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1975: Baldwin, Kansas for bikes
1976: Carlsbad for bikes (my old friend Ferrell McCollough from Maryland won the 125 class)
1977: Lake Sugar Tree for bikes, High Point Raceway for Youth
1978: Road Atlanta for bikes, Baja Acres in Michigan for Youth.
1979: Plymouth, CA for bikes, Otter Creek, Iowa for Youth
1980: Millville for bikes (won by the Hinkle brothers, Kreg Bigelow won the 125) and Brownsville, PA for Youth
1981: Red Bud, MI, for bikes, Rolling Hills, NC for Youth
1982 and on, Loretta Lynn's
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1977: I was at Lake Sugar Tree helping Ben Decker in the Open A/500 Class
1980 Millville helping Jimmy White 250A class (and other riders)
1981 Redbud helping Willis VanZee 500A class, Steve Downey 250A class
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I raced LL and Ponca, along with Mini Os and Vegas in the late 80s and all through the 90s till 2001, and then back again in 2009 in the +25 class. believe me, it was just as hyped. Just because there was no internet to cover it doesnt mean it wasnt as big of a deal. we started getting ready for LL after gainesville just like everyone does now. ask anyone who has ever raced it any year how big of a deal it was.
dont question something you know nothing about. i was racing 125b there the year you were born.
All I replied with was "Don't yell Kid" because I knew others would tear him apart...
I have no idea on who did or didn't race LL's for me that race might as well of been in China, no way I would have ever had the time to get there.
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Rick Melon!
To answer the OP's original question, yes there have been many guys that didnt ride at any of the big amateur nationals, but not many since around 82 that were not from out of the country. Its just too cool a race to miss if your good enough to make it. DDavis seems to be a good rider, have you tried to qualify?
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sorry you dont like it...its a part of me now and always will be.
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