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!iant form elsewhere, while Tarres was a totally different proposition to that seen on Saturday. Back was Tarres the World Champion, flowing and moving as one with the bike. He bounced right back into contention with the bes t score on the day's opening loop and then, just to prove he was back in the groove, did it again on the final loop. "I rode much better .today. Yesterday I did not feel right and I think I lost too many marks to win now." reflected Tarres correctly as he waited for his rivals to finish. Ahvala was next in and his face lit up as his three -mark final lap put him ahead of Tarres, The pair then waited for Colomer to finish. Colomer, never one to smi le much, arrived, looked at the scoreboard and shrugged his shoulders. He knew that a final loop of five was too many and Ahvala had drawn . first blood. Camozzi too had motored around the final circuit for three, and this proved enough to join Lampkin - who needed a four - on a total of 21. Because of his better day-one results, Camozzi was happy to accept fourth. "Obviously, I'm not too chuffed to finish fifth, but I'm not too worried," said Lampkin. "What matters is that there is nothing at all wrong with my riding. I'm right on the pace:' Poker-faced Spaniard Joan Pons was only a point further adrift in sixth on the Gas Gas 330, and he was comfortably ahead of Miglio in seventh. Colley only made eighth place. thanks to a dynamic last lap of five which followed a nightmare opener on Sunday when he suffered a massive 22. " Eve ryth in g that could go wrong did," said an exasperated Colley with his head in his hands. "I just want to for. get this:' Amos Bilbao was ninth after a weekend which saw his seesaw between brilliance and mediocrity. Overall, though, it was a positive performance from the fun-loving Spaniard and a revelation after last season's nightmare. In 10th ca me Jarvis, after another confident day, although he was let down by a slice of cruel luck when his throttle cable broke just as he cruised to th e end ca rds of the seventh hazard. An d on the fi na l la p , h is new a ll oy swingarm bro ke on the loop . Alth ough th is d idn' t cos t hi m a mark, he then dropped thr ee in the next one following the flap to replace the item with the steel one from minder Malcolm Rathmell 's bike. Diego Bosis didn't seem too worried with his 11th-place fini sh, but Na rita was pretty de vastated with 12th. As Nari ta studied the scoreboard, he said, "I ha ve a problem, but I don't know what it is!" Comple ting the poin t-scor er s we re young Finn Joachim Hindren, Frenchman Christophe Cam o zzi - Bruno's b roth er - an d Rob C r a w fo rd fro m Northern Ireland; who gave Yamaha a ' sole point on his TYZ. Q'I .' Pro-Lite pistons are available for: HONDA • KAWASAKI. KTM • SUZUKI • YAMAHA Call for FREE! Motorcycle / ATV piston catalog CB-95 5~ ~ ~ 7201 Industrial Park Blvd., Mentor, OH 44060-5396 ,.;~~ In Canada: (519) 537-6281 W..; 1r (21 6) 95 1-6600 . Trial Club Warken Ett elbruck, Luxembourg Results: April 8-9, 1995 CHAM PIO NSIDP: 1. Tommi Ahvala (Fan) 13; 2. Marc Colomcr (Man) 14; 3. [ordi Tarres (C--G) 14; 4. Bruno Camozzi (Bet) 21; 5. Dou~ Lampkin (Bet) 21; 6. Joan Pons (G-G ) 22; 7. Donato Miglio (G-G) 30; 8. Steve Colley (G-G) 36; 9. Amos Bilbao (Ilet) 38; 10. Gra ham Jarvis (Sea) 40; 11. Diego Basis (Bet) 40; 12. Tekumi Narita (Bet) 41; 13. Joachim Hi ndren (G-G) 43: 14. Christophe Ca mozzi (Bet) 48 ; 15. Robert Crawford (Yam) 49. WOR LD CH AMPI ON SHIP TRIALS SERI ES POINT ST ANDINGS (After 1 of 10 round. ): 1. Tommi Ahvala (20); 2 Man: Colome' (16); 3. Jordi Terres (13); 4. Bruno Cemozzi (12); 5. Doug Lampkin (11); 6. Joan Pons (10); 7. Donato Miglio (9); 8. Steve Colley (8); 9. Am08 Bilbao (7); 10. Graham Jarvis (6); 11. Diego B09ia (5); 12. Tekumi Narita (4); 13. Joachim Hindren (3) ; 14. Ouistophe Camom (2); 15. Robert Crawford (1). . -I-< 0.-

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