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Cycle News 1986 09 10

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AOV: 1. Ce'cil Hollien (Yam); 2. Jody Bliss (Yam); 3. David Yeagle (Yam). . INT: 1. Mark Pettit (Yam); 2. Ray Hughson (Yaml; 3. Ethan Miller (Yam). SR A: 1. Bob Schrader (Yaml. SR B: 1. David Mankey (Man); 2. Ron Bars (Fan); 3. John Knapp (Yam). NOV: 1. Scali Garron (Bul); 2. Jason Mankey (Fan); 3. Dave Goyer (Man). BEG: 1. Roger Ashley (Monl. A GREAT SPORT DESERVES A Price rolls at Middleford ST By Woody Miller MIDDLEFORD, DE, AUG 14 New Jersey's George Price rolled over the competition in three classes during the latest round of the Delaware Short Track Championship Series, held today at Middleford Speedway. Price claimed wins in both the 125 and 250cc classes, and placed second in the 500cc division, to take over the series points lead in all three classes. Price made shon work of the 125cc class,leading £rom start to finish over Rob Smith, with Baltimore's Harold Dorsey taking third. . In the 250cc final, Price again led every lap, while Ray Collings and Mark Miller argued over second; Collings got the nod at the £Tag. Price's one-man, shon-track show ended in the 500cc final when Cam Banlett spoiled Price's hat trick. Bartlet led every lap, while Price had to work his way from sixth at the stan to just behind second-place rider Rob Smith on lap nine. The two riders went into turn three on the last lap side-by-side. As they exited turn four, Price got a better drive and nipped Smith by a wheel at the line. a e a one-year subscription and get Cycle News home delivered every w~ek! A $50.00 value for only $32.50 Results 125: 1. George Price (Kaw); 2. Rob Smith (Sui); 3. Harold Dorsey (Yam). 250: 1. George Price (Kaw); 2. Roy Collings (Suz); 3. Mark Miller (Han). 500: 1. cam Bartlen (Han); 2. George Price (Kaw); 3. Rob Smith (Bul). Faria wins Ventura Speedway By Bill locey VENTURA, CA, AUG. 19' Flyin' Mike Faria, the current track champ and winningest rider ever at the Ventura Raceway, added yet another page to his substantial Tuesday night resume by winning round two of the U.S. National Qualifier series. Faria has won this race three of the four years since he moved south in 1983. In addition to being awesome, Faria was also perfect with 21 points and five wins'in five rides. J imlT\Y Sisemore was next with 19 points on a track he rode at least a dozen times this year. Ventura champ in 1980 and former Ventura shark Bobby "Boog-aloo" Schwartz was second to Faria in the main event and ended with 17 points after being granted an exemption for the opening round in Auburn due to World Team Cup commitments. John Cook showed up as a northern reserve but did not ride. In the main, Faria and Schwartz gated evenly, then Schwanz took Faria wide around turn two and Sisemore cut under both of them. Faria and Schwartz flew by Sisemore, who caught them again around turn three just as Rob Pfetzing ended his perfect night with a close encounter with the bales, and a solid 18 points. On the restart, Faria whizzed around Schwartz on the first bend, and couldn't catch Faria, as he scored his 50th win on a Tuesday night. Also notable was Bart Bast. Bast came in as the NorCal points leader, ending with an 80 or so point edge over Sisemore. Bast has ridden Ventura seven or eight times during the • Subscription Coupon/Order Form ----------------SPECIAL' • ------------------ Fill oat and mall tocl8y 1. • I I I I I Name =""""rDa'WT;:;-;;;;a.v;------------(PLEASE PRINTCLEARLYI Address _ City - - - - - - - - State _ _ Zip - - - OFFER o This is a renewal o Please bill me o Enclosed is check or money order Charge my 0 Visa 0 MasterCard Ple.se send me • CYCLE NEWS subscription for: o ONE YEAR SECOND CLASS (50 issues) o TWO YEARS SECOND CLASS (100 issues) o SIX MONTHS SECOND CLASS (25 issues) • I L CN-35 $32.50 $60.00 $17.00 One year (50 issues). 2nd class Canada or Mexico and all other foreign countries $61.00' (U.S. funds). First class and airmail rates available upon request. _ Signature~. MC/Visa # _ _....,Expiration Date _ -'- -----------..1 Send to: CYCLE NEWS, Inc., P.O. Box 498. Long Beach. CA 90801-0498 / (21'3) 427-7433 .;. Start ..ttllll your lubKrlptlon rltht a.ayl New Hayetl When fop EndU!mlce Reclne'- t,ely on and _ n d SPECTAO OILS isn'r it rime you improved yOUt'time and ~ . ,.;m the wiftnWoIl~ ? .. We c.n'r lluara_ thM you win win every . - b«aulIe you _ SPECTRa LUBRICANTS. but you WtIl never DNF from klbricalloft failure. SPECTRa OILS OF AMERICA Reute 7. P.O. Box 208 BrOGltfiehl. CT 06804 1213) 175- t 21t _

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