70. EX: I. Tony Armada. 2. Gt:rle H'9glnbotham: 3. Johnnie
Hall: 4. Asker lmnlqDer
80· AM: 1. Charlie Burchinal
MSTR A:. I. Dave Coupe:; 2. AIt:x Jotgr:nsen; 3. Mark Kaestner,
4. Andy James; 5 Mike Dougherty.
MSTR B: I. Pat Dougherty; 2. Kip Templeton; 3 Steve I..JIw; 4.
Curt SoIka Jr.: 5 Joe Crouch
NOV: 1 Bill Wdtmann.
60+ AM: I. Bill Hl!1Ier. 2. Glenn Pruln; 3. SkMer Mc/l\umIy; 4
Charllt Watanabe: 5 ~ Holland
60+ EX: 1. Carl Bowling: 2. Gary WII\ison; 3. An ColVin: 4 Bob
Harrison; 5. SIeve Johnson
70. AM: 1 Don Mc:Kt:1UIe; 2. Dan McCarthy; 3. Grant lewis: 4
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VMX Magazine Pro-Am MX Championship
CAIYMX Motocross Series
Round 317: Carlsbad Raceway
Past Masters
Return to Carlsbad
ing him going over a tabletop on lap three,
Adams pulled away from Nash, who then had
to contend with an advancing Swartz. At the
checkers, it was the lightning-fast Casillas with
an easy win. Adams finished a distant second,
with Swartz again getting around Nash for
third. Amazingly, Casillas was lapping the
track only one second slower than he had on
his more familiar modem Yamaha YZ.
In the first Over 40 GP Novice mota,
Maico-mounted Gary Mosbacker took the
lead, with Vamaha rider Rick Shelby in second. As Mosbacker distanced himself from the
pack, Shelby dueled with Husqvama-mounted
Gary Meeker. In a seesaw battle, Shelby hung
on to second until the finish, with Meeker
taking third.
In mota two. Mosbacker again quickly
established a lead. Shelby took second. with
Honda-mounted Rodger Clement third. As lap
two finished, Husqvama-mounted Mark Holloway passed Clement for third. Mosbacker,
riding a consistent race. took the overall win.
Shelby placed second, with Holloway taking a
well-eamed third.
A motorcycle auction and fund collection
was held for fonner nationally ranked and current Vintage racer Billy Grossi, who was badly
injured in a race earlier this year. The $4600
that was collected will be presented to the
Grossi family to help offset his mounting medical expenses.
By STI
