The latest action from Stafford Motor Speedway brings us a Friday night of intense racing across three fendered divisions in the Limited Lates. The event was filled with close competition and plenty of side-by-side battles as drivers pushed the limits on the track.
Throughout the race, there were numerous moments of contact and high-stakes maneuvering among the field. Drivers like Ryan Waterman battled for position, while the action continued across the various classes, setting the stage for some memorable finishes.
The video captures the full drama of this event, culminating in the final results for the Limited Late Model division. Watch the full video below to see all the fendered highlights from the night.
The latest highlights from the Stafford Open-Wheel event feature intense barn-burner action as the SKs and SK Lights battled for position in the Sign Pro Triple Crown. The race provided plenty of side-by-side action and close calls as drivers pushed the limits on the track.
The competition was fierce, with numerous lead changes and aggressive maneuvers occurring throughout the event. Key moments included tight battles between drivers like Jonathan Pulio, Julio, Brian Arduio, and Narduchi vying for the top spots in the SK Modified 80 class.
The race concluded with a dramatic finish, where Jonathan Pulio ultimately secured the victory in the Cassella Waist SK80. Watch the full video below to relive all the excitement from Stafford Motor Speedway.
Stafford Speedway was back in action on Friday, June 5th with the Casella Waste SK 80, the $3,000 to win first leg of the Sign Pro Triple Crown. Jon Puleo was the big winner of the night, using a dominating drive to notch his first win of the 2026 season in the Casella Waste SK 80.
Michael Bennett was a Late Model winner for the first time in nearly 5 years at Stafford, Jason Finkbein came out a first-time SK Light feature winner after an eventful finish, Rich Hammann scored his first win of 2026 in the Limited Late Model feature, and Ryan Waterman took down what is already his fourth win of 2026 in the Street Stock feature.
In the Casella Waste SK 80 feature, Glen Reen charged around polesitter Jon Puleo to take the early race lead. Puleo came right back to the inside of Reen on lap-2 to move to the front. Bryan Narducci was third in line with Marcello Rufrano in fourth and Michael Christopher, Jr. fifth. The caution came out with 4 laps complete as Frank Ruocco got into the turn 3 wall and the cars of Wade Gagner, Josh Zentek, and Ethan Durocher all spun.
For Stafford Speedway SK Modified driver Mikey Flynn and his #24 Place Motors team, the 2026 season has been a roller coaster ride.
Flynn opened the season with back to back top-5 finishes that saw him lead the standings after two races, but since then his season has gone downhill in a hurry. After finishing 11th in the third race of the season, Flynn and the #24 team have been caught up in multi-car incidents the past two races that have resulted in back to back 25th place finishes and sees Flynn down to 13th in the SK Modified standings.
This Friday night, June 5th, will see Stafford Speedway’s premier SK Modified® division take part in their first extra distance event of the 2026 season, the Casella Waste SK 80.
The Casella Waste SK 80 is the first of three extra distance events that will make up the 2026 Sign Pro SK Triple Crown, a 3-race mini-series that will pay out a $20,000 point fund to all SK Modified® drivers who participate in all three Sign Pro Triple Crown events.
The Casella Waste 80-lap feature event will provide the winner with a guaranteed $3,000 that becomes nearly $3,500 with contingency bonuses from a purse of over $20,000. This year’s edition of the Casella Waste SK 80 will see the SK Modified® field try to unseat Michael Christopher, Jr., who will be looking for back to back victories in the Casella Waste SK 80.
