NH Pro Stock Driver Jeremy Davis out drove the rest of the GSPSS drivers at the Lee USA Speedway in the Seacoast 100 . (Credit: Rich Hayes photo.)
Jeremy Davis took the lead on lap 18, and never looked back, on route to a dominant performance in the Granite State Pro Stock Series at Lee USA Speedway (NH), in the Seacoast 100.
Adding extra distance to the Friday night races made it interesting at Stafford Motor Speedway.
Stafford Speedway returned to NASCAR Whelen All-American Series racing action with the Mid-Season Stretch program on Friday, July 24th that saw each division race an extra two laps in distance. The 24th was also an Ingersoll Rand contingency night with bonuses going to the winners of the SK Light, Limited Late Model, and DARE Stock features. Ronnie Williams took his third win of the year in the SK Modified® feature, Tom Butler was a first time winner in the Late Model feature, D.J. Burnham scored his third win of the year in the SK Light feature, Andrew Hayes took down his third win of the season in the Limited Late Model feature, Frank L’Etoile, Jr. won for the second time this year in the DARE Stock feature, and Dana DiMatteo was a winner for the time this season in the Legend Cars feature.
Everett’s Auto Parts has been a major supporter of racing competitors in southeastern MA for many years (Credit: Seekonk Speedway photo.)
By Lou Modestino
Seekonk Speedway invites race fans to join them tonight, Saturday July 25, for the Brockton based Everett’s Auto Parts Night at the Route 6 oval. It will be non-stop action with the Sport Trucks, Late Models, Street Stock Phil’s Propane Triple Crown Race #2 and the 100 Lap Everett’s Auto Parts Pro Stock Race. Radio station WHJY will be on hand to give away Van Halen tickets. Everett’s Auto Parts is a long time supporter of local racers and the Seekonk Speedway Continue reading
Connecticut’s Woody Pitkat has a 34 point edge going into Devil’s Bowl Speedway in Vermont over Todd Patnode. (Credit: NASCAR Home Track photo.)
The Valenti Modified Racing Series returns to the State of Vermont for the first time in five years, Friday night, July 24, when the series competes for the first time at Fair Haven’s famed Devil’s Bowl Speedway. The series last race in the Green Mountain State was May 2010, at Barre’s Thunder Road Speedbowl. Continue reading
Joey Pole and his rival Wayne Halliwell, Jr. resume their battle for the ACT Tour Championship at the season’s half-way mark. (Credit: ACT Tour photo.)
The American-Canadian Tour (ACT) resumes its 2015 championship chase this Saturday, July 25 at Oxford, ME’s Oxford Plains Speedway. The Oxford Plains 150 is the eighth on the ACT Tour’s 13-race schedule and their second visit of the season to the 3/8-mile oval. The event was previously scheduled for June 27 before being postponed.
Derek Griffith goes to Lee USA Speedway in NH on Friday night with a lot of confidence. (Credit: GSPSS photo
The Granite State Pro Stock Series will return to Lee USA Speedway (NH), on July 24, for the Seacoast 100. Continue reading
The NEMA Midgets topped off a very busy card over the big NASCAR weekend in NH at Lee USA Speedway.
Lee USA Speedway hosted the Mighty Midgets of NEMA and the NEMA Lites on Friday night, along with a full program of NASCAR Whelen All-American Series racing action to fill out the night’s racing action at “New Hampshire‘s Center of Speed“.
The NASCAR Infinity Series at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway is always an entertaining event.
