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Cycle News 1998 05 27

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Junge grabs Anderson SX By Barbara Williams Photos by Loren Williams ANDERSON, SC, MAY 2 Kawasaki pilot Greg Junge of Tryon, North Carolina, led the Supennini class from start to finish to win it at round two of the RoUercoaster Racing Tour. The Kawasaki/Pro-Action Suspension/3D Second Cleaner-backed rider had a great weekend at the Anderson County Fairgrounds, winning three out of four classes he entered and finishing a close runner-up to Blake Arrowood in Saturday's 85cc (12-13) battle. JMX Racing promoter Joe "MX" Williams was pleased with the turnout of 270 riders, mainly from North and South Carolina and Georgia. The large amount of entries forced the JMX staff to run two divisions in four classes: BOec Beginner, 12Sec C, 125cc C and Unlimited C/O. lunge took the holeshot in every one of his four main events, -riding smoothly to his three victories and only bobbling once, in the 8Sec (1213) race. Once E&H Honda/PC Transportationbacked Arrowood took the lead, he proved impossible to pass and Lunge had to settle for second. "This has been good for him," commented Lunge's dad. "Every rider has to figure out how to overcome his slumps, and, hopefully, this weekend did it for Greg." Arrowood also had a good evening, placing third in the Supermini class behind Junge and Suzuki of Gastonia's Travis Flowers, who also won the Junior Mini division. The most intense racing occurred in the main event for the first division in the 125cc C class. Heat-race winner Donnie Allison jumped-to the early lead on his FMF/Hinson/Pepsi-backed D;laChine and showed the way for half the main, shadowed by Brandon Ross of Forest City, orth Carolina, and Neely Racing-backed John Guker. Suddenly, Allison's Vamaha cross-rutted and threw him to the ground, opening the door for Ross and Guker. Although Allison was able to remount and finish the race, he had tweaked his back, and thus ended his evening. When Allison's crash slowed Ross and Guker, Jason Libera of Lenoir, North Carolina, and Harrisburg, North Carolina's Tim Huntley caught up to make it a real battle for the lead. R, I. OJ. Donie! (Hon); 2. J

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