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E pp Cag iva North A merica has openings for a number of professionals on its management team . Cagiva is the manufacturer of Europe's finest motorcycles and Cag iva North America is a dynamic and growing company with an expanding dealer network. 11••onll Illes IIInllV Th is posit io n is based at our Nat io nal Headquarters. Requirements include: Bryan Smith (1 2 ) holds off Terry Herink (9 2) and Terry Carter in the Stock Amateur class. Smith was t he winner of the Modified division . ' • • • • • • Three to f ive yea rs w ho lesale and ret ail sal es exp er ience in t he mo torcycl e industry. Ability to mana ge an aggressive sales t eam . . Strong administrative back gr ound. Excellent communica t ion skills. Four -veer degree desirable. lisa-.......on Spec.i•• (Nationa l and /or Regional) Requirements include: • • • • A bility to analize sales statistics. Operat ion of EDP equ ipment. Inventory control experience. Background in physica l distribution of motorcycles. Th is postiton is based at our Nat ional Headquarters. Requirements include: • • • • • M in imum three years experience in the reta il and w ho lesa le motorcycle parts business. . Experience in inventory control. Abil ity to manage parts department personnel. Experience in t he use of computer controlled invent ory systems. Degree preferred; equ ivalent experience acceptabte, Dis.nc. SIIes iIInllV Th is position is based in the Northeast U.S. Requirements include: After w inning the first ROC heat, Kurt Henricksen (1 4) crashed in f ront of Doug Carmichael, Nakashima and Brock Roberts (1 0) in heat two. second o ver Naka shima as O gi slipped into fourth and Carmichael fell back to sixth behind Kindhart. Yamamoto narrowl y edged H en ricksen out of th e lead a t th e start of the second heat while Carmichael held third over Ogi, Brock Roberts, Nakash ima a n d Kindhan. H enricksen cha rged after Yamam oto, but hi s dr ive ended near th e end of th e second lap wh en he crashed heavil y. Ogi m oved up to secon d whil e Carmichael mai ntained th ird over Nak ashima a nd Roberts . On lap four Rober ts fell , and two laps later Nakashima moved b y Carmichael. As Yamamoto pulled out a comfortable lead to th e finish , Ogi got caugh t beh ind a lapper on th e last lap a nd wh en he tri ed to get by, he slid and it was just enough for Nakashima to scoot by and steal the runner-up spot in the heat and, in th e overall standings. Ogi had a close race with Trager in th e Stock Expert class. H enricksen grabbed the holeshot but crashed in the first turn, allowing T rager to take first followed by Carmichael, Yamaha's Willie Amaradio and Ogi. O gi q uickly moved up, first stuffing Amaradio then doing the same to Carmichael. Trager came under fire from Ogi, but he held him off for several laps before Ogi dropped back slightly. Ogi charged back, though, and tried to set Trager up with an inside pass , but clipped a hay bale and fell . Ogi had eno ugh distance on Carmichael, who had Henricksen on his tail, to maintain second. Although Ogi closed in on th e leader once again, Trager held him off to take the win while H enricksen even tua lly passed Carmichael to finish third. Jim Ruiz was leading Ri chard Garr ison a nd John Park in th e Sto ck Begi nner class until he fell just over halfway into the 1O-lap main. Garrison took over and a lap lat er Ruiz a nd Park bo th went do wn as Ruiz tr i ed 10 ch a rge back. G a rr ison cruised o n to th e win while Ruiz .moved back into second just ahead of John Ewing. Chris T aylor led from stan to finish to easily win th e Amat eur Stock class while Tony Fleming cruised th e en tire distance in second with Bryan Smith in third. The real race was for fourth between T erry Carter and Terry Herink. The two riders battled back and forth until H erink finally gained th e position. Carter fell a lap later and Ard en Frieson moved by to claim fifth. • Results WMN: I . oanielle Mabey; 2. Debra Coles; 3. • • • • Two 10 four years experience in wholesale and/or reta il motorcycle sales . Four year degree or equ ivalent experience. Excellent communication skills. W illingness to travel extensively. WI"••, Spec.i•• Req uirements include: • • • • Pr io r experience in the pr ocessing of w ar ranty claims desira ble. Stro ng technica l backgr oun d . Strong organizational sk ills. Excellent co mmunicat io n skills. Cag iva North America offers competitive salaries commensurate with experience, full company-paid benefits and growth opportunities. Positions are open in both East and West coast locat ions. Want to go racing!? Check the Cycle News calendar section. ..c.· .. •• 7':; . .,~ rison; 3. M ike Richar dson; 4. Kevin Cunni ngham ; 5. Steve Renzi. STK AM: I . Chris Taylor; 2. Tony Fleming; 3. Bryan Smith; 4 . Terry Her ink; 5. Ard en Fr ieson. MOD AM: I . Bryan Smith; 2. Terry Corter; 3. Michael Aint ; 4. Jsoh Hageman; 5. Brad Kindhart. STK EX: t . David Trager; 2. Satoshi Ogi; 3. Kurt Henr icksen; 4 . Doug carmichael; 5. Henry Rodarte. MOD EX: I . Satoshi Ogi; 2. John Kindhan; 3. Gary Drew; 4. DavidTrager; 5. J.R. Hess. ROC: I . Takehiro Yamamoto; 2. Nobuhiko Nakashima 3. Satoshi Ogi; 4. Kurt Henricksen; 5. ; Doug Carmichael. . AUGUST SPECIAL Audrey Yamash ita . STK BEG: I . Richard Garri son; 2. Jim Ruiz; 3. John Ewing; 4. Patrick Biggs; 5. Jeff Schreck. MOD BEG: I . Att ila Kernaos; 2. Richard Gar· . Buy a pair of the new Alpinestar GP Pro boots and receive one pair of Italian made Cycle Racer gloves at HALF PRICEI . Special Ends August 31 Part icipat ing VA NCE & HINES Motorcycle Centers: To rrance (2 1 3) 530-0314 A na he im (7 1 4) 774-1049 /' Long Beac h (21 3) 423 -8878~ / Southgat e (21 3) 927-6B95 ..... The GP-Pros lea d th e field in protecting a rider's feet during a crash. .. MOTORCYCLIST Magazine -- May. 198B . 27