Lakes Region 200 NASCAR Xfinity Series-Source: New Hampshire Motor Speedway
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Race Number 19 Unofficial Race Results for the 23Rd Annual 5-Hour Energy 301 – Sunday, July 19, 2015 New Hampshire Motor Speedway – Loudon, NH – 1.058 Mile Paved Total Race Length – 301 Laps – 318.458 Miles – Purse: $5,386,439
Leader Team Driver Fin Str Car Driver Laps Pts Bns Rating Winnings Status Tms Laps 1 4 18
Kyle Busch Interstate Batteries Toyota 301 47 4 137.2 $271,031 Running ,
2 96 2 10 2 Brad Keselowski Miller Lite Ford 301 44 2 133.1 $214,416 Running
3 100 3 12 4 Kevin Harvick Jimmy John’s/Budweiser Chevrolet 301 42 1 123.9 $184,550 Running 1 59 4 2 22
Joey Logano Shell Pennzoil Ford 301 41 1 114.5 $161,258 Running 1 12 5 19 88
Dale Earnhardt Jr. Nationwide Chevrolet 301 39 104.7 $127,600 Running 6 8 20
Matt Kenseth Dollar General Toyota 301 38 103.3 $144,026 Running 7 1 19
Carl Edwards Sport Clips Toyota 301 38 1 108.6 $107,315 Running 1 19 8 24 3
Austin Dillon Dow Chevrolet 301 36 81.0 $137,601 Running 9 23 24
Jeff Gordon AARP Member Advantages Chevrolet 301 36 1 96.5 $137,901 Running 1 2 10 6 41
Kurt Busch Haas Automation Chevrolet 301 34 103.3 $107,415 Running 11 26 31
Ryan Newman Quicken Loans Chevrolet 301 33 84.5 $124,590 Running 12 15 78
Martin Truex Jr. Furniture Row/Visser Precision Chevrolet 301 32 95.5 $117,485 Running 13 22 47
AJ Allmendinger Better Than Bouillon Chevrolet 301 32 1 86.3 $121,898 Running 1 13 14 5 11
Denny Hamlin FedEx Freight Toyota 301 30 86.6 $102,615 Running 15 29 43 Aric Almirola Smithfield Ford 301 29 75.4 $125,251 Running 16 21 13
Casey Mears GEICO Chevrolet 301 28 63.3 $111,548 Running 17 32 17 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Fastenal Ford 301 27 70.6 $95,515 Running 18 3 55
David Ragan Aaron’s Dream Machine Toyota 301 26 73.2 $115,309 Running 19 9 5
Kasey Kahne Great Clips Chevrolet 301 25 85.0 $100,590 Running 20 25 14 Tony Stewart Mobil 1 Chevrolet 301 24 63.7 $113,804 Running 21 37 38
David Gilliland MDS Ford 301 23 52.0 $112,898 Running 22 7 48 Jimmie Johnson Lowe’s Chevrolet 300 22 76.5 $129,826 Running 23 16 21
Ryan Blaney(i) SKF Ford 300 0 77.1 $81,665 Running 24 20 10 Danica Patrick GoDaddy Chevrolet 300 20 56.7 $92,965 Running 25 28 27
Paul Menard Richmond/Menards Chevrolet 300 19 61.1 $92,665 Running 26 11 1
Jamie McMurray McDonald’s/Cessna Chevrolet 300 18 79.1 $114,356 Running 27 14 16
Greg Biffle Safety-Kleen Ford 299 17 56.7 $115,048 Running 28 33 35 Cole Whitt Taco Bell Ford 299 16 48.2 $95,373 Running 29 27 9
Sam Hornish Jr. Shaws/Smithfield Ford 299 15 43.0 $109,685 Running 30 13 40
Landon Cassill(i) Interstate Moving Srvcs./Precon Marine Chevrolet 299 0 61.8 $84,590 Running 31 17 42
Kyle Larson Target Chevrolet 299 13 63.7 $110,298 Running 32 31 6
Trevor Bayne AdvoCare Ford 299 12 44.3 $124,190 Running 33 34 34
Brett Moffitt # Dockside Logistics Ford 297 11 45.6 $80,890 Running 34 18 15
Clint Bowyer 5-Hour Energy Toyota 297 10 49.8 $113,348 Running 35 35 83
Matt DiBenedetto # Burger King Toyota 296 9 36.3 $88,537 Running 36 38 46
Michael Annett Pilot Flying J Chevrolet 296 8 36.7 $78,760 Running 37 41 32
Eddie MacDonald DraftDemons.com Ford 295 7 32.3 $78,542 Running 38 43 98
Timmy Hill(i) Residence Inn Ford 292 0 28.3 $73,727 Running 39 42 33
Derek White(i) Braille Battery/Grafoid Chevrolet 290 0 25.2 $69,655 Running 40 30 51
Justin Allgaier Brandt Chevrolet 284 4 45.8 $73,655 Running 41 36 26
Jeb Burton # Maxim Fantasy Sports Toyota 239 3 30.1 $61,655 Running 42 40 7
Alex Bowman Tommy Baldwin Racing Chevrolet 230 2 30.2 $57,655 Running 43 39 23
JJ Yeley(i) Dr Pepper Toyota 202 0 27.0 $54,155 Rear Gear
Kyle Busch won the 5-hour ENERGY 301, his 32nd career NASCAR Sprint Cup Series victory, and second at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Prior to the start of the race, no cars dropped to the rear of the field.
