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LOCAL EVENTS
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SUNDAY
EX; I. R.
Vouns; 2. C. Fish; S. C. Sampod; •. L Bolopue;
5. &-r~l~pctio; 2. S. Newmaster; 5. G. HoUman; 4.
J.
~'I~B~~ 2. R. Montone; 5. D. Holton; to L
~ov; 1. T. Smith; 2. M. Moritl; 5. T. Taylor; 4. T. Fox;
50. C. Vicra.
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BEC; I. 1. _l1C.K B.: 1. J. Buller; 2. M. Fria: .1. B. Hoffman; 4.
Mao"",.,.;.. .
B.
t;:J; I. 8. Peane; 2. D. Mankq.
SR'" L
1- Fox; 2. D. Vc:rgtt.
SR B: 1. B. Smith.
R.
MORN B: l. B. Lee: 2. 1- CnnI3;ss Jones
a lap later. Harden styled 10 the wm ahead
of Failing and Breihan. Olson, by Vtrlue or
winning the second moLo, took the overall
in the OT Expert class.
Results
80 BEC: I. Br.>d Million (Kaw); 2. Zach OlYi,.l.. (Kaw).
80 JUN: I. Br.>d Whi.. (Kaw); 2. Manny Arias (Kaw~
125 BEG: 1. Robb Millikan (Yam); 2. Josh Edct (l:Ion);
S. Bryon CD. (Hon): •. Eric Andcnon (S..): 5. Bob Pickdl
(Hon). JR: I. Tim Olson (Sw.); ~ L '
125
wun Uilall (S)· 5•
Ul.
Michael Napoli (Hon); 4. Milano
cr (Hon); 5. Trnor
S~ kr:.c:'· 1.
Bm Mibn (Yam); 2. Jeff Coote (Suz); 3.
Michael Tuch(l' (Yam); 4. Eddie M~ (Yam): 5. John PaslO
("2;2'JR: I. Chri. Jackoon. (Kaw): 2: Bob Lloyd (Kaw): S.
kau Willette (Hon); 4. Duslln Norlhnp (Kaw); 5. Jot Rempp
(Hon).
'f (V ) 5
~ INT: I.
Iklish!: (Kaw); 2. Jeff Set ~t
am:.
;'ohn
Rap:b?le8r\a~1~a~ley(HO~); 2. Tttry Fowle (Hon); 5.
Willy Mwgrave(ATK); 4. Robert Weber(Hon); S. John Flores
(~BEG:
I. John Arm$lrong (Hon); 2. Dave Foislad (Hon);
5. Erich Felhkc \Kaw).
SOO JR: I. Bil Cilbert (Hon); 2. Jim Sealy (Hon): 5.. Da'Ye
Burgess (KTM); 4. John Tookey (taw); 5. Michael Rigdon
(Hon).
500 INT: I. Robet Failing (Han).
25-29 BEG: I. Jell Peters (KTM).
25-29 NOV: I. Rudy Chavez (Hon).
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. VET BEG: I. Louie Carcia (Yam); 2. Fra!,k Under-Itn
(Hon); .5. John Ogrady (Hon); 4. John Demaltll (Hon); 5.
Jerry Mooney (Hon).
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VET JR: I. Tad McKay (Suz); 2. Jell Gray (Hon); 5. Mike
RuhSlorfer (Kaw). 4. Jelr Can Cammp (Yam); 5. Tom Cornela
(HVE~
3.
INT: I. Marc Crosby (Yam): 2. j.S. HalUOn (Han):
Conz:alcz (Mai); 4. Rick Lundgm (Hon); 5. Chru
J05(:~h
nt lx~t
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Scol Harden (KTM); 2. Robert Failing (Hon);
5. Craig Breihan (Han).
VET PRO: I. Jim Olde (Hon); 2. Sen! Harden (KTM):
5. Vincent Deluca (Hon); 4. Tim Marsh (Hon); 5. Rob
Wilshire (ATK).
BOMBER. A: I. Robert Failing (Hon).
BOMBER. B: I. Samuel Hmundtt (Mon).
OT JR: l. l= Vern... (Hon); 2. M;k< 51<11 (KTM); S. I",
Meibergtr (Yam); 4. Dick Southwick (Suz); 50. Frank Hamlett
(Hu.).
Team Ocean Tech tops
Orlando Motocross
By Lou Whitney
ORLANDO, FL, MAY 31
In addition to the regular motocross program
at the Orlando Motocross Park, a team race
called the Super Challenge was also featured
and the Ocean Tech tearn proved to be the
strongest. Five squads represented dealers
rrom their respective areas, and the t~m that
rinishes the series with the most potOlS will
take home a six-root trophy.
Michael Patrick of Ocean Tech was responsible ror puttin~ together the winning team,
and also helped the team by taking a sec~lOd
in the 250 C class. John Pa~, who has lust
recen LIy returned to the raa ng scene after a
long layoff, took top honors in the 250 C c1a~s.
The other team members all took seconds to
their classes.
While the team racing was the reature,
individual baules in several or the motos were
rierce. In the 125 B class, Andrew Despain took
the £irst moto holeshot and held the lead unul
the third lap when hard-charging. Tea.m
Green/AXO/Shoei/Oakley/Pro CtrCUllsponsored Josh Latina made the pass. Launa
held the lead for the rest or moto one, but
was hounded by Lonnie Bishorf. Despain
developed mechanical problems, but managed
to hold third place.
In moto twO, Latina got an early lea~ and
wem all the way for overall honors. BIshoff
made a tremendous effonLo take the lead, but
again had to setLie for second.
The race of the day was in the 250 A class.
Only wee riders were emered, but they put
on a great show. In the first moto, Alan
Andreu gOt the holeshot, but was qLlickly
passed by Team Green-sponsored Tlm~y
Ferry from West Palm Beach. Ferry, a rookie
on the Supercross circuitj, kept the lead, but
Andreu and Todd Gardner kept pushing him
right to the end.
In the second molo Andreu managed
another holeshot, but this time relinquished
the lead to Gardner. In lap three, Ferry passed
Andreu and caught Gardner. Ferry was on
Gardner's back wheel ror two laps, and on
lap five uied to make a pass just before a j!!mp
on the back side or the track. The nders
collided and both wem down hard. Gardner
manag~d to regain his composure, and
£inished the race ror second overall. Ferry got
up slowly bUI managed to ride orr the track.
Andreu, who was rar enough back not to get
tangled up in the mess, wem on to take the
moto and the overall win.
Results
P/W: 1. Jason GilIC$pie (Stu); 2. Kn-in Torrcgrosa (Yam);
Joey TorregTOSOl (Yam).
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60: I. Ronnie Wilkes (Raw); 2. Dusun Thompson (Raw);
5. John Gillespie (Kaw); -t. Paul Peronard (Kaw).
80 BEC: I. Tom Bragg (Kaw); 2. Drew Dean (Yam).
YOUTH: I. Lonnie 8ishoff (Hon); 2. Rodd Furnell (Kaw);
3. Curtis Johnson (Yam); 4. Timmy Fttry (Kaw); 5. Andrew
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