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(18); 3. Cody Manning (22); 4. Alex Sedley (25); 5. Matthew Cullum (25). WOMEN'S: I. Kerry Williams (38); 2. Sarah Duke (88); 3. Caroline Allen (112); 4. Caroline Altman (112). SR 3D: I. Scott DeBolt (35). SR 35: I. Terry Anselmo (4); 3. Tim Mundell (24); 3. Bryan Byrd (26); 4. Michael Leonard (26); 5. Randy McCann (47). SR 40: I. Scott Muthler (23); 2. Milt Bridges (28); 3. John Lemmon (54); 4. Dom Sileo (88); S. Bob Abell (94). SR 45: I. Stephen Dolan (15): 2. Christopher Arnold (17); 3. Mark Sturtevant (24); 4. Wayne Galvin (26); 5. Wayne Sholder (32). SR 50: I. George Brinkwart (<<); 2. Marc Williams (51); 3. Fred Wood (92); 4. J.",.. Reilly (112). SR 55: I. Marvin Edgington (34); 2. James Fox (38); 3. Nils Manttoros (43); 4. J;m Warson (64). SR 60: I. Dale Malesek (27); 2. Sill de Garis (3D): 3. Willard Kelly (100). SR 65: I. Sill Thompson (37); 2. Jerry Young (37). be part of a motorcycling legend Dunlop Motorcycle Tires proudly introduces the Legends Poster Collection, a series of high·quality collector-edition posters developed to benefit injured riders through the Clayton Memorial Foundation. Printed in black and white on heavy 19 x 26 inch art paper. this limited run of suitable·for·framing posters immortalizes 10 legendary motorcycle racing champions: David Bailey, Yvon Duhamel, Broc Glover. Bob Hannah. Kent Howerton. Rick Johnson. Wayne Rainey, Kenny Roberts, Bubba Shobert and Jeff Ward. These high-quality, collectible posters are available for S29,9S for a single poster or S24.95 each for multiple poster~ and may be purchased through the Cycle News Website. www,cyclenews.com or by calling the Cycle News offices at (714) 751·7433. The Clayton Foundation receives 100 percent of the net proceeds from these sales, so don't miss this opportunity to own a slice of I-Brief'Y··· I Second overall in the standings wasn't the only thing on the line in New York. A win at the final round often gives a rider bargaining power for securing sponsorship for the next year and momentum going into the off-season, which can translate into a psychological edge for the new season. After Sunday's event, Gas Gas USA announced that Chris Florin will be returning for another year aboard a Gas Gas. "Gas Gas USA asked me what I wanted to do for next year, and Itold them that I really liked the bike and wanted to come back," Florin said. "So, I am really happy to be coming back." Bruce Ie Riche also signed to ride another year with Sherco USA and will continue his duties as an instructor at the Trials Training Center. The U.S. Beta importer, Beta USA, announced that it was moving its operation from Vermont to Georgia and headed straight from the New York event for the new headquarters in the south. Owner Ron Commo admitted that he won't miss the Vermont winters and wants a location where his son, Ron III, can trajn year-round. motorcycle racing hi.tory while helping our fellow rider>, ' Costa Mesa Speedway and Perris Flat Track presents: 2005 Golden State Flat Track Series Come join us for Southern California's best Flat Track Series at the famous Costa Mesa Speedway 1/8 mile oval and Perris Flat Track's brand new 1/5 mile dirt track. Classes and fun for everyone! Entries are limited so enter TODAY! Dates August 13 August 19 August 27 Costa Mesa Speedway Perris Raceway Costa Mesa Speedway Dates October I October 15 OctDber 29 Perris Raceway Costa Mesa Speedway Perris Raceway For entry, membership application, or more infonnation contact: Costa Mesa Speedway (949) 492-9933 or www.cmspeedway.com Perris Raceway (714) 642-3156 or www.perrisflattrack.com CYCLE NEWS • AUGUST 24,2005 43