A standing room only crowd filed into Riverhead Raceway Saturday for the Ollie’s Bargain Outlet I Love America night Fireworks and School Bus Demolition Derby program and were treated to some great stock car racing prior to the family entertainment events. Second generation TK Figure Eight talent Will “The Thrill” Farrell of Mastic led the list of NASCAR Local Racing Series powered by O’Reilly Auto Parts winners after he scored his first career feature event win in a 15-lap contest.
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FloRacing to Stream Biggest Event in Drag Racing for First Time in History – Night Under Fire
AUSTIN, TX – (July 29, 2026) — For the first time in its 49-year history, the legendary Cornwell Tools Night Under Fire will be streamed live, bringing drag racing’s biggest single-day event to millions of fans across the United States and around the world exclusively on FloRacing.
Live from Summit Motorsports Park in Norwalk, Ohio, Night Under Fire has become one of motorsports’ most iconic annual events, blending elite nitro-powered drag racing with spectacular entertainment that has drawn generations of fans. Until now, the experience has largely been limited to those who could attend in person.
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Kyler Davis and Kyle Willis First Time Winners on Midseason Championship Night At White Mountain
N. Woodstock, NH — A picture-perfect Saturday night greeted the fans and teams of White Mountain Motorsports Park for Midseason Championships! The Farmyard Store Flying Tigers kicked off the evening’s double point features with rookie Chris Moulton and veteran Mike Clark at the head of the field. Kyle Willis climbed up into second before taking the lead around Clark at the halfway point in their 35-lap main event. Even while the car grew looser underneath him, Kyle Willis prevailed to his first Flying Tiger victory over Cameron Ouellette and Mike Clark.
Kyler Davis and Kyle Willis First Time Winners on White Mountain Midseason Championship Night
N. Woodstock, NH — A picture-perfect Saturday night greeted the fans and teams of White Mountain Motorsports Park for Midseason Championships! The Farmyard Store Flying Tigers kicked off the evening’s double point features with rookie Chris Moulton and veteran Mike Clark at the head of the field. Kyle Willis climbed up into second before taking the lead around Clark at the halfway point in their 35-lap main event. Even while the car grew looser underneath him, Kyle Willis prevailed to his first Flying Tiger victory over Cameron Ouellette and Mike Clark.
The Seven Year Itch – NASCAR Returns to Chicagoland for First Time Since 2019
MOORESVILLE, N.C. (June 29, 2026) – Since its debut in 2001, Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet, Illinois, has hosted 94 races across seven series on its 1.5-mile oval. None, however, have been in the last seven years.
When the checkered flag waved on June 30, 2019, to mark the end of the Camping World 400 NASCAR Cup Series race, it also marked the end of racing on Chicagoland’s D-shaped layout. Save for serving as a storage area for pickup trucks awaiting microchips during the global shortage brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, and hosting a one-off SuperMotocross event in 2023, Chicagoland has been dormant. Scooby-Doo vibes replaced the “Boogity, boogity, boogity, let’s go racing!” mantra made famous by NASCAR Hall of Fame driver and FOX broadcaster Darrell Waltrip.
Four First Time Winners, Hagar Soars In Friday Outlaws At Claremont
CLAREMONT, NH – Four drivers won their first victory ever at Claremont Motorsports Park, two more won for the first time this season, and Robert Hagar, a previous 2026 Super Street winner, scored his first career Outlaw Late Model victory Friday.
And while it was Hagar’s first Outlaw win, it was the third this summer for the chariot he piloted to Country Fuels VIctory Lane on Friday. The Windsor, VT ace was victorious in his maiden voyage aboard the potent Streeter Construction 22 entry, a rocketship already piloted to 2026 wins by both Brandon Gray and Guy Caron.
Bill Cote Looking to Capture First Stafford Street Stock Win in Midstate Site Development SS 30
(Stafford Springs, CT)—Now in his sixth season of Street Stock competition at Stafford Speedway, Belchertown, MA native Bill Cote is still in search of his first feature victory. Cote and his #69 Roy’s Auto Service team have come agonizingly close to a first victory, scoring a second place finish at the end of the 2024 season before posting a pair of third place finishes during the 2025 season. Cote has yet to visit the podium in 2026, but he has posted top-8 finishes in every race this season. Cote will be looking to break into NAPA Victory Lane this Friday, June 26 when the Street Stock division takes to the track for its biggest race of the season, the Midstate Site Development Street Stock 30.
World Supercross Announces First Five Locations Of 2026 Season Calendar
London, UK, 22 April 2026: The FIM World Supercross Championship has revealed the first five locations for its 2026 season, marking the opening phase of what will ultimately be the championship’s biggest and most globally diverse calendar to date.
With locations confirmed across five continents and another round to be announced at a later date, the 2026 season will continue to deliver world‑class racing to key international markets while expanding its global footprint.
Riverhead Raceway To Host First Of Two Practice Days Saturday, Free Grandstand Admission For Fans
The roar of race engines with the aroma of Sunoco Race Fuel will fill the air surrounding Riverhead Raceway Saturday afternoon April 18th as the track hosts the first on track activity leading up to the 2026 race season. As tradition dictates, grandstand admission for the Saturday test & tune will be free for race starved fans as well for the second practice day set for Saturday April 25th. Cars are scheduled to take to the historic quarter mile at 11:00 AM with rotating practice running into early evening.
Historic Day for Droplight-Sponsored Racers at Daytona 200 – Josh Herrin Secures Fourth Straight Victory as Kayla Yaakov Becomes First Woman Ever to Podium
DAYTONA BEACH, FL (March 9, 2026) – The 2026 Daytona 200 marked a defining moment for the racing community and for Droplight, the cultural engine backing the next generation of fearless competitors and brand builders. In one of the most historic finishes in the race’s nearly century-long history, Droplight-supported riders dominated the podium storylines, with rising star Kayla Yaakov making history as the first woman ever to finish on the Daytona 200 podium, while veteran champion Josh Herrin captured his fourth consecutive Daytona 200 victory.