- Title: U.S.A.: SOME OF WORLD'S TOP MOTORCYCLISTS COMPETE IN MOTOCROSS EVENTS.
- Date: 4th March 1975
- Summary: 1. GV Riders getting ready for start 0.06 2. GV Motorcycles start 0.13 3. SV & GV Bikes taking corner (2 shots) 0.21 4. GV Bikes over bump (2 shots) 0.35 5. GV Race in progress 0.40 6. GV PAN Start of another race 0.48 7. SV Injured man on stretcher 0.51 8. SCU Boy looking 0.50 9. GV Race in progress 0.58 TRANSCRIPT: NORM HITZGES: "Sixty of the world's top riders, including National Open-Class Champion Jim Weinert, challenged the third-of-a-mile artificial course vying for twenty-thousand dollars in prize money. Professionals competed in either the five-hundred-cc or two-hundred-fifty-cc classifications with a pair of twenty-minute races in each class each night. Weinert -- a heavy favourite to win the five-hundred-cc took the first moto Friday night, but Austin Texas native, Steve Stackables captured two of the final three heats to edge Weinert for that title. Nineteen-year-old Jimmy Ellis turned the two-fifty-cc competition into a laugher, taking the first three motos and finishing second in that classification final race. The Dallas event was the first of a three-part series which moves to Daytona, Florida, next weekend and then on to Houston--leaving behind dozens of bumps and lumps, a Dallas record for motorcross attendance and all that dirt in a Texas stadium." Initials LT/PN/BB/0130 BB/0000 SPORT: MOTOCROSS TELERECORDING This film includes a commentary by TVN reporter Norm Hitzgos. Script is copyright Reuters Limited. All rights reserved
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- Location: DALLAS, TEXAS, U.S.A.
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- Country: USA
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