Cycle News is a weekly magazine that covers all aspects of motorcycling including Supercross, Motocross and MotoGP as well as new motorcycles
Issue link: https://magazine.cyclenews.com/i/126928
80 BEG: 1. Sumner Soule (Suz); 2. Damon Kemp (Kaw); 3. Owen Dickson (Yam). Furuya fast at Perris MX By David Procida PERRIS, CA, SEPT 7 Yamaha-mounted Steve Furuya bested a large l25cc Pro class at Perris, winning both motos at the CRC Western USA Championship Series opener. Joey Tuttobene was second overall wilh lhird going LO Aaron Martin. In the 250cc Pro class Tony Spear led a slring of Suzukis through lhe first four laps before a Kawasakimounted Gary Sailors broke into the top four. While Suzuki Country Racing's Spear led bolh motos, Dan Berg was drawingover thequatljumps. All the pros were doubling the first two but only Berg was taking the second set in o'ne l.eap. But Berg's efforts were only good for second overall behind Spear. Sailors finished third overall. When the 500cc Pro class got underway it was Yamaha YZ490-mounted Spear taking both motos LO score his second class win of the day. John Jay Wilson claimed second overall on his Honda CR500. In the Women's ranks Stephanie Jones, Gary's sister, won both motos in the Expert class with Timi Rice taking second. Mindy Smith rode the wheels off her Kawasaki in moto two, after taking runner-up honors in the first moto, to win the moLO and overall in the Amateur class. Lori Hedstrom held off the challenges of Tina Zahrt and Kathy Jo Ehrp in both motos to take top honors. Zahrt went down in the second moto giving Ehrp second overall. Zahrt salvaged third. Results 500 PRO: 1. Tony Spear (Vam): 2. John Jay Wilson (Hon). 500 INT: 1. Luc Deley (Hon): 2. David Bagwell (Hon): 3. Lance Barnet. 500 NOV: ,. Todd Broussard (Vam); 2. Darly Hawkins (Hon): 3. Kennv Daniels (Yam). 500 BEG: 1. Ed Lowenberg (Hon): 2. Mark McKiernan (Yam); 3. Robert Esparza (Hon). 250 PRO: 1. Tony Spear (Suz); 2. Dan Berg (Suzl: 3. Gary Sailors (Kawl. 250 INT: 1. Kennv Maddux (Yam); 2. Terry Swan· son (Yam); 3. Mike Hooks (Hon). 250 NOV: 1. Robert Shipman (Suz): 2. Tracy Mon- . lerone (Yam); 3. Phil Gould (Yam). 250 BEG: 1. Kurt Metcalf; 2. John Denies (Hon); 3. John Burger (Yam). 125 PRO: 1. Steve Furuya (Yam); 2. Joey Tultobene (Yam); 3. Aaron Manin (Kawl. 125 INT I: 1. Ian Merriam (HanI; 2. Jimmy Lewis (Kaw); 3. Guy Deckert (Suz). 1251NT II: 1. Paul Utach (Han); 2. Terry Siranson (Yam); 3. Steven Phillips (Suz). 125 NOV I: 1. Robert Shipman (Suz): 2. Jerry Jetton (Y8m~; 3. Charlie Flippen (Hon). 125 NOV II: 1. Ryan Hughes (Vam): 2. Mark Easley (Yam): 3. Brock Suter (Hon). 125 BEG: 1. Alan Chiuminana (Yam); 2. Michael Edwards (Suz); 3. Bruce Kamis (Han). WOMEN EX: 1. Stephanie Jones (Yaml; 2. Tami Rice (Hon). WOMEN INT: ,. Mindy Smith (Kaw): 2. Jillian Roth (Hon). • WOMEN NOV: ,. Lori Hedstrom (Hon): Kathy Joe Ehrp (Hon): 3. Tina 2ahrt (Hon). VET EX: 1. Gary Jones (Yam); 2. Greg Winters (Hon); 3. Ken Ehlers. VET INT: 1. Chris Burgeson (Yam); 2. David Chunn (Yam); 3. Roy Burton (Han). VET NOV: 1. Mike Ishida (M-S); 2. Francis McBee; 3. Reid Franke (Yaml_ Agin, Andrews title at MST MX By Peggy Adamic MALVERN, OH, AUG. 30-31 Jon Agin !lnd Fred Andrews each proved that they are championship material as each rider swept two classes during the Ohio State MX Championships at Moto Sport Tr.ills. Over 300 riders and hundreds of spectators from all parts of Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan witnessed not only tile fine riding of Agin and Andrews but of all of the riders competing for championship titles. ... V ..0 o ..... u o Until llO\Myou had to move The same goes for I'VD'IIu fast to useour Mobil's race-proven Synthetic 7 Universal ATF: simply put, it ne\NeSt synthetic lubricants. outperforms all conventional , automatic transmission fluids. ..,. 'lIW1l What was once reserved only for world class drivers is noW available to the world. Now, three additional Mobil synthetic lubricants join Mobil 1" in protecting cars that drive 200 MPH. And under. They're the very same lubricants that have helped Formula 1, CART, USAC, SCCA and IMSA drivers succeed time after time in the world's most grueling races. . Take the blistering Indy 500. Three of the top 5 finishers in 1986 used Mobil synthetic lubricants-including Mobil Synthetic Universal Grease. Nothing can protect bearings, joints and linkages better. Mobil Synthetic Gear Lubricant is race-proven~ too-not only at Indy but at endurance competitions all over the world. The fact is, no conventional gear lube can perform as well as Mobil's synthetic. So now, together with Mobil 1., your whole car can benefit from the high performance and protection of Mobil synthetic lubricant technology. Just call 1-800-662-4525 for availability and more information. And hurry. Because lubricants like these go very, very fast. 10 reasons to ride a~ MOUSse A Bib Mousse, that is. It's a solid foam tube for desert tires from Michelin. 1. No flats. With a Bib Mousse, there's no air to lose. So punctures can't couse flats. 2. Longer tire life. A Bib Mousse prevents pinch shock that can ' render tires unusable. 3. Saves spokes, rims. Bib Mousse soaks up impacts. 4. Easy on the rider. There's less . need to concentrate on maneuvering around obstacles. 5. No need to buy puncture sealant.' 6. No need for on air supply. 7. No need to corry spore tube. R No need to corry tire tools: 9. Saves on repoir expense. 10. Appreciable results. How much does a flat cost you once you've spent the money to reach on event? That's one _ of the best reasons. to use Bib Mousse. From Michelin. Sold Only in combination with Michelin Desert Tires. The High-Performance. Long-Lived Desert Tire/Bib Mousse that proved to be the Winning Combination at Paris-Dakar. Baja 1000. Parker 400 and Barstow to Vegas. .ICHEUN Gt 'CRT lIfterutiolu, Cycle bd"" Tires 1865 Redondo Avenue Long Beech, CA 90804 (2131597-0339 37