Kaiden Fisher clinched his first Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour championship during the Haunted Hundred at Seekonk Speedway. The young Vermont star secured the title by outmaneuvering home-track favorite David Darling in the closing laps of the season finale, marking his fourth ACT victory of 2026.
The race featured intense action, with Fisher working his way up the field. After a mid-race caution, Fisher pressed the hometown hero, Darling, while teammate Gabe Brown also battled for position. Fisher ultimately managed to gap the field in the final eight laps, crossing the finish line 0.752 seconds ahead of second place.
The final results saw Fisher take first place, followed by Gabe Brown in second. David Darling finished third, while Erick Sands rounded out the top four. Although Brown was the primary title rival, the victory provided Fisher with the necessary points to secure the championship.
Fisher, who started the race in the middle of the pack, emphasized the importance of the finish, stating he needed a top-ten run to thwart any challenges from Brown. His win solidifies his status as a rising star in the American-Canadian Tour.
Source: Short Track Scene