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second place Robert Von Nessan. Tosten stayed in front of David Schmidt on his Roxy's Kawasakisponsored Ninja for the win in Heavyweight Superbike Novice with Schmidt later springing back to edge Tosten in the Unlimited event. In Formula Twins action, Mr. Cylinder's Bob Vokacedged out Alex Bub for the Expert win with Norton 750 rider Thomas Wegman taking the ovice points. ~ fearless group of Historic Cup riders gridded in the rain with Team Obsolete's Dave Roper turning in the best performance on a Matchless G-50. Racing A YAMAHA? If so, . you need to be on SLOAN'S CYCLE COMPETITION SUPPORT DISCOUNT PROGRAM YZ to FJ to FZ . OEM Parts - Low Prices Results Call Tennessee's Largest Dealer RZ CHALL NOV/EX: ,. David Leppelmeier (Yam); 2. Eric Moe (Yam); 3. Scott Reavis (Yam). RZ NOV: ,. Tom Kipp (Yam); 2. Mark Long (Yam): 3. David Mai.h (Yam). LTWT 1 NOV/EX: 1. Brian French (Yam): 2. Chris Block (Suzl. LTWT 1 NOV: 1. Man Royer (Honl; 2. Roben Hanbury (Hon); 3. Michael Grohom (Yam). SUPERTWINS NOV/EX: 1. Alex Bub (H-DI; 2. Chris Block (Suz); 3. Roben Bub (H-DI. SUPERTWINS NOV: 1. David Hudson (Duc); 2. Mark Butler (Suz); 3. Richard FitZ\lerald (Ducl. F-l: 1. Joe Nellon (Yam); 2. Michael Watko (Suz); 3. John [idenberger (Yam). MDLWT SUPBIKE NOV: 1. Tad Stepek (Hon); 2. Doug Tosten (Kawl; 3. Shawn Nicoloff (Han). MDLWT SUPBIKE EX: 1. John Eidenberger (Yaml; SLOAN'S CYCLE Tenn:800/342-1681 USA: 800/251-0600 ~ . 2. John Reardon {Yam); 3. Roben Von Nesson John Eidenberger (17) leads the field through Mid-Ohio's turn three; Eidenberger won the Heavyweight Superbike class. ERIC JE,,~[I, S ERIC'S MOTORCYCLE CO. 1986 MODELS IN STOCK! Still lome '85. left at unreal prices. AsIllbout our SPICillsl'-up lod clolhi.. pic..... fe' H~~~;;~·leJ (818) 449-ERIC 1361 E. Walnut St., Pasadena, CA 91106 ERIC'S ~~TORClClf " GET IT ONI W MOTORCYCLE SAFETY FOUNDATION romp, Aaron Ladd held down second in the early laps before yielding to Todd Booher, Kyle Smith came to fourth by putting the pass on Jarrod Barrow. Randy Stahley led the Sen ior final for two laps before John Fitzpatrick took his tt.t.rn at the front. Fitzpatrick's turn lasted for two laps until Stahley came back by and powered away for the win. David Flower finished in the third place slot over Doug Mayer. Robbie Grief smoked the 80cc field with a wire-to-wire ride over Tommy Hayden, T.J. Burnette and Scott Clark. James Hart holeshot the Amateur main and held oU Roy Hart for six laps to card the win. Brett Ray, Jim Smith and T.]. Burneue et the top five places. Jon Camp ran away with the Automatic final with Beau Bra well a safe second. Jeremiah Ray,-Jason Goodwin and Mike Hall followed them to the flag. Results AUTO: 1. Jon Camp (Yam); 2. Beau Bra.well (Yam); 3. Jeremiah Ray (Yam). 65: 1. Joel Barrow(Kaw); 2. Todd Booher (Honl; 3. Aaron Ladd (Hon). 80: 1. Robbie Grief (Yaml; 2. Tommy Hayden (Yam); 3. T.J. Burnett (Suz). 125: ,. Scott Lamb (Yam); 2. Joel Barrow (Kawl; 3. Mike Mayer (Yam). 200: 1. Allen Yarbrough (Kaw); 2. Jame. SelZekorn (Bull; 3. Bob Southard (Bul). 250: 1. Mike Ladd (Kaw); 2. Jame. SelZekorn (Bul); 3. Jeff Middlebrook. (Hon). OPEN: 1. Onnne Williams (H-D); 2. Scott Rothschild (Hon): 3. Tommy Register (C-AI. SR; 1. Randy Stahley (W-R); 2. Jon Fitzpatrick (Suz); 3. David Flowers (Suzl. AM: 1. James Han (Yam); 2. Roy Han (Yam); 3. Brett Ray (Hon). . Bub grabs Mid-Ohio RR wins By Bob Applegate LEXI GTON, OH, AUG. 9-10 John Eidenburger, Pete Frost and Alex Bub all took wins in round four of Championship Cup eries Pro-Am sprint racing at Mid-Ohio today. Saturday's heat racing put Alex Bub's Harley-David on Olll in front of brother Bob Bub for a pole position in unday's Formula Twins final, and did a repeat performance in the' Super Twins qualifier, Over 30 RZ350s gridded for the RZ Challenge with Scoll Reavis beating out David Leppelmier in the Expert ranks and fast Novice Tom Kipp leading the Novices across the stripe. Leppelmier returned in the Lightweight Superbike two heat to lead a giant field of RZs across the line with Kipp picking up another front row starting position. Joe elson set himself for pole position starts by twice beating out Carl :\1uffley in Formula One and Unlimited Superbike qualifiers, but 1uffley struck back in the Heavyweight heat in