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Resulrs·· . - - . - - -wito -racing. -The AUTO: 1. Jenny Hayden (Vam); 2. Jeremiah Ray (Vam); 3. John Camp (Vam). 65: 1. Joel Barrow (Kaw); 2. Aaron Ladd (Hon); 3. Jarrod Barrow (Kaw). 80: 1. Scott Clark (Kaw); 2. Tommy Hayden (Vam); 3. U5:~urs:.,t~it'~b (Vam); 2. Joel Barrow (Kaw); 3. Mike Mayer (Vam). 200: 1. GaryWeilt(Bul); 2. Jackie Brown (Suz); 3. Bob Ray Southard (Bul). 250: 1. Gary Weilt (Bul); 2. Scott Lamb (Vam); 3. Todd Booten (Bul). OPEN: 1. Denne Williams (Vam); 2. Robbie Ray (Vam); 3. Byron Ward (Yam). .AM: 1. Roy Hart (Vam); 2. James Hart (Yam); 3. JIm SmIth IVam). WERA returns to Watkins Glen By John Dumas WATIqNS GLEN, NY, AUG. 2 The Western Eastern Roadracers Association (WERA) hosted a regional points race at the infamous Watkins Glen today for what many hope will not bejusta one time event. .For those lucky enough to have been there, watching motorcycles race on what has, for years, been exclusively an automobile track proved extremely interesting. The racing in most cases was very close with onl y fractions of a second separating firsl and second and even when someone did manage to get out in front all alone the ballie was for second place, but there was always a contest to watch. WERA raced at the Glen a few years ago and the di[[erences this time were staggering. With Daytona International Speedway and Corning now owning the track billboards which a few years ago were mere skeletons now displayed the names of well known companies associated grass around tfie track and in the infield was cut this time as opposed to being knee high as . b f It was e ore. The day's racing started with the Clu~man cl~ss with Keith "Yakefied gellmg out m front and addmg four to five seconds to his Lead every lap . unu] the checkered flag [ell. B Superbike came out with one of h d d the larger classes of t e ay an twO racers set lhe pace for any event in which they were entered when Jeff James and Chris Martone showed the other 22 bikes in the class their taillights as they battled for first place. C Production Novice started with 26 bikes in the grid and ended with Doug Tosten taking the checkered [Jag eight laps later around the short course (2.4 miles while lhe full crack is 3.57 miles.). Results CLUBMAN EX: 1. Keith Wakefield (Han); 2. Everett RegaIIKw); 3. Mark Suiter (Han). CLUBMAN NOV: 1. Mark Arduino (Han); 2. Miek Kegg (Vam); 3. George Buffington (Hon). o PROD EX: 1. Jason Kahley. o PROD NOV: 1. Chuck Wagner; 2. Steven Rizzo; 3. Tom Welch. VINT 2 EX: 1. Frank Smith (BSA); 2. John Wiman (S-M). VINT 2 NOV: 1. Dave Paller (BSA); 2. Jake Cove (Duc); 3. John McCormack (Hon). F-3 EX: 1. Mark Suiter; 2. Everett Regal; 3. Mark White. F-3 NOV: 1. Eric Nachbaur. C PROD EX: 1. Bart Peterson (Yam); 2. KEith Wakefield (Kaw); 3. Everett RegaIIKaw). C PROD NOV: 1. Doug Tosten (Kaw); 2. Tad Stepek (Hon); 3. Alex Ardvino (Yam). VINT 3 EX; 1. Robert Coy INor); 2. Frank Smith (BSA). VINT 3 NOV: 1. Mike Breed (Nor); 2. DAvid Paller (BSA); 3. Jake Cays (Duc). B PROD EX: 1. Jeff James (yam); 2. Chris Martone (Suz); 3. Niel Barker. B PROD NOV: 1. Martin Gumina (Suz); 2. Bill Moyer (Vam); 3. Bruce Baldus (Kaw). A PROD EX: 1. Jeff James; 2. Bart Peterson; 3. Neil Barker. A PROD NOV: 1. Joe DiPaola; 2. Wm. Moyer; 3. Martin Gumina. o SUPBK EX: 1. Jason Kahley; 2. Rich Graver; 3. Mark Suiter. o SUPBK NOV: 1. Alastair Carr: 2. Don Will mot; Grayson Hart rode his Kawasaki to second in the Open Pro class behind Jere Meeker in Delta. Oregon. F-2 NOV: 1. Eric Nachbauer; 2. George Bulfington; 3. Miek Kegg. BSUPBK EX: 1. Jeff James (Vam); 2. Chris Mar- 3. Chuck Wagnar. C SUPBK EX: 1. Everett Regal (Kaw); 2. Keith Wakefield; 3. Harold Phelps. tone (Suz); 3. Larry Gruen (Suzl. C SUPBK NOV: 1. Geoff Bren; 2. Brian Gristick; 3.Wm. Mover. B SUPBK NOV: 1. Geoff Bren ISuz); 2. Martin Gumina (Suz); 3. Will Mover (Vam). A SUPBK EX: 1. Chris Martone (Suz); 2. Eric Richeberg (Suz); 3. Randy Bolinger (Vam). F-1 EX: 1. Jeff James; 2. Chris Martone (Suz); 3. VINT 4 EX: 1. Jesse Morris; 2. Frank Smith (BSA). VINT 4 NOV: 1. Jake Coy (Duc); 2. Charlie Kalka; 3. Mike Breed (Nor). F-2 EX: 1. Bill Blythe; 2. Charles Downs; 3. John Neil Barker. Bickle. YOKOHA A DROPS BO BO OHIO (Only One Survivor·) TEAM PRO MOTOR II SURVIVES "THE LONGEST DAY" 24 HOURS OF NELSON - AUGUST 9-10 WARREN, OHIO 1st PLACE OVERALL 1st PLACE HEAVYWEIGHT PROD. TEAM PRO-MOTOR" - Ted \ian Beek. Jim Tribou. Paul Ziechang. Tom O'Etore & Jeff James Survived The Fallout lap After lap, Hour After Hour, Day And Night, Rain And Shine for 24 Grueling Hours At Blistering Race Track Speed. YOKOHAMA "110 SERIES" PROVED THEMSELVES BULLET PROOF!! GET YOUR TARGET - USE STREET/LEGAL, OFF THE SHELF, YOKOHAMA 110 SERIES & D.I.D. MOTORCYCLE CHAIN Dea~:~~ H.GH PDM. ....a ... Tnra ·.,ea II KAVO CORPORATION 800-526-3936