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REMEMBER 'in order t o keep Hawland paarboxr opaatinq as d a l s n a , we slrongly rscomm.nd only GENUI N E HEWLAND r e - ~ n l parts. R . u n t e x w l o n c a wlth l n f u l o r replacement components. ourchased b . o u of lnltlal prlce connarations, h a w shown a marued increase l n paarbox f a l l u r n w l t h a corrapondlnq decreau I n opentlonal slflclsncy. We cannot be reswnribls lor t h w d l f f l c d t l a . To M sure. kemp your m r l a n a -box a 1 1 mwland.

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Ths Road Ameaim T d m roddent which trapped Hiroshi Fushid. in the La~lrel Racing C for nearly two buts hu brayht mmo hsng tbisldaa on the plrt of SCCA T d m Chief Stewad BMb W i n . Not blicdng it would taka that= of time to e x t e t e a drim from a a r , we r M u t i n for d d f m t ~ ~ n . "Yes, I ' m mbmnad to my, it took o m hour, 42 minutes to get tbs drim out of the car." Martin confnmsd. .Ths h ~mbdoIIe0fthsbedIOua~prIk l e m mca in a TnnsAm m. The NASCAR-type rdl r w d Hirolbi's lifa bat it ria tripped Mm in ths cu." h h t b axphhcd. "And Beet r dtrutbn we've g o t to look into. T b SCCA require8 1 t u b b a d t q Port.-Pow unit at 9 of its ~cea At Road A m a i a the e m m c y equipment, fumkbed by W i Auto R.da( wbo b w wmcd aa8b truck1 at Milwlukea State F a i r Puk lad l e d 0th- a m race tracks for y e a , jud didn't insrunithsrryono~tobeadtbirtypeof "Tbdriver d bpve $cyrgottan autqif thew bad been a n d but we dtdat want to trike r ehaace of fltrthar &ur& him. Ths dodoronUsra~edHimdiwrrin~canditknmd~wrsao

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T h e race was a veritable walk-away for Revson, but only after pole-winner Jackie Stewart d r o p p e d f r o m a seemingly comfortable lead when he had to pit his Carl Haas LBM Lola T26OChevy to replace a flat tin. the secondstraight CanAm race in which t h e "Mod Scot" has

of n e w c o m e r s ~ S w i t ~ 'lo s Siffert and N a m t h , Pa.'s, Mario Andretti-both of whom were d e b u t i n g new sports/racing machinery, the 917-10 STP Porsche and the 7 12 Fmari, respectively. Each had a troublefree run, with Siffert edsing Andretti by 20 seconds for an extra $1500 in his paycheck over Andretti's $4900, and both completed 80 Laps. It's been highly u n d for anyone but Tam McLuen t o wdk into a race

winner's pace, was Tony Adamowicz in Oncar Korsl~aki's Jfmbee Industries M8B McLaran. The Polish Radng Drivers of America viapresident had to run with no front brakes from the fgth lap, and Koveleski later cod& t o being the culprit that had forgotten to t w t e n the lid on the master brake cylinder r e w o i r . S i x m n d a behind came Sharon, Conn.'~, Sam P o s y who did a great (Contiauod on pqd 25)

