One week after MCGF, Furlong continued to travel to New Hampshire to get a taste of the local hill that has spurred success for Tim Cayer in putting on the GSI race series. For a half-mile course, the racing offered its technical aspect with the Turn 2-3 chicane. This event can be considered to be a regional event, similar to the IGSA West LA Championship Series, in terms of number of participants. It was a pretty small scale event, with more racers than there are spectators, according to some of the locals from Maine and New Hampshire.

After having acquired the necessary number of races in his belt, Abdil "Furlong" Mahdzan was ready to turn pro by GSI rules. With his amateur status for the 2003 racing season, he was allowed to race both amateur and pro within the same race season.

Being a one-day event, Furlong was ready to race amateur and pro street luge. In the amateur class, Furlong is only up against 3 other riders: Roland Morrison, Mackenzie Cayer, and Tom Whalen. Furlong wins the holeshot in every heat and leads the 4-man pack to Turn 3 all the way thru the exit, but Roland Morrison with his heavier weight outrolls Furlong on the straightaway to the finish. Furlong takes 2nd place in the amateur street luge class!

In the pro class, the line up consisted of Abdil "Furlong" Mahdzan, Roland Morrison, Jared Carr, Sean Clarke, and Kyle Cayer. The pro class was unforgiving for Furlong as he merely keeps up with the rest of the pack all the way down the course. The local riders had the upper hand as they race regularly on this hill. In the final heat, however, an accident that caused Kyle and Roland to crash while exiting Turn 3 posed potential problems for Furlong and he looked for an opening in the midst of the carnage to escape to a second place finish in the heat.