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.
It was Kids’ Poster Night at Devil’s Bowl Speedway on Saturday evening, and the youngsters in attendance were treated to an exciting card of dirt track action. A pair of drivers earned their second wins of the season, and two others visited victory lane for the first time in their careers.
In the 30-lap Sunoco Sportsman Modified feature, veteran wheelman Randy Ryan cruised to a seemingly easy win. It was an emotional bounce-back win for Ryan, who saw one of his cars destroyed in a turn-one rollover in his last start. The outcome of this one was never in doubt as Ryan pounced to the lead from the pole at the drop of the green flag and led every lap. Brent Warren, who was lightning fast in his heat race, quickly moved from his fourth spot on the grid to second by passing Marty Hutchins and Eric Shaw, but Ryan had already checked out. Ryan crossed the finish line half a track in front of the rest of the pack. Warren held on for second, Vince Quenneville was third, Josh Sunn fourth, and Tanner Siemons, who moved up 10 spots from his 15th starting position, was fifth.
Disaster in the front of the field on lap 1 of the Late Models sidelined Aaron Plemons and Shawn Gaedeke immediately. This left Jordan Hadley and Ray Christian at the point, but only for another lap when contact between the two send both to the rear. Diego Monahan and Jason Palmer now took point with Monahan working hard to keep Palmer at bay. They stayed side-by-side for much of the race as Christian rallied forward and a visiting Jeff Belyea waited patiently behind. That patience wore off just after halfway when Christian dove underneath the low groove running Palmer, and picked off the high groove running Monahan shortly after. He ran off to safely win race number two of the season.
After a couple rough and tumble SK Light races, the drivers put on a green to checker affair. Sami Anderson started off strong after some bad luck races pulling away from Evan Bourgeois and Kevin Cormier. Her large lead was slowly getting whittled away as the laps clicked down with Bourgeois and Cormier running nose to tail. Lapped traffic came into play in the closing stages but Anderson was able to both maneuver that and hold off Bourgeois to pick up the win.
What was slated to be a cold and dreary Saturday afternoon in Coastal Maine turned out to be a beautiful one, allowing for a full Group 1 program to go off without a hitch at Wiscasset Speedway.
The night’s racing action, presented by Mainely Karting, kicked off with a 25-lap exhibition race for LST Motorsports Park’s Sr. and Master Champ Karts. Both divisions raced simultaneously at once, with Jon McConologue sneaking into the early lead. Andrew Rogers was quickly making his way through the field, climbing to second in the opening laps of the race. Veteran Mike Ramsey followed his lead, joining the top 3 shortly after. Andrew Rogers fell back to fourth while battling lap traffic and Jon McConologue also fell victim as Parker Doucette and Mike Ramsey made their way to the top of the leaderboard. Mike Ramsey made a bold crossover move as the laps wound down, catapulting to the lead. Parker Doucette was all over him on the final lap, merely edging him out at the line for the overall victory. Jon McConologue followed, completing the top 3.
A cold morning greeted the campers at White Mountain Motorsports Park with frost covering the mountain tops all around, though Mother Nature gave race fans an unexpected break with a great evening for racing.
Tyler Thompson was looking for redemption in the longest race of the summer for the Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Strictly Minis. The Littleton driver launched from the field within the first two laps as JJ Goodbout and Jacob Roy began to reel him in with the three running nose-to-tail. A four car pile-up ended the night for several cars while Goodbout and Thompson ran doorhandle-to-doorhandle for the top spot on the restart.
Champion Richie Johnson is making a significant move in the world of motorsports, looking to transition from his success in the Sport 4 category into the highly competitive Pure Stocks.
Following his championship win last season at Seekonk Speedway, Johnson has decided it is time to pursue the next level of competition. This strategic shift signals an intent to challenge himself against a new set of racing challenges.
The transition is already showing results, as Johnson entered his first race in the Pure Stocks series and immediately established himself as a force to be reckoned with on the track.
Arthur Meack entered the new season with momentum, having established himself as a dominant force in the Sport 4 category during the previous year.
During the 2025 season, Meack demonstrated exceptional skill at Seekonk Speedway, securing multiple victories and fighting hard for the championship title right up to the final night of racing.
This strong performance set the stage perfectly as he prepared to launch the 2026 campaign.
To kick off the new season, Arthur Meack carried that winning momentum forward, opening the 2026 Sport 4 schedule with a checkered flag on opening night.
Catch up on the action from the latest weekly races at White Mountain Motorsports Park. This video provides a look at the competition and events that took place during the week of May 30, 2026.
The footage covers the various racing action that occurred at the facility, showcasing the intensity and skill displayed by the drivers throughout the series. It is a great way to see the highlights from this week’s events.
Watch the full video below for all the details on the results and storylines from the White Mountain Motorsports Park races.
The feature winners of the 59th consecutive season week four sponsored by Bar Harbor Bank & Trust were Mike Ryan in the Sabil & Sons DIRTcar Sportsman Modifieds; Logan Martin in the Wells River Chevrolet DIRTcar Sportsman Coupes; Bryan King in the Dad’s 4 By Tool & Supply Sportsman Modifieds Limiteds; the Xtreme DIRTcar DMA Midgets were OFF, Ryan Christian in the High Country Dispensary Late Models; Tyler Fellows in the LaValley Building Supply Dirt Stocks; Doug Boucher in the Woodsville Power Equipment Bobcat Ridge Runners, and Matt Hoyt in the Sprint Cars of New England.
Mike Ryan is back in victory lane in a big way grabbing the win in the Sabil & Sons DIRTcar Sportsman Modifieds. Only one caution would slow the pace when the 6 time track champion Jason Gray finds himself pit side, done for the night. Grays run for his seventh consecutive track championship isn’t starting out as well as he had hoped. Ryan was able to get the jump on the restart and hold on until the checkers waved beating Richie Simmons and Jeremy Huntoon, both with their best finishes of the season. Thomas Placey and Owen Brown rounded out the top five.
WINCHESTER, NH – The rain stopped and the stars came out Saturday night at Monadnock Speedway, and none shone more brightly than JD Stockwell and Tyler Leary, who each powered to their second victory of the season on the high banks of the great race place.
No fewer than three different drivers won their first feature event of the summer on the final Saturday of May at the fast quarter-mile, and Young Gun wizard Dylan Stati extended his youth division winning streak to five, but Saturday’s big money victories went to Leary and Stockwell.
