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Cycle News 1988 05 11

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00 00 O"l - Beta-mounted Ryan Young earned top honors in San Ysidro, New Mexico, beating Jonny Andersson by nine points. . Mark Manniko balanced his Fantic to two third overall finishes. He's currently third in the po int standings. Andersson came back on Sunday in Co lorado and had no problems taking the victory over Saturday's w inner Young, 42.8-66.6. AMA/NATC National Championship Observed Trials Series: Rounds 3-4 Young, Andersson sto'rm the Rockies By Mark Kariya/Dirt Rider SAN YSIDRO, NM , APR. 23/CANON CITY, CO, APR. 24 There's a pattern developing h ere, and should it contin ue, the AMA/ NATC National Observed Trials Series Ch ampion will be determined by a hair-splitting margin at most. . As happened the weekend before in Texas, Cosmopolitan Motors' Ryan Young topped fi Id S d ' the re on atur ay with. Jonny ;\ndersson and Mark Man~~ko takIng the p lace and show positions, respectively, Sunday saw And~rsson get s~ronger every. loo p . Simply crushing everyone with his last loop score of four. No one else had a loop . :~~I~b~~e:U~h;e~.~~ ~~i1:~;noni~~ I ' d hi d . , ciaime t IT a~ln. . New Mexico 18 Chuck Sutton and the New Mexico Trials Association hosted ro u nd three of the series at a site about 40 miles north of Albuquerque. The event consisted of three loops, each comprised of 15 sections characterized by big, steep climbs u p sheer rock walls. A ndersso n took 'h is '88 Ho~da RTl.:250andpostedascore .ofl4aft~r the first loop, a tally ~hat 87 Fanu~ 303-mounte~ Manmko matched: Young remained a mere three points behind. Young turned the tables on loo p two, however, his seven-point score giving him the lead over Andersson whose I I was an improvement over loop one also but not enough to match the Pennsylvanian. . y t Tyhe finaHI !oolpobelonged entireedl - 0 oung. IS 0 P score compar ' to Andersson's, 13.20, reflec ted that, and last year's number two jumped into the series points lead once again. Generally , the riders agreed that New Mexico had put on a good trial and agreed with top Canadian Steve Fracy when he said, " It was the best one so far. They did a really good job and (provided) a good variety, too, for what they have." .

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