Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1980's

Roche (Yeml; 3. Leon Clari< (Yam). MOD PROD 3 JR: 1. Peul Sherwell (Kew); 2. Meri< Green (Han); 3. Gary Sta. (Vam). MOD PROD 3 NOV (RACE 1): 1. Pete Kissinger (Vam); 2. Russell Katzenberger (Kaw); 3. Chris D'Aluisio (Hon). MOD PROD 3 NOV(RACE 2): 1. TItian Bue (Vam); 2. Bran Moran (Yam); 3. Jeff Jolin (Kaw). MOD PROD 4 EX: 1. Mark Mastrangelo (Yem); 2. Bill Campbell (Han); 3. Gordon Razee (Han). MOD PROD 4 JR: ,. Rick Frost (Vam); 2. Ed Abdo (Han); 3. Randy Smith (Suz). MOD PROD 4 NOV: 1. Ken Condon (Vam); 2. Steven Sottile (Hon); 3. Ron Franchino (Hon). INTCEPTOR CHAL EX: 1. Silo. Hiscock Jr. (Han); 2. John Ramsay (Han); 3. Paul Ouellena (Han). INTCEPTOR CHAL JR: ,. D. Reed Ameden (Han); 2. Louis Saccoccio (Han). INTCEPTOR CHAL NOV: 1. Lee Block (Han); 2. Roben 1..awI... (Han); 3. MenhewWa.ilewslti (Han). R2 CHAL EX: 1. Brian O'Shea (Yam); 2. Fabio Bargagna (Yam); 3. Paul Mitchell (Vam). RZ CHAL NOV: 1. Bren Moran (Yam); 2. Gilben Ferrer (Vem); 3. Noel O'Brien (Yem). SUPERlWINS EX; 1. Williem Cempbell (Han); 2. Don Gerneau (BMW); 3. ChMles Sim (M-G). SUPERlWINS NOV: 1. Peter Johnston ICag); 2. Wa"en Collin. (Cag). (.0 00 O"l Dale Quarterlay (3~) leads Joey Osowski (10) and Dave Sadowski in combined A and B Production at the AAMRRIAMA road race at Loudon. Grimes fops GafewayMX After the second lap, Anden took the lead from Bachman. Sbortly after Bachman was passed by Coombs and Kane, leaving Bachman in fourth. It was Anden out front again in the first moLO of the Open A class with Thomas Portman in second and Jim Keevech third. Anden pulled a long lead on Portman andKeveech LO win. The second moto was almost a repeat of the first outing and the finishing order was the same. Jilp Kwisley was the overall winner in the 125cc A class, but not without a fight. In the first moLO Coombs pulled the holeshot and went on LO win with Kwisley finishing second. Coombs didn't race the second moto, and it was Kwisley with the early lead and he went on lD win. Second overall went to Mark Kane who fought with Kevin Gibbs in both mOlDS; Gibb took second in the opening moLO but Kane came back to win·moLO two. By Diane Silcox vel's, Hiscock taking the win after a turn-eight incident brought ambulances onto the track. Joey Osowski led the pack off the line at the start of Production One and Two final, host to the third New England Round of the Suzuki GSXR National Cup Series. Quarterle~ put his Eagle Racing GSXRI 100 into the lead with a late-braking ploy in !urn eight. Adventure Suzuki!Art Rig byl Fox/BeI-Ray-sponsored Dave Sadow· ski headed the 750cc class in fOUTJh ove~all, folJowed by the Reading Cy· c1es/Vanson Leathers GSXR 750 rid· den by series leader Mark Bouga . Tom Sartorius of Team Elephant held third on a GSXRlloo. Bougas' day ended on lap two in turn 10, after a loose rear brake banjo bolt leaked fluid onto his rear tire. Bougas crashed unscathed. but two haybaJes were severely injured. Quanerley held on for the duration, but had to Slave off a lale charge b\ Osowski, who took secon ahead of Sartoriu. Sadowski maintaine a comfortable 750cc lead in Ihird overall, close LO Quarterley an Osow ki for mosl of the race, and LOok hIS first class win in the series. "I got a killer holeshot from the third row - my be t all season." said Sadowski. "I didn't know what Dale was riding. OnceIsawhehadan 1100, itwa,just cruise for the class win." Sadowski now leads the GSXR 750 serie' in the lew England region. OPEN A: 1. Dave Engstrom; 2. Bruce Grainard; 3. Larry Welch. . OPEN EX: 1. Jeff Soren.en; 2. Phil Dutcher; 3. Scott Rosenau. Quarterleydoubles LoudonRR By Leon Clark LOUDON, NY, JUNE 8 Dale Quarterley returned to his home track in AMA Amateur· road race action at Bryar Motorsport Park, taking wins in ~ '.~ Modified Production One, Production One, and second in Formula One Expen classes. While Quanerley was not able to run away and hide from the field in his usual custom, the Eagle Racing-sponsored rider was the fastest Suzuki GSXRJ 100-mounted pilot, with lap times in the oneminute, 12-second bracket. Cooperation between track owneJ and promoter Don Brymer. Bill Boyce of the AM A, and AAMRR officials enabled the running of the event after AAMRR lost its insurance shortly before the weekend. According to AAMRR head Steve Ross, "At th last minute. our insurance company called and cancelled our insurance. We were unable toobtain other insur· ance in the time remaining, so we put together an arrangement with the track owner and the AMA to run as an AMA event, tBe AMA being ab e to obtain insurance through thelT channels. We wiJl 'Tun the usual AAMRR classes, rules, and format and the event will b operated With the usual AAMRR peopl with AMA officia Is present. ,. Bo ce flew in from Ohio LO help with the transition. The professionalism of AAMRR registration and scoring staff played a large role in the operation of the event. AAMRR's futur is now 10 peril. After two days of rainy practice. Sunday's weather stayed cloudy but warm and dry for sprint finals. David Strobel charged LO the front in Formula One Expen. and led wire-towire for the win. Quarterley hindered by a brand new front tire, halved a six second gap by the finish, but could not catch Strobel's modified GSXR 750. Strobel has won all thre Formula One races this season. "It was a fun race," ·Strobel said a fterwards. ''I'm hoping to do well at the National next weekend with thi . bike. I like it much better than my GSXR 1100." The Honda Interceptor Challenge race saw series leader John Ramsay upset by Silas Hiscock in a duel shortened by the red flag on lap seven. From the second lap, the pair swapped the lead position six times with lot M .~~OC~li!~2 late:braking~ Results _ F-1 ~X: 1. David Stroble (Suz); 2. Dale Ouarterley ISuz). 3 Doug Dean (Suz). . F·' JR' 1 Eric Ritter (Suz); 2. Don Orsini (Kaw); 3 Jason Downs (Vam). • F·l NOV; 1 George BoI

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