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BODPROO: 1. Tim~llluzl;2. RichInIGnif (Suzl: 3. S - .......... /SuzI. 760 PROD: 1. EddI' -lSuzI; 2. S - Long..,.. (SuzI; 3. MIIr1l ~ (SuzI. SUPBK: 1. Jelln-Luc e:-... (SGzI; 2. Brion McCIunoy (SU¢ 3. ~ Dowler (Sull. OPEN; 1. Jelln-luc CIblI... (SU¢ 2. lIriln McCluney (Surl; 3. Piemt MoninlSuzl· PRO 125 GP: 1. Luca RooIrelI CHont 2. P1Iu1 Chapel" (Hanl; 3. Ror DeL¥on (Han~ F-~ 1. AlIngIio lV-t o- _ _ lYoml· 2. Clvia I t . - CHont 3. BOD PROD; 1. _ Du_lSuzI; 2. AI " (SU¢ 3......llIrignolllSUIl. 750PROD; 1.P1IulM8cMillanlHan); 2. TomDougllllVomt 3. Moria 0 . . _ (Suzl· OPEN PROD: 1. Jell" (Suzj; 2. AI " (Suzj; 3. _ DuHImeI (Suzl. 750 SUPBK: 1. Norm Murphy lSuzt 2. Claude IAroux (Surl; 3. Poul _ ..... CHon~ OPEN SUPBK FEATURE; 1. Norm Murphy (SuzI; 2. C1IudIt ....... (Surl; 3. Jelln PIqUIt (Suzj. """'* Scrambles racing ;s back at Baylands C....de Leroux (27) leeeta Norm Murphy (87) and Paul MacMillan in Pro Open Superbike at Saneir International RIIC8WlIY. Murphy won. Scratch main, the crowd loved it when Bart drew the pole with Prince the outside and Sisemore and Delacy the inside of the sandwich. Bast and Si.stW1ore gated promptly and went side by side for a lap, while Delacy parked it in a team oops fall. Sisemore came up with the proper line for the last three laps and took the narrow win over Bast and Prince. Team Casual's Brown led the first lap in the Handicap main but it was the good gate of Sisemore's Wt caught him up real quick. Sisemore looked the bounty humer when he went through the law firm of Parsons, Paulson and Dragony, Pat Linn was on the move in his typical fashion, on the outside, and swept around for the second place with Parsons over Brown. Results SCRATCH: 1. Jim Si.. more; 2. s.n IIHt; 3. M8rc Prince. HANDICAP: 1. Jim $i. .m.....; 2..... Unn; 3. Mille P1Ir1Mll. DIY II: 1. Stu McDoni..; 2. V.nce Felicio; 3. Jell HokMo. DIY 18: 1. John Gr.nt: 2. _ HickI; 3. Sh.wn R_rt. MurpIJywins SanairRR By Jeremy Fleming ST. PIE, QUEBEC, CANADA, JUNE 15 Suzuki Superbiker Norm Murphy was the big winner in the fourth round of the RACEorganized Castrol Eastern 1986 MODELS IN STOCK! .....,..-,.,....B W Still _ _ '858 '-ft at AIIl . . . _ . . - U prlca. ..... Husqvarna (818) 449-ERIC 1361 E. Walnut SI.. P..,dllll. CA 91106 Canada O1allenge Series at Sanair Raceway, south of Montreal. Murphy scored a dear win in the Pro 750cc Superbike final, and then bauled throughout the Pro Open Superbike Feature (similar lO AMA Formula One) lO take a slim win. Riding a Brooklin Cycle/Weld Rite/McBride's Suzuki-sponsored GSXR750, Murphy raced throughout the feature WIth the similar GSXR of Formula II Champ Claude Leroux, sponsored by Moto joumal/MolO International/RockeL The twO Suzuki's were equal on power, but Murphy exploited a breaking advantage lO gradually wear Leroux down. In the early laps jean Paquet joined the leading pair with his production Suzuki GSXRII 00, and its incredible power allowed Paquet lO make up time on the long from straight that he lost in the tight infield sectio,?s. Evemually Paquet fell out of the battle for the lead, but stayed just ahead of a wild baule for fourth. From the start, Paul MacMillan (production Honda VFR750), DernckMedaglia (GSXRI lOOSuperbike), Bob Bergman (ex-factory McMurter Honda Interceptor), Steve Nelson By Bill Spencer FREMONT, CA, JUNE 22 After a layoff of some 16 years, real live scrambles racing returned in earnest to Baylands Raceway Park. A new half-mile (GSXR750 Superbike) and Don Vance (Suzuki 1100 Superbike) disputed fourth, switching positions several times a lap. Having finally sorted Oul his Suzuki, Medaglia moved to the from of the pack on what was potentially the fastest bike in the field. Bergmann, Nelson and MacMillan became the chief antagonists in the baule for fifth, with Bergmann getting the spot after Nelson ran off the track. For Bergamann, the results was especially pleasing. A second year Pro and third year roadracer, Bergmann had been struggling