Earl Curtin, Nick Ladyga, Frank Shepard, Curtis Rolando and Matt Barboza open Fast Friday with victories

seekonkEarl Curtin III jumped out front early in the Pure Stock 25 lap main event, and never looked back, picking up the opening Fast Friday Pure Stock victory. In a race that went nearly caution free, Curtin was able to hold on through a late race, holding off defending champion Jesse Melberg and Chris Lima in a green white checker finish.
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AAA Hometown Heroes starts up this week at Seekonk Speedway, along with Little League night

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For the third consecutive season, AAA Hometown Heroes will kick off at The Action Track of the East. On Saturday,
May 18, the series will allow fans from a handful of towns and cities in southern New England a chance to catch the
action for FREE.

It is also our annual Little League night, allowing boys and girls from any town free admission, as long as they are
wearing their uniforms.
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Seekonk Speedway set to kick off 68th season of action

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Seekonk Speedway set to kick off 68th season of action.

Seekonk Speedway is ready to kick off the 2013 season on Sunday, May 5th, with a six division spectacular. Headlining the day will be the A.R.C. Pro Stocks in a 40 lap main event. The Pro Stocks have been headlining the action at Seekonk for over 30 years, and this season is shaping up to be another exciting chase.

During the opening ceremonies we will announce the first ever inductees of the Seekonk Speedway/630 WPRO Wall of Fame. Almost 1,000 people voted, and everyone is excited about this opportunity to honor those that have shaped the history and the future of the historic speedway.

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Seekonk Speedway announces 9th Annual Open Wheel Wednesday

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With the 2013 schedule nearing completion, Seekonk Speedway has announced that the 9th Annual Open Wheel Wednesday will be held on Wednesday, July 17th. This has become one of the most anticipated dates on the calendar for any open wheel fan and competitor.

The Modified Madness portion of this event has produces some of the most spectacular races in recent New England history, starting with the last lap pass by Donny Lia to pick up the first $10,000 winner prize. With a green, white, checkered finish, Lia squeezed past Ted Christopher and went on to carry the checkered flag, in a race that the fans talked about for years.

The 2012 event still has people buzzing about the side by side clinic put on by Ryan Preece and eventual winner Matt Hirschman. Matt became the only driver to win this prestigious event twice. Additional winners include Doug Coby, Chris Pasteryak, Kirk Alexander, Vinny and Todd Annarummo and Lia. (more…)

Seekonk Speedway announces 2013 schedule

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As the weather hits the first major cold snap of the winter months, the staff has been working diligently to put together a 50 event schedule for the 2013 calendar.

The racing season kicks into high gear on Sunday, May 5th with full slate of action, featuring the A.R.C. Pro Stocks, Late Models, Street Stocks and Sport Trucks. The Pure Stocks and Nick’s Pit Stop Legends will join the celebration as well on the 68th season opener.
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Derek Ramstrom, Rowan Pennink, Ryan Vanasse and Rick Martin pick up DAV Fall Classic wins.

seekonkIn the 100 lap marathon known as the Pro Stock main, W. Boylston’s Derek Ramstrom went on and introduces himself to Seekonk Speedway Victory Lane at the historic 1/3 mile oval. Dave Darling jumped from his third starting position into the lead before lap one was complete, and held on through the first 27 laps until he ran over some debris under caution and cut down a right rear tire, handing the lead over to Ramstrom. Once out front, Ramstrom, who was biding his time over the early laps, never looked back.

With Derek setting the pace, the action was going on behind him. Craig Weinstein ran second for much of the middle portion of the event, with Mike Brightman behind. They ran that way until Darling worked his way back through the field into second on the 53rd lap. He shadowed the leader, but could not get close enough to make a challenge. Over the last quarter of the event, Dick Houlihan was able to make up for some lost time, and moved into the second spot, where he followed Ramstrom across the line. Darling finished third with Brightman and Elmer Wing fourth and fifth.
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