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R es u hs
'so: I. Thomas H..mby (h j ); 2. M..l1 Bl l:'V in ~ (h j); 3. J immy
Kril h (Ya m,: 4. Rou Hughn (Yam).
J R MI:-.lI 7· 11: I. Ja cob Dombrosk y (S UI); 2. CJlfi ~ Flowe
( K.. w ); 3. Eric Flo we ( tu w).
SR MISI: 1. Da nn y R( ~i (SUIt: 2. Shaw n(' H m~l~ (H o n j:
3. Curt Srlls (Sw).
E~nR.: l. kich HMU, ry (S UI) : 2. J ohnny ~~r (SUI); 5.
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T ...r- RiCT' (Ya m ): '4. Bill s..yb\ (K.1 wJ.
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125 A: I. Steve Chi)dJns, (SUI); 2. Curt Li b!)('y (S UI): 3. t:.ddir
Adda ir (Ya m t: 4. Mik(' l..ill (Sw): 5. M il;.(' Brown (H nn ).
125 B; J. Jamn Nuner ( Ka w); 2. T .j. Hodock ( Ka w) .
125 C; 1. SI('V(' UU (SUI); 2. Danm R~ (Sw ); 3. Tim
Hudn ..k (Yaml : -t. Scull ("arret (Ya m): 5. Lealie Ikkhn (Ka w) .
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2.')() A; I. Mike' Brown ( H e n); 2. Sl: 'W' OtildrC"U (SUI); , .
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Curt l. ibbf,.· (SUlj: 4. Eddir Adcbit ( y a m ): 5. jamie H..-k in g
( K.il".).
2."10 B: I . C'l"K RllW' (Hun ); 2. Jilmn ~UU" ( Kolw ): 3. J t mM.
(Ho n ): .1. Grad~ Jonn (H u\ ).
250 C; I . Mikr Ed wa rds ( KoIw); 2. tb"i d Whil WJO. (H nn,:
~ . SroI I Carter (Ya m): 1. C1r1 i ~ Gtl"'Mlr cHun ): 5. Jamir .' h u ry
h
(Ya m).
25· A: I. Mike' Tay lOi (H nn ).
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OPEi' AM: 1. navid Fani!> (Knt ): 2. G..ry h McKin nt')' ( Ka w): 5. J'lIOt"S
Ba yn (H on ).
SR A: I. Milr Ta ylor (H o n ).
SR B: I. T ommy HAyn (SU.l): 2. C o y 01obornf' (lton):
lt
3. G...r) Krilh (Sut); 4. Chri ~ Rash ( K.. w) : 5. Rid( C.lM I pt" 1
(Ka w) .
Jamie Hading (268) motored to the front of the pack at the start of th e first
250cc A moto at Dallas Ricker MX, Mike Brown (483) won bo th motos,
'Childress, Brown divide Dallas
Ricker Motocross
By Barbara an d Loren Williams
GREENVILLE, TN, SOY. II
Mike Brown divvied up rnoto wins with Steve
Childress a' 'he last Dallas Ricker Co mplex
MX race of ' he seaso n. Childress won the
lock up th e o vera ll
seco nd 125cc A rnoto
win. whi le Brown domina ted bo th 250cc A
class motDS.
In the' firs' 125cc A molO Childr..s go t 'he
hol..hOl and held first until he reached 'he
last ,urn. Still gooey from the previous n ig ht's
'o rrential rain. Childr..s· Suzuki sli p ped.
allowing Bro wn ' he critical spli' seco nd
sq ueeze pas' and claim 'he checkered n ag.
The seco nd mO!o was Childr... a ll ' he way
'0
'0
as Brown rem ain ed in the p its -since his b ike
suc ked a gas ket. Libbey mounted a determin ed
cha lle ng e, foll ow ed closely by Eddie Addair.
but C hi ld ress ' Barr' s Competi tio n- t u ne d
Suzu ki was nat go ne.
Bro wn o wned th e fir st 250(c A rnot o ,
lea p'i n g int o 'he lead o ff th e' ga te wi th
Childress in row , On a bo rrowed RM2 50.
Chi ldress threat ened Brown bu t sl id o ut in
a hairpin at th e end of la p o ne, a llowi ng Curt
Libbey and Jamie H acki ng
br eeze past,
Libbey di spatched H ackins on 'he next lap
and co ncen tra ted on foll o wmg Bro wn 's lines.
Child...s had recovered in fo urth an d ca ug h t
Ha cking to fini sh third beh in d Brown a nd
Libbey.
Brown dominated the seco nd m o lO fro m th e
Slarl with Childr ess maintai ning (he ru n ner·
'0
up pos ition on his poor-running borrowed
iron. Libbey mainta med th ird pla ce. ahea d
o f Addair a nd Ja mi e H ackin g.
