ner opens the road racing & solo season dog track rallyx results
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esults; Arthur can just plain drive. Allan Dennis<br />
driving his rally prepared Eagle Talon has been<br />
hot on Chabot’s heals all year. And rounding<br />
out <strong>the</strong> March duplication, Kory Rooks took his<br />
modified turbo Toyota Pickup to a third place<br />
finish.<br />
Subaru swept <strong>the</strong> 4wd Prepped class. Rich<br />
Swan and his WRX led <strong>the</strong> way, followed by<br />
Brian Goss’ WRX and Kathy Moody in her 2.5<br />
RS. Positions three thru seven were separated<br />
by a total of six seconds. Nick Holland wedged<br />
his Mitsubishi EVO 8 into <strong>the</strong> middle of <strong>the</strong><br />
heavily Subaru field.<br />
April usually finds <strong>the</strong> RX gang at Loon<br />
Mountain’s South Mountain area. Newly begun<br />
construction on a new base lodge and condos<br />
has ended three years of fun at Loon. We thank<br />
Loon for <strong>the</strong> opportunity to play <strong>the</strong>re during <strong>the</strong><br />
formative years of NER RallyCross. In March,<br />
RallyCross <strong>racing</strong> took place at <strong>the</strong> <strong>dog</strong><strong>track</strong><br />
in Belmont, NH. The ground was frozen,<br />
almost like pavement, until late afternoon,<br />
when it finally thawed a little showing some<br />
soft sandy areas. Upon return in April, <strong>the</strong>re<br />
was no frozen to be found. The soft sandy<br />
conditions kept <strong>the</strong> cor<strong>ner</strong> workers and Safety<br />
Stewards busy, raking and picking rocks to<br />
protect cars from damage. Well done to all that<br />
participated in this aspect of <strong>the</strong> day.<br />
In <strong>the</strong> 2wd prepped classes, first timer Scott<br />
Carlson bested Matt Anderson in a VW vs.<br />
Toyota shoot out. Kory Rooks drove his Toyota<br />
Supra to <strong>the</strong> Rear Prepped class win over Dave<br />
Burdens Cadillac Limo. Dave did an awesome<br />
job captaining that ship through <strong>the</strong> course. I<br />
wonder how many limousines besides Dave’s<br />
have ever had rally tires lugged on? In 2wd<br />
Stock class, Chris Rizzon, pushed hard all day<br />
and landed his Saab on <strong>the</strong> top step of <strong>the</strong><br />
podium for <strong>the</strong> third straight event in 2006.<br />
Chris was chased by Jon Dresser, VW Golf, and<br />
Michael Beliveau, Saab.<br />
The top six spots of 4wd Stock class were<br />
closely packed over a seven second stretch of<br />
time. Scott Beliveau put his Toyota RallyTruck on<br />
<strong>the</strong> podium after a long absence. Second, was<br />
Cliff Collins in his Mazda 323. Nick Nemchuck<br />
placed third in a Subaru<br />
Arthur Chabot (below) and ano<strong>the</strong>r Mitsubishi Galant competitor kick up <strong>the</strong> dust at <strong>the</strong> Back-to-<br />
Back Dog<strong>track</strong> Rally-X. Photos: Andrew Hobgood<br />
PIT TALK May 2006