Track Champions to be Honored on Nov. 12
More than 30 drivers, riders from the Legends, Bandoleros, and Loudon Road Racing Series to be honored at awards dinner ceremony at F1 Boston in Braintree, Mass.
Scott Greenwood (Dunbarton, N.H.) won seven different classes in the Loudon Road Racing Series this season en route to the 2016 LRRS Track Championship.
LOUDON, N.H. – The Legends saw its reigning champion’s resolve tested; a new pilot drove his way to the Bandolero crown; and the Loudon Road Racing Series featured a veteran’s return to the top. These champions and 30 others will be recognized at the annual awards banquet on Saturday, Nov. 12 at 6:00 p.m. at F1 Boston in Braintree, Mass.
The competition was fierce during a competitive season of racing at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. For the fourth straight season, Shaun Buffington finished atop the finished atop the Moat Mountain Road Course Series and Sign Works Oval Series standings, while Jake Matheson won the ProWraps Bandolero Series title for the first time. Veteran two-wheel pilot Scott Greenwood ended a six-year stranglehold of the Loudon Road Racing track championship.
Here’s a list of all the champions that will receive an award on Saturday, Nov. 12:
Legends Sign Works Oval Series – Shaun Buffington (Plainfield, Conn.)
Legends Moat Mountain Road Course Series – Shaun Buffington (Plainfield, Conn.)
Pro Wraps Bandolero Series – Jake Matheson (Hillsboro, N.H.)
Loudon Road Race Series Track Champion – Scott Greenwood (Dunbarton, N.H.)
VANSON Rookie of the Year – Shawn Barron (Riverhead, N.Y.)
125 Grand Prix – Shawn Spear (Buxton, Maine)
Formula 300 – Gunnar Ouellette (Manchester, N.H.)
Formula 50 Lights – Christopher Reynolds (Ridgefield, Conn.)
Formula 40 Lights – Charles Sandoz (Plainville, Mass.)
Formula 40 Unlimited – Eric Wood (Ashburnham, Mass.)
GTL – Charles Sandoz (Plainville, Mass.)
GTO – Scott James (Kennebunk, Maine)
GTU – Scott Greenwood (Dunbarton, N.H.)
Heavyweight Superbike – Scott Greenwood (Dunbarton, N.H.)
Heavyweight Supersport – Scott Greenwood (Dunbarton, N.H.)
Lightweight Grand Prix – Charles Sandoz (Plainville, Mass.)
Lightweight Sportsman – Kevin Allen (Manchester Center, Vt.)
Lightweight Superbike – Charles Sandoz (Plainville, Mass.)
Lightweight Supersport – Peter Gaboriault (Danvers, Mass.)
Middleweight Formula 40 – Scott Greenwood (Dunbarton, N.H.)
Middleweight Grand Prix – Scott Greenwood (Dunbarton, N.H.)
Middleweight Superbike – Scott Greenwood (Dunbarton, N.H.)
Middleweight Supersport – Scott Greenwood (Dunbarton, N.H.)
Motard – Kevin Allen (Manchester Center, Vt.)
Super Singles – Kevin Allen (Manchester Center, Vt.)
Super Sport 500 – Branch Worsham (Old Westbury, N.Y.)
Super Twins – David Dayon (Rumford, Maine)
Thunderbike – Charles Sandoz (Plainville, Mass.)
Ultralight Grand Prix – Jake Vader (Franklin, N.H.)
Ultralight Superbike – Peter Gaboriault (Danvers, Mass.)
Ultralight Thunderbike – Gunnar Ouellette (Manchester, N.H.)
Unlimited Grand Prix – Eric Wood (Ashburnham, Mass.)
Unlimited Superbike – Eric Wood (Ashburnham, Mass.)
Unlimited Supersport – Eric Wood (Ashburnham, Mass.)
The Granite State Legends Cars, Bandoleros and Loudon Road Race Series will bring back the excitement in 2016 for several action-packed weekends. For more information fans are encouraged to visit www.nhms.com.