Gilbert wins Cyc1eland MX
By Mich ael Ri ch
CHICO. CA DEC. 2
.
J ake Gil bert was forced to wo rk hard agains t
stiff co mpeti tio n to secure rhe ove ra ll win in
rhe co m b ined 125cc Nov ice/Junior cla ss a t
Cyclel and Rac eway .
Novi ce Rickey McConn roosted away with
' he holeshot in th e o pen in g mo to foll o wed
clo sely by J un iors class rid ers Jason Ri tch ey
and J ake G ilbert. Self -Image Video-sponsored
G ilbert was ab le 10 rind ;i way aro u nd both
Ritch ey a nd McConn as th e riders en tered th e
stad iu m for th e first lime. Brian Pierce ca me
into th e stad iu m in founh . but qui ckly
ch a nged 'hat as he leap, pasl Ri' ch ey a nd
• McConn in lh e rockers to assu me second.
Real izin g thaI he cou ld n' t let Gilbert ge' tOO
big a lead . Ritch ey passed McCon n o n 'he
back straight and moved in o n Pierce. As th e
laps wore down. Gi lbert ex'ended h is lead
while Pierce kepr Ritchey a' bay. Gilber,
crossed th e fin ish lin e first with P ierce and
Ri tchey so me ways bac k.
Gi lbert had h is work cu t o ut for him at
the sta rt o f th e seco nd mot o, After ga ting in
fifth place. he could see Ritch ey disappearing
in to th e di stance foll owed by Neal Peters,
McConn and P ierce. H is luck cha nged for the
better . h o wever . as Pi er ce a nd McConn
tangled as 'he)' en tered ' he stadiu m with
Pi erce goi ng down. This moved G ilbe rt to
third behi nd Peters. G il ber t was ted no time
and passed Peters o n 'he back straight and
set out a fter Rit ch ey.
On th e fourt h lap, Gi lbert caugh t Ritchey
approachi ng the doub le jump. Ritchey took
a line aro und th e j u mps while Gi lbert cleared
them both and sai led in to first, Gil bert then
ex tended hi s lead 10 the finish, R itchey was
second. Peters finished third overall to claim
first in the Novi ce class.
In 250£:c J u n io r anion. Kawasaki-moun ted
Mik e Heth domina led the lirst mote , taki ng
an easy win from Ri ch Bolem an and Co lin
Moaklev. In the seco nd mo to. H eth agai n
found h imse lf uncha lle nge d at the Iro rn o f
the pac-k. This lime arou nd he was foll owed
by Moakley, T rent Thomas and Bol ernan,
Bolernan stayed close to T homas a nd made
a pass on th e fou rt h lap on ly to in jure h is
wrist land ing o ff a big jump. H e wa s passed
b y Thomas a nd tw o ot he r rid er s as he
str uggled 10 maintain hi s pace. At th e finis h,
H eth took 'he wi n ahe ad o f Moakl ey and
T hom as. Bol eman , ho wever, was abl e to beat
o u t Thomas fo r thi rd overa ll by fin ishing fifth
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in th e second mot o.
R es ul ts
P/ W: 1. :'oJi kki Ba n i!!. (Hun): 2. Knin Shimi,u (Yam ).
60: 1. Sll:'VmSh imuu ( K.aw ); 2. El U: Hagen (Hon).
MISt: 1. j Ui lin Bm wn (Yaml: 2.80 Yat es (Yam) : 1. jason
Merrill (Sw).
125 S O V: I. S ('" I Peters (Yam ): 2. Brlorn PitTC(' (Yam):
...
3. Ricky McCann (Ya m).
125 J R; 1. j ak(' G ilbttl (Sw): 2. j ason Ritl:ht')' (Ho n).
250 S Ol': 1. Ilanin lk-Ior m(' (Yam); 2. JnTY Douglas
(H o n)..
250 JR : 1. Mik(' B C"Ih ( K.;twO; 2. Colin Moak. l~ (So2); 5.
Rich Bol nnan (Yam ).
O PES S Ol': J. T y SpoomT (H on); 2. SI("\'(' Youman!!.
(Ho n).
O PE. JR: 1. Bill Taykw ( Ka w)..
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VET S O\': 1. :-k a l PC'1C"n(Yam}; 2. G rq Ph ill ip. (Ho n).
VET jR: I. Dou g l.iul(' (Yam I: 2. Micbarl Rich (Stil) .
VET 1ST: I. Ra nd y Obda (Hon ).
EXJI l\": I. T om Odc-kirk (SUl): 2. S~ Eschd~
(YOlm): 1. Luwdl Mou ral Jr . (Hon ).
woo wI7l he toe
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