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place at
Hully Gully
Sunday and Monday, July
31 and August 1, Hully Gully
was host to riders from all
over Canada. Most riders
coming to the races came
from Ontario, but also pre-
sent were riders from as far
away as British Columbia.
The high point of the
weekend's action was the ap-
pearance Monday of Ross
Pederson, National Suzuki
team rider and current
number one plate holder in
motocross. For the
uninitiated,, the - coveted
number One plate goes to the
best rider in the country:
Pederson, of Medicine Hat,
Alberta, is the current Cana-
dian Expert Champion, and
came to Hully Gully's races
this weekend straight from a
5th place overall finish at the
U.S. Grand Prix in Unadilla,
New York the day before.
The previous weekend,
Pederson finished third
overall in the World 250
Grand Prix at St. Gabriel,
Quebec. That's the highest
place finish ever for a Cana-
dian in the World's Grand
Prix of Motocross. Peder -
son's presence at a non -
championship race indicates
the level of importance
motocross is gaining — and
underscores the level of the
track.
Heavy rains made the
track very muddy on Sun-
day. That made the races a
treat for the spectators, but
made things perhaps a little
more interesting than some
of the lower ranked riders
cared for. Rain again during
the night threatened Mon-
day's races, but track of-
ficials managed to drain the
track sufficiently so that it
was actually in better condi-
tion than the day before. In
fact, some of the best lap -
times were turned in on Mon-
day.
Ross Pederson managed
to break the tough 1 minute -
40 second lap time barrier
with several 1:38's. Some
very respectable times were
turned in by many others as
well_ Varna area expert
rider Chuck Collins finished
second overall to Pederson
in 250 and open classes, and
numerous other riders were
close behind. Considering
Pederson's World class stan-
dings, it shows what a long
way motocross, particularly
motocross in Ontario, and in
Midwestern Ontario, has
come.
Spectators were treated to
some of the best motocross
action since the Canadian
Senior National Champion-
ship was held at Hully Gully.
In fact, many of the riders
who were at that champion-
ship were back for the Civic
Holiday races. Stephen
Luyks, of Dorchester, cur-
rent 125 Senior National
Champion was also there to
race, and in the combined
Senior/Expert program led
several motos — even the
ones Ross Pederson was in.
In fact, Luyks' performance
was once again flawless, as
it was in the Nationals.
The electricity generated
by the calibre of riders at
this two day event seemed to
take over all the riders pre-
sent. Jimmie Dickens of
Hensall, in the School Boy
classes, shone in the races
and took home some gold on
Sunday for the first time.
Even in the school boy races,
some truly astounding lap
times were being turned in,
despite the less than ideal
conditions. Other National
class riders present were
Tim Ming of London,
Winston Byblow, 1982 Junior
Champion, Jim Kuches, Jim
Brooks, and others from the
Nationals' riders' list.
Some area top finishers in
their class were: Jim
Dick ins of Hensall, who
finished first in the School
Boy 80-B class; Randy Ford
of Grand Bend finished
second in the Senior -Expert
240 and over class; Darryl
Simpson of Exeter finished
second in the Junior 125
class; Hugo Maaskant of
Clinton finished second in the
Senior Open; Chuck Collins
of Varna finished second in
the Expert 250 and the
Expert Open.
The next races at Hully
Gully will be held on Sep-
tember 5.
— PORTI(1P3trion
D It,:AUOUST 10,1983
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