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Kawasaki's
Josh Creamer returns home to New England
to compete against his long time racing
buddies |
Although the track in East Lempster, New Hampshire
was in a saturated state, Kawasaki’s Josh
Creamer had no problems in the slippery sands
of Jolly Roger. He tore up the track from gate
drop until the checkered flag flew, wowing the
sizeable crowd at hand.
Creamer dominated both Pro and Pro-Am motos
of the day, but was not handed the 1-1 overall
victory on a silver platter, #15 Christopher
Holden gave Creamer a run for his money until
his motor seized and was forced to abandon the
pursuit. Other riders to chase Creamer to the
finish line in the Pro-Am race were Suzuki’s
Joe Havvisto, Muff’s Justin Hoffler, BCS’s
Vincent Mofford, and Nac’s Racing’s
Danny Lewis. The remainders of the top 10 Pro-Am
class riders were Nate Morello, Myles Santaniello,
Eric Hooper, Jason Connell, and Casey Loring.
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| Justin
Hoffler - 2nd Place
2007 Open Pro & Open Pro Am Class |
Danny
Lewis - 3rd Place
2007 Open Pro & Open Pro Am Class |
Josh Creamer continued his dominance by trouncing
the competition in the Open Pro class as well.
Taking another 1-1 victory proved Creamer is
a force to be reckoned with in the pro ranks.
Top 10 finishers included Muff’s Justin
Hoffler, BCS’s Mike Pilotte, Suzuki’s
Joe Havvisto, Nac’s Racing’s Danny
Lewis, Gabriell’s Thomas Moffard, BCS’s
Vincent Mofford, Baldwin Motorsport’s
Nate Morello, BCS/K&K’s Matthew Pomeroy,
and Columbia’s Danny Shea.
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| 2007
Open Pro & Open ProAm Class Champion,
Nate Morello |
Track conditions like these throughout the
year were no match for one rider though, Nate
Morello brought home the NEATV-MX Pro Championship
on his #111 Baldwin Motorports Honda 450R. Early
in the season, Nate set a goal for himself,
and that was to get a championship under his
belt and on his resume. The main driving force
that brought his tremendous points lead was
his consistency throughout the entire year.
Nate started out the year by racing four of
the WPSA series races and then came back to
the NEATV MX series. He is very proud of what
NEATV-MX’s President Howard Payne has
done for this series to really get it going
and keep progressing to higher levels. Howard
has “brought this series a very long way”,
Nate said, and he has been working very hard.
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Special
Thanks to Jasson Perron for all his time
in making it possible for ATVriders.com
to attend, and we plan on being back for
the entire 2008 Season |
The gloomy weather that had settled down and
blanketed the area was no downer for some families
in the NEATV-MX racing community. Saturday night
was the Halloween and Costume party at the track.
Kids and parents alike dressed up in spooky
and somewhat comical garb and strolled the pits
of Jolly Roger’s. Costume contests were
held and it was a great help to subside the
chill of the October weather.
