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A Weekend Shaped by the Weather and the Determination of Drivers in Sorel-Tracy
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The second event of the Hydroplane Racing League (HRL) season, held on June 6 and 7 in Sorel-Tracy, was marked by intense on-water action and challenging weather conditions.
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Despite unfavorable weather on Saturday, drivers delivered an exciting show on the St. Lawrence River, once again demonstrating their talent, determination, and passion for the sport.
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Unfortunately, weather conditions did not improve on Sunday, forcing the complete cancellation of the racing program for safety reasons. As a result, the weekend standings were determined based on the fastest recorded times in each class.
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Sorel-Tracy Regatta Results
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Novice Class
- N-1 Thunderboat, driven by Méderyck Guillet
- N-444 Miss Valleyfield, driven by Jayden Théorêt
- N-109 L’Angle d’attaque, driven by Olivier Maisonneuve
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Formula R Class
- R-817 Formax Racing, driven by Francis Sauvé
- R-50 CentsLess 15, driven by Ayden Sovie
- R-91 Karma, driven by Rémi Beauvillain
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Formula F Class
- F-92 Tenacity, driven by John Shaw
- F-50 CentsLess 16, driven by Kenneth Brodie
- F-26 Dreamweaver, driven by Kevin Smith
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Hydro 350 Class
- H-306 Dognasty, driven by Tommy Shannon
- H-666 Charpentek, driven by Danny Léger
- H-519 Team Toban, driven by Kent Henderson
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Pro Hydro Class
- V-109 Formax, driven by Dominic Maisonneuve
- V-19 Do It, driven by Éric Labelle
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Grand Prix Class
- GP-757 Canada Boy, driven by Kent Henderson
- GP-212 Sylco, driven by Éric Langevin
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Next Stop: Brockville
The HRL circuit will continue on June 27 and 28 in Brockville, Ontario, where all classes will return to action for another adrenaline-filled weekend of hydroplane racing.