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Watkins Glen, N.Y. – TRG’s John Potter, Spencer Pumpelly and Craig Stanton came home fifth in today’s running of the Grand-Am Rolex Series Sahlen’s Six Hours of The Glen. Teammates Josemanuel Gutierrez, Scott Schroeder and Duncan Ende finished the day in 11th with Justin Marks, RJ Valentine and Andy Lally ending in 13th.
Coming into the race Pumpelly had a slim one point lead in the GT championship standings. He leaves The Glen second in points, just eight back from the leader. The consistency of the No. 66 AXA/Wealth Management Strategies/Magnus Racing/TRG Porsche GT3 showed once again finishing in fifth with new to the car drivers John Potter and Craig Stanton. Pumpelly was able to lead 11 laps in two different segments during the race…Â Details
Honolulu — The 2009 champions of the Hard Rock Cafe State Surfing Championships, presented by Surftech, were crowned today, wrapping up three days of intense competition at Ala Moana Bowls. Waves persisted in the two- to three-foot range for the final stage.
More than 200 competitors from around the state gathered at Ala Moana over the past three days. Event director Wendell Aoki spoke particularly highly of the outer-island contingent.
“We were really impressed to have so many outer island qualifiers attend,” said Aoki, “and they put in some very strong performances. Economically, this isn’t an easy time for families to be traveling and competing, so we genuinely appreciate the lengths they went to to make it. The result is a truly competitive team from Hawaii that will now move on to the national championships in California in August. We are very proud of our kids.”
The technical nature of Ala Moana Bowls – a rapid-fire left that has a distinct …Â Details