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September 17, 2007 – YankeeRacer.com

Tim Jordan Returns to His Winning Ways at Waterford

Waterford, CT — Early in the 2007 season, Tim Jordan won four Late Model races at Waterford Speedbowl (CT). Since then, his #47 team has struggled with handling issues on their car after a mid-season. They’ve searched high and low for answers – realigning the front end geometry of their Late Model and going through it multiple times to find why it isn’t handling like it used to.

Usually, that has led to struggles on the racetrack. But not on this past Saturday night. That is when Jordan broke through his slump to win his fifth Waterford feature of the season.

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Maine’s Biggest Racers Make Maine’s Biggest Race Weekend

Naples, ME — Now in only its third year, the PASS 400 Weekend brought to you by Richard Moody & Sons Construction, Norway Savings Bank, and Pullen Heavy Industries at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway, Scarborough, ME is rapidly becoming the biggest race event in Northern New England. There will be over 300 race teams competing over the four days from Thursday night September 20th to the big $10,000 to win DJ Equipment PASS North Super Late Model  300 green-flag lap race on Sunday afternoon, but, more importantly, it’s the names of the racers who choose to race PASS that make this the areas biggest show. It’s a Who’s Who of local racing.

In the PASS North Super Late Model 300 qualifying heats on Saturday the 22nd and in the 300 lapper on Sunday afternoon the 23rd, race fans will see Ben Rowe, Johnny Clark, Mike Rowe, Richie Dearborn, Travis Benjamin, Kelly Moore, Brad Leighton, Dave Dion, Cassius Clark, Alan Wilson, Rick Martin, Gary Smith, and a host of Beech Ridge favorites like Bub Bilodeau, Dan McKeage, Alan Tardif, Curtis Gerry, Billy Rodgers, Donnie Whitten, Kevin Kimball, Mike Fowler, among others.

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Speedbowl Display At Crystal Mall

Waterford, CT — On Tuesday through Thursday of this week, area race fans can get a preview of what will unfold at the Waterford Speedbowl’s Town Fair Tire Finale scheduled for this weekend, September 22nd & 23rd.

Slated to take part in a competitor display at the Crystal Mall in Waterford are the teams of Bill Leonard, Wendell Dailey, Jason Palmer, and, Albert “Bo” Norman.

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Brad Leighton Rallies To Seventh Place Finish At NHIS

Loudon, NH — Brad Leighton made a late-race rally to finish the Aubuchon Hardware 125 at New Hampshire International Speedway in the seventh position. Leighton’s No. 55 Irving Oil Chevrolet was overheating in the final laps of the event, but it didn’t stop the master of the ‘Magic Mile’ from posting a top-10 finish.

“We were tight all day long,” said Leighton. “We pitted for tires and made an adjustment and we gave it all we had. We were running 280 degrees the last 12 laps so that isn’t good. I didn’t want to push it too hard because I didn’t want to destroy the motor for seventh place. We had a top-10 car today, but we really had to work for it.”

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Finale To Settle SK, Mini Stock Point Battles

Waterford, CT –One hundred lap features for the SK-Modifieds and Late Models top the bill for this weekend’s 13-division Town Fair Tire Finale at Waterford Speedbowl. The two-day battle with bring to a close a couple of special point races as well.

Rob Janovic Jr. takes a 14-point lead over Dennis Gada in the SK 100 while Ken Cassidy Jr. enters the Mini Stock 30 lapper a mere 12 ahead of Danny Field. Janovic and Cassidy are seeking first-time crowns while Gada and Field are after new records – a 7th title for Gada and a third straight for Field.

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NEMA’s Cicconi Reigns at Seekonk

Seekonk, MA (September 15, 2007): “Liquid” Lou Cicconi of Aston, PA, has quickly become the man to beat in Northeastern Midget Association (NEMA) action at Seekonk Speedway in Seekonk, MA. The veteran open-wheeler posted his second consecutive Midget feature event win at the famed Cement Palace on Saturday night. Cicconi, who started fourth, took the lead on lap two then went on to hold off a hungry Adam Cantor on a pair of early race restarts before cruising to the victory.

“This is a great win for Tim and Gil Bertrand,” said Cicconi in victory lane. Gil’s wife is battling health issues at home. We wish her a speedy recovery.”

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