Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1980's

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Munson went 3-1 to win over Olsen (2-2) and Brumwell (1-3). Series champions were crowned for the 1985-86 season which saw Han earning the overall number one Pro plate and Darren Rogers taking home the numero uno spot in the 125cc Open Amateur ranks. Travis Markell rode hard all season long and came away with the 60-80 laurels. 0(( 1_ RacilJg EIIgfne Components 500cc Novice class winner Kelly Doyle (681) battles third place 250cc Novice finisher Mark Matteson at the CRC Grand Prix in California. ~ 1111 .....'\.' z: . 1987 TZR 2505 . Factory Race Repka Now AvaHable 1987 V-MAX AIM Avalable c•• For Prices e~.!!' ._-- 3303W. . . . . . . Wi. ." Olltario 319 .ew ...: 5111911-8035. AlII F. BnICI Results SERIES HI-POINT OT AM: 1. John FOSler. OT EX: 1. Jim Lamkin. OTH B: 1. Doug Wiley. OTH A: 1. Bob Leach. 500 B: 1. S _ Green. 500 PRO: 1. Scott Tyler. 250 B: 1. Kurt S_ns. 250 PRO: 1. Scoll Tyler. 125 B: 1. Darren Rogers. 125 PRO: 1. Grayson Hart. 80 B: 1. Travis Martm;IICpU~-rn\_lsih!W'\·F; nih ~ fitted from the on,-,mlf.~ 'It;; ~11II'~ also. Couto went from gate-to-flag at the lead of the 80cc Beginners. Joel Tokarsky also went all the way front to win the 80cc Intermediate class. Women's Novice Tina Zahn surprised everyone, especially herself, by laking the holeshot and scampering to a three bike length lead out of turn one. Zahn's glory was shon lived_ She elected to go cautiously over a pop-up jump and was still on the other side when Lori Hedstrom hit it hot, went high in the air, and came down right on top of Zahn. They were uninjured, but were in last by the time they got rolling again. Mindy Smith had a last-placedslan, but was moving up fast when Zahrt" and Hedstrom went down. Smith took over the lead and motored on for the win. Kathy Jo Ehrp and Angie Sellers had a banle going for most of the race for first in I Ill.' Novict' ranks. Ehrp WOII til(' shootOll! .. nd lOok homt' tht' trophy. John Burkey got the holeshot as the first wave of the Vets and Seniors took off. Another +30 Expen, Terry Davis. was right behind and swooped into the lead almost immediately. Davis·went righton for first place Vet. Bob Alvis was fi¥t +30 Intermediate to come around, 'but Randall Polzin nipped him a l.itlie later to win tkt class. Jim O'Nea'l" was close behind Davis at tht; ~ the first IaQ and stayed ne~r t'w front to take th> +40 Expenwm. . The Beginner class was a real circus' with over 60 bikes going around the track at more or less the same time. _ The 500cc class rider Ron Sherman led the pack for several laps with Eric Strand right behind. The pressure got to Sherman and he fell back, lea\'ing the lead to Strand. !\t least until Bob Hopkins got ,rolling. Hopkins kt'pt on tht' ~as and soon look till' "OOcc class kad alld tht' win. Todd Krost was first 250cc bike 0(( the line and stayed there, until lap fi\'e when Karl Allen finally broke free of the horde and slipped by Krost for the lead. Krost didn't quit and the two ridt'l's "Tilt \\'ht't'I-to-whet'1 ri~hl to Ilwdl('('kt'n'd with .-\IIt'lIlllailllainingtht't'dgt'. Kelly Doyle haa a brilliant ride, being fi rst 500cc bi ke off the line of the Novice race and first SOOcc rider across the finish. He held off tbe L'lSler 250cc class riders for a long time on s \~'ay to \l;~\~1~8R ihe ~roPhY'ihe ffiQ<;(dass 11;1 '11600<1 fight of tell' :9r\\;n'l Mark rI.¥/; oon gotlhe jum n .»1 :Il

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