Restored Supercross Footage: Hurricane Hannah and More [10:04-15:05]

Third place was Chad Parker, on the Kawasaki, Bobby Moore on a Yamaha, fourth place, Brian Manley on a Honda was fifth. In the skull, 250cc semi-final number 1, fifth place was Glen Bell, fourth place was Billy Liles, they go to the consolation round, the top three riders go into the main event. First place Clint Hardick on a Honda, Mark Murphy on a Yamaha second, and Russ Wageman on a Suzuki, placing third. In the Toyota, 250cc semi-final, Terry Fowler and Ross Petterson, fourth and fifth go to the consolation round, making it to the main event Jeff Frizz, Eric Keaton, and number 1, the Grand National Champion from Team Honda, David Bailey. We'll be right back with modal video action right after this. Mike Bell still in control of this race as he runs over the rough part of the race course, taking two at a time, waiting for the pit board this time to tell him how far back Chuck Sun is, and it's not very far. One more time through his favorite tight turn into the slot, a right turn, over the ripples strip, over the start finish line one more time, looking for a white flag which means one lap to go, a welcome sight, that will be. He's been erasing as hard as they can go, as fast as their bikes are allowed to go inside the rough part of the race course. As our leader, Chuck Sun on bike 63, he bobbled, he's killed the engine. Chuck Sun is off the bike, one kick, and it restarts immediately, but Chuck Sun has lost valuable ground. He was passed by three riders, when his bike bobbled, it may have put Sun out of contention, there's not much time for him to catch up, and Mike Bell does not know it. Mike Bell will not know it until he gets back by the starting gauge, and he gets a signal from his pit crew. Chuck Sun has not given up, he's still back in the pack. He's trying to work his way back up into contention, but his bobble and putting the bike out of gear, killing the engine, has tossed him valuable, valuable tie. The right flag, there's only one lap left to go. Mike Bell knows if he does not make a mistake. He has won one more event, the final of the year, his last time down the short shoot over the Ripple Strip, headed for the very, very tight hairpin. Mike Bell, nicknamed two tall, six foot three for Team Yamaha, down the fastest part of the race for us, down to the closed end of the stadium, around the sweeping turn, over the Himalayas, headed for the sand pit. Other bikes are taking the white flag as they are still starting to last lap. Mike Bell is halfway through that lap. Now he's in the sand pit, headed for his very favorite turn, and there's no one there to challenge. One more, very hard hairpin, a short right turn, and Michael two tall bill will put away another event. That checkered flag is up, and it's bike number three, Team Yamaha's bike bell wins another stadium event. The bombs are bursting high in the sky, Bell is saluting the crowd. He knows for well what he has done. We are ready now for main moto number two in main moto number one, Jeff Ward placed six. He's got nothing to lose, Ron Lachine, he placed 19th, he's going to go all out, nothing to lose there. It's going to be a race between Johnny O'Mara and Brock Glover. O'Mara placed second, Glover first, now for the final moto, the final showdown, less than 30 seconds. Take a look at number five, Ricky Johnson to the right of the Diet Coke start line. He got fifth in the first moto, and he does not get the whole shot. He is lost in the pack. Scott Bernworth on the Suzuki gets the whole shot, he's out in front. And it's Clint Hardick, Clint Hardick in second, number 51, and moving up into second our challenging Hardick is the number one played at Johnny O'Mara, the white number one played on the Honda, Johnny O the defending Supercross champion, and right behind him number four, Brock Glover, a great battle of superstars of motocross, challenging the Supercross stadium here at Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego. That's Johnny O'Mara, Clint Hardick and Brock Glover, watch Glover now to the inside, make his move, Glover flies into second place, and now challenging Scott Bernworth, Glover wants the lead, and he wants his overall championship, winning the first moto, he wants