Kaiden Fisher, hailing from Shelburne, Vermont, achieved a monumental goal at Seekonk Speedway this past Saturday, securing the $20,000 Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour championship. The nineteen-year-old driver completed a season sweep, winning both tour dates in 2026 and claiming his first major crown on the international circuit.
The Haunted Hundred featured 33 cars vying for the win. Early in the race, Thunder Road Speedbowl's Brandon Gray led the pack, leading over half of the 100-lap feature despite two quick-spin cautions. David Darling later took control, leading a fierce battle against Factory 47 teammates and championship hopefuls Fisher and Gabe Brown.
The intense three-car action culminated near the end. Kaiden Fisher seized the lead around lap 90, setting up a dramatic drag race to the final green flag. Fisher successfully held off the competition to take the victory, sealing the 2026 Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour title.
The final results saw Kaiden Fisher take the top spot, followed by David Darling, who rounded out the podium. Erick Sands finished fourth, while Derek Gluchacki came in fifth. Remi Perreault placed sixth, with Jonathan Bouvrette finishing seventh, and Brandon Gray recovering to round out the top ten.
Source: Seekonk Speedway