Author Archive for: Bill Seymour

Entries by Bill Seymour

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2026 Spring Rally Recap

The Fall 2024 Dow Rally used a beautiful course that started in Ayer MA and explored lovely towns in Southern New Hampshire. We expected some great scenery and leaf peeping, but instead got rain and lousy weather. So for this year’s Spring Rally, we decided to use most of that same course and have some […]

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7th Annual Dow Rally Invades NCR

Well the weather wasn’t perfect but everything else pretty much was.  The course, which took us into Southern New Hampshire (take that NCR!), explored some interesting towns, found nice windy roads and offered lots of spectacular views (great job Anker!). We had a good turnout – 34 signups but a few last minute dropouts – […]

Wet and Wild at Watkins Glen

It was the worst of times (Friday), it was the best of times (Saturday)!  Then Sunday was kind of a mix.  NER had its annual visit to your favorite track (at least it’s mine) and experienced a weather rollercoaster. We started off on the wrong foot on the Thursday drive out with a Mass Pike […]

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2023 Martha and Charlie Dow Rally

Another successful Dow Rally is history! Our decision to switch from Saturday to Sunday turned out well as we had a perfect early Fall day for our 25 cars (we lost a few due to the day switch and maybe we were competing with the Treehouse Cars and Coffee!). The Dow family was represented by […]

Palmer Goes the Proper Way

NER’s final DE of the season took place September 23-25th at Palmer Motorsports Park (our home track). This time we went counter-clockwise as god intended. Your loyal scribe (the job is called “DE Crier” like “Town Crier”) was there only on Friday (he is on the PUP list) but his spies filled in the details […]

NER’s Annual Trip to Watkins Glen

  Greetings track fans and those who live vicariously in their easy chair. The words you are reading are from a pinch hitter for your DE Crier Bill Seymour who is unfortunately nursing a bad back and was unable to attend the Watkins Glen event this year. I know this was a big blow to […]