In the Camping World Truck race at RIR saw Chandler Smith take the win while Boston’s Kaz Grala came in 22nd.
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How Did New England-Connected Drivers Do This Past Weekend?
NASCAR action this past weekend occurred at Michigan International Speedway.
How Did New England-Connected Drivers Do This Past Weekend?
Grant Enfinger won the Camping World Track race at IRP on Friday night while Boston’s Kaz Grala finished up his effort in 20th position.
How Did New England-Connected Drivers Do This Past Weekend?
Chase Elliott inherited the win in Sunday’s Cup race at Pocono after Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch were DQ’s for various infractions.
How Did New England-Connected Drivers Do This Past Weekend?
Tyler Gray won the ARCA Menards Series at Mid-Ohio Raceway with Rockland, MA’s Dale Quarterley cracked the top ten. Dale is a former Privateer rider in the AMA Super Bike Series.
How Did New England-Connected Drivers Do This Past 4th of July Weekend?
Tyler Reddick won the NASCAR Cup race at Road America while Middletown, CT’s Joey Logano ended his efforts in 27th place.
How Did New England-Connected Drivers Do This Past Weekend?
On Friday night Ryan Preece of Berlin, CT chalked up another NASCAR Camping World Truck Series win at Nashville Speedway.
How Did New England-Connected Drivers Do This Past Weekend?
The NASCAR Cup and Xfinity Divisions were on a furlough while the Camping Truck Series made a return trip to the famous dirt track in Knoxville (Iowa) Speedway for the Clean Harbors 200. Clean Harbors has over 400 locations in North America with their corporate headquarters in Norwell, MA.
How New England-Connected Drivers Did This Past Weekend At Sonoma
The NASCAR Circus made a stop out in California’s wine country at the Sonoma Road course. Mexico’s Donald Suarez ended up taking his first win of his career.
How Did New England-Connected Drivers Do This Past Weekend?
Joey Logano of Middletown, CT won the first ever Cup race at E. St. Louis, Il on Sunday. Parker Kligerman of Westport CT wasn’t as fortunate and came in 31st and faring even worse was Corey LaJoie who ended up 36th. Corey’s father is Randy LaJoie who won two NASCAR Xfinity Championships and is from Norwalk, CT.