Penalty Announced From Stafford Speedway Sept. 9 SK Modified® Feature

STAFFORD-TRACK-LOGOPenalty Announced From Stafford Speedway Sept. 9 SK Modified® Feature

(Stafford Springs, CT)—Following post-race inspection this past Friday night at Stafford Speedway, the #15 SK Modified® car of Michael Gervais was found to have an unapproved brake caliper mounting location and he was penalized to the last place finishing car in the SK Modified® feature. The revised feature finish is below.

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SK MODIFIED® (40)
1) Rowan Pennink, Huntingdon Valley, Pa
2) Keith Rocco, Berlin
3) Woody Pitkat, Stafford Springs
4) Todd Owen, Somers
5) Matt Galko, Meriden
6) Stephen Kopcik, Newtown
7) Jeff Baral, Southington
8) Payton Henry, Willington
9) Ronnie Williams, Tolland
10) Dan Avery, Somers
11) Jeff Gallup, Agawam, Ma
12) Tommy Membrino, Jr., Prospect
13) D.J. Burnham, East Hartford
14) Tom Bolles, Ellington
15) Tyler Hines, North Haven
16) Cam McDermott, Canterbury
17) John Catania, Agawam, Ma
18) Mike Benevides, Westerly, Ri
19) Nick Salva, Prospect
20) Eric Berndt, Cromwell
21) Michael Christopher, Jr., Wolcott
22) Ted Christopher, Plainville
23) Michael Gervais, Jr., Southbury

Squeglia Survives Star Classic

Squeglia Survives Star Classic

The Star Classic started in Epping amid a couple afternoon showers during practice. Eventually Mother Nature cooperated and opened up blue skies and sun. Race winner Joe Squeglia of Derry, NH set the pace early on earning the fastest time in the first practice. Derek Griffith of Hudson, NH set the pace in second practice with Squeglia close behind.

The only hiccup in the heats came in the third heat when Steve Murphy of Tewksbury, MA and George Bassette made contact in turn four. Bassette cut a tire and Murphy made contact with the wall, starting a long night for his crew.
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Lee USA Speedway 9/9/16 Race Report

Lee USALee, NH – Lee USA Speedway closed out the regular Friday night season for the weekly competitors in the five NASCAR Whelen All-American Series divisions at “New Hampshire’s Center of Speed”, with all 16 of this year’s scheduled events making it into the record books dating back to opening night on May 27.

The 2016 champions were crowned in all divisions, with second-generation racer Dave “Hollywood” Helliwell of Pelham taking down the title in the Supermodifieds to close out his first year competing in the track’s headlining NASCAR Whelen All-American Series division.
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LEE USA SPEEDWAY ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 2017

Lee USALee, NH – Lee USA Speedway still has a couple of on-track events to go before closing out the 2016 racing season, but it’s already time for the first big announcement regarding what’s in store for 2017 at “New Hampshire’s Center of Speed”.

Still celebrating their 30th year steering the LEE USA ship, track owners Red and Judy MacDonald are pleased to announce the return of Joe Bassett to the staff for the 2017 campaign. In preparation for next year, Bassett will be assuming the role of General Manager as soon as he can tie up a few loose ends at his current gig with the New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
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Adam Pierson Knocking On Door of USAC History Competing With USAC Dirt Midget Association

 USAC Dirt Midget Association

USAC Dirt Midget Association

Ellington, CT:  Bradford Vermont racer Adam Pierson, who races with the USAC Dirt Midget Association, is on the verge of matching a USAC record that has stood the test of time since 1995.  

 
During the 1995 USAC race season, well known driver Billy Boat won eleven straight Western Midget races and that all-time single season record has been in the USAC history book ever since Boat accomplished it.
 
Now twenty one years after Boat made USAC racing history, Pierson is in range to join Boat in accomplishing the same record. With only two races left in the USAC Dirt Midget Association season, Pierson has nine wins and is aiming for that magic number of eleven. 
 

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