Due to an uncertain forecast including multiple rain cells throughout the day Saturday, and a lack of availability for a rain-date on Sunday, White Mountain Motorsports Park Officials have postponed the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour event originally scheduled for June 20 to Saturday, July 18.
While the planned events for the four track championship divisions are still a go for this Saturday, the unpredictable weather coupled with multiple NASCAR teams and officials planning the trek from Florida and the Carolinas pushed Officials to wait for friendlier skies above.
“This isn’t a decision either ourselves as the track or NASCAR took lightly but one we both feel is best for everyone involved,” said WMMP managing partner Cris Michaud. “We’ve already lost one Saturday and we’re pushing to try and make sure our weekly teams don’t lose another.”
Without any improvement in Saturday’s forecast, White Mountain Motorsports Park Officials have made the decision to cancel the weekly racing events originally scheduled for Saturday, June 20.
Officials waited until Saturday morning to make a decision, hoping the forecast would improve but current forecasts call for rain throughout the afternoon and evening, leaving no choice.
“We were hopeful to at least get our track championship divisions in today, but the forecast says otherwise,” said WMMP managing partner Cris Michaud. “We’ll regroup for Kid’s Night next Saturday and look forward to seeing everyone for fireworks to kick-off Independence Day week.”
White Mountain Motorsports Park is back in action for Kids Night on Saturday, June 27 complete with Kids Rides in the race cars, the Kids Bike Giveaway and Fireworks to kick off the Fourth of July holiday week! The 1764 Sports Bar & Grill Late Models, The Farmyard Store Flying Tigers, Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Strictly Minis, Ammonoosuc Asphalt Mini Late Models and the NELCAR Legends & Bandoleros all pile in for Saturday Night Thunder in the Mountains with a 6:00pm Post Time.
Check out this exclusive GoPro feature from the action at the Star Speedway. This video captures the intensity and excitement of the racing environment on June 6th, 2026.
This feature offers a behind-the-scenes look at the day’s events, showcasing the atmosphere and competition taking place at the track. It’s a great way to experience the energy of motorsports from the perspective of the race.
Get ready for some action from the short track world as we dive into this video featuring a heat from the recent event at Star Speedway.
The footage focuses on car number 28, driven by Billy McCarthy, as he navigates the competition during a slingshots heat. This clip offers a look at the intensity and excitement of racing at this venue.
Check out this action-packed video from Katelyn Osborne’s short track racing videos featuring Callie Osborne competing at the Star Speedway.
The footage highlights an exciting moment during the event, focusing on car number 77 as it navigates the track. This clip captures some intense maneuvering and close racing action that fans of short track love to see.
This video provides a great look at the excitement of local short track racing and the skill involved in these types of events. Watch the full video below to see more from Callie Osborne!
PASS and ACT have opted to cancel the planned events for Friday, June 19 at Lee USA Speedway with both sanctioning bodies busy with doubleheader weekends at their respective tracks.
After careful consideration, using experience gained at their shared venture in Thompson Speedway, both ACT and PASS Officials have opted to pare down the remaining Lee USA Speedway schedule to maintain a better balance for teams and spectators. The upcoming season is filled with big events taking the main stage while putting the weekly warriors of Lee USA Speedway in a larger spotlight as the season goes on.
Officials are hard at work planning the return to Friday Night Racing on Friday, July 3 during the busy Independence Day Holiday stretch, headlined by the ACT Late Model 100. The second round in the Seacoast Challenge Series, this 100-lap showdown is sure to pit the best of the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour against all comers at New Hampshire’s Center of Speed. The two-week break will also give time for teams to make needed repairs and an opportunity for officials to recruit more teams to join the Friday night action.
