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I 4 ." , ... N.w M.xlco.Colol'ado.WyoDiiDg.MoDlana.Nol'th Dakota ·Soath Dakota·N.bl'..ka·K......·OklahoDla·'I'.x Central Pipeline Danny Chandle~ did it againl "Magoo" totally relies on Hi-Point race gear. 2nd "WISEG uy" Steve Wise finds Hi-Point boots and clothing deliver. Jay Springsteen has been sliding on Hi-Point boots for many years and many victories. "GRAHAd" .,. 4th It's been a winning year for Ricky and Hi-Point boots and gloves have been with him. RGY" "JO 5th Alex Jorgensen demands Hi-Point racing gear for winning performancel HI-POIIT * RAC.I. * THE "SUPERBIKERS" CHOOSE HI-POINT PRO Now .t your Hi-Point d....r in your f.vorit. colora. 3709 Wut Erie Ave., Lorein, OH 44053 2560H Mercantile Dr.. Rencho Cordove, CA 95670 The latest dirt from AMA! The Sport Riders Association of Colorado's motocross in Loveland displayed the talents of high country'crossers. Top is a two-man duel in the Mini class. Above is a 250cc class start, and right is Andy Atkins. Now available at your local Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki or Yamaha dealership. Peterson takes Loveland MX YAMAHA SUZ SIMI VALLEY CYCLES 2902 LOS ANGELES AVE. SIMI VALLEY. CALIF. (805) 522-5-4114 VARNA 911065 MAICO (RICHTER) • Silencers. Gaskets Ask Your Local Dealer (805) 498-6607 By Ernie Ferguson LOVELAND, CO, ocr. 24 The Sports Riders Association of Colorado sponsored more good racing at the Valley Dirt Riders Berthoud Track in Loveland Colorado today. Against the scenic backdrop of the Colorado Rockies, eight motocross classes stormed the track in some super racing. In the Veteran C class, the great riding of Rich Peterson paid off as he rode to a third place in the first mota and then a first in the second mota to capture the overall. Second overall was taken by Kent Winchell, and third by Jerry Young. The Open Novice class was a runaway. Travis Fry showed the rest of the fi~ld how it's done by winning both motos to capture an undisputed overall victory. Chasing him were John Hoyt and Clarence Anderson respectively. The 12'Scc Novices provided great thrills as Tom Austin finished 1-3 for the overall. Behind Tom, Mike Ponzio was second overall with Kevin Stoman taking third. In the Pee Wee Bclass, Andy Atkins again led all riders by placing I-I in his motos to t(lke the overall. Andy was chased by Eric King, who rode to a 2-2 to take overall second. And in third place, Ty Hilderman went 3-3 to take overall third. The Mini A class was as exci ting as always. Kip Sandell took the overall with flashy racing, finishing 2-2 to capture the overall. Chasing him was Brian Brinkley, who took second overall with a 5-1 effort. Kip and Brian were followed by Kip Johnson who raced to a third overall with a 3-3 afternoon. ' The Mini B class rounded off the afternoon with no less than near spectacular racing. Scott Anderson took the overall with efforts of 6-1. He was shadowed by a steady rider named Keith Campbell with a 4-4day. Capturing third overall was Jim Swartout by turning in a 5-6 afternoon. The Berthoud Track is a tough one, with jumps, banked corners, and fast straightaways, but all the classes turned the course in typical Colorado great racing form. Results VET C: 1. Rich Peterson; 2. Kent Winchell;' 3. Jerry Young. OPEN NOV: 1. Travis Fry; 2. John Hoyt; 3. Clarence Anderson. 125 NOV: 1. Tom Austin; 2. Mike Ponzio; 3. Kevin Stoman. PEE WEE B: 1. Andy Atkins; 2. Eric King; 3. Ty Hilderman. MINI A: 1. Kip Sandell; 2. Brian Brinkley; 3. Kip Johnson. MINI B: 1. Scott Anderson; 2. Keith Campbell; 3. Jim Swartout.