOm page /6) With an Open A victory in hand, StanlOn would not move back into the 250cc ranks for a much-anticipated duel with Pennsylvania strongman Mike jones. But as the hitman from Michigan pounded away at jones, all eyes turned to Emery Anden. The onagain, off-again Yamaha pilot from the High Point area retires every year from racing only to find himself with a new bike each spring. Anden had been coming on strong lately and was now racing through the pack after a terrible stan. He was by no stretch of the imagination as fast as the longgone Stanton, but by the end of the malO he had reached jones. only lo run out of time. The 250cc A finale was the last race of the Spring Nationals and everyone knew it would be all Stanton. With three 250cc malO wins in hand, StanlOn would need a lOth or worse lo lose the title to Stanley. But as expected, Stanton raced away from surprising Monday I25cc A winner Anden. Suddenly, with just haH a lap left, Stanton grinded to a halt in an infield corner. A locked transmission on the YZ was the result of a sheared-away second gear. As the pack Faced by one-at-a-time, Stanton frantically rocked the Yamaha back and forth to the orders of his rather-calm mechanic/father. After eight riders went by, Stanton coasted the bike back into function and babied it across the line in ninth - just enough (or the Spring National title. • Results OVERALl 125 A: K.ith Fox (K.w). 250 A: Jeff St.nton (V.m). OPEN A: Jeff Stemon (V.m). 125 B: Steve Crowe (Suzl. 250 B: StllY1t Crowe (SUl). OPEN B: Doug Zucco (Honl. 125 C: Scott _ t (Hon). 250 C: M.rt< N.ide

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