Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1980's

• li1 Boice bags Ascot Motocross Je'rseys - Only $7,00 M If a new bike isn't in the budget this month. how about rewarding yourself with something just as racy... a Cycle News "ANYTHING ELSE IS HISTORY" T-shirt or jersey. These shirts are hiquality and made to last. and at only $5.00 or $7.00 they're a steall Si~es available; S. M. L. XL. ORDER YOURS TODAYI ., Send $5.00 for each T-shirt (pl.... indicate lize) Send $7.00 for each Jersey (please indicate size) CA Rn - &% ..... til. L.A. Co. - &V2% ..I•• tax MAIL TO: CYCLE NEWS, Inc. P.O. B9X 498 Long Beach, CA 90803 WMt All ~ - 213/427-7433 [RIC J["~[N s ERIC'S MOTORCYCLE CO. 1986 MODELS IN STOCK! Still some 'S5s left at unreal prices. Ask.bout our spoei.I ...-"" .1Id .Iothil, p........ leJ H;~;;;'leJ (818) 449-ERIC 1361 E. Walnut SI.. P••adena. CA'91106 ERIC'S ~~TORCYCll j ","1 II , ••••_ ',t ;1 T", .- into lap si'x of the B Production race. The Roswell, Georgia, rider finally took it a little too far, however, as he :;) lost control and went down exiting 8 the infield through turn five. :'5 Tysor took his· GSXR750, spon~ sored by Costal Medical Association/ "_"':;jtii:r'~."~:; Dunlop/Arai/Rocky Kal Gard, past ~ the checkered flag for his second win o 'Of the day, grabbil)g the $1000 Suzuki b. first place. Donnie Rowe finished in iE second on _his Cycle Nuts and Bolts.(' Vii Fasola/Jim Erler-backed Suzuki picking up the $500 Suzuki prize. Ron Ewerth and his Cycle Nuts and BoIts/Shoei sponsored Suzuki GSXR750 took third and $250. Tysor's earber win came in the fifth race of the day, C Production. While '. Tysor led Ihe race from fJag-to-fJag, Chip Terrell was constantly battling for the position and the two rode side-by-side on the banking and neckSecond-place finisher Greg Tyson (67) chases winner Chip Terrell in the and-neck on the straights. Terrell ran Honda Interceptor race in Rockingham, North Carolina. into trouble on the white flag lap and finished the race in the pits. Ron Ewerth, moved upa notch into second PRO 750SUPERBIKE: t. Michel Mercier (Suz); 2. a perfect score. Sassen was second and while Greg Gaver sellied for third. Claude Leroux (Suzl; 3. Norm Murphy (Suz). Guy Deckert was third. PRO OPEN SUPERBIKE FEATURE: ,. An Robbins It wasn't all bad news for Terrell (Han); 2. Michel Mercier (Suz)(; 3. Norm Murphy Kawasaki rider Chris Ridgway won and his Shoei/RSClTsubaki Honda. (Suz). the. first 80cc Junior round, but not The Florida rider took home a $700 without being nudged a few times by first place win in the Honda InterChris Kefalas and his Honda. On lap ceptor Cup race. Tysor held the lead three Kefalas pulled ahead, but Ridgfor the first three laps with Terrell.on way passed him right back and his heels. Terrell made his move on charged on w take the win. Mark lap four going high on the banking Ehrhardt grabbed' third, with Dan By Jan Boice to overtake TysoL As rain threatened Fonteyn fourth. GARDENA, CA, AUG. 22 w add a different element to the race, Kefalas came back in the second Terrell and Ty~or kept a steady pace O'Neal-sponsored Honda rider round with a holeshot and, despite a and finished in that order. Tysor Chris Boice transformed two first lap challenge from' Fontey.n, picked up $400 of the Honda contino' second place finishes into an' took the mow win and the overall. genc)' cash. Gaver and Ewerth held a Fonteyn was secondand second overoverall win in the 250cc Pro steady third and fourth throughout all, with Ehrhardt locking up third class tonight at the weekly CMCthe 12-lap event, with Gaver pocketoverall. sanctioned Friday night MXat Ascot ing $200 and Ewerth $125. Park. Ewerth also picked up his sha,re' of Results 60: 1. Armando Overland (Kaw); 2. Shawn Mcin cash, winning the A Production race In the first moto, Jerry Black got tosh IKaw). . the jump off the line and led wire-toworth $1000 in contingency money. BO BEG DIV 1; t. Mike Espar~a (rc;aw); 2. Danny Abo

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