In a day celebrating the 2026 champions of White Mountain Motorsports Park, New Hampshire’s Favorite Short Track also honored one of its most enduring figures. Six-time White Mountain Motorsports Park champion Stacy Cahoon closed the curtain on a 40-year career of racing in Northern New England as a multi-time champion of White Mountain and Groveton’s Riverside Speedway and an American-Canadian Tour and Thunder Road winner among many other accolades.
The 1764 Sports Bar & Grill Late Models kicked off feature racing with a 50-lap finale to decide the 2026 King of the Mountain championship between Quinny Welch and Kasey Beattie. It started as a battle of the ones between the 1VT of Kyler Davis and the 1ME of Mike ‘Beetle’ Bailey, who put on a show at the front of the pack. A flat right-rear tire sent rookie Lukee Shannon spinning in turn two, bringing out the lap 27 caution and lining Davis alongside Kyle Goodbout. Goodbout ran off with the restart and never looked back to take his fifth win of the season over ACT invader Gabe Brown and Kasey Beattie in third. The podium finishes for Goodbout and Beattie were not enough to hold back Quinny Welch who collected his record 11th King of the Mountain championship at White Mountain.
The Late Models returned to action for the invitational 20-20 Shootout later in Friday’s program with two 20-lap segments with nothing but money and bragging rights on the line! With Segment #1 set by handicap following their championship event, Kyler Davis ran away with the caution-free first segment but faced an uphill battle starting at the rear of Segment Two following the full-field invert. McKenna Merchant and Brian Whalley brought the field down to the green for the second 20 with Whalley leading. Shootout hopefuls Landyn O’Donnell and Lukee Shannon made contact on lap 6, ending both their nights.
Back under green, Quinny Welch used the open outside lane to close into third as Segment One winner Kyler Davis attempted to follow the champ. Welch went side-by-side with Whalley while Davis couldn’t get under ‘Beetle’ Bailey back in fourth. Welch made his way around Whalley with six to go and took the Segment Two win and the $1,000 overall win with 4 points to Davis’ 5.
The Dad’s 4 By Tool & Supply Kids Division had a rough start to the C.W. Gray & Sons Auctioneers King of the Kids showdown with multiple accidents ending the day for nearly half the field. Returning to the track after being put in the penalty box, Evan Folsom kept pace at the front of the pack and took down the win over Chloe Doyle and Bryson Wyman with Wyman earning his first career podium finish in the youth division!
The Caulder Construction Dwarf Cars entered the night with one of the tightest point battles in recent memory for the scaled-down, open-wheeled machines. Mitchell O’Brien and rookie Jack Hayes brought the field to green before Hayes made contact with Dennis O’Brien, ending both their nights without calling out a caution. Dan Brofman inherited the lead with point leader Ethan Tyrrell hot on his heels, stealing the lead on lap 5. From then on, Jeff Ainsworth could only follow Tyrrell across the stripe under the checkered flag, which is how the championship would shake out. Ethan Tyrrell took down his first career Dwarf Car championship at the Mountain with defending champ Jason Wyman rounding out the podium in third.
Nate ‘Tater’ Brien and point leader Jacob Roy brought the Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Strictly Minis to green for the tightest championship battle of the evening. After qualifying Roy was leading Tyler Thompson by a single point over Tyler Thompson with Thompson relegated to start 10th as last week’s winner. Coming down to whoever could beat the other under the checkered flag, Thompson became mired behind side-by-side traffic and by the time he broke free, laps had wound down. Jacob Roy’s second-place finish, behind Rookie of the Year Lucas Sidney, earned him the championship with Tyler Whittemore coming home third.
The fight for the inaugural Crown Vic championship came down to the final 20-lap feature of the year. Championship hopeful Ethan Williams quickly took the lead in hopes of knocking Frank Sweeney off the top of the standings for the first time all season. Sweeney faced a hard fight with Mike ‘Slingshot’ Slingerland and Mike Gilbert racing side-by-side before finally breaking free and setting his sights on Williams. The two top point chasers fought hard the last three laps, crossing each other over in the corners while Todd Derrington watched in third, hoping for another win. Sweeney took the lead on the final lap and earned the championship in the same ten-seconds over Ethan Williams with Todd Derrington taking third.
By taking the green flag, Groton, Vermont’s Luke Peters earned the 2026 Farmyard Store Flying Tiger championship but that didn’t mean he wouldn’t go after win #9. Shane Sicard quickly launched to the lead with Mike Clark and Cameron Ouellette stalking from behind. The caution-free, green-to-checkers feature event finished in just eight and a half minutes with Shane Sicard finally getting the monkey off his back to take win number one on the year over Ouellette and Kyle Willis at the line.
White Mountain Motorsports Park has officially wrapped up the 2026 season with the top stars set to celebrate their accolades at the annual Banquet of Champions held at the Fireside Inn & Suites in West Lebanon, New Hampshire on Saturday, November 7.