Race Comments: Failed to Qualify: (1) 62 Reed Sorenson. Time of Race: 02 Hrs, 56 Mins, 06 Secs. Average Speed: Margin of Victory: 7 for 34 laps: Laps: 23-26 (Debris Turn 1 [26]); 98-107 (Debris Turn 4 [17]); 118-121 (Debris Frontstretch [14]); 189-193 (Debris Turn 2 [38]); 200-203 (Car #27 stopped Turn 4 [51]); 252-257 (Fluid Turns 3 & 4 [38]); 301-301 (Car #7 accident Turn 2 [None]).
Caution Flags: 9 among 7 drivers: C. Edwards 1-19; Kyle Busch 20-66; B. Keselowski 67-88; J. Gordon 89-90; A. Allmendinger 91-103; B. Keselowski 104-178; J. Logano 179-190; B. Keselowski 191-193; K. Harvick 194-252; Kyle Busch 253-301. Lead Changes: 1.J. Johnson 646 (4 wins);2.K. Harvick 734 (2);3.D. Earnhardt Jr. 655 (2);4.Kurt Busch 576 (2);5.J. Logano 665 (1);6.M. Truex Jr. 628 (1);7.B. Keselowski 603 (1);8.M. Kenseth 578 (1);9.D. Hamlin 552 (1);10.C. Edwards 487 (1);11.J. Mcmurray 574 (0);12.J. Gordon 573 (0);13.K. Kahne 538 (0);14.R. Newman 530 (0);15.P. Menard 528 (0);16.A. Almirola 502 (0).
Chase Grid Outlook: 108.504 MPH Caution NASCAR Integrated Marketing Communications @ P.O. Box 2875, Daytona Beach, FL 32120-2875 Next Race: Jul. 26, 2015 – Indianapolis Motor Speedway (i) Ineligible for driver points in this series 3M Lap Leader: Kyle Busch, #18 95 Laps American Ethanol Green Flag Restart Award: Kyle Busch, #18 Coors Light Pole Award: Carl Edwards, #19 135.164 mph Ingersoll Rand Power Move: David Gilliland, #38 2 positions Mahle Clevite Engine Builder of the Race: Roush-Yates Engines, #2 Mobil 1 Driver of the Race: Kyle Busch, #18 Moog Chassis Parts Problem Solver of the Race: Austin Dillon, #3 crew chief Richard Labbe, 0.003 seconds Sherwin-Williams Fastest Lap: Kyle Bush
Nick Sweet was the top driver at ACT’s International race held at the Airborne Speedway in Plattsburgh, NY. (Credit: ACT Tour photo.)
Nick Sweet showed why he’s one of the top American-Canadian Tour (ACT) Late Model drivers in the Northeast on Sunday, July 19, capping a whirlwind two days by winning the ACT International at Plattsburgh, NY’s Airborne Park Speedway.