Greg Hand and his Kawasaki KX60 rails a berm en route to the Modified
65cc (7-11) TT class champ ionship.
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Yamaha-mounted Colin Edward (11) topped Jeff Dement (27) and Butch
Smith (710) in the 85cc (12~13) Modified supercross final.
The 125cc (12-15) supercross race featured a close battlebetween David
Beckington (878), Gene Naumec (115) and Jeremy Buehl (103).
In the 250cc Expert supercross competition, Matiasevich (201) held off
Keith Johnson (9) and Craig (76) for the victory.
Je ff Emig in the Modified. Yamaha/
MX Fox/PJ IIMaier-sponsored Pederson said, "This is my first ride on
the '88 Yamaha and it's a real rocket.
Fast as it is, it will be even better
after Gary Emig (GE R) finishes with
it."
Runner-up 250cc B Modified competitor Mike Jones said, "I was second
,o ff the gate behind John Kitsch. He
goes very fast, doesn't make mistakes
and won both motos."
Stadium M X
The redesigned Stadium MX circuit provided combinations of multiple jumps, gatorbacks, and tabletops linked by switchbacks and short
straights. Warm weather continued
to bless the event, but an afternoon
.showerdelayed thefinal heats. Referee
Bob Yarnell defended the delay by
saying, "Some people may say to run
motocross rain or shine, butthesekids .
have practiced on a dry track and the
day sections are a lot slicker now, "
The65cc(7-II)classdoublewinner,
Greg Rand, recapped his race, "I had
to pass Kenneth Jones and Robbie
Scaggs before I could take control.
This track suits me a lot better than
TI""."
Yamaha/ AXO /Pro Circuit-backed Craig Decker turned the tables on
85cc (7-11) leader Kevin Windham
with a .double win; lack Bradshaw
took second place. Decker sai
