IN
THE
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PEICK BANGED UP
W
eston Peick, who enjoyed the best race of
his career when he finish fourth in the 450
class at the Phoenix Supercross, January 10,
found out after the race that he suffered a small
fracture to his foot when he cased a jump three
laps from the end of the race.
According to sources close to the AutoTrader.
com/Toyota/JGRMX Yamaha Team, Peick had
an MRI on Monday, January 12, and is awaiting
the results. The team, however, is fairly confi-
dent that he will be able to compete in the next
round at Anaheim II, January 17.
Shan Moore
KLAMFOTH FIRE UPDATE
D
ick Klamfoth and his wife Bev are still recovering from
the devastating fire that consumed all of their worldly
possessions the morning of December 20. The Klamfoths
wanted to express their gratitude and were very humbled by
the many great expressions of concern and love, as well as
the donations and other assistance they received.
Their days are pretty consumed lately
with matters dealing with insurance, rebuild
plans and numerous other details. One
big concern they have is the people who
may have ordered a plaque this year for the
Monument in Daytona Beach. All of their re-
cords were consumed in the fire, so if you
ordered a plaque this year, please contact
Bev at 614-597-5512 as soon as possible to
make sure she has your information.
Also, they want everyone to know that
their two big annual events during Daytona
Bike Week are still planned as scheduled.
On Wednesday, March 11 at 11:30 a.m. is
the Daytona Monument Party at the Dayto-
na 200 Monument (located along the beach
walkway just north of the Main Street Pier).
Then, on Thursday, March 12, there is the
21
st
annual "Over the Hill Gang" Breakfast
at the Elks Club in Port Orange. Informa-
tion and confirmations can be made with
Bev at 614-579-5512 or email: klamfothr@
aol.com.
Weston Peick suffered a broken foot at the Phoenix
Supercross, but chances are that he'll still race Anaheim II.
PHOTOGRAPHY
BY
SHAN
MOORE
PHOTO
COURTESY
OF
THE
DON
EMDE
COLLECTION
Three-time Daytona 200 winner Dick Klamfoth with
his Norton Manx following his victory in 1952.
