overall and, in doing so, left the regular 125cc competition in his wake.
Dobb, who had earlier in the day finished fifth in the 250cc moto, had a
race-long battle with another GP veteran - Alex Puzar.
"I've raced Puzar for 12 years
now," Dobb said. "It's nice to win
another 125cc race, and I'm proud to
do it for KTM on their home GP. I was
under a little pressure because
nobody in the 250cc or 500cc race
could win on a KTM, and everyone
from the factory is here today. I like
to think I am still the quickest 125cc
rider in the world. The way Pichon is
riding in the 250cc class, I'm not sure
when I can get a win there.·
12Scc GP
It was like going back in time, as
34-year-old Puzar led the alwayscompetitive small-bore class into the
first lap. Behind the Italian came two
other veterans - Phillippe Dupasquier
and Dobb, while '89 World Champion
Trampas Parker held down fifth.
Series leader Mickael Maschio was in
big trouble, a poor start putting him
in last place on lap one, and with only
(Above) In order to better KTM's
chances of a home win, James Dobb
doubled up, doing battle In both the
125 and the 250cc classes. The move
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