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250 BEG: 1. Kun """11 (Y.mt 2. 8Gb CIerIre (Y-t 3. Dennis B..... (Y.ml· 125 BEG: 1. HarryB"""-(yemt 2. Sam Hewtey Cltewl; 3. Chris De Lou (Kew). 80 EX: 1. John Kitach CICew). 80 NOV: 1. Chria Itef.... (Hont, 2. Kevin Shefer (Yamt 3. Tommy 0'-> (Hon~ 80 BEG: 1. Derrick Wright (Suzt 2. Brent Utley (Suzt 3. Devid Cliflora (Y.ml. Coar cranks at OcalaMX By Gwen Millan OCALA, FL, FEB 28 Chip Coar, riding the only Kawasaki in a field of Hondas, ran away with wins in both Open Novice motos at Round 7 of the FMC Winter Cup Series, held at Ocala. Steve Petty fimshed the day in second overall with a 2-2 score, and Gary Briles was just as consistent, rounding out the top three with a !l-!l showing. Coar, who hails from Waycross, Georgia, grabbed the holeshot in molO one ahead of Jacksonville rider Briles. Petty, presently running second in the series point standings, five 'points ahead of Coar, was off the line in third, while series point leader Mark Bazinet was running fourth and Mitchell Holstein was in close contention in fifth. By the third lap, Coar held a gOod lead over a tight, four-way battle for second. Peuy moved into a lonely second Ib~ by the fifth lap, while Briles, .net and Holstein argued over third. Coar led Petty across the line for the win, and a final charge at the flag saw Briles best Bazinet for third. A tiring Holstein finished fifth. _ In the second moto, Coar grabbed ..the holeshot again while Petty held the edge over Briles for second. Jacksonville's Mike Smith, who pIaced sixth in the first moto, came out of the gate in fourth and Holstein was running fifth. Coar had run away from everyone by the third lap, leading a hot battle for second between Petty, Briles and Holstein. It wasn't long before Holstein grew tired again, leaving Petty and Briles to battle for second. Petty pulled away from Briles on the white flag lap, but he was too far back to put pressure on Coar. Briles and Holstem rounded out the top four, with Bazinet closing up the top five. . In Expert. Mini action, Yamahamounted Bnan Harper took the win over Jeff Curry (Yamaha) and Chris Umstead (Yamaha). Series point leader in the Mini Expert class, Ernie Millan, riding with a broken wrist, was forced to circulate in last place. Trying to salvage as many points as possible, Millan coasted around the track, trying to stay out of the way until he could complete half his laps and wait for the checkered flag. Results .... w.: 1. Daniel Curry (Y.m): 2. Joshua Pittman (Hon): 3. Richard Ingla(Y.m). 80: 1. Noel Kitsch (Kaw); 2. Chris Thomas (Kew); 3. Donny Mason (Kaw). MINI A: 1. Brian Harper (Yam); 2. Jeff Curry (Y.mt 3. Chris Um....d. . MINI B: 1. D.n. L.oaey (Kew); 2. Miehaal Poora (Kaw); 3. Jocly Undet wood (K.w). MINI C: 1. 51...n Stormant (Suz); 2. Kyle Myers (Hon); 3. Jeff Purdy (Y.m). -100: 1. Jeff Curry (Yam); 2. Brian Harpar (Yam); 3. MIch.el Poore (Kaw). 125A: 1. Mike Laney (Suz). 125B: 1. Justin Jackson (Suz); 2. John Genlilcore (Kew); 3. T.J. Brantley (Kaw). 125C: 1. Tommy Unville (Han); 2. Jeff Sturdevant (Kew); 3. Mike Murdock (Kaw). 2608: 1. Robart casauba (Han). 250<:: 1. Fortson Rumble (Han); 2. William TIChenor (Kawt 3. Ch.rt.. Main.. (Kaw). • OPEN EX: 1. Mike Reynolds (M-S); Ernest Swann (Hont Ernie Millan (Hon). OPEN NOV: 1. Chip Coer (Kaw); 2. Steva Patty (Hont 3. G.ry Briles (Hon). OVER 25: 1. 0... Curry (Kew); 2. Gary Bril.. (Hon~ 3. Robbie Proctor (Hon). SR: 1. 0... Curry (Kewl; 2. Donaly Curry (Kaw); 3. Robart Proctor (Hon). WOMEN: 1. Gin. Parry CHon~ 2. carie M.1oy (Y.mt 3. Lauria Kitach (1Cew). a one-year subscription and get_Cycle News home delivered every week! A $75.00 value for only $32.50 ----------------- Fill out and ....11 today - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I Subscription Coupon/Order Form I I I I I I Address I, I PI••••••nd m•• CYCLE NEWS .ubscrlptlon for: I , Name ="'==::;-::-=:::=- o Please bill me _ State _ _ Zip 0 ONE YEAR SECOND CLASS (50 issues) o TWO YEARS SECOND CLASS (100 issues) 0 SIX MONTHS SECOND CLASS (25 issues) _ $32.50 $60.00 $17.00 lone year (50 issues I. 2nd class Canada or Mexico and all I other foreign countries $61.00 (U.S. funds). First class-and airmail rates available upon request. I I L Send to: OFFER o This is a renewal _ lPiliiE PRINT CLEARLVI City SPECIAL o Enclosed is check or monay order .Charge my 0 Vise 0 MasterCard eN-II ·f.j I I I I I I Signature MC/Visa # Expiration Date --------..1 CYCLE NEWS, Inc:., P.O. Box 498. Lo~g Beach. CA 90801-0498 / (213) 427-7433 Start settllII your subscription rIIht a.ayl I I Top-ranked Cycle News' sporty new baseball cap goes straight to the top - everybody's top! Bri.ght red and white, this cap fits all sizes. Pleaae tum to the order blank under the advertiaeraindex.