(Stafford Springs, CT) — After winning the SK Light championship in 2020 and finishing second to Derek Debbis by virtue of a tiebreaker in 2021, Brian Sullivan will make a return to the SK Modified® division this season. Sullivan ran 2 full seasons and 4 partial seasons in the SK Modified® division from 2010-2016 and he is looking forward to returning to the premier division at Stafford behind the wheel of the #46 Monaco Ford Mustang.
After finishing fifth in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series season opener at Daytona International Speedway, Parker Kligerman (of Westport, CT) and his #75 Henderson Motorsports team will run twelve more races in 2022. (more…)
Here’s where to find racing on TV and the major streaming services this week, highlighted by NASCAR at Las Vegas Motor Speedway: (more…)
SEEKONK, Mass. – Tri Track and Monaco Ford officials confirmed today they will partner for the 2022 season to showcase the Monaco Modified Tri Track Series to race fans in New England.
Arlington, Texas, (February 26, 2022) Monster Energy Star Racing Yamaha’s Eli Tomac claimed the overall win inside AT&T Stadium at Round 8 of the 2022 Monster Energy AMA Supercross series. (more…)
In Saturday’s Xfinity race at Fontana International Speedway Cole Custer won that one. Anthony Alfredo of Ridgefield, CT, was also a winning contender, and cracked the top five, in one of Chris Our’s team cars. (more…)
FONTANA, Calif: Anthony Alfredo of Ridgefield, CT and his Our Motorsports team threw a “Hail Mary” late in Saturday afternoon’s Production Alliance Group 300 at Auto Club (Calif.) Speedway and it nearly led to an upset victory in the second NASCAR Xfinity Series race of the season.
Starting with the 2022 season the PRO4 Modified’s Of New England will end the two-division concept. Going forward the division will race as one division with rules to keep the competition tight and fun. The Club’s Competition Committee has made several rule changes/adjustments over the past two years to close the gap between the Lite and Unlimited Cars. (more…)
Barre, VT — The March 18th deadline for ACT Late Model Tour drivers and teams ready to tackle the full, 13-race 2022 schedule is fast approaching. The longer teams hold off, the sooner that $300 discount is gone as the full season entry shoots from the discounted $700 to $1,000. Several teams, including New Hampshire’s Jimmy Renfew Jr., have already filed and are entered in all events that make up the 31st year of ACT Late Model Tour action.
