Anthony Flannery secured a victory in the SK Modified division at the New London-Waterford Speedbowl, while Erica Canfield made history by claiming her first-ever Mini Stock win. This dual success highlights the competitive nature of the event, showcasing strong performances across multiple series.
In the SK Modified competition, Anthony Flannery took the top spot, followed by Jonathan Puleo in second place, and Adam Gada rounding out the podium in third. The race saw intense battling throughout the event, with drivers like Todd Owen and other competitors vying for top positions.
The Mini Stock division delivered a major highlight as Erica Canfield powered to victory. This win marks a significant milestone, establishing her as the first female driver to earn a Mini Stock championship.
Beyond the top prizes, other divisions saw thrilling action. In the SK Lights, Kevin Davis took the win, and the Truck division featured Ryan Lineham leading the charge. The Legend Cars competition also saw strong finishes, demonstrating the diverse talent pool at the Speedbowl.
Source: New London-Waterford Speedbowl