New World's Best Pairs Champions Bobby Schwartz (left) and Dennis
Sigalos (behind Schwartz) nln all alone out front (bottom left) and enjoyed
the spoils of victory (above).
.
Sigalos,
Schwartz
sweep World
Best Pairs
C·hampionship
By Paul Flanders
LIVERPOOL, N.S.W., AUSTRALIA, DEC. II
Add the names of Dennis Sigalos and Bobby
Schwartz to the list that includes Bruce Penhall, Brad Lackey, Danny LaPorte, and
"Magoo" as the American dominance of
World Championships in dirt
racing for 1982 conti~ued right
through to the end of the year.
"Siggy" and "Boogaloo"
were never pressured as they swept all
six of their heats with perfect wire to
wire 1-2 finishes. In the process they
picked up the maximum score of 30
points, the first time any team had
accomplished the feat in the 13 years
of the Best Pairs World Championship.
Tne mee1in'g', consiSted of seven
