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take effect. Jensen and Gregg had
built a good-sized lead over the field,
so he paced himself, knowing second
would give him first overall. Gregg
cruised to an easy moto win and
second overall.
The 125cc Novices were the largest
class and had· to run qualifiers. In
the main, Kirk Adcock blasted out
of the gate first ahead of Mike
Mitchell and the twosome roared
away from the pack. Adcock also
pulled away from Mitchell for a
convincing victory.
Eric Ricke and Matt Padgett
dueled all the way in moto one of
the 80cc Amateurs, but Padgett never
succumbed to Ricke's pressure and
edged him at the flag. Ricke retaliated in round two, quickly building
a four-second lead over Padgett that
he never relinquished, to take the
overall win.
Micah Moyes took the first moto
lead from B~ Lynch on lap two
of the 80cc NOVices and easily pulled
away to the win. Lynch held off
Tobey Hammond for second. Moyes
never let Lynch catch him in round
two, taking a perfect I-I tally for first
overall. Lynch, again, finished
second ahead of Hammond.
Results
60 NOV: 1. Brien Pedgen (Kaw); 2. Joey Kendell
(Kaw).
60 AM: 1. Micah Moyes (Kew).
80 NOV: 1. Miceh Moyes (Kew); 2. Berry Lynch
(Kew); 3. Tobey Hemmond (Han).
80 AM: 1. Eric Ricke (Kew); 2. Men Padgen
(Kaww).
125 NOV: 1. Kirk Adcock (Han); 2. Mike Mitchell
(Kaw); 3. Chad Speed (Han).
125 AM; 1. Chuck Jensen (Kaw); 2. Doug Gregg
(Han); 3. Ty NelCS8n (Suz).
250 NOV: 1. Blain Davis (Han); 2. Don Fritts
(KawI; 3. Steve Brown (Han).
250 AM: 1. Dave Stermer (Suz); 2. Bruce Cornell
(Suz); 3. Tim Miller (Kaw).
OPEN NOV: 1. Ernie Lemay (Yam); 2. Tracy
Schaus (Han); 3. Mike Stanfill (Kaw).
OPEN AM: 1. Derek Weinard (Kaw); 2. Marie
Snow (KIw); 3. Bruce SylveS1er (Han).
EX COMB: 1. Jim Thompson (Han); 2. Bob
Hanrohan (Kaw); 3. Jeff Erfman (Han).
VET NOV: 1. Randy Downing (Han); 2. Mike
Morshall (Han); 3. Dave Sianen (yam).
VET AM: 1. Doug Haas (Kaw); 2. Chris Leggere
(Yom); 3. Ken Miller (KIw).
VET EX: 1. RodThomas(Yam); 2. Bill Nolan (Yam);
3. Glide Hill (Hus).
SR AM: 1. Devid Snell (Suz); 2. Paul Phelps
(Yom).
.
SR EX: 1. Ken 'Miller (Kow); 2. Jim Thompson
Sr. (Hus).
WMN: 1. Tracy Frydendoll (Yam).
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RIcky "Too Hlp" Jatman
CUrren! 25lC: National Champion
Cur"'nt Superuoss Champion
Kelly scores at
MorosoRR
FROM TEAM KAWASAKI
Jffflllord
""'mer Supotams Champion
Current Stries Points ltader
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By Joe McKay
WEST PALM BEACH, FL, APR. 5
An absolutely beautiful day saw over
475 enuies for 10 races and an
endurance feature race take to the
track for some of the best racing ever
seen at Moroso Motorsports Park.
The first race of the day, a 100mile endurance race, started with the
two of the top teams in the country
out in front. Team Lockhart's
GSXRIlOO, with Larry Shorts, and
Team Miami Vice with Thomas
Stevens on board quickly established
a lead on the rest of the field, with
Stevens out froOl. On lap two Thomas overshot turn five at the end of
the back suaight and managed to
keep the bike from falling over in
the deep Florida sand. He came back
on the track in 20th place.
Shorts took over the lead for the
next 25 laps. After working through
traffic with amazing precision,
Stevens put Miami Vice back out in
front. Back in the pack and moving
up steadily was Miami riders Bill
Kelly, and Rick Shaw, both on their
new FZIOOO Yamahas. Tagging
along was Bryan Schwing on a
FZ750. All three were within a second
of each other.
Shaw and Kelly made several
changes in position, with Schwing
staying right in their exhaust. On lap
32 Stevens, who was leading by 15
seconds, broke a chain and had to
coast back to the pits for a new one.
Team Lockhart toole. over the lead
SUZUKI
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FROM TEAM YAMAHA
FROM TEAM SU2UKI
JaIrny "O~" O'Maro
PlUS: Ron 'The Machine" Lechien. George Holland.
Jeff Km>e. Tap Privateers Guy COOptr and JaJo Koller
looking for their firll Superuoss win.
ND: International lIm.Jeff l.eilk, former Australian
National Champion and Ross ~rson. former
Canadian National Champion. lind rM!r 100 of Ill<
world', top molOCIOss athlel!, in complete 25lC: and
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