with a Yamaha FZ750 Superbike before sponsor Rueben McMurter asked to borrow the FZ engine, offering Bergmann one of the '85 McMuner interceptors in return. With a properly set up machine, Bergmann vaulted from the back of the pack to the front, receiving a much-needed bOOst in confidence. Earlier in the day, Murphy pulled away from Leroux to take a clear win in the 750cc Superbike round. Leroux was safe in second, but fan favorite! MacMillan bauled his way through die pack to nail down third, not far behmd Leroux. Riding his stock Interceptor, MacMillan currently leads the 750cc Superbike poims chase, even though it wasn't raining this weekend! The closest racing at Sanair was in the Pro Production classes, where protests decided some of the lOp placm~s. Paquet won the Pro Open Production final after MacMillan crashed while leading, MacMillan pushing his bike lO the maximum to make up in the comers what Paquet gained (by numerous bikelengths) on the straights. MacMillan was unhurt, but couldn't restart his undamaged but flooded bike. AI Royer worked his way to second on his Suzuki RGSOO. with Mario DuHamel JUSt behind on another Gamma in third. Pro 750cc Production gave MacMillan a perfect four-for-four record in Wt class, taking a come-frombehind win over early race leader Tom Douglas. Douglas was riding the wheels off his Yamaha FZ750, but MacMillan got by with his ImerceplOr. Douglas thrilled the crowd by taking the lead in front of the grandstands haH way through the first lap, stuffing it under early leader DuHamel. Douglas still gOt second, while DuHamel was third on the Wal~er Wolf Gamma. Dakota. Todd Schoenberner shot inlO the lead at the start of the first 125cc B moto, followed by Kelly Ragels and Will. Will then slipped paSt Ragels to challenge Schoenberner. As the three diced, Rich Lundstrom worked his way up to the point of breaking imo the battle, making it a foursome lOSS up. Lundstrom stormed past Ragels and began pressuring Will and Schoenberner. Schoenberner struggled lo hold off Will and Lundstrom but was unsuccessful. Will went past, then Lundstrom motored by, leaving a disappointed Schoenberner to settle for a third-place finish behind Will and Lundstrom. In moto two, Schoenberner again took the holeshot, but this time was followed by Willie Nash and Lundstrom. Nash quickly made his move and zipped past Scboenberner. Lundstrom concentrated on blowing past Scboenberner. Will blew past Ragels and Lundstrom then rushed past Schoenberner to take over second place. Lundsuom stayed in third after shoving Scboenbemer inlO the fourthplace position and Ragels into fifth. Ragels apparently was unhappy with the change in positions and ended up passing Schoenberner. Nash went on to take the win of the second moto aI1ead of Will, Lundstrom, Ragels, and Schoenberner. Results Results AMATEUR 125 GP: 1. RicII Cowier (Hanl; 2. Millo Buoby lV.m); 3. ~ _lV.ml. F·2: 1. AndNw T . - (C·A); 2. Fronk Dinardo lVom); 3 Anar lIel-....cllV.m~ BOD GP: 1. Tm Johnoon (SU¢ 2. EddI' lIru_ (Suzl; 3. RichInI liNt /SuzI. «Xl PROD; 1. Tim JohnIon lYomt 2. _ ~ lHonj; 3. MIlk LIo¥d CHon~ • track was cut behind the motocross and speedway short track. joe Carrera gOt the win in the big bike class, but only after Butch Cochrane's 4O:inch Triumph got attacked by the Prince of Darkness. In the main, he got the lead in the second comer and was off by himself, doing great wheelies and slides until the ignition didn't like it any longer and he parked the Triumph. Carrera took over on the Braquet Racing Suzuki with Gary Cordeiro in over Steve Stewart and Nick Grimes. WIll wins BRA motocross By Mary Hanson STURGIS, SO, JUNE 22 Jay Will led Borderline Racing Association's 125cc B class to victory today after two hardfought battles in Sturgis, South eo: 1. _ Johnoon; 2. f l _ Pfeil. MINI A; 1. Jo_ Full...; 2. WlNie Noah; 3. _ T_. _no R...... MINI C: 1. JIIon Dole; 2. Ron PleII; 3. - 125 A; . ~ 1. Bill Start; 2. l.IeV.,,1lerry; 3. Dele '-25 B; 1. ..., Win; 2. Rich L-.m: 3. WIIIle