(Stafford Springs, CT)—Last season at Stafford Speedway, Casella Waste Systems added to their contingency program sponsorship by becoming the title sponsor of the Casella Waste Open 80. Casella Waste Systems will return to Stafford Speedway in both capacities for the 2024 season.
Charlotte, N.C. (February 8, 2024) – Racing America has reached a multi-year broadcasting agreement with Race of Champions (ROC), bringing the entirety of the series’ 2024 schedule to RacingAmerica.TV. (more…)
WADING RIVER, N.Y. – Three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion Justin Bonsignore and his Ken Massa Motorsports team are ready for another season.
BECHTELSVILLE, PA FEBRUARY 2, 2024 For the thirty-fifth season, the Thunder on the Hill Racing Series will return to the popular Grandview Speedway in Bechtelsville, PA with three absolutely high profile events. In addition, we are thrilled to announce the return of all our sponsors, including NAPA Auto Parts which has been the Thunder Series sponsor since 1992.
CHELMSFORD, Mass. – Modified champion Jon McKennedy announced today that he will drive in over 15 Tour-Type Modified races across the New England region in 2024.
(Stafford Springs, CT)—For the 2024 season at Stafford Speedway, hometown company McKinney Construction will return to the track’s contingency program. McKinney will furnish a pair of $150 bonuses each week to the 2nd place finishers from the SK Modified® and SK Light Modified feature events. McKinney’s contingency bonuses brings the 2nd place payouts up to $1,300 for SK Modified drivers® and $400 for SK Light competitors.
BECHTELSVILLE, PA. – Grandview Speedway is proud to announce that VP Racing Fuels will continue as the sponsor of the season opening Bruce Rogers Memorial Money Maker for the seventh consecutive year. (more…)
LEBANON, N.H. – Claremont Motorsports Park feted its top achievers of the 2023 racing season Saturday, January 27, as the storied third-mile oval hosted its 76th annual awards banquet.
No fewer than three of the Thrasher Road speedplant’s 2023 track champions were first times, while Outlaw king Ben Poland picked up his second CMP crown and dynamite Dave Greenslit, who raced through a quiet season by mere mortal’s standards, still earned his fifth track championship. (more…)