*UNOFFICIAL RESULTS*
*Friday, September 25, 2026*
*White Mountain Motorsports Park – N. Woodstock, NH*
*WMMP Championship Night*
*1764 Sports Bar & Grill Late Models – (50 Laps)*
*2026 1764 Sports Bar & Grill King of the Mountain** – Quinny Welch (78NH)*
1. 17NH Kyle Goodbout Lincoln, NH
2. 47NH Gabe Brown Center Conway, NH
3. 45NH Kasey Beattie St. Johnsbury, VT
4. 1VT #Kyler Davis Berlin, VT
5. 78NH Quinten Welch Groveton, NH
6. 68x Tanner Woodard Waterbury Ctr., VT
7. 1ME Michael Bailey S. Barre, VT
8. 60OB Landyn O'Donnell N. Haverhill, NH
9. 54VT Colin Cornell East Burke, VT
10. 02NH Brian Whalley Laconia, NH
11. 60VI Thomas Smithers, VI Gilmanton, NH
12. 83VT Stacy Cahoon St. Johnsbury, VT
13. 68NH #Jason Woodard Waterbury Ctr., VT
14. 91MA Ayla Martin N. Dighton, MA
15. 99NH #McKenna Merchant Waterford, VT
16. 13NH #Luke E. Shannon Lunenburg, VT
17. 13x Luke Shannon Groveton, NH
18. 87VT Jim Paquette Isle La Motte, VT
19. 11x Austin Jacobs Barre, VT
20. 93VT Jackson Hunt Derby, VT
*20-20 Late Model Shootout – (Twin 20-Lap Segments)*
1. 78NH Quinten Welch Groveton, NH (3+1=4)
2. 1VT #Kyler Davis Berlin, VT (1+4=5)
3. 17NH Kyle Goodbout Lincoln, NH (4+5=9)
4. 1ME Michael Bailey S. Barre, VT (8+3=11)
5. 02NH Brian Whalley Laconia, NH (10+2=12)
6. 83VT Stacy Cahoon St. Johnsbury, VT (6+6=12)
7. 60OB Landyn O'Donnell N. Haverhill, NH (2+10=12)
8. 60VI Thomas Smithers, VI Gilmanton, NH (5+8=13)
9. 68NH #Jason Woodard Waterbury Ctr., VT (7+7=14)
10. 99NH #McKenna Merchant Waterford, VT (11+9=20)
11. 13NH #Luke E. Shannon Lunenburg, VT (9+11=20)
*The Farmyard Store Flying Tigers – (35 Laps)*
*2026 Farmyard Store Flying Tiger Champion** – Luke Peters (26VT)*
1. 4NH Shane Sicard Barton, VT
2. 90VT Cameron Ouellette Barre, VT
3. 43VT Kyle Willis Derby Line, VT
4. 2WC Mike Clark Littleton, NH
5. 29VT Owen Cheney Moretown, VT
6. 26VT Luke Peters Groton, VT
7. 49VT Austin Sicard Gilmanton, NH
8. 23NH Michael Potter Plainfield, VT
9. 36NH Nathan Hamblett Derby Line, VT
10. 15MA #Chris Moulton Pepperell, MA
11. 74NH Kiptyn Aldrich N. Haverhill, NH
12. 32VT #Kylee Potter Marshfield, VT
*Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Strictly Minis – (25 Laps)*
*2026 Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Strictly Mini Champion** – Jacob Roy (11VT)*
1. 12VT #Lucas Sidney Concord, VT
2. 11VT Jacob Roy Danville, VT
3. 74VT Tyler Whittemore Barre, VT
4. 18NH Donnie Baumgardner Littleton, NH
5. 51NH Tyler Thompson Littleton, NH
6. 7VT Kyle MacAskill Williamstown, VT
7. X1 Colton Hull Claremont, NH
8. 16VT Nate Brien Williamstown, VT
9. 18VT Cayden Green Marshfield, VT
10. 81VT Evan Folsom Barre, VT
11. 02NH Dustin Wilson Bethlehem, NH
12. 12NH John Knight Franklin, NH
13. 19VT Chloe Doyle Northfield, VT
14. 04VT Bella Hamel Milton, VT
15. 94NH Brett Rowell Concord, VT
16. 23VT Maddie Potter Marshfield, VT
17. 09NH Khloe Goodbout N. Woodstock, NH
18. 19NH Dave Driscoll N. Woodstock, NH
*Caulder Construction Dwarf Cars – (25 Laps)*
*2026 Caulder Construction Dwarf Car Champion** – Ethan Tyrrell (23)*
1. 23 Ethan Tyrrell Worcester, VT
2. 41 Jeff Ainsworth Bethlehem, NH
3. 88 Jason Wyman Easton, NH
4. 52 Chad Dufour Littleton, NH
5. 3NH Daniel Brofman Berlin, NH
6. 16 Mitchell O'Brien Deerfield, NH
7. 99 Chris King Bethlehem, NH
8. 09 #Jack Hayes Littleton, NH
9. 61 Dennis O'Brien Deerfield, NH
*White Mountain Crown Vic Division – (20 Laps)*
*2026 Crown Vic Champion** – Frank Sweeney (82)*
1. 82 Frank Sweeney Belmont, NH
2. 4 Ethan Williams Promfret Ctr., RI
3. 57 Todd Derrington Whitefield, NH
4. 81 Mike Slingerland Fairfax, VT
5. 7 Kevin Willey Rochester, NH
6. 10 Mike Gilbert Rumney, NH
7. 67 Jamie Peterson Belmont, NH
*Dad’s 4 By Tool & Supply Kids Division – C.W. Gray & Sons Auctioneers King of the Kids (15 Laps)*
1. 81VT Evan Folsom Barre, VT
2. 19 Chloe Doyle Northfield, VT
3. 00 Bryson Wyman Bath, NH
4. 17x Ely Senna Fairfax, VT
5. 17 Makenzi Sicard Gilmanton, NH
6. 14 Colton Williams Washington, VT
7. 04VT Bella Hamel Milton, VT
8. 78VT Kaden Wimble Waterbury, VT
9. 45 Cameron Beattie St. Johnsbury Ctr, VT
10. 56x Gracen Gorham E. Burke, VT -30- Cale King American-Canadian Tour Media Director / General Manager (802) 244-6963 ext. 3 [email protected]
