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Cycle News 1996 08 14

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The original lap times of 18 minutes were now almost 20 minutes. Levesque was still out in front trying not to make any mistakes, and it paid off. He was increasing his lead over second-place Norton by two minutes a lap. At the end of the race, Levesque took the win with a four-minute lead. Norton held on for second place by only seconds. It took everything he had to finish the event after being pounded by his bike. Peculis had caught Norton on the final lap, but Norton wicked it up, giving it all he. had. Peculis finally got crossed up and went down, coming around in third. Taking fourth place down another 30 seconds was Timothy. Law got the jump on Claxton on the final lap, finishing in fifth place overall and taking the Expert class win. "I'm trying to be the first 30-something to break into the AA class," joked a very happy Law. Taking the Amateur-class overall and moving himself closer to being promoted to the Expert-class was Brian O'Neil on his Kawasaki KX25O. O'Neil was the only Amateur rider to complete all seven laps. In the Junior event, it was another runaway win for Eric Rougeau. Rougeau completed the four-lap event with almost a t:h!ee-minu te lead over second place Brian Lawson. Jim Wesolowski finished in third pLace, down by only one second, with Jim Se~al finishing in fourth, down only seven seconds more. The Mini class had a new winner, with Jason Larocco taking the win with . a comfortable lead over second-place Mike Persitere. I:N Belltown Hare Scrambles East Hampton, Connecticut Results: July 28, 1996 (ROUnd 8 of 16) GRD 0lMP: Todd Leveque (Yam). OIA A: Kenneth Law (Yam). OIA B: Brian O'Neil (Kaw). OIA C: Karl Dinges. AA. 1. Tom Norton (Yam); 2. P.J. Peculis (Yam); 3. Patrick Timothy (Hon); 4. Ouis Ouispin (Hon); 5. Dave Gunn(KTM). 250 A: 1. Rick Claxton (CRE); 2. D.J. l.is; 3. Rory Eastman (Hon). 200 A: 1. Paul Blanquart (Yam); 2. Luke McNeil (KTM); 3. Jamie Prior. VET A: 1. Lee Pelletier (Suz); 2. Shannon Danylieko (Yam); 3. John McMahon. OPEN A: 1. Mark Burd;ck (KTM); 2. Bill Haelsen (eRE); 3. Roger Billharz (KTM). SR A: 1. Jerry Randall (CRE); 2. Sl2phen Formanek (I 1. Eric Rougeau (Yam); 2. Brian Lawson (Yam); 3. Jim Wesolowski (Yam); 4. jim SenecaJ (Yam); 5. Jess Berthiaume (Kaw). Upcoming Rounds: Round 9 - searsport, Maine, August 4 Round 10 - Union, Connecticut, August 18 Fast & AHordable: The mail system has-always been Cycle News' biggest problem, and the one we have the least control over. CWhat other motorcycle magazine do you even notice gets delivered "late" 7) With Cycle News Onli~, a reader can access the major motorcycle stories of the week for the price of a local phone call - from anywhere in the world. Archived Editions: As new editions of Cycle News Online are posted on our World Wide Web site, the old versions don't just "go away." Instead, we catalog the back'issues of Cycle News Online for our readers' reference. Imagine all those times you'd like to find that motorcycle test, or . interview, or event coverage from a previous issue of Cycle News. Now, our back issues are as close as your computer, easily accessed from our Cycle News Online archive. a division of Cycle News Inc.. 2201 Cherry Avenue, Long Beach. California 90806' 310/427-7433 • FAX 310/427-6685 Cycle News New Media Division' 4188 Rrst Avenue, Tucker. Georgia 30084 • 770/934-7850' FAX 770/934-3112

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