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Saturday May 1,1993 First Place Vet Dpen Pro THE AMERICAN MADE ~~AVENGER~~ . By American Dirt Bike Beats them All!! i:r{:r{:r{:{* Sunday, May 2,1993 First Place Vet Dpen Pro The Japanese, the Austrians, the Italians, the Swedish and ATK. Willy Musgrave raced our first dirt bike to victory at the White Brothers Four Stroke World Championshig. - Avenger motorcycles available this month. Call for details and dealer locations. Dealer Inquiries Invited Kevin Krahel nabbed the Expert class win at the Yorkshireman Trial. It was no surprise that Kary Krahel set the fast time on the course, needing only two hours and.l? minutes to finish (he set up the course), but he also nabbed third place from the superconsistent Jay Terry, by one point. Krahel and Terry are the only riders to have ridden in all 15 Drift Creek Dabbers. When asked how he liked the event, Jay Terry replied, "Sections were great; the loop was cool, but a little short." Results EX: 1. Lonny Halsted (C-G); Z. DcnnisSweelcn (e.G); 3. Katy Krahel (Bet); 4. Jay Terry (GIG); S, John Isherwood (Bet). ADV:1. Pete UngeT. SR: 1. Dave $pensl; 2 George Belanger. Fellows; 2 Dan Dwyer; 3. Brian Dwyer; 4. Rich . !NT: 1. Sunderlin. NOV: 1. Walt Wooley; 2. John Urruh; 3. Warren Burton (Bet); 4. Mike Burge!l; 5. Dave Anderson. BEG: 1.Xel1y Naron; 2 Charla Krahel; 3. Ruu Cozier (Suz); 4. Tony Leftridge. M 0'\ 0'\ . T"'"1 \0 N :>-, (lJ ~ x ATK & can Am Parts 2 and 4 stroke parts for Rotax - Bombardier Engines Full line of ATK motorcycle parts Custom nickel plating for exhaust pipes of all makes * * * Special V.I.P. Seating LAST CHANCE! ACT NOW! * Tickets are I Non-Refundable Order Must Be Postmarked By May 25, 1993 GJIIMe{. I Coors Light Challenge ~ Round 15 of the AMA Sanctioned ICamel Supercross series I I Name: I Address: ~ _ I (No P.O. Box Numbers!) I _ I City: _ _ _ _ _State: Halstead handles Yorkshireman Trials By Russ Cazier EX: 1. Lonny Halstead (G-G); 2. Kevin lCrahel (G..c); 3. Dennis Sweeten (G-(;). ADV: 1. Scott Tyler (G-G); 2.West Hoveland (Bet); 3. Keith Ditman(G-<;>. . SR: 1. Rod Jackson (G-G); 2. Dave Spenst (Bet); 3. Mike Wirth (Yam). ~ 5430 Union Pacific Avenue, City of Commerce, CA 90022 Toll Free: (800) 4 2 MOTa Tel: (213) 722 -8880 Fax: (213) 722-4795 run TDl.AMOOK, OR, MAY 3 At the Yorkshireman Trials, Lonny Halstead repeated his 32-point performance established just two weeks earlier about 10 miles down the road at the Drift Creek Dabber, and it was good enough for another win, but only because he had more cleans than Kevin Krahel, who matched Halstead in total points. The Yorkshireman, known locally as a very difficult observed trials, was set up by Yorkshireman John Isherwood. The scoring was done in the traditional manner, but all classes ran at once, making it nice for the less-experienced riders, who were able to watch and learn from the advanced riders. Former National-level motocross racer Scott Tyler, a fairly recent convert to trials, continued his steady learning curve, wiI)ning the Advanced class with a light four-point margin over West Hoveland. ' Reformed road racers Mike Given and John Clemens had to worry about a super-smooth Lisa Krahel as well as each other in the Intermediate class, but Given kept his feet on the pegs for his first win ever in observed trials. Results ; .. Zip: Each V.!.P. TIcket Includes: * * * * V.I.P. seat in front of the Triples Pit Pass ($10.00 Value) Early Entry Pass ($6.00 Valle) 1993 Supercross Yearbook ($5.00 Value) Umited Number of Tickets - Offer is subject to availability. AlIA .... NCTIOMID . AfDUN:£DP r- SICkHfdIUI @ I SUZU Host Hotel: Red Lion Inn. For reservations call: 408-453-4000 _ _ _ _ _Day Phone: _ No. of TICkets: $35.00 @ $35.00 each: x_-.:-=-==-_ $2.50 Handling Charge Per Order: + ----Total: Mail Cashiefs Check or Money Order Only Made Payable to SROIPACE Promotions: SRO/PACE Promotions . Attn: san Jose SX 477 E. Butterfield Road Suite 400 Lombard, IL 60148 Now Available Through Cycle News Video Theater INT: 1. Mike Given (Yam); 2. John C1cmC!'ls (Yam); 3. Lisa Krahel (yam). NOV: 1. Walt Wooley (Apr); 2 O1ad Atkinson (Yam); 3. Goodricn (lion). J. Bostrom best at Lodi 'IT By Mindyz Mac LODl, CA, MAY 8 Eric Bostrum scored the win in the Open Expert class at the Ladi IT. The 80cc A/B main event was fast and furious, as al1 the riders were trying hard to take the win from Toby Jorgensen. Jorgensen won the heat race with a comfortable lead, but hac! his work cut out for him in the main, as he got a bad start and was in fourth going into the tree tum. Tyson Silva, on his new Yamaha, grabbed the holeshot, followed by Shawn Raggio, Andy Hansen and Jorgenson. Silva was setting a fast pace as he got through the infield very quickly. "1992 AMA NATIONAL MOTOCROSS SEASON REVIEW" (#162C) This video is the delin~ive, exciusive and complete in-your-Iace review 01 the 1992 Un~ed States AMA National MX Championships lor the 125ce, 250cc and SOOce divisions. The 125ce Championship Series was the most exciting in years w~h Kawasaki's Mike laRocco heading into the linal round with a mere 1-point lead over Yamaha's hard-charging Jeff Emig. Other 12Scc standouts include Guy·Airtime· Coope~, Brian Swink, Steve Lamson and the rest 01 the best. The individual races and linal outcome are outstanding. The 250's and 5OO's saw incredible action as well in 7-time National Champion Jeff Ward's final year on the circuit. Yamaha's young lion Damon Bradshaw came into his own and was in the thick 01 the championship race when he suffered a catastrophic season-ending crash at the Red Bud track in the midst of a heated battle with Honda's Jeff Stanton. You'll also see standout action from Mike Kiedrowski, J.M. Bayle and a host of never-saydie, competitors. Includes interviews, behind-tha-scenes features and more! Narrated by Larry Maiers; 90 minutes from Powersports Video. 41