Windsor Locks, CT. — Windsor Locks, CT., racer Les Hinckley
III, knows the way around Monadnock Speedway.19
pro-stock wins in four seasons and a championship proves it.
Add four wins in the potent open-wheel modified racecars
and it’s safe to say the second-generation racer is right
at home at the Winchester, N.H. racetrack.
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Story and Results – Silk Emerges Victor In Wild Modified Tour Finish
Photos Thanks to Leif Tillotson at (www.LeifTillotsonPhotography.com)
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More Photos – PHOTOS: ACT NH Governor’s Cup at Lee USA Speedway
Full Story – Brian Hoar Wins American Canadian Tour Governor’s Cup at LEE USA Speedway
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RPM Motorsports Collects 2nd Straight Lee USA Speedway Win
LEE, N.H. – Brian Hoar of Williston, Vt., held off a strong charge from a hometown driver over the final few laps on Sunday afternoon, and the eight-time series champion opened the ACT Late Model Tour season with a victory in the NH Governor’s Cup 150 at Lee USA Speedway.
The win was the second in a row for RPM Motorsports in this very race.
“(Former track champion Wayne Helliwell) was right on my rear bumper. Wayne was all over me,” said Hoar, who earned his 34th career ACT win. “He’s very, very good. We had very equal cars, but I got into a real defensive mode. He got into me a couple of times, but overall he ran me clean. He was just trying to get me to make a mistake.
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Photos provided by Eric LaFleche from VLFPhotos.com
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Full Story – Brian Hoar Wins American Canadian Tour Governor’s Cup at LEE USA Speedway
Lee, NH – Eight-time American Canadian Tour Late Model Champion Brian Hoar of Williston, VT claimed his second straight NH Governor’s Cup 150 season opener at Lee USA Speedway in Lee, NH on Sunday, April 15. Hoar escaped a late race assault from multi-time Lee USA Speedway Champion Wayne Helliwell, Jr. of Dover, NH to earn the win.
Jeff Taylor of Farmington, ME led early in the event after starting on the pole with a +6 in ACT’s plus/minus handicap system. Helliwell worked his way from the fifth starting position to take over the lead on lap 10 and appeared dominant for the next 60 laps. However, Ben Rowe of Turner, ME came from the 10th starting position to run down Helliwell just before the halfway mark. Rowe also appeared to have the race in hand until Eddie MacDonald of Rowley, MA took over the lead with 118 laps complete.
Hoar and Joey Polewarczyk, Jr. of Hudson, NH came flying through the pack after pitting around lap 117 for fresh tires. Polewarczyk caught MacDonald on lap 130 but got into the back of him coming off turn two sending them both to the rear. That brought out the fourth caution of the event and handed Hoar, who came from the 9th starting spot, the lead.
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