Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1980's

his second main event of the year, while Nick Geranio topped the H andicap show for Delucchi Services and Bay Area Kawasaki. Eddie Ingels started out the evenings proceedings with a heat win on the A&A Racing/Quaker State/HiPoin t/Petrich Cycle Special with Robinson topping the second heat. Jim Sisemore came from behind to win the third Handicap heat over Felicio and Geranio with Jeff Kniss topping the final heat over Castrol's Greg Martz. Geranio went for the throat at the start of the Handicap main leading, as the deep yardage traffic cleared house. Ingels went for the rim ride but was met by Curry and Parsons and had to rethink his travels. As the checkered flew, Geranio had his way with the boys by over two bike lengths with Parson secon d over Curry and Ingels dispatching Sisemore. Robinso n set his own stage in dramatic fashion putting Sisemore behi nd in the first Scratch heat. Parsons held Ingels at bay, while Steve Martin was tops in his heat race win. Mike Delacy had a terrible Ha ndicap ride, but went in front for the final heat win over Curry. Parsons went in first and drew number two with Martin next and garnering third position .Delacy went for the bucket all smiles and drew the ou tside and was still smiling. Robinson didn't say a word but was ready for the old flag start and a great win. Delacy had the right idea with a good (late) start that had him wide and in first around the turn, but it didn't last, and . after dispatch ing Martin, he was gone and another winner. Martin held on for second over Parsons as Delacy sli pped off and out. Results SCRATCH: 1. Rocky Robin son; 2. St eve Man in; 3. M ike Parsons; 4 . Mike Delacy. • HDCP; 1. Nick Geranio; 2. Mike Parsons; 3. Kid Curry; 4. Eddie Ingels; 5. Jim Sisemor e. 0 · 2: 1. Rob Damron; 2. Joh nny Payton; 3. Scon Yar brough; 4 . Char li e Ve nega s; 5. Br van Henrickson. 0-3; 1. Brad Spencer; 2. St eve Manynse; 3. Brya-n Barr en; 4 . Chris Rudy; 5. Mike Browne. Komer cleans Cuba Two-Day Trial By G . Brinkwart CUBA, NY, AUG. 8-9 The Southern Tier Trials Riders put together the first Cuba Two-Day Trial in Cuba. Premier rider for Saturday was Mike Komer winning with only 19 points. Section number 10 gave Komer most of his points. 'Advanced rider Bob Foringer rode his double shock Montesa to first p lace with 74 poi nts. Mark Swan collected another first p lace in the In termedia te class. Senior B rider Bob ' Kuzneski took first place with 15 points. Kuzneski is having a run on first place. Senior A rider La Verne ' Bowen is also having a run, col lecting yet another number one trophy ' with only 34 points. Chris Arnold bested his nearest competitor by 29 points to win Premier for the day Sunday, with a 30 point total. Afterwards Chris commented, " I like the m ud. The sectio ns allowed for creative riding." Advanced rider Ted Kellogg too k first place with 100 points. Excellent log riding skills gave Kellogg the needed advantage; Raymo nd Peters won the first place trophy in the Intermediate class. Pennsylvania rider David Mankey rode his new T R34 to victory in the Senior B class with only 64 points. LaVerne Bowen took top honors in the Senior A class. Results SATURDAV PRE: 1. M ike Komer (Mo nlj . ~"'CVCLE DESiGN ~. ~ Suzuki Factory Parts Warehouse Largest Parts Inventory Anywhere ~ . Kawa saki Riders - Call Us Rrst !! We have the parts in stock to keep you going ! Parts, Bikes, and Accessories for these brands shipped anywhere In the USA UPS Dally We al so stock apparel and accessories for other MAJOR brands (TIres, sprockets, chains, helm ets - We Have It AII ~!!) .. .