Rocco Arno, Jr. ran two consistent motos in
the Pro-am class. Arno put up a good fight despite
pressure from Haavisto to take a 4-3 finish
and edge out Haavisto for third place overall.
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| #101
Rocco Arno Jr went (4-3) to claim the
final spot on the Open Pro-Am Podium |
Nate
Morello finished in the Top 5 in both
the Open Pro & Pro-Am Class |
Joe Haavisto had a bit of a tough time in the
first Pro-am moto. Haavisto was third off the
line behind Aaron Meyer, and quickly made his
way around the Polaris, but a mistake in one
of the corners allowed Mike Pilotte, who was
charging through the pack to slip past giving
Haavisto a third place finish in moto one. Moto
two also did not go as planned for Haavisto
when a slight mechanical issue sent him to the
back of the pack. Haavisto was able to continue,
however, and climbed back to the number five
spot. Haavisto’s 3-5 finishes had his
rounding out the top five overall for the Pro-am
class.
Susan Parker continued her domination of the
Women’s Open class, taking both moto wins
for the top spot on the podium. Amy Thompson
battled it out with Angie Maher in both motos,
but Thompson’s 3-2 finishes allowed her
to finish in second, while Maher had to settle
for third.
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| #99
Mark Gehring edges out #14 Justin Locke
in both Production Stock B Motos to claim
the Overall Win |
Jessi Onesti grabbed the 4-stroke A win with
Joseph Fratus in a close second and Justin Alger
in third. In the 30+ Open A, Roy Lampron went
2-1 to take the overall win with Mathieu Atkins
in second and William Waite claimed third. In
the 40+ Open class, Honda mounted Chris Maher
went 1-1 for the overall with Rick Spurlin taking
second while Frank Dipietro, Sr. rounded out
the top three.
Jacob Chamberland took the Youth 200/300 C
win, which allowed him to take over the points
lead from Chris Dipietro, who had issues in
both motos. Adam Trafford finished with two
consistent motos to take second while Montana
Jess claimed the number three spot. In the 50
limited class, Cameron Dufault took another
win to increase his points lead with Davis Eames
finishing in second and Daniel Balzano hung
on for third overall.
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| Shayn
Gendreau goes 1-1 to claim the 0-90 Limited
(8-15) Class Win |
In the 90 Auto Jr. class, it was Ryan Dupont
who would go 1-1 for the overall win with Shayn
Gendreau finishing in a close second with 2-2
finishes and James Motto, Jr. claimed the number
three spot. Wade Pollard grabbed another 1-1
victory in the 70 Limited class with Landon
Nichols laying claim to second and Drew Blackstone
rounding out the top three.
Round ten of the New England ATV Motocross
series should prove to be an interesting one
as the series will head to Jolly Roger Motorsports
Park in Lempster, NH on September 6th, where
racers will be faced with the challenge of running
the course backwards.
