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LRRS Important Updates
2020 Race Season Update
Dear LRRS Riders,
We posted another video (4 minutes) on the Loudon Road Race Series Facebook page Tuesday night, and if you get a chance it would be great for you to watch it. There’s just something about being able to hear someone talk that really helps everyone get the feel for what is going on and why. As everyone will come to know, we feel it’s really important to communicate the WHY we make the decisions we do. We have a lot of great people in LRRS and want to truly involve all of you every step of the way.
Here are the basics of what was communicated: READ MORE . . . .
Important Information
Rider Registration
2020 LRRS Rider Packet
Rider Registration
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NEW LRRS Rulebook
2020 LRRS Rider Packet
Rider Registration
Please read below for some important information on the upcoming season.
2020 LRRS Rider Packet
2020 LRRS Rider Packet
2020 LRRS Rider Packet
2020 Race License and Medical Contact form.
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Minor Waver Form
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2020 LRRS Rider Packet
2020 Parental Consent form.
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Motorcycles and Equipment
Want to have some fun with your motorcycle and maybe even earn a racing license?
Want to have some fun with your motorcycle and maybe even earn a racing license?
Check here for good deals on race only and street motorcycles and equipment being sold by our members.
Want to have some fun with your motorcycle and maybe even earn a racing license?
Want to have some fun with your motorcycle and maybe even earn a racing license?
Want to have some fun with your motorcycle and maybe even earn a racing license?
Did you know that the longest-running racing and track day school is based right here in New England? Click on the image above to visit
The Penguin Racing School's website.
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Copies of updates and notices concerning venues, schedules and other important information.
A quick history lesson on LRRS
A quick history lesson on how the LRRS group came to be.
AAMRR was the original racing club here in NE was founded by Lou Otto along with Fred Otto, Marti Otto Whaley, and Walter von Shonenfeld in the early 1960s. It was later managed by Bob Pepper and then by Steve Ross and Donnie Mei until the mid-eighties before running into financial issues. These problems caused AAMRR to evaporate (mid-week, just before a race weekend was planned to be run). Ted Goddard, who was the Track Operations Manager at the time, called me (Steve Aspland) and told me of the problem and asked if Penguin racing School could help cover the insurance for the weekend. I said, “you need to talk to Jerry Wood about that”. Jerry then called the AMA who sent people out to NE on two days' notice to manage and insure the event. Most of the riders never even knew that there was a problem and that these changes had been made. Ted then looked at a bunch of us and said “if we are going to keep racing alive in NE you guys need to help”. That is how LRRS came to be. Don Hutchinson – Race Director, Jerry Wood – Safety Director, Fred Mitchell – Referee, Steve Aspland-Assistant Referee, Karen Hornbecker – Medical and many more volunteers all worked to make this what it is today. Then LRRS group was transferred to SMI when Bob Bahre sold the NHMS facility to them and they have worked to continue this tradition of fun, safe, and some of the most competitive Amateur class motorcycle racing in the USA! " A funny story about that: On a Monday after an LRRS event I was sitting in the office out front waiting to drive Don Hutchenson to the airport who was out to lunch with Bob Bahre. He gets out of the car and while walking towards me he just starts laughing. What so funny I asked. Bob just asked me who owns LRRS so I had to tell him that he did. He just smiled and said I guess I will have to tell them (SMI) that it comes with the package. They had no idea either.
And now it is our turn to continue the tradition!