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Corky Maughan ~ook first overall atthe 13th Annual Fox Hunt Desert Race in Utah. 125 BEG: 1. Rich Mussman (Suz); 2. Keith Tonti (Vam); 3. Glenn Sugimoto (Kaw), 125 JR: 1. Pat Gomm (Hon); 2. Albert Berends (Hon), 250 BEG: 1. Bobby Moniz (Suz); 2. Mike Terkelse (Hon); 3. Leon Frank (Hon). 250 JR: 1. Oon Tolft (Hon): 2. Paul Midson (Han): 3. David Adair (Hon). OPEN BEG: 1. Marc Dennings (Hon); 2. Carlfried Leide (Hon); 3. Eric Schaffer (Vam). OPEN JR: 1. Mike Carlton (Vam), OPEN INT: 1. SIeve zanone (Honl. PRO; 1. Gary R_ (KTM); 2. Man Arena (Kaw). VET SPTSMN: 1. Tim O'Hara . VET MSTR: 1. Jerry Castillo (Honl. OT SPTSMN: 1. Bob Kopp (Kaw). OT INT: 1. Geoffrey Fox (Yam). Maughan jams to Fox Hunt desert • wIn By John Maughan JERICO, UT, AUG. 31 Kawasaki KX250-mounted Corky Maughan captured the overall win at the 13th Annual Fox Hunt Desert Race near the Sahara Sand Dunes in Jerico. Maughan came from behind to nab the win beating Open Husqvarna rider Brad Strong and Suzuki RM250 pilot George McQuistion. The Fox Hunt run featured four loops, and following the bomb run, it was Kelly Sorenson leading pursued by Brad Christensen and Shawn Gerber. The first loop had ught seCllons through trees and mountains which lasted for 22 miles. The first rider to complete the first loop was Brad· Strong who held a 35-second lead over Christensen. Twenty seconds behind Christensen chased Maughan; Mark Lundreen was a close fourth. After pilling the top riders had about one minute between themselves, while Gerber withdrew from the race with rear brake problems. After the second loop, Christensen had taken over the lead with Maughan second and So-ong dropping back to third. But three miles into the third loop, Maughan repassed Christensen, who crashed shortly after and dropped OUL Halfway through the third loop Maughan had a four-minute lead over So-ong, while McQuiston had control of third about five minutes behind strong. Todd Henneman and Kevin Bogue were fourth and fifth. The final loop saw Strong gain about one minute on Maughan but that was about all, as Maughan cruised home for the win. McQuiston also closed in on Strong by one minute finishing third overall; second 250. Joel Rucker ended up taking (ourth ahead of Todd Henneman af)d Alan Peterson. In the Novice division Ron Hobby took the holeshot but dropped out with bike problems, giving Jim Cook the win. Randy Owens finished second. Mark Peterson 250cc A winner at Ocala Motocross. Results OVERALL: 1. Corky Maughan (Kaw); 2. Brad Strong (Hus); 3. George McQuiston (Suzl; 4. Joel Rucker (Vam); 5. Todd Henneman (Hus); 6. Allen Peterson (KTM); 7. Keven Bogue (Vam); B. Lance Henrie; 9~ Blair Cropper (Yam); Cris Clark. roo Ocala MX Novice win to Broussard By Gwen Millan ZUBER, FL, SEPT. 20 Brian Broussard roosted his Yamaha around the Ocala Motocross facility during round three of the FMC Fall Series, and he came away with thewin in the highly-competitive I 25cc Novice class. Clarke Tanner motored his Kawasaki into the lead at tl)e start of the first moto. Back in third, Broussard was pu hing Brian Hall hard from behind. Following in fourth was Lonnie Blackburn. Broussard was on the prowl as he crept his way into the lead ahead of Tanner and Blackburn. Jeff Sturderant eventua)ly got in on the action by taking over third while Broussard and Tanner battled for the lead. It was a ballle that was inten e with the two riders trading positions. Tanner found his way into the lead but it wasn't long before Broussard fought back and jumped into the number one position again. As the race continued, Broussard pulled away and Blackburn eventually slipped into second. Tanner took third followed by Hugh Adams. The sec:ond moLO was even mon: intense than the first. Broussard LOok the early lead followed by Tanner and Claude McQuaig. After a few laps, McQuaig was leading the way with Broussard second and Tanner and Adams second and third. McQuaig went on LO win the close molO but it was Broussard taking the overall. Second overall went to Blackburn followed by McQuaig, Adams and Tanner. KBlIlBl MID SIIOBEIlT MAKE ' ,THE IIECDIID OF THE YEAIl. Bubba Shobert's new record took a year to make. But it's better than anything else in history. Because now he's number one; the winner of more races in a single season than any other rider. And we, at Kerker, are proud to have powered his effort. Kerker Exhaust Systems Canoga Park, Califomia Prices start at $179. For catalog and ordering information, call Kerker aI818-999-3060. Weekl~Dew .. DOt _oDtbl~ blatory Results 60: 1. Josh Latina (Kaw); 2. Noel Kitsch (Kawl; 3. Keith McQuaig (Kaw). PEE WEE: 1. Billy Scott (Vaml; 2. Richard Ingle (Vam). MINI A: 1. Justin Jackson (Yam); 2. Ernie Millan (Hon). MINI B: ,. Brian Turner (Kawl; 2. Chris Umstead (Vaml; 3. Kenny Hansen (Kaw). MINI C: 1. Jody Underwood (Kaw); 2. Kyle Myers (Han); 3. Kennv Hansen (Kew). 100: 1. Justin Jackson (Yam); 2. Erinei Millan (Hon). 125 A: 1. Gary Paul (Kew). 125 B; '1. Wes Keenum (Yam); 2. Ke3vin Roberts (Kew); T.J. Bramley (Kewl. 125 C: 1. Brian Broussard (Yam); 2. Lonnie Us"" Japanese Motorcycle Parts & Accessories 8&0 .. 44e ST.. --.a. _ 23SIII (804) 489-2276 ....ShipUPS VISA. MAsrERCARO• .. C.O.D. Acc.ptMJ 33