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North East Motor Sports Museum 2021 Features The John Bettencourt Laconia Winning Suzuki
The North East Motor Sports Museum located just south of the New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Rt. 106 broke ground in September of 2015. Construction of the museum was completed in the Fall of 2016. For 2021, the 10,000 sq. ft. museum will feature a special exhibit keyed in part to the John Bettencourt “Laconia” National win- ning Suzuki. As a part of that exhibit, the Museum will also feature the very rare factory ROKON flat track motor- cycle that was manufactured in Keene, New Hampshire. Featured also will be historic motorcycles that competed in other Laconia AMA nationals, New England and international competitions.
Along with rotating special exhibits, the museum will showcase the rich history of all motorsports that took place in New England from motorcycles to stock cars, midgets, sprint cars, dragsters, sports cars etc. Historically, New England’s tracks dating back to the very early 1900’s, reflect a very diverse culture of all motor racing. New England produced some of the world’s top riders and drivers in all motor sport disciplines.
The non-profit museum is constructed on leased land from the New Hampshire Motor Speedway. It will house a varied permanent collection of race vehicles, feature special exhibits, and house an extensive collection of race memorabilia.
The AMA sanctioned Gypsy Tour on June 13th will go from Laconia Motorcycle Week headquarters to the NEMS museum and then to the international FIM Vintage motorcycle races at the Speedway. The Gypsy Tour will be a fundraiser for the museum.
For more information on the Northeast Motor Sports Museum or to become a member, www.nemsmuseum.com.
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Photo Courtesy: W. Stephen Loughlin