Meanwhile, Joe Haavisto was took a comfortable
win to finish in first overall in the Open Pro-am
class. “I’m really happy with how
things went today. I still have the points lead
in both lasses and that’s what matters
in the long run,” said Haavisto.
Michael Pilotte’s consistent 3-3 put
him in the number two spot, which was something
that looked out of reach for him for a while.
“I had some issues early in the day so
I thought I might have to sit it out for the
rest of the day, but everything ended up working
out,” said a relieved Pilotte.
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| Michael
Pilotte was able to hold off Richard Pelchat
to claim the 3rd Spot, which scored him
2nd Overall |
Greg
Gee & his new mechanic, Dave Therrien,
had a successful weekend with Gee taking
4th overall in the Pro-Am Class |
Despite his nasty second moto crash, Richard
Pelchat hung on to claim third overall, while
fellow Canadian, Greg Gee would claim fourth
overall and Polaris’s Aaron Meyer went
4-7 to round out the top five in the Open Pro-am
class.
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Susan Parker remains undefeated in the
Women's Class |
In the Women’s class, Susan Parker came
on strong, going 1-1 to take the overall for the
day despite pressure from Amy Thompson in the
second moto. Angie Maher ran two strong motos
and her 3-3 finishes earned her second overall,
while Amy Thompson’s 5-2 put her in the
number three spot overall. Canadian racers Marie
Huppe and Genevieve Sarrazin would claim the number
four and five spots. Paige Whipple who can usually
be seen in the top five appeared to be having
a tough time of things this weekend finishing
in 11th overall.
Round number seven of the 2009 New England
ATV Motocross Series will had back to Capeway
Rover’s Motocross in Middleboro, MA on
July 19th. Now that the season has reached it’s
halfway mark, the points chase will surely heat
up and there should be plenty of action as the
three returning Pro Champions, Kawasaki’s
Joe Haavisto, KTM’s Nate Morello, and
Can-Am’s Matt Pomeroy battle for supremacy.
