Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1980's

niello (KTM); 3. Brad Her.. (Hon). SR AM: 1. Dwight Covell (Yam); 2. Spencer Hess; 3. Jim Breiner (KTM). SR EX: 1. Pat Astegher (Hon); 2. Lee Herr"" (Hon); 3. 8ud Fee (Hus). . SUP SR; 1. Irwin Fran.. (Hon); 2. Ed Andriola (KTM); 3. Rick Golden (Yam). 250 NOV; 1. William Stube; 2. Dean Fritscher; 3. Greg Wolf. 125 NOV; 1. Joe HoHman; 2. Andrew Kosta; 3. John Ferrentino. GENUINE HONDA PARTS AS CLOSE.AS YOUR TELEPHONE 'wanaga, Smith Monterey STstars By Mike Vancil MONTEREY, CA, OCT. 18 Paul Iwanaga put in another sterling performance aL' Lhe short track aL the Monterey Fairgrounds. The young pro .... (I) ..0 S (I) ;> o 250/0pen class winner Keith Turpin follows directly behind Joe Rogers (245) at the start of moto one at Rome Cycle Ranch in Georgia. Z opIaI_' Got a. .-rltit a letter to tile EdItor! -__ -._--._,..,. _lilt. . -. . . ...., .1IIEIIl:ASS£rnS _ .... 011_.*-;... _ _. ' - , _ _ _ ...... _11.--'_. _ _.1IISIIIII.1IIfIIs '-at JIIita, ~ 11esI ..... ~ ... tiI ........ '" PIODUCIIIIIS.lJIIZ2 t _ Ale.. _ . Ca. ua._ _-'21J132W446 ALHAMBRA YAMAHA . . . . IenIce.P_ Discounted Prices Year 'Round 1850 We.. Velley 8...... A1hembra. CA 91803 (818) 289-5301 SEE TEAM NOLAN IN ACTION ••• AT THE TRACK AND AT YOUR DEALER The Open B division's LOp series comenders Chad Young and Billy Ethridge squared off for two moLOS of close racing. In moLO one, Young led all the way with Ethridge applying pressure from second. The tables were turned in moto two as Ethridge took the lead at turn one. Young started seventh but eventually worked his way through traffic to challenge Ethridge's lead. In the final turn on the last lap, Young gOI by 10 win with a perfect score. "I really wanted that win," said Ethridge, "but Young had me psyched out and I made a mistake at the lasl moment." In fierce I 25cc C action, KlouiGearbacked Brad Jimison took over the first moLO lead after getting by Tommy Bilz and Gabe Gaddis. Paul Cline, supported by an enthusiastic cheering sect..ion, moved up from fifth pot and, on the last lap. slipped past J imison for the. win. MoLO two saw Marc Waddle in commandofthe lead until Cline took over and won. Waddle's 5-2 tally netted third overall behind Jimi on and Cline. In the series standings, Cline's perfect score moved him into the runner-up slot, one point over WaddIe. Jimison won the series b¥ a narrow seven-point margin over Cline. The opening 250cc C moLO saw Waddle lead Jimison in close tandem alllhe way to the checkered. In moLO two, Jimison showed the way with Waddle following closely until the lasl lap when the pair collided. Jimi on fell and Waddle took Ihe win 10 nel a perfro score. Jimison remounled to finish 2-2. Jimison earned the eries championship by a comfortable margilT' over Waddle and Michael Henderson. Results REE=. 48 pages 01 crY besllor Sfte( & MX hcludong Champ"'"""P "-"""< Tr.ldcPiJl,II,IS" FOll RanSurt. o.tPaw5.. Roost·D-flKta. '00' Boots Mld tT'IOI"e. S1 to CCNf:( posuge MlCl hMding to" ~ J.N. MolD-X Fox. Dept.CN 520 McGIIncy. Campbell; CA 95008 (ROTAX) ENGINES & PARTS DoM. BEST CAN-AM 34 6516 McCart Ave. ••:.!'