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Minis while Dave Sager was second and Steve Raymond third. McMillen won a special Expertonly minibike race held at intermission by getting past Spear five corners from the finish when Spear slid over a berm and laid the bike down briefly. Spear finished second and McCullough third. Results 125 EX: 1. Kurt McMillen (Honl: 2. Jeff Dirago (Kaw): 3. Rob McCullough (Han). 250 EX: 1. Kurt McMillen (Han); 2. Mike Spear (Kaw); 3. Todd Dippel (Suli. OPEN EX: 1. Mike Spear (Kaw); 2. Doug Mitchell (Hon); 3. Keith Mann (Vaml. 125 AM: 1. Tim Beachak; 2. Charley Guerin; 3. J8son DiDomenico. 250 AM: 1. Pote Hogan (Han); 2. Scan Spa nap (Vaml; 3. Gary Tripp (SUl). OPEN AM: 1. Kevin Simmons (Kaw); 2. Michael Sambuco (Han); 3. Glenn Cooper (Kawl. SR EX: 1. John DiDomenico (Han); 2. Bryan Hancock (SUl); 3. Allen Miller (Han). . SR AM: 1. John Hart (Kaw); 2. Man Meincke (KTM); 3. Steve Kanya. . SR MINI: 1. Derek Delonce (Han); 2. David Sager (Vam); 3. Steve Raymond (Kaw). JR MINI: 1. Jody Mitchell (Honl; 2. Keith Troccoli (Kaw); 3. James Glyn (Vam). EX MINI: 1. Kurt McMillen (Han); 2. Mike Spear (Kaw); 3. Rob McCullough (Han). Smai' sai's at S'RMX By Jay Marcell 15UB!!I\,TSUBAKI CHAIN WINNERS .'/1 CONGRATULATIONS TO ... 1U".,i'. • AlrA 6-N.c. Gardena. CA. Sept. 20 JunIorN........ 1st BRYAN V1l.lD.LA,1Wood Rotax, Me ExpertN....... 2nd RICKY GlWlAMlTroy Gr....m T_ 3n1 BUBBA SItOBEItT/Team Honda • AlrA W. 'e,;oul TT Clumpioasbip Clackamas. OR. Aug. 22 1st RANDY GREEN New W. Rqional Ex. ChampiOll * • AFII 'IN/d 'ace Willow Springs. CA. Aug. 24 lst 750 Stk. Prod. RICHARD MOORE .,i'. • AlrA G.N.C• Indianapoli=.. 23 IN. Au 1st BUBIA SHOBERT eam Honda 3n1 RICKY G nIf Grallam Tuner • AlrA 1i.N.C. llile Indianapolis. IN. Aug. 2 4 1st RICKY GRAHAM/Troy Grahaln T. . . 3rd SCOTT PEARSON/Circle Bell • AlIA G.N.c. Mile Spr!nllfield.IL, Aug. 31 lst BUBBA SHOBERT/TUIII HOIIda 2nd RICKY GRAHAIl/Troy Graham T_r .,i'. • Jr. 1Uti0lJl' 3n1 BRIAN V1UELI.A/W~ Rotax, Me • AlrA 6-N.c. Mile Syracuse. NY. Sept. 7 1st BUBBA SHOBERT/Team H ..da 21111 TED BOODY/Collece Bille Shop 3nI RICKY GRAIIAII/ Troy GralIam T_ • AIfA/CCS Pro AIr .NfI._ Atlanta. GA. Sept. 7 1st Hvy Wt Superbike MIKE HARTH New NYJ Wt Saperbike ChampiOll * ~ M It) ,.0 o .... u o • M'A 6 Hr. ElJfIuP.nce .NfI._ Savannah. GA. Sept. 13 lst TEAM HAMMER ask your dealer for Tsubaki ••• the chain more racers use and win on by choice! KENT, WA, AUG. 22 Federal Way Cycle Center's Lance Sma.il took his Kawasaki KXl25 to the 125cc Expert overall win at today's Seattle International Raceway motocross in Kent. In the first moto, Smail took the lead ahead of J amie Richard~on,John Vandenberg and Scott Sherbert. While Smail pulled well ahead of the pack, Vandenberg pushed Richardson right to the flag; Sherbert took fourth. In the second moto Smail agai n took the lead, saying good-bye to the rest of the pack. Vandenberg ran second ahead of Sherbert and Richardson. On lap six, Richardson got by Sherbert, but it was short-lived as Sherbert got back past to finish third behind Vandenberg-. The first 250cc Expert moto one saw Don Engelke take the'lead ahead of Cycles Continental Wayne Dixon, Kevin White and Smail. Nothing changed until lap eight when White got by Dixon. On the next lap, White moved to the front of the pack, while Engelke dropped to fourth behind SmaiL At the flag it was White, Dixon, Smail and Engelke. In moto two Dixon took the lead ahead of Engelke, Jim Pittman and Mike Johnson. Smail and Johnson traded places until Smail, tired of the game, got on the gas and moved all the way up to second place behind Dixon. At the flag it was Dixon, Smail, Pittman and Johnson. Dixon's 2-1 gave him the overall. Jeff Jacobson took the lead ahead of Billy Radcliffe, Jason Crandell, and Everett Suzuki's Jim Cottet in thefirst 125ccIntermediate races. In a couple laps Cottet got by Crandell; one lap later J. Whipple also got by to take fourth. At the flag it was Jacobson with a nice lead ahead of Radcliffe, Cottet, Whipple and Crandell. In moto .two Wesley Praye took the initial lead ahead of Cottet, Radcliffe, Whipple and Jacobson. Praye crashed and stayed out for the next few laps putting COllet into the lead, which he held to the finish, followed by Radcliff, Jacobson and Whipple. In 125cc Novice action, Jay Marcell took the first-moto lead ahead of Doug Leach,. Mike McMillan and Darin Moilanen. Leach went down, letting McMillan into second; on the third lap, Marcell clipped a tire and fell, putting McMillan and Brett Norris into first and second. Marcell kept it running to finish third ahead of Kelsey Morse. In the second moto KERKER'S THROWING DIRTAGAIN. Two years ago, the competition threw some dirt at us. Enough in fact, to make us decide to throw some back. So we built our first dirt racing systems and gave them to Bubba Shobert. Two years later, our'dust is still settling. On the competition. 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