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60 NOV sTK 6·8: 1. Michel Laskowitz: 2. John Mang. 60 INT sTK 6·8: 1. Jason Partridge. . 60 NOV sTK 9-11 : 1. Greg leratiegul; 2. Frankie Villagas; 3. staven Howe. 60 tNT sTK 9·11: 1. Jimmy Griego; 2. Mike Gil· bert; 3. Carey Hart. . 60 INT MOD 6·8: 1. Jason Patridge. 60 NOV MOD 9·11; 1. Greg leratiegul. 60 tNT MOD 9·11 : 1. Carey Hart: 2. Mike Gilbert. PP: 1. Brenda Verzani; 2. Julie Riddle; 3. Marv Ann Gusakov. 80 NOV STK 9-11 : 1. Frankie Villegas: 2. Jimmy Griego; 3. Sean Conner. 80 INT sTK 9-11: 1. Mika Michels; 2. Carey Hart; 3. Mika Gilbert. 80 NOV sTK 12·16: 1. Randy Klessig: 2. Jason Stephens; 3. Dale Albiston. 80 INT sTK 12·16: 1. Johnny Camden. 80EXsTK 12·16: 1. Derek Titus: 2. David Griago. 80 INT MOD 9-11: 1. Mike Michels. 80 NOV MOD 12·16: 1. Rick Haynes. 80 EX MOD 12·16: 1. David Griego. 125 NOV STK: 1. Chris Trickle: 2. Jeff Hodga; 3. I, RICHARD W. KOSAR of KOSAR RACING, would like to thank my friends and fellow workers for their dedication and long hours put into the business over the past year: WAYNE (We won't eyer be there in time!) EVEN JAMES (Don't w",.,., it will work, I hope.) SCHAEFER ROEL (When do we eat?) PEREZ Fabian Gomez. 125 INT sTK: 1. Karry Mulligan; 2. Robert Flores: 3. Kan Arnold. 250 NOV STK: 1. Chris Trickle: 2. Stave Goodwin: 3. Jeff Murphy. 250 INT sTK: 1. Kerry Mulligan; 2. Frank Singer; • 3. Alex Hill. 250 PRO' 1. Seal! Underwood. 500 PRO: 1. Barry Hill; 2. Mark Mitechon: 3. Richard Wilk. 500 NOV DIV 1: 1. Bruce Clark. 500 NOV DIV 2: 1. Frank Singer; 2. Gene Mason: 3. Steve Van Hoove. VET NOV: 1. Steva Ireland. VET INT: 1. Bill Bearup Jr.; 2. Craig Majeske; 3. Jim Sarnson. VET EX: 1. Barry Hill. MERIL (Why do you ask? Ify knee feels fine.) MOEN #131 OTTIS "Otter" (My clutch is chattering again!) LANCE #157 OUR RIDERS THANK YOU ALL! JILL (Keep your receipts!) LANCE ~Z6 ~ RICHARD W. KOSAR By Mike Vancil FREMONT, CA, OCT. 17 Sean Conley look his Kawasaki KX125, sponsored by 0' eal U.S.A., to lhe overall Pro class viclory al the Bay- PAUL SMITH RACING would like to thank the following sponsors and manufacturers for their excellent products and services which enabled us to win the AMACCS GTU National Endurance Series: YAMAHA MICHELIN TIRES RK CHAIN AMACCS UNIVERSITY CYCLES PHILLIPS 66 RACING GAS KENDALL OIL AUSTIN SPORT CYCLES PBI SPROCKETS 0& D EXHAUSTS DARE CYCLE KEIHIN RSC FOX SHOCKS SUDCO LOCKHART ABAI HELMETS FERODO PAUL SMITH RACING would like to extend a special thanks to Bill Syfan and Chuck Patterson for a super Job in driving and pit work. Please contact Paul Smith to sponsor a winner in 1987. lands MX Association regular Friday night program. In the first moto it was Conley stretching out a favorable lead over Gary Rabe and his Rock OillMoore & Sons KTM/Fox Racing-sponsored KTM. Running a close third was Darren Gallagher on a Kawasaki sponsored by Walnut Creek Ferrari, AXO, FMF, Dan Agostino Racing, Remhal, The Knobby Shop and Pro Cycle. Gallagher has for several weeks allowed those in from of him to enjoy their lead for several laps before he makes a move to close an'd then pass. Rabe was the first to surrender to Gallagher's first moLO charge and there were two laps LO go to the checkers. On the last lap and in the fast pan of the course Gallagher came abreast of Conley. They made the nexHo-last turn headed for the flag and Gallagher made his pass. By using all of the final corner there was no place for Conley to go except up very high inLO the deep berm. The dash to the [lag also included negotiating the dif(jcul~ tuller jumps. By Gallagher having'! better line and the momentum he'~tthere first. In the second maLO the Slan was nearly a photocopy of the first maLO, -but that was where the similiarity ended. Rabe seemed detuncd and finished a poor third. The battle that everyone expected, a late ra e charge to the from and attempt LO pass by 'Gallagher, did Slan but it did not finish tbe way it had in the fir tmoto. Conley opened sucb a lead that the effon of Gallagher was a lillie short when the checkers came out. Conlcy and probably others now are walchful of the tactic that had been successful for young Gallagher. PAUL SMITH RACING ENTERPRISES 4903 BLACK ANGUS COVE AUSTIN, TEXAS 78727 512 - 331- 4564 1986 AMA NATIONAL ENDURANCE CHAMPIONS-GTU Motorcycle World with Larry Huffman via satellite -~ This Sunday'S special guest is: ** NICK lENATSCH ** Feature Editor of Motorcyclist Magazine It comes to you live, ev~ Sunday night from 10 to 11 p.m. KOLA 99.9 FM KTIM 100.9 FM San Fran<"i!'lc{)/ Oakland Lo' Angeles Rivnside Orange Co.lSan Bernardino KYLO 105.5 FM XTRA "Extra Go'ld" 690 AM Sa(T:lITlCl1l0 Slrong-l'st AM Stalion in \restern l .. Call in and lalk with all the top personalities and be part or motorcycle world. . Sponso"d b; 1-(800) 228-5249 or (714) 951-1962 Results e 8 :> Baylands ST win to Conley 2RP ~ Q.) I PEE WEE 50: 1. John Carilli (Suzl. MINI BEG: 1. Eric Wafford (Han); 2. Gary Armstrong (Kaw); 3. Tom Gard (Kaw). MINI JA: 1. Jeannie Pruitt (Kaw). MINIINT: 1. Danny Nelson (Kaw). 125 BEG DIV 1: 1. Steffen Whiting (Han): 2. Rod· ney Ackerman (Han): 3. Marty Walker (Han). 125 BEG DIV 2: 1. Roger Epperson (Honl; 2. Bill 'Seeker (Han); 3. Vince Cole (suz). 125 INT: 1. Titus J. Smith (Suz). 250 BEG DIV 1: 1. Kaith Tanti (Yam): 2. Leon Frank (Han); 3. Ed Sapper (Suz). 2~0 BEG DIV 2: 1. Gr~'(O~~ (Han); 2. Mike Ter~81son (Han); 3.Casey'Lyons (Ron). n JR: 1. Paul MidffillJtlOf'~ 2. Chris Stille lL (Han). l-< Q.) I~.I . Best Deals On Suzuki TA~C~ ~Bori'•CA 91702" " •" " Blvd. 900 W. Foothill" Azusa, \t " :I" (811)3~~asamob .11 . • , , I' .<. :r", racing gasoline [nUl ... (619) 281-9133 J'o.ele' lnauiri•• lnvite' ~ o Z