905:, on June 18, 1988, he weighed 229 lb. In late 1988 then Free Agent Team Manager Bill Starlin (father of racer and teammate of Leone, Galen Starlin) put him on probation on pain of not being sent to the 1989 ABA Winternationals in Chandler, Arizona if he didn't lose 30 lb, by February 1989, the month Winternationals were held. Leone did attend the ABA Winternationals. At the time he weighed 225 lb. If he did lose 30 lb by then that would mean he weighed as much as 255 lb. at the time of the ultimatum. By the first quarter of 1991 his stated weight was 218 pounds at six feet one inches tall.
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430:, on March 23, 1986 (Day 2). He came in first in Pro Cruiser. but in early 1988 Gene Roden convinced him to come out of retirement and back into serious competition that year concentrating on Pro Cruiser class. He retired for the second and final time in November 1991 after the ABA Grand National in
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This listing only denotes the racer's primary sponsors. At any given time a racer could have numerous ever-changing co-sponsors. Primary sponsorships can be verified by BMX press coverage and sponsor's advertisements at the time in question. When possible exact dates are used.
561:, on May 17, 1986 That only lasted for a brief time and he raced at least once more with his self sponsorship with "D.D's Bikes". He apparently he went into quiet retirement at this time due to the fact that his name ceases to show up in the results after Summer of 1986.
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December 1985 – February 1986. He left Vector and sponsored himself through the Bike shop he had just started D.D's Wheels His first race for his shop was the USBA National in Banton Rouge, Louisiana on
January 4, 1986. His Bike shop won team
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Louisianan background the home of the
585:, on February 13, 1988. He came in second in Pro Cruiser but didn't make it out of the semis in "AA" Pro. by that time he had reduced to 232 lb. with a further intent to slim down another 25 lb. to 207 lb.
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Nationals on the weekend of November, 1983. It removed him from competition. He also missed the Jag World Championships. He returned after a two-month and a half lay off in January
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Zeronine. His first race for Zeronine was the 1985 Murray World Cup of BMX IV in
636:. Depending on point totals of individual racers, winners of Grand Nationals do not necessarily win National titles. Only sanctioning bodies active during the racer's career are listed.
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December 1983 Vol.8 No.12 pg.87 Sidebar article in which Leone gives tips on when it is to one's advantage to looking back to see who might be passing you and when it is not.
545:, on February 22, 1986. He had been having trouble with sponsors ever since leaving Redline. This second tour with Zeronine only lasted approximately three months.
577:" when he was at the 1987 ABA Grand National strictly as a spectator with Roden, but Roden told people at the event that Leone would be back. Leone was living in
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December 1984 Vol.11 No.12 pg.33 mention in the article about the 1984 Redline team George
Seevers, Jon Anderson, Eric Garcez, Robert Swick and Trae Brannon.
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Cruiser, also winning US$ 200 The 1984 US$ 200 winnings in each case is the equivalent to US$ 417 in 2010 funds
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Zeronine for three weeks before going to Vector. His first race for Vector was the NBL National in
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Classic National in
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1977 at 12 years old. Some of his friends persuaded him to go with them and watch them race at a track in a field near his house.
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615:, on May 12, 1989 He retired for the final time after the ABA Grand National in
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1983 17-21 Cruiser and Cruiser Trophy Dash U.S. Gold Cup Champion (Double)
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1982 17 Expert and 15-25 Third Place Jag World Champion (ABA Sanctioned)
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January 1983 Vol.6 No.1 (26) with Paul Grossrau (5) to his right.
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1990 Pro Cruiser and Pro Open Race of Champions (ROC) Champion
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s "1984's Hottest Rookie Pros." list of top new pros for 1984
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May 1983 Vol.8 No.5 pg.52 Sidebar biography of Leone.
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Fédération Internationale Amateur de Cyclisme (FIAC)*
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Fédération Internationale Amateur de Cyclisme (FIAC)*
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1985 Pro Cruiser Murray World Cup of BMX IV Champion
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Leone is a National BMX Hall of Fame 2009 Inductee.
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1448:September 1988 Vol.13 No.9 pg.70 (photo caption)
1605:The American Bicycle Association (ABA) Website.
1257:February 1983 Vol.6 No.2 pg.48 (photo caption)
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458:Career factory and major bike shop sponsors
1610:The National Bicycle League (NBL) Website.
1412:June 1988 Vol.15 No.6 pg.69(photo caption)
910:BMX press magazine interviews and articles
851:s "Terrible Ten" top ten amateurs for 1983
796:1985 "A" Pro and Pro Cruiser National No.3
656:1983 18-24 Cruiser Grand National Champion
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762:1985 Pro Cruiser Grand National Champion
1329:November 1985 Vol.8 No.11 pg.67 results
1065:October 1985 Vol.8 No.10 pg.41(results)
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669:1982 15-25 Cruiser US Gold Cup Champion
1484:March 1983 Vol.6 No.3 (photo caption)
1472:March 1992 Vol.15 No.3 pg.20(results)
1218:March 1992 Vol.15 No.3 pg.26(results)
394:See "First professional race result"
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1182:June 1985 Vol.12 No.6 pg.58(results)
825:Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI)*
743:1984 "B" Pro Grand National Champion
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404:First Senior Men Pro** race result:
88:80.3–82.7 kg (177–182 lb)
1120:May 1984 Vol.7 No.5 pg.9 (results)
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324:Home sanctioning body district(s):
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1019:ABA Action, American BMXer, BMXer
929:"Racing Tips--Who Dat Back Der?"
