JTB Towing & Recovery offered plenty of racing excitement for the fans. Two of the three rained out features from Valley Floors night were completed, along with the ever popular kids bike races, lots of fun at intermission.
The third event from Valley Floors night that was rained out, The Sabil & Sons DIRTcar Sportsman Modifieds will be run on June 20th.
The feature winners of the 59th consecutive season week five sponsored by JTB Towing & Recovery were: Jason Gray in the Sabil & Sons DIRTcar Sportsman Modifieds; Michael Danforth Jr in the Wells River Chevrolet DIRTcar Sportsman Coupes, and Todd Buckwold in the makeup race from Valley Floors night; Shawn King in the Dad’s 4 By Tool & Supply Sportsman Modifieds Limiteds; Will Hull in the Xtreme DIRTcar DMA Midgets, Ryn Christian in the High Country Dispensary Late Models; Andrew Fitzgerald in the LaValley Building Supply Dirt Stocks; and in the Woodsville Power Equipment Bobcat Ridge Runners Kevin LaForest and in the Valley Floors makeup Madness Segment three Ryan Sayers, Madness OVERALL Riley Chaffe.
The Darlings Pro Stocks Bar Harbor Bank & Trust 100 took place on June 13th, 2026, at the BHBT Speedway.
This event brings together a field of competitors vying for position in the Pro Stock category. The competition features drivers from various backgrounds, showcasing the talent pool within the regional motorsports scene.
The series encompasses numerous classes, including SK Modified, Late Model, Super Late Model, and Pro Stock, indicating a broad scope of racing activity at this venue.
Competitors like Jon McKennedy, Jeremy Sorel, Ronnie Williams, and others were involved in the action during the race. The event highlights the intensity of local competition across the various modified and stock classes.
The New England Auto Racers (NEAR) brought their cars of the past to the Nation’s Site of Excitement on Thursday at Thunder Road International Speedbowl in Barre, VT. Opting to run all the old-time machines together for one fifteen-lap feature, former Flying Tiger pilot Mike Rollins took the Sportsman checkers with his #29 Dave Dion machine while Palmer, Massachusetts-native Dennis Desantels took the top Modified honors.
The rk Miles Street Stocks kicked off feature racing for the evening with Patrick Tibbetts and Donat Premont leading the show. A series of on-track mishaps for the Crunch Bunch slowed things down enough for Kyle MacAskill and Nate Brien to assume the front row by lap 11. Miraculously the remainder of the 30-lap event went green to the very end, even as top-five point chaser Hayden Bushey did two bouts of agricultural racing through the infield turns! Kyle MacAskill took down his first win of the season on Casella Waste Systems night followed across the line by Nate ‘Tater’ Brien and Patrick Tibbetts.
New Hampshire’s Center of Speed will roar with the Mighty Modifieds of the Modified Racing Series in the Seacoast 75 on Friday, June 12.
The Seacoast 75 will be the 45th event for MRS at Lee USA Speedway and stands to kick-off their championship season.
Defending champion Brett Meservey leads the Modified Racing Series into Lee USA Speedway for this Friday’s Seacoast 75 but will face plenty of competition at the 3/8-mile. A pair of former New Hampshire NASCAR State Champions in Nate Wenzel and Tyler Leary will make the trip along with last Saturday’s NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour winner Jon McKennedy.
A pair of driver swaps will see longtime Super Late Model standout Joey Doiron will be behind the wheel of the KDW #66 and Brian Robie will pilot the Bobby Webber Racing #19. Stew McCormack is bringing his beautifully prepared #04NH while Ryan Doucette, Matt Lashua, Adam LaPoint, Jeremy Zullo, TJ Bleau, Kurt Vigeant and veteran Joey Jarvis are also on the early entry list.
The SK Modifieds(R) have only gotten two races completed with weather and scheduling being a factor this season. Knowing that and seeing Nickolas Hovey rocket off to a huge lead to start the feature event it was only a matter of time in 2026. It seemed like a cake walk as he pulled away from Joey Ternullo and Keith Rocco. Ternullo would fade as Todd Owen and Anthony Flannery charged through the field. Just ten laps in, Flannery moved into second but he still had quite a way to go. The race got way more competitive at the expense of Paul Buzel and Adam Gada going up and nearly over the turn 4 wall. Hovey and Flannery at the front row put on a multi-lap drag race that evolved into a cross-over battle. The result was a photo finish with Hovey picking up his first division win by a nose over Flannery, with Timmy Jordan hot on their tails.
