The Ground-Pounding Stars and Cars of the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour are set to invade White Mountain Motorsports Park this Saturday, June 20 for the 2nd annual Thunder in the Mountains 200. Tight championship standings are the story leading into this one with White Mountain proving to be one of the most unpredictable tracks on the NASCAR calendar.
Two time winner Stephen Kopcik leads the NASCAR standings ahead of winless defending champion Austin Beers and fellow two-time winner Jon McKennedy. This will be the fourth visit for the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour at White Mountain with Doug Coby looking to take his second Modified victory at the highbanked North Woodstock oval. ‘Big Money’ Matt Hirschman is looking to make a statement Saturday with a win to help climb the standings while the two-groove facility could also lean into rookies like Paulie Hartwig Jr. and veterans like McKennedy, Ronnie Williams, Patrick Emerling and Eric Goodale alike!
The North East Short Track Network (NESTN) announced that they will stream the Keith Morse Memorial 150 this Friday, June 19, in partnership with Riverside Speedway & Adventure Park in Groveton, New Hampshire.
This event will be the first time the Father’s Day weekend tradition has been featured on the North East Short Track Network with ACT Late Models from around the region converging on the Riverside Speedway quarter mile.
The Keith Morse Memorial 150 offers a $6,500 check to the winner along with Lap Money and other prizes for teams looking to make the trip northward.
The event will be live from Riverside Speedway & Adventure Park in Groveton, New Hampshire this Friday, June 19, on the North East Short Track Network. The broadcast will feature 150 laps for the ACT Late Models along with the R&R Race Parts Open Street Stock Series 100, Lighting 4s, Mad Dogs and Daredevils, starting at 7:00pm.
Get ready for some exciting short track action! This video captures intense moments from a recent heat event at the legendary Star Speedway.
Watch as Ryan Mccarthy competes in car number 30 during this thrilling race. The footage showcases the high-energy and competitive atmosphere of short track racing.
Get ready for an exciting weekend at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway, featuring not only thrilling racing but also a packed schedule of entertainment for the whole family. This video provides a look at all the fun events planned for the upcoming NASCAR Cup Series weekend.
WINCHESTER, N.H. – Colton Martin and Tyler Leary split a Modified twinbill Saturday night on the high banks of Monadnock Speedway.
Michael Yeaton, a star of the Six Shooter division, won his first ever in the Pure Stocks and then, still warming up, won his second. Fast Eddie, who cut his racing teeth here in the Young Guns, earned his first Pro 4 Modified win at Monadnock.
Limited Late Model ace JD Stockwell, rebounding from a forgettable night a week earlier, scored a strong win Saturday to pad his points lead in the sizzling full-fendered division. In the visiting Mini Cup series, it was Kendal Whitehill powering to another high banks victory lap.
Martin, one of 88 graduating seniors earlier at Claremont’s Stevens High School, started up front alongside Cole Littlewood in the first All States Material Group 604 Modified 35-lapper and never looked back. Bringing row-two starter Andy Major with him, he then held the Bay State blaster at bay to score a two-length victory.
The Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour rolled into Epping, New Hampshire’s Star Speedway for the rain-delayed Coastal Clash 150 on Sunday.
Twenty-two cars committed to the reschedule date with Jonathan Bouvrette, Cole Littlewood and Gabe Brown taking the three heat race victories to set the field.
Thunder Road invader Brandon Gray earned the pole position in heat race qualifying action with Derry’s Erick Sands to his outside. Gray would maintain the early lead before Sands fought back to lead lap 12 by a bumper cover. The two-by-two fight for the lead ended abruptly as the hood went up over Kaiden Fisher’s windshield and after three blind laps Fisher spun off turn three to call out the first caution.
Behind them came Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour point leader Gabe Brown, picking off the top-ten slowly but surely before catastrophe struck. A torn alternator wire ended the strong day for Erick Sands, sending him pitside on lap 56 leaving the Gabe Brown Show from then on.