~ , J im Bill ingsley (4) leads Brad Maim (23 ) and Art Lang at Wendover Sprint Races, MICHELIN EX: 1. Chris Arnold (Yam); 2. Way ne Galvin (Hon); New for '87 Slic ks. Rai n s & Intermediates . 12 5cc to l000cc. Many Compounds World Championship Winning , f., RADIAL W. lt Sch• • Cycl. Su pply Rt . 3. 8 00 23 1 Alloona. A l 35952 20 5 / 5 38·590 5 Racing Tires Call For Details De.ler Inquiries Invit e d First is always best! Read Cycle News! BRIDGESTONE KNOBBY SALE -; $45 .0 0 $42.00 $44 .00 $47.00 $ 37.00 M2 2 M22 M22 M22 M2 3 5 10-17 4 10-18 400-18 51 0 -18 3 00-2 1 AERO MX BOOTS - $89.95 Torrence -South Rey 26023 So . Western lomita. C A (213) 53~t 50 White whips Wendover Sprint races ~ (800) 343·1374 ROAD RACE TIRES 3. Jerry Voung (Bet); 4. Greg Bolt (Hon). A DV: 1. Bob Fori nge r (Mo n); 2. George Brinkwart (Bet); 3. Ted Kellogg (Vam); 4.Jason Mankey(Mon); 5. Steve Fedorka (Mon) . INT: 1. Ma rk Swan (Vam); 2. Kendal Karn (Yam); 3. Jeff Bolt (Vam); 4 . Raymond Peters (Vam); 5. Regan Faught (Bet). . SR A: 1. laVern Bowen (Yam); 2. Bob Schrader (Yam). SR B: 1. Bob Kuzneski (Fan); 3. David Mankey (Bet); 3. Larry Lovell (Yam); 4. Ron Bors (Fan); 5. John Knapp (Vam). NOV: 1. Scott Garr on (Fan); 2. Steve Sear les; 3. Jeff Lacomis ; 4 . Jason Kuzneski (Fan); 5. Gerald Cormier. BEG: 1. Ranse Bostley (Monl; 2. J osh Bostl ev (Mon) . SUNDA V PRE; 1. Chris Arnold (VamX. EX: 1. Mike Komer (Mo n); 2. Wayne Galvin (Hon); 3. Cecil Hollien (Vam); 4. Je rry Voung (Bet). ADV: 1. Ted Kellogg (Yam); 2. Steve Fedorka (Mon); 3. David Karst (Vam); 5. Karl Modigner (Bet). INT: 1. Raymond Peters (Vam); 2. Scon Garron (Fan); 3. Jeff Bolt (Vam); 4. Mark Pettit (Vam); 5. Joe Sheval ier (Mon) . SR A: 1. laVern Bow en (Vam); 2. Bob Schroder (Vam). NOV: 1. Fred Wood (Vam); 2. Steve Searles; 3. Ralph Wilson; 4. Gerald Cormier; 5. Larry Lovell Jr. (Bet). SR B: 1. David Mankey (Bet); 2. Gary Barn es (C·AI; 3. Larry Lovell (Vam); 4. Bob Kuzneski (Fan); 5. Ron Bors (Fan). g,ev." Dealer Inqulrles Invited Sen F.,rnllndo v.n",y 9025 Sepulvede Blvd . Sepulveda. CA (III) 193-7106 O uts ide CA fOrders Onl~ 1-(800) 9&2-3838 TOLL F 0: M /C TIREWORKS By Bill Peters WENDOVER, UT, JULY 26 Laird White WOIl the Superbike A class at the Utah Sport Bike Assocition's Sprint races at Wendover. White had little difficulty in leaving traffic behind and getting out ahead to a big lead. White rode his GSXR llOO all over the other entries from beginning to · end, and was clocked at 1:06.05 for a lap record on the 1.4 mile course. Dave Case ran past Brock Roberts on lap six, but Roberts repassed for ' second. Monte Rock rode his Quality MC Parts GSXR750 to Fourth. In the Superbike B race Marshall Schoewe lost his front tire and lowsided through the chicane on lap one. Even without pressure from Schoewe, Roberts rode as hard as possible and was first to the checkered flag. Rock and Brad MaIm scrapped over second for several laps until R ock put experience and engine to work on the last lap to secure second place. The Superbike C race saw Schoewe take it and run like a thief. His stock 600 Hurricane was unchallenged throughout the race, while Tad Goimarac took an easy second, and was the only rider on the lead lap. Chris Gardner scored third. Mike Kamphius jumped out to an early lead in the Production Brace but Schoewe steadily worked his way up from the rear of the start grid. Schoewe took over the lead on lap five and increased his margin on every lap for the win. Brad' MaIm powered l?ast Goimarac on the final la p to claim second place.

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