80 (12-13): 1. Derrick Forrester ()(aw); 2. Jedediah Haines
(Kaw); 3. Zachary Hill (Han); 4. Mark Oswald (Kaw); 5. Gany
Porter (Hon).
80 (14-15): I. Zacholl1Y Camp ()(aw); 2. Nathan Reitz (Kaw); 3.
Francis JiJC.kson (Kaw); 4. ~an Johnson (Suz); 5. Jimmy Harring
ton (Kaw).
5/MINI: 1. Jedediah Haines (Kaw); 2. Derrick Forrester
(Kaw); 3. Zachary Hill (Hon): 4. Anthony Soistman (Yam); 5. francis Jackson (Yam).
SCHBY: 1. Paul Hines (Hon); 2. Robert CedI (Kaw); 3.
Michael Hoey (Hon); 4. Joeeph Robertson (ICTM).
CLGBY: I. Ryan jones (Hon); 2. Steven Hare (Hon); 3. Joshua
ShefJer (Yam); 4. AndNw Will (Kaw); 5. MV:hael Holfman (Hon).
125 A: 1. Tom Welch (5uz); 2. Joseph Schueler (yAm); 3.
Kevin Brodsky Jr. (Yam); 4. Ronald Bean (Hon); S. Cecil. Williams
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125 B: I. Ryan}ann (I-Ion); 2. Charles Hungerford (Kaw); 3.
Jeffrey Howell CHon); 4. Chad Weaver (Hon); 5. bchary Waller
(Kaw).
125 C
~ 1: I. Paul Hines (Hon); 2. Robert Cecil (Kaw); 3. Jim
Hilty (Hon); 4. Ma" Shcaler (Yam); 5. Chad Zepp (Suz).
125 C ~2: 1. WaYN! Grossnick.le (Kawl; 2. TCrislopher Shu-
maker (Han); 3. Andrew Will (Kaw); •. Denny Grady (Hon); 5.
Ronald While (I<.lw).
250 A: I. Jot>eph Schueler (Yam); 2. Jeff Grove (Sttt); 3. Tom
Welch (Suz); 4. Michael Moore (){aw); 5. Kevin Brodsky Jr. (Yam).
2SO B: 1. Billy Sanner (Kaw): 2. Wayne Welsh 1tI (Hon); 3.
Chris Wright (5uz); 4. Michael Hoffman (Hot); S. Charles Hunger-
ford (Hon).
250 C: 1. Jason Heiger (Hon); 2. Gregory Bowen (Kaw); 3.
Corey Hormes (Hon); 4. Gregory Newman (Hon); 5. Wayne Smith
I,. (Kaw).
OPEN A: 1. Joseph Schueler (Yam); 2. Brian Sullivan (IIds
raced first, and Tony Boughton jumped out
front immediately. Fast and smooth on his
KXSO, Boughton styled all the way to the checkers. John Rustin aced the 7-and-under race
which followed.
The Desert 100 start dropped the riders
across a broad valley, linking up with the singleand often multiple-track trails which made up
the course. The course consisted of a 24-mile
fIrSt loop and two 35-mile loops to the finish.
After the start, a lone rider separated from the
pack before they even reached the valley, gaining a 20-second advantage after two miles.
Bozarth was the man way out front, with another KTM rider, Peter Russell, holding down sec·
ond. Behind the two, it was like a stampede,
with bikes coming over the ridge everywhere.
Bozarth raced 24 miles and sailed through
the pits with a 1:'20 lead over Russell. Third was
Jonah Street, who was whooped after a 14-hour,
all-night drive back from the National Hare &
Hound in Utah the day before. Street ran as high
as second early on, when his IMS XR628 let him
break 110 mph and blow by Russell on a long
straight.
At the end of the second lap, Bozarth
slammed through a.ravine, hardly slowing for
the bermed right-handed tum that led through
the corral gate and into the check. Suddenly, out
of the brush flew Russell, clearing the ravine
with a 50-foot leap over a daredevil jump just
three seconds back! Thirty-five miles to go, and
the race was on.
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Alas, the two leaders were into lappers so
thick that the abili.ty to weave through became
more important than overall speed. Bozarth saw
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