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RacelS Can Choose AnyEquipment They Want. Team M uzzy·K a w a sa k i er s de termined to garner t he to p s po t in mot ocro ss actio n at Moto West ' s Ca lifornia Motocross Associa tion-sanctioned even t at the Hollister Hills SVRA. Sco tt DiMaggio held the lead position for the first three laps with Hage ma n ho t on his ta il. Th e two rid ers we re being followed by Jeff Borch a rd , Brod y Feve rhaken and Mark Co tton aro. By lap two, Feverh aken had gotten around Borcha rd an d set his sights on Hageman. Catto naro w ould also ge t ar ound Borchard, but that would n't last long, as Cottonaro w ou ld go d own on lap three. Th omas Teifel would now become a member of the top five. For th e rema ining laps the acti on was heavy, but there wa s no change in the ord er, as Hageman pressed on for the w in w ith DiMa ggi o, Feverhaken, Borchard and Teifel rounding out the top five. In moto two, DiMaggio wa sted little time establishing himself as the leader. Teitel, d etermined to stay in the hunt for the overall wi n, gave chase in the second posi tion. Holding the third spot was Cottonaro followed by Borchard and Joel Prather. DiMaggio held the lead for the entire race except for the one that counts, the last lap . Hage man. who had gated poorl y, had been working through the pack with precision. On lap four , he had gollen aro und Teifel and Borchard to take second. Hageman knew that the only way to take the win wa s to find his wa y . around DiMaggio - and that's exactly wha t he did. On the last lap it was Hageman with the horsepower and the win. The running order at the finish showed DiMaggio in the second spot wi th Teifel, Borcha rd and Co ttonaro rounding out the top five. Results wins the Unlimited Team Challenge a t Daytona with PM Brak e s a n d Whee ls. 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Stl'VeI'l Reynolds; 3. John Carmody. 2SO NOV: 1. Sbanr Vm1in; 2. Sean Large;3. Ron Helm. 2SO INT: 1. ~ Kyramano.,; 2. Cuy Paden.. 250 PRO:1. Tm.-OI' M~.lgher; 2. Ton y Fkns; J. KeYinCordWI. a. . 500 BEC: 1. Vincrnl Hond.u; 2. Sh.iun EMIma n; 3. Pedrn c. r- 500 NOV: 1. Br.d Smilh; 2. Ge rh ard.Sc hrei ber; 3. Cene Young. 25-29 BE 1. Frank S.ncheZ; 2. BobbyTabag. G: 25-29 NOV: 1. Ron Helm.;2. Jeff Molina. VET BEC;1. lb.rt F..n...·r 2. Vincent Ronda&; 3. Joe Garci&. ; VF:I' NOV: 1. Ed Pegod. ; 2. Ma rk Strpovich; 3. JimPhillipa. VET (NT: I. David Woodall; 2. Dave Zollo. VET PRO: 1. Shew n McCon n; 2. Craig Chrililia n; 3. Ca ry FarsI;)· or NOV : 1. RUllI Padl.on;2. Mike C raw ford. or lNT: 1. Max Goode; 2. J.&. Canaguier. or EX: I. B~ SmIth. Vintage Iron comes to Muddy Creek By Barbara Williams BLOUN1VILLE,TN. APR. 16 Over 120 intrep id riders of vintage motorcycles gathered at Muddy Creek Raceway for round three of the AH RMA/ Vinta ge Iron Motocross National Series. Against all od ds , the Victory Spo rts-prepared track was nea rly perfect. Somewhat sloppy during practice owing to an all-night rain , the circuit was dried quickly by the steady 20-25 mph wind. Rick Doughty of Vintage Iron Interna tional wa s one rider wh o w asn ' t bothered much by the weather, bu t he was hampered by machinery. "The br ake pedal on the BSA stuck during the Sports man SOOcc A race," Doughty said. "So I was advancing ba ckwards the whole time, and of course the clutch burned up because it was working so hard trying to overcome the d rag." W inner o f numerous v int ag e cham pionsh ips, Doughty finis hed an uncharacteristic fifth overall in the Sportsman SOOcc A class. But he made up for that by w inn ing Sportsman OpenTwin A. I Ohio's Mike Boggia traveled nine hours from the Youngstown area to try his luck in Sportsman 12Sec Expert and hit paydirt. Boggia racked up double-moto wins aboard his 1974 Honda 125 Elsinore. Backed by WKR/Steve Dorecamper/Hombray's, Boggia is new to the vintage series. "So fa r, either 1 do pretty well or the bike breaks," Boggia said. "Today I did pretty well," National champion for 1993 in Sports man 125 Novice, Brill Armstrong appeared to have a RKCHAIN. K a-Ring Chain is.strong, light. and durable. STD 520 x 120 from 52690. ..... Call To 0 e r 213-747-5173 M-F 8:30 am-s pm PST . FAX 213-747-5308 FAX your Dnler with credit card inl. rmali D : n. FOR RACING USE ONLY. Not legal lor u U1 CA on Public highways or cmer locatlOOS wf'.ere S ly r YWS apply PUT YOUR VALUABLES IN A SAFE PLACE. Check out these all-AHRMA two-day weekends: F eaturing nationa l vin tage, Sound of Singles and Battle of Twins roadracing, pl us a wh ole lot morel • May 2 1-2 2 Grattan. MI Plus: Vintage MX & trials, swa p meet • June 18-19 Blackhawk Farms, WI Vintage only: Moto rcycles. cars & planes • July 9 -10 Sea rs Point, CA Plus: BMW Legends. swap meet Helmets make riding more comfortable andfun. 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