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EVENTS the first loop on his '57 Ariel 500, then rode dean the rest of the day. Ginder, AHRMA's national trials coordinator, won the PrenUer Lightweight Expert class, losing three points on his '67 Greeves two-stroke to the five points logged by Dave Mankey on a '62 BSA B40. In the Premier Lightweight Novice division, Randolph Stoike rode an error-free trial on a '66 BSA. Two other riders turned in perfect scores for the day - Larry Nordman anq Duwayne Connolly, both on Bultaco 250s in Modern Classic Novice. In such a situation, the win goes to the older rider, and so the victory was Nordman's. The Modern Classic Expert winner by a big margin was Bill Blythe, who dabbed once on the first loop and took three on the second lap on his '70 Bultaco Sherpa T 250. AHRMAlSpeed & Sport National Trial OCala, Florida Results: March 6, 1997 (Round 2 of 15) PREM HIW EX: 1. Matt H;lgenberg (Ari~ 3 pIS. PREM HIW NOV: 1. Beno Rodi (Mat~ 1; 2. Roger Annable (Mat~ 5; 3. Marsh Runyon (BSA). 25; 4. Martin Dunleavy (RE). PREM HIW BEG: 1. Marty Scott (RE). PREM UW EX: 1. Bob Ginder (Gre). 3; 2. Dave Mankey (BSA). 5. PREM lJW !NT: 1. Eric Pritchard (Tn), 22; 2. David Tucker (BSA). 47; 3. Kurt Baue (Tri). 48; 4. Tom Boyd (BSA~62- PREM LWT NOV: 1. Randolph Stoike (BSA~ 0; 2- Lee Cowie (Gre), 14. MindSpring users look like everyone else... until they spring onto the Internet! MindSpring provides fast, reliable, easy-to-use performance for Mac or Windows that gets you directly to the Internet. No traffic tie-ups. No detours. You'll click right along with noggin'-springin' extras like e-mail, newsgroups, chat sessions and the best web browser available. We offer you friendly, 24-hour tech support by phone or e-mail. Flexible pricing plans starting as low as $6.95 a month. Unlimited access for $19.95 a month. And each plan comes with a30-day money back guarantee. So if you want a fast, reliable connection, call toll-free 888-6n-7464, or check out our web page at www.mindspring.com.lt.s a headsup move. a MindS.prinK eLSe I T: 1. Richie Baulch (Was), 16; 2. Mike P"""'Y (Gre). 25; 3. Steve Tucker (BSA). 47. elSe NOV: 1. Keith Wynn (Pen). 11; 2. Laura Bussing (GRM~ 15. MOD CLSC EX: 1. Bill Blythe (Bul). 4; 2. Scott Beattie (Yam); 3. Peter Slesser (Mon), 18; 4. Charlie Roberts (Yam~ 19. MOD CLSC INT: 1. James Smith (Hon). 10; 2. Robert Arnold (Moo), 36; 3. Karl Heise (Hoo~ 48; 4. Sam Blanton (Yam), 52; 5. John Albanese (Hoo). 61. MOD eLSe NOV: 1. Larry Nordman {Bu.l),O; 2. Duwayne Connolly (But). 0; 3. Ian Kerr (Yam), 1; 4. Ron Easton (Yam). 6; 5. Jack Weaver (Bul). 7. CUC West Coast Arenacross Challenge Lewis gasses up ArcoAX By John Sliva Direct to the Internet. 01996 MindSpring EmerprisH. Inc. SACRAMENTO, CA, FEB. 28-MAR. 1 uzuki of Japan's Kyle Lewis made a "gas stop" at the On Trac Events CMC West Coast Arenacross Challenge held in Sacramento, California, and came away from the Areo Arena with the lion's share of the $10,000 Pro purse. Lewis swept the Pro classes on both nights of racing, scoring both 125cc and 250cc wins on his Good Times I Bridgestone I Thor-backed machines. . S FRIDAY Rusty Holland won the night's first heat for 125s, transferring directly to the main along with the second-place Lewi5. Chris Wheeler and Dean Matson also went straight to the main after going one-two in their heat. Brad Hagseth, Ray Crumb and Terrance Malan made the main from semi one; Eric Schnell, Tyler Evans and Scott Davis transferred from semi two. Making the main via the Last Chance Qualifier were Lex Malan and Justin Quinn. Matson holeshot the 125cc main on his Suzuki, trailed by Lewis, Holland, Wheeler, Malan and the rest. Malan crashed on the first lap and his Suzuki