Jeff Cote is making his first Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour start in the United States one week from today as he tries to secure the Quebec Challenge Series championship at Oxford Plains Speedway. (Mark A. Cote photo)
Barre, VT — With last week’s announced schedule changes adding an event at Oxford Plains Speedway as a replacement for the rain-cancelled event at Ste-Croix, so too comes a change up for the Quebec Challenge Series. The international Challenge that carries a $5,000 point fund for the top five finalists will now conclude on Friday, August 22nd to help kick-off the 52nd All That’s Metal Oxford 250 weekend.
The Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour will now contest the Yvon Bedard 109 at Oxford Plains Speedway on Friday, August 22 for a doubleheader weekend as part of the 52nd Oxford 250 after Circuit Riverside Speedway could not receive permits for the original August 17 make-up. (Mark A. Cote photo)
Barre, VT — In an unfortunate turn of events, the Municipality of Ste-Croix, Quebec informed the American-Canadian Tour (ACT) office that the Yvon Bedard 149 will not go on as rescheduled on August 17 at Circuit Riverside Speedway. Officials at the Speedway were unable to obtain permits for a rain date during the originally scheduled date on July 5.
With the current situation having been relayed to the ACT office through a series of lawyers and track officials over the past week, Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour officials have been hard at work to secure a new venue for the event. Newly minted as the Yvon Bedard 109, the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour will go green at Oxford Plains Speedway on Friday, August 22 to make a Friday/Saturday doubleheader as part of the 52nd All That’s Metal Oxford 250 weekend.
The final hundred laps of the Milton CAT Midsummer Classic 250 saw Kaiden Fisher (18VT), Raphael Lessard (48QC) and Jesse Switser (25NH) running nose-to-tail or side-by-side in and around lap traffic with $10,000 waiting for the victor under the checkered flag. (Mark A. Cote photo)
N. Woodstock, NH — White Mountain Motorsports Park opened their gates Saturday for the biggest showdown of the season with the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour invading for the 8th annual Milton CAT Midsummer Classic 250. With $10,000 on the line and plenty of strategy available to be there at the end of 250 laps, the 2025 edition only added to the magic that is the Milton CAT Midsummer Classic 250.
Milton CAT Midsummer Classic Victory Lane for the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour at White Mountain Motorsports Park (L-R) Derek Gluchacki (3rd), winner Raphael Lessard and D.J. Shaw (2nd) surrounded by Milton CAT representatives. (Johnny Racer photo)
N. Woodstock, NH — Thirty Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour Late Models entered the pits at White Mountain Motorsports Park on Saturday afternoon and all thirty started the 8th annual Milton CAT Midsummer Classic 250. Former King of the Mountain track champion Kasey Beattie earned the pole in Plus/Minus qualifying with a +6 in heat three with eight-time ACT champion Brian Hoar to his outside. The two battled hard at the onset before Beattie took off with the lead in the early goings. The lap 100 fuel stop quickly gave way to a mad dash to the pit area for fresh Hoosier Racing Tires with Beattie, Nick Sweet, Bryan Mason and Hoar opting to stay out and play the strategy game.
Will any of the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour teams have anything for Raphael Lessard? The Canadian star is looking to go two-for-two in ACT competition at White Mountain this year and take the $10,000 Milton CAT Midsummer Classic 250! (Mark A. Cote photo)
N. Woodstock, NH — The time has come for the biggest event of the summer season at White Mountain Motorsports Park with the 8th annual Milton CAT Midsummer Classic 250! The Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour rolls in for their second event of three for the year at White Mountain with Quebec’s Raphael Lessard leading the touring charge for the $10,000 grand prize!
Will any of the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour teams have anything for Raphael Lessard? The Canadian star is looking to go two-for-two in ACT competition at White Mountain this year and take the $10,000 Milton CAT Midsummer Classic 250! (Mark A. Cote photo)
Barre, VT — The time has come once again for the return of the longest point-counting event of the summer season for the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour as they invade New Hampshire’s White Mountain Motorsports Park for the 8th annual Milton CAT Midsummer Classic 250! The $10,000 to win showdown will once again pit the local hot-shoes versus the Touring stars and the Quebec invaders for the title fight of the summer season!
N. Woodstock, NH — After waiting patiently for a break in the rain that unfortunately never came, Pro All Stars Series and White Mountain Motorsports Park officials agreed to pull the plug on Sunday’s three division showcase just before 1pm. Officials have moved the three division PASS Spectacular to Saturday, September 20th with a 7:00pm Post Time and ask that all participants keep their Pit Passes from July 27 for the make-up event.
Victory Lane for the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour at Autodrome Montmangy in the CAN-AM 200 (L-R) Raphael Lessard (2nd), photo-finish winner Jeff Cote and Gabe Brown (3rd). (Mark A. Cote photo)
Montmagny, QC — Thirty-seven Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour teams entered the infield pit area of Autodrome Montmagny Saturday morning to, for the third time this season, break a track record in car count for the CAN-AM 200. The last combination event for the US-based Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour and Serie ACT Quebec, the CAN-AM 200 was the race of the season so far with action-a-plenty throughout right to the bitter end.
It’s Midseason Championships night at White Mountain Motorsports Park this Saturday, July 19 with Double Points adding Double the Excitement for some great Thunder in the Mountains this weekend! (Johnny Racer photo)
N. Woodstock, NH — The gates reopen at White Mountain Motorsports Park this Saturday night for one of the most important events of the summer schedule. Midseason Championships on Saturday, July 19 marks the halfway point in the season with double points on the lines for all divisions!
Quinny Welch is back where he feels most comfortable, atop the 1764 Sports Bar & Grill Late Model standings. What Welch really wants though, is a win and what better way to get his first of the year than to stand tall as the Midseason Champion?! In fact, the top three in Late Model standings all remain winless this season, using consistency to make their way to the top.
The Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour storms back across the border to Autodrome Montmagny, just outside Quebec City, for the CAN-AM 200; An international battle to see which side of the border holds the best Late Model driver with $10,000 on the line! (Mark A. Cote photo)
Barre, VT — The Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour is back in action North of the Border this Saturday, July 19 at Autodrome Montmagny just outside of Quebec City for the $10,000-to-win CAN-AM 200! The classic international battle between the US invaders and the Canadian home guard will once again settle the score in front of a packed house this Saturday under the lights!