Waterbury, VT & Naples, ME — The long wait and anticipation is finally over for race fans in Connecticut. Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park will roar back to life this coming Friday-Sunday, October 8-10 with the 59th Annual Sunoco World Series of Speedway Racing on the high-banks.
MILFORD, Conn. — For the first time this year, Doug Coby is heading to the high-banks of Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park for the return of a special event. The Thompson 300 lap race will be back in action this Sunday, October 10, as the headliner of the 59th annual Sunoco World Series of Speedway Racing. (more…)
Here’s where to find NASCAR Cup, Xfinity, NHRA, F1 and more on TV this weekend. (more…)
Here are the results for Russ Conway’s Oktoberfest Sunday at Lee USA 10/3/2021…
HOLTSVILLE, N.Y. — While the celebration of his third NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour championship continues, Justin Bonsignore is going to be back behind the wheel this weekend. (more…)
WESTMINSTER, Mass. — Rameau Family Motorsports owner Randy Rameau has tabbed Craig Lutz to drive the car in the upcoming Thompson 300 at Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park on Sunday, October 10. Lutz will compete in the $20,000 to win race on the high-banks of Thompson looking to grab the checkered flag in the special event. (more…)
Anthony Alfredo of Ridgefield, CT is coming off his best NASCAR Cup Series finish with a top-10 result at the Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway on Monday. He now brings that momentum with him into the Charlotte Roval for this Sunday’s race. (more…)
MILFORD, Conn. — Doug Coby Racing announced on Wednesday that crew chief Phil Moran will be departing the team at the end of the 2021 race season. Moran’s final race for the team will be on Sunday, October 10, in the return of the historic Thompson 300 at Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park, with Doug Coby behind the wheel. Moran will be departing the team following this special event and will pursue a new opportunity with Haydt-Yannone Racing in 2022 with driver Ron Silk. (more…)
WEST HAVEN, Vt. – Tim LaDuc needed a perfect storm to brew over Devil’s Bowl Speedway to have a chance at the 2021 Sportsman Modified track championship, and the clouds showed up at exactly the right time. At the misfortune of Justin Comes, LaDuc pulled off one of the most improbable title runs in the Vermont track’s history on Saturday, October 2, to earn his first crown in 21 years. (more…)