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WATKlNS GLEN, N,Y,July 24 M8P McLPrcn. - As part of the prChuMde9 to Despite a n anxiour moment today's Glen 6 How EnQ~rance yeqtnday when the right-mr radius ram for tho World Manufacturer's rod pulled from it# mounting on Championmhip Group 5 and 6 cars, the LdiM car, Stewart came back to Jackie Stewart W e d the w e urn top money of $2600 out of crowd of fans on hand to W e n t h e $ 2 0 , 0 0 0 available f o r Ma1 Currie's revamped Watkina distribution among occupants of Glen Layout by edging his L&M t h e first five grid rows for Lola T260 into the number one tomonow's fourth round of the e n A m starting berth .12 acond Johnwn Wax ssrisk And despite Rennm's best effort ahead of Peter Revaon in the works w i t h a n e w a n d bigger R eynolds-developed linerless aluminum e d e , now nted at SlOcid, he was unable to bast the fastest Scot in the world. W m up third quickest and out of a anAm front row for the first t h e in sevsral ysan, was Denny Huhne, the Kiwi team's number one. Stewart sizzled around the 2.428-mile widened orcuit in a time of 1:05.11 to establish the new Group 7 qualifymg record at 134.244mph. Revson was timed at 1:05.23, while Hulme had to settle for 1:05.47. Official CaiIAm prtch EOBBS TURNS ON The official patch of the S p w t S With a new 494cid Chevrolet ~ s r ~ l u bof Amerii's Cans powerplant safely tucked under the dimAmerican U 1 8 I k w Cup rear deck of Tony Dean's ex-works !3eriac. The m h sought after of McLaren MSD, David Hobbs all tha SCCA p m t d m l Nearly part& Hulme on the second row fou inches square in attractive with a fme 1:06.56, 131.55mph. as red, white, blue, Meck .nd grey. be took advantage of an empty 52.00 emch w 3 for 55.00 track late yesterday afternoon and r d y got "turned on." SCCA SERVICES After Hobbs came the f i i of the P.O. 801 91 1 sportslncing "newcomem," Mario 01110n. Mont. 59725 I Andretti i n t h e first off* fadoryhcked Fenwi to appear m the J-Wax lLrics Powered by a 7-Liter V12 t h a t had been shoe-horned into a spare 512 chasds, Andretti m r d e d a vsry respectable 1:07.66, 129.168mph, to take the inside p 2 e on the third row. The w had soen but 20 laps of traak time prior to its departure for Anmica, when team menaaer Peter Shetty took a few turns around Modem to bed in the disc brakes. T h e r e were severe handling problems as expected and a rcar-maunted airfoil was tried m an attempt to im rove t h i . After a so% week of fiddling, however, the car was pronounced reammbly fit to start. An all-new CanAm cha6fis for Andretti la b u i l d i fast in Italy and hopefully willpin the aeries soon. Mark Donphue was the first of I 2 six-hour holdovers on the expected 3 S a u grid to post a time as he picked up a "trick" set of Goodyeas to turn in a time of 1:08.32, 127.908mph, in the Sunow Sl2M F e d . The car was imrrmculatcly prepared as is the ugual Peaske-Kirk White custom, and barring dinster in today's enduro, should tine up next to Andretti tomortow afternoon. L o t h a r Motschenbacher was seventh frstest in the WintersRosen McLarcn MBDChevy, followed by t h e first of the Gulf Porsches entered by J.W. Automotive, driven by Gus van Lcnnep. Their times were 1:08.41. 127.764mph and 1:08.58. 127.440mph, respectively. Following this hvowme was the second feature machine of the weekend, Jo Siffert,'~radically new Pomhe Spyder desymted 917/10 T h o u g h it fnst appeared in pit lane in Siffert's customary white paint job, the car today was painted in a certain shade of Dayglo pink that left little doubt where the money is coming from. Vinu Granatelli ad*d that STP Corp. will sponsor the car for the the impossibility of starting th remainder of the year. The new foreign invader is a mum race unlem and until the necesal of light laoy tubing suspending a changes were made to bring the u matched pair of fuel tanks, a 5-liter up to specs. Porsche engine and very little else. If and when this'was done, tb Ultra light, the car's wheelbase is stewards continued, the car woul the name as the run-of-the-mill 917 have to start dead last, since th but is nine inches shorter in overall time had been set by an illeg, length, while being slightly longer machine, which was not quite righ than the special 90813. The time trinls closed with the issr Jo Hoppen of Volkswagen of in considerable doubt. America said t h e engine is pmdudne a retiable 620hv. and thWATKIWGLEN C A Y A H G R ~ total package will be &ntain$ throughout the season by a pair of , , ., f a c t o r y mechanics, aided by engineering help from Stuttw* whcaerer ieeded. 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BYJon A* h u d l l o m m i ~ t h e t o p r p o tof only s i x points. Plymo a t t h e tlkird annual Midwest finished third and tbe G o ~ r p lhad three draWlt wins. Coldstei MO~& ~ U I I placed fourth. P r u d h o m m e captured the StoppS.~tho.dm@ of 16 individual honors with three sn@ew&i@ fyd-bwmin& funny strlinht wins in his Bmcuda. His each. Matclung Prudho cirs i n tbY pro*ees, M it wm FWdhlmrn'~ alcwld m m u w &feat of Dick R o Q w Htls h, tbs hiah -x la . W you, Prud4ommc helped m d tw6, hi Weatad RtcbiFd dmmilutAy t4a &mi (h ' bd t b Plymouth turn to victory 'I?llrp in the Blue M a x idustan& individd Mdr. h* tcllmlettr wer but iltd)maot the cam today. wlth 6.76, 2 13.27 and la the The S o d & e term of Lsroy defeded Smw. ~okht& and the Ramcbsrgm, Sncw fivlrsd t h low e h p d Gar D y e r w i t h t h . e t i m e ~ t o p ~ o f U m m o s t iMotoirhT0u.g n two. ~ ~ a d L U l d Dodp 4 C h u m the m a with Aodhommc, b m L i q I n the third round. on1 G e n e Snow's Rambunctiou; both endsof fhdtrackmcmd Vits Prudhomu nmsgcd e riotor! 8nd Pat Hid; in the a diaq '6.7hceond. 226.58mph Dyer's Dod&e defeated Fre chi- o w l HDdlu Cgym woa the run. Mmwcr. Pmdbomme's hole Goeska, Minick's Dod&e Qumpe shot of 6.77. 217.39mph w8a CLre S a d a n and' Coldstein t a m w. Dodp ddatod Tom McErQI. Ford msnspd tho rCcoild-p!ac linirh in the o~nufactumr'rpow with only a riqk win in m y d o n 1 two w i n s in the mcond and three i the third round. Dodgs's win* w BYWN. In.. lulv 25 - Von poinb Lo Ford's second-place

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Early in the race, Allison passrd Petty, bringing Petty t o comment. "I was trying to set a prce and I guess he didn't think it was fast enough. "Right, he passed me. I didn't let him by." Asked if the million dollars had any particular significance. Petty smiled and a i d , "More for Uncle Sam, than me. But now that we're g e t t i n g c l o s e to that and everybody's making such a big deal o u t of it, the wins are meaning more.'' Hylton, who said he has finished second more times than he can r e m e m b e r , confessed, "Yeah, I knew if Richard had trouble I had a chance t o win, but it seems every time I get s e w n d behind him, he never has trouble." Hylton slid it was a rough race f o r him. "1 was hit by Earl Brwks. I was hit by Gerald Childress. I hit the wall and I spun out lwice in o i l . " Hylton lost mntrol o n the front stretch late in the race when he spun in oil and after hitting t h e inside wall. the left rear quarter panel o n his Ford began rubbing the tire. "1 wasn't going t o come in until it blew. I knew it would wst me second place," said Hylton. Discussing the side-by-side laps he ran with Parsons, Hylton stated. "I figured I had a lap lead on him, but I didn't see a n y sense in just

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