Restored Supercross Footage: Hurricane Hannah and More [5:02-10:04]

Yeah, what I do is, and I plant my butt right towards the front of the, it's far front on the seat as possible, lean wear over the handlebars, and as soon as I cross the gate to get traction, instead of moving my butt back, I'll lean my shoulders back so you keep the weight even so I'll get some weight over the back, but I got the mass of my legs and my lower body over the front of the bike. Are you guys touching bumping? Is it roller derby out there at the start? Oh, definitely, the start's in rough, they ever put it in slow-mo and got in real close with the camera. You see a lot of bumping and portion and it's every month for himself. Well, if you don't get a good start, you got to ride like Ricky Johnson here, RJ does his thing. And heat number three goes on for a victory, moving his way through the pack, passing the likes of Brocklover and Ron Lachin onto a victory, watch this, fly in W. Ricky, Johnson, RJ, also known as Flash, coming in first place, Brocklover, teammate, second, Ron Lachin on a Honda third, followed by Jeff Hicks and Eric Keeho. In heat number four, two green machines out first, great hole shot for Rick Ryan and Jeff Ward. Jeff Ward to the inside, Rick Ryan doesn't make the turn. It's Jeff Ward out in front, five foot six, 140 pounds from Mission Viejo, California, team Kawasaki, known as the Flying Freckle. Jeff with the number two plate. He wants the number one plate right behind him, two number one plates, the number one blue plate. That's David Bailey from Axton, Virginia, six foot two, 160 pounds, known as the little professor on Team Yamaha, he is the grand national champion. The number one white plate, that's Johnny O'Mara, the yo-show from Seamy Valley, California. Johnny O is the defending supercross champion and he is right on his teammate David Bailey's rear tire. At this point, Jeff Ward had a good lead, but the battle was for second third and fourth. Second place, Johnny O'Mara, white plate number one, Keith Bowen number 14 on the Yamaha moved into third place and David Bailey fourth. Watch closely, that is the battle back there. Jeff Ward, just trying to maintain his composure, throws off his tarot way. And there is David Bailey and here comes Bailey. Now Bailey moves fourth up to second place, O'Mara behind him and Keith Bowen now in fourth place, a great battle for second and third. First, second and third transfer directly to the main event, fourth place, you've got to go to the semi's and that is the battle, second and third, the 200 teammates are hanging in there, but there's a guy by the name of Keith Bowen that wants third place. Two highlights and he number four, well, Jeff Ward's consistent riding on the number two plate, but look to the inside, the number 14 plate, Keith Bowen jumps into third place, a great finish for him ahead of David Bailey. There's Wardie, Jeff Ward number two crossing the finish line, he advances to the main along with Johnny O'Mara and Keith Bowen, meanwhile David Bailey and Bob Hanna have to ride the semi. We are ready now for Moto Video highlights at the 125CC, Coca-Cola main event. This is Jack Murphy, stadium in San Diego, California, 20 of the best 125CC riders, 10 laps of piping hot class in the gate drops and it's team green, Kawasaki rider, Tyson Bowen number eight out first and a couple of riders try to enter the cheap seats. That's Tyson Bowen, number eight on the Kawasaki, followed by Todd Campbell also on the Kawasaki number 4.50 and Vader Manay 178 also on the Kawasaki, team green leading this race in the 125CC class. It looks like it's going to be a runaway for Tyson Bowen, boring no mistakes, a tough course and through the loops, Tyson maintaining his lead, Todd Campbell followed by Vader Manay. At this point in the race it looked like it was Tyson Bowen all the way from start to finish, but Todd Campbell had different ideas, watch Todd now he's starting to make his move. Todd Campbell, 4.15 on the Kawasaki, gains lots of ground there out, breaks him through the loops, behind him in third place, Vader Manay, a humbling experience as he gets washboarded around. Tyson Bowen number eight on the Kawasaki, followed by Todd Campbell. Now Todd's going to make his move. With just a couple laps left, Todd Campbell, 4.15 makes his move on Tyson Bowen. Campbell now trying to figure out how to pass Bowen, first of all you late break, then you come out strong and you pick a different line and through the loops he does that takes the inside line and takes over the lead, Todd Campbell now with the lead, and all concentration is broken up Tyson Bowen now is going to exit off the back of his motorcycle, watch this. And he goes down, taking over a solid command of the lead, number 4.15 Todd Campbell, Tyson Bowen, remounts quickly and gets his engine started, and he comes up with a second place. First place, 4.15 on the Kawasaki, Todd Campbell with a big upset victory here.