._ Fl. Worth. Texas 76133 UU) 2M 8634 1(.eJ9n .JAr I'D" 65 MINI; 1. Ryan Reynolds (Kaw); 2. Dwayne Bone (Hen I; 3. Danny Haynes (Kaw). JR MINI: 1. MattShue (Yam): 2. Shannon Brooker (Yam~ 3. 8rian Raymond (Kawl. SR MINI: 1. Trey Phillips (Kaw); 2. Man Shue (Yam); 3. Gary Brown (Kaw). 125 C; 1. Paul Cline (Hon): 2. Brad JimIson (Hen); 3. Mere Waddle (Hon). 250 C; 1. Merc Waddle (Hon~ 2. Brad Jimison (Hen); 3. Michael Henderson (Hen). 1258: 1. Kenny Kizzar (Yam); 2. Todd Neal (Hon); 3. Ashley EilPs (Hen). 250 B; 1. Kenny KiZZ8f (Yam); 2. Jason Coleman (Hen I; 3. Bryan Jernigan (Honl. OPEN B; 1. Chad Young (Yam); 2. Billy Ethridge (Hen); 3. Milton Garner (KTM), SR 30+; 1. Kimbo RutledgaIKaw); 2. Dale Deaton (Yam); 3. Tommy Smith (Kaw). ENDURO; 1. Leon Smith (Hon); 2. Rich"'d Shiflett (Kaw): 3. SllIn H;ghtower (Kaw). 125 A; 1. Keith Turpin (Hen); 2. Wollace Finchar (Kawl: 3. DaMY Payne (Hon). 260/OPEN A; 1. Keith Turpin (Hon); 2. David Kelley (Yam I; 3. Tommy Manin (Hon). FINAL SERIES POINT STANDINGS 65 MINI: 1. Ryan Reynolds (297); 2. Dewayne Bone (2501: 3. Eric Pinson (208). JR MINI; 1. Mett Shue (267); 2. Brian Raymond (234); 3. Shannon Brooker (213). SR MINI; 1. Trey Phillips (271); 2. Gary BrCWWl (211); 3. Jalte McClure (188). . 125 C; 1. Brad Jimison (253); 2. Paut Cline (247); 3. Merc Waddle (246). 250 C; 1. 8rad Jimison (288); 2. Marc Waddle (25'7); 3. Michael Henderson (188). 125 B; 1. Kenny Kiztat(285): 2. Todd Neal (256); 3. I!MZ i I",. Ash'" 250 8: 1. Kenny Kizzar 1300); 2. Jason Coleman (2361; 3. Bryan Jernigan (205). OPEN B: 1. Chad Young (2741: 2. Billy Ethridge (2411; 3. Milton Garner (2131. ENDURO: 1. Milton Garner (27B); 2. Leon Smith (2351: 3. Richard Shiflen (2221. SR 30+; 1. J.C. Purvis (248); 2. Dale Deaton (246); 3. Kimbo Rutledge (207). 125 A; 1. Sean Dukes (233); 2. Wallace Fincher (2041: 3. Joe Rogers (189). 250/OPEN A; 1. Joe Rogers (2311; 2. Tommy Manin (21 2); 3. Ross Johnston (192). L,se titles decided at Westhampton Motocross By Rick Golden WESTHAMPTON, Y, OCT. 25 Going into the day's racing aL WesLhampLon, no less than six class LiLIes would be decided at the final MX of Lhe Long Island Sports Commillee season. The biggest sprC'ad was seven points in Ihe Open Amateur and the Senior Mini c1asse~. In the Open division, Ed Markstaller clinched the series title by scoring the overall win over . last year's winner, SCOII Nickerson. Markstaller had taken a two-year break from racing before coming back and winning his class this year. In the Senior Mini class, last year's number one rider BreLL Marascia made a valiant effort torepeatagainstJason Rivas who was the runner-up in '85. Mal'ascia notched Ihe win in the first moLO with Rivas finishing fourth. But Rivas came back to win tbe second mOIO and clinch the class title. In tiie nior Amateur class, Jim Breiner held a six-point lead over Dwi~ht Covell who put on a real charge and took the overall win on the day. But that wasn't enough to close the gap on Breiner who ended the year as the class champ. The tightest title race was in the l25cc Amaleur class where only six points S

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