From a press release issued by New Hampshire International Speedway (NHIS):

Bikes Aim for Formula USA/CCS Loudon Classic

The Eighty-First Annual Loudon Classic at New Hampshire International Speedway, the nation’s oldest motorcycle race meet, is set for June 18-20. Riders from the Formula USA National Championship Series and Championship Cup Series will compete in this traditional Father’s Day weekend event. Great battles are shaping up in all of the amateur and professional classes.

In the Sportbike class, Eric Wood is expecting serious challenges from Mike Barnes, Scott Greenwood (2003 Formula USA Sportbike Champion), and Chris Ulrich as he defends his 2003 Classic title.

A highly competitive Superbike field at the Classic includes Barnes, Timothy Bemisderfer, Mike Himmelsbach, Ulrich, and Jeff Wood.

A number of Canada’s top riders will duel America’s best in the Carrera Leathers/Infinity Can-Am 125 GP and the Rising Sun/Infinity 250 GP.

A popular addition to the Loudon Classic is the Super Motard race. A jump has been added on the front straight to add to the excitement of this unique combination of asphalt and dirt racing. Jeff Wood won the 2003 inaugural race. Supercross star Doug Henry is expected to lead a strong group of contenders for the Super Motard crown.

The nine days of motorcycle action at New Hampshire International Speedway starts the weekend before the Classic with the Loudon Road Racing Series races on Saturday and Sunday, June 12-13. The popular Vintage racers from The U.S. Classic Racing Association take to the circuit on Monday, June 14.

Make your plans now to attend the Classic by calling Speedway Guest Services at (603) 783-4931 for money-saving advance sale tickets, or visit the Speedway online at www.nhis.com. Camping is available for all VIP Weekend ticket holders.


More, from a third revised version of the original press release issued by NHIS:

PLEASE NOTE: We apologize for any further inconvenience. Please note that last years Sportbike event was two legs, whereas this year’s event is one leg only. Both Jeff Wood and Scott Greenwood won in Sportbike at last year’s Classic. This final revision notes that. Also, Jeff Wood not Eric Wood was the winner of leg 1 of the 2003 Sportbike event. Once again, our apologies for any inconvenience.

Bikes Aim for Formula USA/CCS Loudon Classic

The Eighty-First Annual Loudon Classic at New Hampshire International Speedway, the nation’s oldest motorcycle race meet, is set for June 18-20. Riders from the Formula USA National Championship Series and Championship Cup Series will compete in this traditional Father’s Day weekend event. Great battles are shaping up in all of the amateur and professional classes.

In the Sportbike class, Jeff Wood and Scott Greenwood (2003 Formula USA Sportbike Champion) will be defending their 2003 Loudon Classic titles. They expect serious challenges from a talented group of riders including Chris Ulrich.

A highly competitive Superbike field at the Classic includes Timothy Bemisderfer, Mike Himmelsbach, Chris Ulrich, and Jeff Wood.

A number of Canada’s top riders will duel America’s best in the Carrera Leathers/Infinity Can-Am 125 GP and the Rising Sun/Infinity 250 GP.

A popular addition to the Loudon Classic is the Super Motard race. A jump has been added on the front straight to add to the excitement of this unique combination of asphalt and dirt racing. Jeff Wood won the 2003 inaugural race. Supercross star Doug Henry is expected to lead a strong group of contenders for the Super Motard crown.

The nine days of motorcycle action at New Hampshire International Speedway starts the weekend before the Classic with the Loudon Road Racing Series races on Saturday and Sunday, June 12-13. The popular Vintage racers from The U.S. Classic Racing Association take to the circuit on Monday, June 14.

Make your plans now to attend the Classic by calling Speedway Guest Services at (603) 783-4931 for money-saving advance sale tickets, or visit the Speedway online at www.nhis.com. Camping is available for all VIP Weekend ticket holders.