some of the be tracing of the day, edging out elson for that pole position. Doug Tosten rode his 600 inja to front row starts in both F-2 OVlce and the giant Middleweight uperbike Novice qualifier with Craig Morris using his RDITZ350 to edge out Leppelmier in F-2 Expert. unday's weather did a 1 00 , ending slick-mounted riders crambling for DOTs and rains. In the RZ Challenge final Leppelmier rode to the checkered with Kipp repeating his performancetowin the ovicepoints. Alex Bub wrestled his XRIOOO to a wet victory in the upertwins final with Chris Block on a somewhat tamer Suzuki 450 finishing second. David Hud on braved the weather on hi Ducati 750 for the Novi e trophy. Virginia's Joe elson made his tire changes and cruised 10 vinory picking up Yamaha and CC money for a first in the Unlimited uperbike race and seuled for point and CCS purse for the win in Formula One, while Mike Watko and Eidenburger diced for second and third. Finally Eidenburger got around Watko and closed the gap on the leader Nelson. At the finish it was Nelson by one half bike length as the two hydroplaned down the front straight for the checkered. Eidenburger sprang back with a victory over elson in Heavyweight Superbike, picking up extra points and cash for the Pro-Am Series win. Swapping to an FZ600 the young rider rode his Yamaha of Port Washington's entry to a convincing win over John Reardon in Middleweight Superbike Expert. Kipp picked up Novice points a hedoubled with wins in Lightweight Superbike two and the RZ Challenge on his Wiesco/Northridge Yamaha span 'ored RZ350. Kipp also bagged a second on F-2 Novice finishing just behind Shawn Nicoloff's Honda 500. Georgia's Fete Fro t rode his TZ250 to a rainy win in F-2 Expert bellering his position in the Pro·Am points standings by keeping his Midway Yamaha/Castrol/Araj· pon oredride upright in the rain and ahead of (Yaml. FORM TWINS NOV/EX: 1. Bob Vokac (Tri); 2. Alex Bub (H-D); 3. Bill Shea (MGI FORM TWINS NOV: 1. Thoma. Wegman (Nor); 2. Dan Targonski (Hon); 3. Richard Fitzgerald (Due). HVYWT SUPBIKE NOV: 1. Doug Tosten (Kaw); 2. David Schmid. (Suz); 3. Jeffrey Wood (Suz). HVYWT SUPBIKE EX: 1. John Eidenberger(Yam); 2. Joe Nelson (Yam); 3. Roben Englen (Yaml. F-2 NOV; 1. Shawn Nicoloff (Heinl; 2. Tom Kipp (Yam); 3. Tad S.epek (Hon). F-2 EX: 1. Pete Frost (Yaml; 2. Roben Von Nesson (Yam); 3. John Eidenberger (Yam). UNLTO SUPBIKE NOV: 1. David Schmidt (Suz); 2. Doug Tosten (Kaw); 3. Jeffrey Wood (Suz). UNLTO SUPBIKE EX: 1. Joe Nelson (Yam); 2. John Eidenberger (Yam); 3. Michael Wadto (Suz). LTWT 2 NOV/EX: ,. Eric Moe (Yaml; 2. Roben Newby (Yaml: 3. John Lowman ..(Yam). LTWT 2 NOV: 1. Tom Kipp (Yom); 2. Shawn Nicoloff (Hon); 3. Mark Long (Yaml. Wicks wins Stratford Enduro By' Dennis Murphy STRATFORD, lA, AUG. 10 Peter Wicks was the overall AA winner at the' CIER Enduro. Wick be ted 108 other riders on a perfect Sunday with temperatures in the low 70s and bright sunshine leading the way. Conditions were opposite those of the club's earlier race this year, but clever checks and an ac\ditional A rider loop kept scores high and made everyone work for every last point. The AA class is haping up into a rough baule with four or five riders stiIJ really close in points. Peter Wicks completely reversed hi first enduro's core earlier this year from fifth to overall, howing that he is very much one of Iowa's top woods riders. The consistency award, however, goes to Willie Van lee on his Yamaha, pulling in two seconds 0 far. Dennis Murphy. was third overall, narrowly edging Chuck Craig of Urbandale, Iowa on his XC Hu kyo Allan Wicks bested the 200cc A class with Tom Eller right behind him. Lonnie Ross brought his CR500 to his first ever enduro and came away with the Open B win. Mike Schroelbelen won the 250cc A class over Chuck Neavin, and Jim Spencer. Doug Nicholas is becoming a regular with his second Open A • win. "Flyin'" Marv Heitkamp stole the Super Senior win with Herb Wieckhorst second. Results OVERALL A-AA: Pe.er Wicks. OVERALL B: Randy Burkle. 200 A: 1.AllenWicks: 2. Tom El"r; 3. GaryWilli• ams. 250 A: 1. Mike Schroebelon; 2. Chuck Neavin; 3. Ji m Spencer. OPEN A: 1. Doug Nichola.; 2. Larry Crosby; 3. Marvin Sammons. 55: 1. Richard Cromer; 2. Jack Lindstrom; 3. Jerrv Stewan. AA.; 1. WiUi. Van lee; 2. Dennis Murphy; 3. Chuck Groig.