844:as Newcomer of the Year for 1983.
80:1.88 m (6 ft 2 in)
1436:September 1988 Vol.11 No.9 pg.91
1230:December 1992 Vol.14 No.11 pg.55
1077:December 1984 Vol.11 No.12 pg.33
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265:1985 Murray World Cup IV $ 5,000
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1089:September 1985 Vol.8 No.9 pg.67
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1645:People from Marrero, Louisiana
1317:October 1985 Vol.8 No.10 pg.41
1293:December 1982 Vol.1 No.4 pg.54
1245:October 1984 Vol.9 No.10 pg.70
777:1991 Pro Cruiser National No.2
774:1990 Pro Cruiser National No.2
749:1985 Pro Cruiser National No.2
370:, on January 13, 1984. He won
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651:National Bicycle League (NBL)
400:See "First professional win"
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1305:April 1985 Vol.11 No.4 pg.16
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1400:June 1988 Vol.11 No.6 pg.43
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1508:March 1983 Vol.2 No. pg.32
1542:Super BMX & Freestyle
1496:May 1983 Vol.8 No.5 pg.87
1460:May 1989 Vol.11 No.4 pg.4
1410:Super BMX & Freestyle
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1341:May 1986 Vol.9 No.5 pg.76
1269:May 1983 Vol.8 No.5 pg.52
1204:Super BMX & Freestyle
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1155:May 1984 Vol.7 No.4 pg.24
1130:Cost of Living Calculator
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276:Dominick Donald Leone Jr.
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891:Racing habits and traits
830:Pro Series Championships
420:, on October 27, 1985.
295:Racing career milestones
736:National Bicycle League
617:Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
605:January 1989 – May 1989
565:Year and a half hiatus:
432:Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
378:First professional win:
284:Bicycle Motocross (BMX)
109:Bicycle Motocross (BMX)
1635:American male cyclists
936:"The Redline Racers:"
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40:"D.D." "Ragin' Cajun",
922:"D.D.'s PL-24 Setup"
597:Roseville, California
488:Lancaster, California
216:Early 1986-Early 1988
970:Minicycle/BMX Action
915:"The Marrero Flash"
897:Winter Nationals in
873:Achilles tendon pull
866:Significant injuries
551:May 1986 – June 1986
516:Nashville, Tennessee
507:, on December, 1984.
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410:, on March 2, 1985.
388:, on April 19, 1984
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24:Personal information
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1625:1966 births
1035:USBA Racer:
856:BMX Action'
849:BMX Action'
589:Free Agent:
338:See above.
211:D.D's Bikes
187:D.D's Bikes
18:D. D. Leone
1619:Categories
1578:BMX Action
1566:BMX Action
1530:USBA Racer
1494:BMX Action
1446:BMX Action
1375:BMX Action
1303:BMX Action
1279:BMX Action
1267:BMX Action
1243:BMX Action
1153:ABA Action
1106:ABA Action
1042:Inside of
1027:ABA Action
996:BMX Plus!:
976:Super BMX:
931:BMX Action
924:BMX Action
917:BMX Action
575:beer belly
260:Major wins
235:Free Agent
106:Discipline
53:1966-02-27
1590:BMX Plus!
1554:BMX Plus!
1518:BMX Plus!
1482:BMX Plus!
1470:BMX Plus!
1434:BMX Plus!
1398:BMX Plus!
1363:BMX Plus!
1339:BMX Plus!
1327:BMX Plus!
1315:BMX Plus!
1255:BMX Plus!
1216:BMX Plus!
1168:Super BMX
1141:Super BMX
1118:BMX Plus!
1087:BMX Plus!
1075:Super BMX
1063:BMX Plus!
1012:BMX World
949:Kenny May
945:BMX Plus!
938:Super BMX
842:BMX Plus!
539:Zeronine:
511:Zeronine:
344:Redline.
248:1989-1991
232:1988-1989
184:1985-1986
160:1984-1985
143:1982-1984
424:Retired:
195:Zeronine
171:Zeronine
125:Off Road
37:Nickname
641:Amateur
634:italics
609:Kastan:
549:Vector:
535:trophy.
522:Vector:
472:Amateur
251:Karstan
101:Retired
986:&
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785:(USBA)
692:(USBA)
203:Vector
179:Vector
85:Weight
77:Height
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1051:Notes
962:Note:
876:1984.
757:(ABA)
738:(NBL)
630:Note:
464:Note:
301:Note:
289:Cajun
117:Racer
806:None
707:None
697:None
372:US$
240:1989
224:1988
208:1986
200:1986
192:1986
176:1985
168:1985
135:1982
114:Role
47:Born
989:Go:
320:()
243:Tip
227:Tip
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