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)MA National Championship Motocross 'Series .
Round 11 : Broome-Tioga Sports Center
son. " Maybe our luck will change a little
bit next week and things will be different. "
" I'v e always felt th at I have the speed,
but the starts haven't been there for me,"
said Huffman. "This time I nailed the start
and rode my usual race. Henry got by me,
so I stuck behind him for a while. I made a
move, kept my pass and just finished the
race. When I'm riding smooth like tha t, I
really don't get tired. I just stick to my lines
and concen tr ate. The ruts were deeper that
time out, and I usuall y don't d o so well on
ruts because of my lon g legs. It just didn't
seem to bo ther me tod ay."
When asked if he w as happy w ith th e
way his d ay turned ou t, Reynard sai d ,
" No, no t at all . M y wrist is sore and I just
d id n't have a whole lot of energy in either
moto, I w as fast at the beginning, but th en
jus t dead after that. I don't know what w as
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wro ng."
Broome-TIoga Sports center
Binghamton, New York
Results: August 28, 1994
125 MOTO 1 (30 minules, plus 2 laps ): 1. Doug Henry
(Hon); 2. Ryan Hughes (Ka w) ; 3. Jam es Dobb (Ka w); 4.
Robbie Reynard (Kaw); 5. Da mo n Huffm an (Suz); 6. Jeff
Emig (Yam); 7. Davey Yezek (Han); 8. Mike Brown (Ho n);
9. Denny Stephenson (Suz); 10. Cra ig Decke r (Ho n); 11.
Stev e Lamso n (Ho n); 12. Tim Ferry (Hen); 13. Kevi n
Windham (!: .:-:, coming along great, and we'remaking a lot 01 progress," said Janback 01 a motocross box van. It was a Ireak deal." "That was 1he. Former 500cc National Champion Chuck Sun made another..·•. sori, ."We will be providing'to riders ttie same.services that were
10Udestlhin I ever'heard in'rriy .Ii1e," .added Gosselaar, who came.: ' 'appearance on the big-bore Husaberg lou r-st~oke, 'and qualified .... : traditionally provided by the AMA.We have Pat Murphy pulling
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away.with just a lew serapes andburns.."lwas prettY.sqared aller· " Ior the 250cc class. "I'. ri trying tosh?w people.that this bike is fast' ·. together a contingency program.ior us, soliciting' the.manufacturers.
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·wards 'when r thoughi about what could .have happened; but at '. 'arid competitive in this kind 01 racing," Said Sun, 38.. :'No.o ne has ".' .and 'allermarkel companies to support the series' arid the riders '
· .fii- ll-was just really conlused..It was very, very loud.: .. . ..' . '. ' . ' . really bee" taking advantage 01 the AMA's 550ce four-stroke rule .. : next' year:.We hope that all the major COmpanies participate." As
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in the 250 class. I was a broker for a while but I wasn't having fun: .'.: lor the series'itSell, Janson.says that.lhe San Joseround will .be
· A .record rida(turnout'lor.$unday's .NationaJ' at Btoome-Tioga .';·I. decided to come' back.and'do the things that I always Wanted to.," d ropped i n l avor of Denver's spacious MileHigh Stadium: purse .
totaled 217·prolessionaf and· Pro-Am 'riders; incllidirig 114' 250cc:. : do bel ore it gets .too late." Sun hopes ter'lind aco'mpetitive , .. : ~ilOney will remain equal or increased over the amo'untS 6lthis sea~
· class riders. ';~e "heavy .turnout 9rowded the p!ls",ell pasllhe ·.:: aggressive:young·rider.\o pilOllhe Husaberg next year.: He'.s being '.:'son; and 'a poiriUund will .be created lo t the riders. No majo~ sPoncapacity point;and Caused the first .125ccmoto.lo start 45 minutes. . assisted by the'Husaberg laotory,Pro-Action and DeVol Racing.. .. sor has joined.the·series for '95, but a deal with ESPN to televise
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Team Suzuki's' Ezra Lusk W;lS absentlrom the Binghamton·lield. . "h and to check out the racing and watch a few of the local' riders he ' :". With Janson gone .!r?m the AMA,. Scott USA's Bevo Forti was ·
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Dr. Tom Malone was on handlo assist the AMA in the event Ilia!'. on Sunday.: "When I heard thallour·slroke 'oullhere on lhetrack ; l here and kick everyone 's bulls again," said ·Forti. "The AMA
·a competitor,official'or industry rep might need medical allenticln. " . in practice;-I lopked over and picked It out right'away,". said Reid: ·... already gave me $250 lor mY'food allow:er (!w); 18.
Mi ke Jones (Su z ); 19. Ku rt McMillen (Ya m) ; 20 . Roy
Schellenberger (Kaw); 21. Dag Boyesen (yam); 22 Josh Steel
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