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Cycle News 1990 03 21

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600 NATIONAL DT Cont inued from page 26 TH~ U.S.A. ROUND OF THE FIM WORLD SUPER81KE CHAMPIONSHIP PLUS • Yokohama Supersport Series· EBCBrake Three-Hour Endurance Challenge. u.S. Twin Sports (for Harley Dovidaon " 3's) Brian Tillson won the Junior main, having failed to ma ke the National. Ingram with Park er close on his tail, a distance to Carr and Springsteen , th en a further gap to Aseltine. Farris was sixth in a trio with Mor ehead and Jones. On th e 16th lap Springsteen stalled his engine goin g into turn one letting Aseltine past, bu t recovering before anyone else could take advan tage "I go t on the rear brake and sta lled it," he said. " I just let out the clu tch and got it started. I need more trac k time to get it working better. We've got to know a few things to change _ for tomorrow n ight." As the laps wore down a few spots ch anged beh ind the front-run ners: Jones moved into seventh on the 16th lap and King moved into eighth two laps later. Bu t the best move of the night was yet to come. "Going into the last lap I knew what he was pl ann ing," Ingram said of Par ker. Par ker said , " I got into turn three a bi t over my head. I started sliding, stra igh tened it up and squared it off on the cush ion. H e bob bled and I went inside of him." " I tried to keep it low, but I h it a hol e and spun the tire," Ingram said. ''I'll be back tomorrow night. " Aseltin e said, " It took me time to find a line. Once I figured it ou t I got going, but they were too far gone." co ON TRACK CAMPI G N Prime Northwooos vacation country fuels upfora world championsh weekend. ip E njoy Brainerd Raceway ~ 500 acres ofnatural be auty. Gates open for cam{XJrs, Fri ay, June Bat 9 a.m. d ABOUTBIR Brainerd /nl'l Racway is a three·mile, ten-tumroadcourse. The mUlli-purpose facility is located in north central Minnesota, 120 miles north of Minneapolis/St. Paul. FO RLODGING INFORMATIO CONTACT: N Brainerd Chamberof Commerce 1 -800-432-377 5 1 -218-829-2838 (MN Only) Nisswa Chamber of Commerce 1-21B-963-262O SAVE ON ADVANCE DISCOUNT TI KETS C Su{XJr VIlJekend ticket - $48 (inclU Fri/satlSun admission, Fr/satSun pa des i / ddock pass and Fri/sat nites camping) Friday/saturday/Sunday Advance Admission - $40 (includes free paddock pa ss) safurday/Sunday Advance Admission - $35 (inclUdes free pa ddockpass) Sunday Admission - $25 (includes free paddock pa ss) TO ORDER ADVANCE TICKETS DR RECEIVE COLOR BROCHURE WRITE: Brainerd Inter national Raceway 17113 Minnetonka Blvd.. Suite214 Minnetonka, MN 55345 Tel: 612-475 ·1500 Tickets also availableat Champion Auto Stores Resu lts HEAT I: I. Aseltine; 2. Kell ; 3. George Roeder 11 3. Dave Durdle; :- Scott Ada ms . : Time: .5 m in. 22.7. 8 sec. HEAT 2: I. Spri ngs teen; 2. Farri s; 3. Eklund; 4. Aaron H ill ; 5. Duane Veeder. r un c: .5 mi n., 21.595 sec, HEA T 3: I. Carr; 2. Poo vey; 3. Bryan Villella; 4. Larry Pegram; 4S. Kei th J acobsen. T ime: .5 min., 21.574 sec, HEAT 4: I. Par ker; 2. ~I orehead; 3. King; 4. Mer tens; 5. Ro bert Lewis Jr. T ime: .5 min.• 22.~.5 sec, HEAT S: I. Davis; 2. Ha le; 3. Rex Fisher; 4. Dale jenneman Sr. S. Keith Day. Time: 3 min., 20.716 sec, HEAT 6: I. In gram; 2. Jono; 3. Robe rt Da mron ; 4. Dan McDo n ne ll ; S. Conrad Parshal l. Time: 3 mi n.. 20.971 sec, SE1 \1I1: I. Eklu nd; 2. Durelle; 3. Villella; 4. Veeder; S. Hi ll . Time: .5 min .• 24.956 sec. SEMI 2: 1. Mertens: 2. King; 3. jen nema Sr; 4. Fisher; 5. Damron. Time: 3 mi n ., 26.301 second. LCQ: I. King; 2. Villella; 3. Du relle; 4. McDo nnell ; 5. Da mro n . Time: .5 mi n ., 26.682 sec. Jll MAIN: I. Brian Tillson (W· R); 2. Jason Fletcher (W· R ); 3. Co nrad Par sha ll (W· R ); 4. Bill Newkirk (W-R); S. Scott Buchan (H -D); 6. Dal e Jennaman (H · D); 7. Kenny Dah lin (H -D); 8. Trace Pa b on (H -D); 9. Brian Cromroy (H· D); 10. Clint va hsbc tu (W· R) ; I I. Don Bea u vais (R tx ); 12. Mike Varnes (Yam ). NAT IONAL: I. Sco tt Parker (H- D); 2. Dan Ingr am (H a n ); 3. Steve Aselt in e (H- D); 4. J ay Springsteen (H · D); S. Chris Carr (H · D); 6. Rodney Farris (H · D); 7. Ro nni e Jones (H OD); 8. R ich Kin g (H -D); 9. Steve Mo rehead (H- D); 10. Terry Poovey (H · D); II. Speedy Ken (H ·D); 12. Mik e Hale (WR ); 13. Steve Eklund (Han ); 14. T im Mert en , (H D); IS. Will Davi s (H · D). T im e: 8 min.• 30.789 sec. 600 NATIONAL POL vr STANDIN GS: I. Scott Parker (20); 2. Dan Ingram (16); 3. Steve Aseltine (IS); 4. Chris Carr (11); S. J a y Springsteen ( 10 ); 6. Rod ney Farris (9); 7. Ronni e Jones (8); 8. Rich King (7); 9. Steve Mo reh ead (6); 10. Terry Poov ey (S); 11. Speedy Ken (4); 12. Michael Ha le (3); IS.Ste ve Eklund (2); 14. Tim Mmen' ( I). . BRJIINERD ' NTEIINJITIOItIJIL BJiCEllllJlY Located six miles north of Brainerd on Hwy. 371

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