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Jeff MacDonald finished second 250cc Pro at Roseburg MX. 125cc C (Junior) class. First moto winner Shawn Cox (Honda) had sour luck in the second con test and finished sixth in moto two to push Kevin Yeager (Yamaha) and Honda rider Kelly Sawyer into the top three in the overalls. Davis dazzled tne spectators en route LO a moLO two win ahead of Yeager, Sawyer and Kawasakimounted Terry Nugent, who was fourth at moLO's end. Ami Crowns Another King. Results Congratulations to: OPEN B: 1. Jody Reynard (Hon); 2. Mike Markham (Yam); 3. Doug Eckelman (Yam). OPEN c: 1. Charles Standeford (Han); 2. Don Colt (ATK); 3. Mike Goodin (Hon). 250 B: 1. Ted Perreard (Han); 2. Chris Nichols (Kaw); 3. TIm Stillion (Yaml. 250 c: ,. Friu Manin (Hus); 2. Joe Gisholt (Hon); 3. Billy Dickerson (Han), 125 B: 1. Dennis McConnell (Kaw); 2. Troy Davis (Kaw); 3. Darren ClaYton (Honl. DON GREENE on winning the AMA Camel Pro Formula Two Road Race at Laguna s_ AND 125 C: 1. Terry Davis (Yam); 2. Kevin Yeager (Yam); 3. Kally Sawyer (Hon). 80 B: 1. Chad Berry(Yam); 2. Chuckie Standeford (Hon). BO C: 1. Joie DePew (Hon); 2. Shawn Highland (Kaw); 3. Jason Mathews (Han). 60 B: 1. Shawn Highland (Kaw). 60 c: 1. Matt Williams (Kawl. 30·40 C: 1. Rick Roberts {Yam); 2. Ken Cullison (Hon); 3. Steve Agee (Hus). 30-40 PRO: ,. Rod Nordstrom (ATK). OT: 1. Charlie Harter (M-SI; 2. Don Colt (ATK); 3. Gil Agee (Husl. OT $: 1. Charlie Standeford (Honl; 2. Elmer Riemer (Kaw); 3. Gary Highland (Han). PROS: I. Larry Brumwell (Kawl; 2. Jeff MacDonald (Yaml. Peterson dominates Summit PointRR By Michael Green becoming Formula Two "National Champion" A decal Iilerature pack Illustrating the full line of open-lace. lull·face and MX helmets IS available by sending $1.00 In cash or stamps to: Ampersand lnlernallcmal, Aral Helme!. LId.. Dept. eN. P.O. Bo)( 421, Tenaflv. NJ 07670, Planning a racing vacation? Check out the Cycle News Calendar section for places to race while you are on the road . . .- SUMMIT POINT, WV,JUNE28-29 There were 260 riders on hand for the WERA Regional Event at Summit Point Raceway, and cool, damp weather put uaction at a premium during Saturday's qualifying heats. Sunday's finals were dominated by Bart Peterson with an impressive display of controlled, aggressive riding. Peterson's first victory of the day came in a hard fought C Production dice with Greg Tysor. Peterson was riding his faithful Action Yamaha FJ600 and Tysor was aboard his FZ600. The pair led the pack into the tight turn one and exchanged the lead over the next five laps. Peterson later claimed that he was feeling Tysor out and looking for his weak points. Two laps from the end, Peterson outbraked Tysor going into turn one, turned up the wick and dropped two seconds off his lap times. Tysor managed to stay with him, but Peterson was the winner by four bikelengths. Motorcycle World with Larry Huffman ~ This Sunday's special guests are: via satellite ** ROB SANDERS ** Pr~ Rdations Manager for U.S. Suzuki ** MIKE VAUGHAN ** **PAULCARRUTHERS** Director of Marketing Communications for Kawasaki Associate Editor of Cycle News It comes to you live, every Sunday night from 10 to 11 p.m. KOLA 99.9 FM KTIM 100.9 FM KYLO 105.5 FM Los An~eles Riverside Ol'ang-(' Co./San Bt'rnardino XTRA "Extra Gold" 690 AM San' Francisco/Oakland Sacramento Stron~e't AM Station in Western U.S. Call in and talk wilh all the top personalities and be part of motorcycle. world. 1-(800) 228-5249 or (714) 951-1962 Spon'o"d by ". ~ '" I~,l