Archambault crowned at AMP

The St-Colomban, Que. rider took his Archambault Racing / Centre Hamel
Honda CBR600RR around the AMP track in 1:10.710 to pick up four points
and extend his lead over Jeremie Hade Precourt to 106 points in the
class standings.

Hade Precourt, from Granby, Que. was fourth fastest riding the JHP Racing / Picotte Performance Suzuki GSX-R600.

The races can just be for fun now who like Jordan Szoke
in Superbike and Pro Sport Bike is trying to complete a perfect season
with seven wins from seven races. We are still working on the
set-up. Here it's hard because you can make a change that will work on
the first half of the lap but it is not good for the second part of the
lap.

Local ace Charlie Legere of Kinsac, N.S. qualified second fastest with a time of 1:11.464
on the Walter Chappell Well Drilling Honda CBR600RR and Phillipe Masse
was third aboard his Kawasaki ZX-6R at 1:11.838.

Frankville, N.S.'s Bobby Baldwin leads off row two on his Suzuki GSX-R600 with
Hamilton, Ont. racers Lee Kuhn (Triumph 675 Daytona) and Steven
Nickerson (Honda CBR600RR) alongside.

Falmouth, N.S. racer Austin Shaw-O’Leary claimed pole position for this weekend’s Honda
CBR125R Challenge races with a time of 1:30.189. Points leader Ryan
Appenrodt of Quesnel, B.C. will start sixth and his closest title
challenger, Laval, Que.’s Loic Viscasillas lines up ninth.

Appenrodt leads Viscasillas by 57 points in the standings, 360-303.Olivier Spilborghs of White Rock, B.C. closed the gap to points leader Rob
Busby by claiming pole in the K&N Filters’ Sport Twins class on his
Buell XB9R. Spilborghs recorded a 1:12.899 while Busby had to settle
for a 1:13.052 on his Buell XB12R.

The Brantford, Ont. rider now leads Spilborghs by 66 points, 259-193.

Archambault was also quickest in qualifying for the Pro Cycle ARL Amateur Superbike
race with a 1:10.911 on his Honda. Legere was again next best with a
time of 1:11.304 aboard his CBR600RR.