Bennett off to a sizzling start in 2018
WATERFORD — Peter Bennett ended the 2017 riding a wave.
This year it’s turned into a tsunami.
He already has two wins in the New London Waterford Speedbowl’s Legends
car competition — one on Saturday and one on Wednesday — and is leading
the Saturday point standings by six points over Scott Limkemann. He is
second in the point chase on Wednesdays, seven points behind leader
Michael Blaskey. (more…)
Legend Cars, SK Modifieds ® to highlight June 30th Speedbowl Summer
Showdown
Waterford- The Summer Showdown Legends race is just over two weeks
away. The Legends division will compete in a 35 lap special event,
showcasing the division. As an added bonus, the SK Modifieds ® will run
their 80 Lap feature event that was rained out on Budweiser Blast-Off
weekend. This event is scheduled for Saturday, June 30th. The guaranteed
winning pay out in that race is $4150.00.
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X-Car point leader continues to improve
Loomis looking for third straight win
WATERFORD — Some might call Eddie Loomis an overnight sensation. The
Plainfield driver has ripped off back-to-back wins this season in the
New London-Waterford’s X-Car division, doubling his career win total.
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American Canadian Tour
Waterbury, VT – The American-Canadian Tour (ACT) makes its way to Connecticut’s New London-Waterford Speedbowl this Saturday, June 16 for round two of the ACT Summer Showdown Series. The New London-Waterford 150 will award the second $5,000 winner’s check of the 2018 season, meaning someone’s racing bank account is about to get a lot bigger.
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James goes from one-lap down to victory lane
Loomis wins by 0:01 in X-Cars; Yardley, Blaskey and Monahan also post
victories
WATERFORD — Kyle James was the winner of the Modified feature. David
Yardley III won the Super X feature. Eddie Loomis was the winner of the
X-Car feature. Mike Blaskey won the Legend car feature. Brody Monahan
was the winner of the Bandolero feature. (more…)
Speedbowl – After massive wreck, Cassidy, Canfield recover
WATERFORD — Their Mini Stocks looked more like corpses than race cars.
Ken Cassidy’s No. 11 Mini Stock was totally destroyed after he flipped
his car over on the first lap of the 25-lap feature at the New
London-Waterford Speedbowl. (more…)
