Buffington Wins Again On Nascar Sprint Cup Morning

LegendsThe Amsoil Nelcar Legends Tour made a return to the New Hampshire Motor Speedway for the Sylvania 300 Nascar Sprint Cup Series event. This race was huge not only because it had only the best of the best in New England in this invitational only event, but also because it marked a year since the first event for Legends Cars at “The Magic Mile.” Although the racing is much different than most drivers in the North East are used too, they have adapted well and put on a great show for the thousands who packed into the seats. Those fans were treated to a spectacular race as the drivers took to the quarter mile as the pre race for the Sylvania 300.
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FIFTH PLACE FINISH FOR MACDONALD AT NHMS IN K&N Pro Series

Eddie MacDonald crossed the finish line in the rain-shortened New Hampshire 125 in fifth place in the K&N Pro Series East race at the “Magic Mile.” The Rowley, Mass. veteran felt the car was much better than the top five run especially after starting on the outside pole position with a qualifying run of 127.363mph (29.905 sec.) in the 36 car field.
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EDDIE MACDONALD WINS THE ACT INVITATIONAL AT NHMS

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After battling Nick Sweet over the final fifteen laps, Eddie MacDonald fought his way to the lead on the final turn of the 50 lap ACT Invitational to capture the event for the second time in three tries after winning the inaugural. The “Outlaw” started deep in the pack in the 25th position before taking the lead on lap 32 of the 43 car field.
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NEW ENGLAND MOTORSPORTS EXTRA

By Lou Modestino

Smoke smoked his competition, again, in his Sylvania 300 drive around the New Hampshire Motor Speedway mile.

Tony Stewart won another fuel economy run on Sunday at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway for the second week in a row. He inherited the lead from Clint Boyer who ran out of gas just a few laps from the finish. Brad Keselowski, Greg Biffle, Jeff Gordon and Brian Vickers got the leftovers, second through fifth. Kenseth, Boyer, Regan, Carl Edwards and Montoya completed the top ten. As a result of his win Stewart leads The Chase points by +7. In victory lane he told the interviewer that “Coming into this race we had a good opportunity. We also got rid of some dead weight during the week and things should be better. Close to the end of the race, I saw Boyer slow down and I knew he ran out of gas. I said to Oh no! He had a better car than us! The engine and chassis from Hendrick was working out well. (more…)

DJ Shaw back in PASS Winner’s Circle at White Mountain

PASS Racing
North Woodstock NH (9/23) DJ Shaw battled a pair of Clarks in Saturday nights’ Pro All Stars Series (PASS) North/National 150 to claim the victory at his home track, North Woodstock NH’s White Mountain Motorsports Park

The victory was Shaw’s third PASS North career win and his first since 2008. Johnny Clark came one step closer to a fourth consecutive PASS North title, finishing second. and Brad Babb backed up his strong run in the Beech Ridge PASS 300 with his first PASS podium in third.
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Folsom wins final point race at Unity Raceway, Burgess claims championship

Unity, Maine — David Folsom of Skowhegan won the final battle, all that he could do in his effort to overtake East Madison’s Jeff Burgess for the Unity Raceway Late Model division championship.

Folsom was triumphant in the 35-lap main event on Saturday night, but a 21-point deficit entering the night proved to be too much to overcome, and Burgess comfortably claimed the crown with a fifth-pace finish after surviving a spin off of the backstretch durng the race.
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Brian Hoar Finishes 5th In 3rd Annual ACT Invitational

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Brian Hoar: ACT Invitational
New Hampshire Motor Speedway Race Report

LOUDON, N.H. – Brian Hoar of Williston, Vt., finished fifth in the ACT Late Model Tour’s 3rd annual ACT Invitational at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Saturday, September 24. After a brief, rain-shortened practice session in the morning, Hoar started 26th in the 43-car field. He drove his way to the Top-10 by the halfway point of the race and continued his march to the front, but a tight handling race car halted his march on a couple of late restarts. Hoar and his RPM Motorsports team recently secured an unprecedented eighth ACT Late Model Tour championship two weeks ago and will run the 49th People’s United Bank Milk Bowl at Thunder Road International Speedbowl in Barre, Vt. on Sunday, October 2nd.
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