Serie ACT will crown its champion on Sat., Oct. 3 at Airborne Speedway in a combination race with the US based ACT Tour
The American-Canadian Tour (ACT) U.S. and Série ACT return to Plattsburgh, NY’s Airborne Park Speedway for the 41st Annual Fall Foliage 200 Saturday, October 3. Série ACT will crown its 2015 champion at the combination event as the ACT U.S. Tour sets the stage for their own season finale later in October.
The Sylvania 300 is an important race for the Sprint Cup drivers who qualified for The Chase. The bottom four drivers in points following the race will be dropped from The Chase.
Fred Borden drove many race cars at the now defunct Westboro Speedway. He’s pictured here in one their last Modifieds a Chevy Corvair bodied machine. (Credit: Bill Balser photo.)
Due to circumstances beyond managements control, the paved track at Devil’s Bowl will have to run a make-up race in October
The stars aligned for Vince Quenneville Jr. at Devil’s Bowl Speedway on Saturday night, September 19, and the popular veteran stock car driver finally wrapped up his first championship on the asphalt half-mile oval. Quenneville finished first and second in a pair of 50-lap races for the Bond Auto Parts Modified division, and came from behind to win his first title in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series presented by Yandow Sales & Service and John Deere.
The ACT Canadian drivers had their race in Quebec before they head to the Airborne Speedway in NY on Saturday, October 3 at the Airborne Speedway in Plattsburgh, NY to mix it with the US ACT drivers, .
Donald Theetge extended his Série ACT record with his 21st career victory in the St-Eustache 200 at Quebec’s Autodrome St-Eustache Sunday, September 20.
Most championship nights at the end of the regular season has a lot of tension. It was no exception at Monadnock Speedway in Winchester, NH.Saturday It was championship night at Monadnock Speedway as the points champions were crowned for the weekly NASCAR Whelen All-American Series.
Last week, the rain came just before the Sportsman Modifieds could run their feature so they’d be batting lead-off on Saturday for the first of a two feature showcase for the premiere Monadnock division. Continue reading
Angelo Belsito didn’t win the Pro Stock feature at Seekonk Speedway. But, he managed to take the season long struggle and to home the Championship. (Credit: Angelo Belsito photo.)
ESTRELLA CAPTURES LATE MODEL FEATURE AND CHAMPIONSHIP
Dylan Estrella completed his Late Model season with three consecutive feature wins to claim the championship over reigning champ, Bobby Pelland III. Estrella had chased Pelland most of the season, not moving past until the win streak began. In the feature, Rob Murphy leapt off the pole as Jeramee Lillie came from the second row to get under Nick Uhrig as Vinny Arrenegado looked under him. Vinny backed out but took a second shot and took over second. Estrella came up from seventh to get past Uhrig and Lillie, then nosed ahead into third in turn three of lap two. Continue reading
Clark (center) broke a season long dry spell at PASS’ Super Late Model go at BRMS in Scarborough, ME. (Credit: PASS Tour photo.)
Johnny Clark of Farmingdale broke a season-long dry spell on the AIM Recycling USA Pro All Stars Series North Super Late Model circuit on Sunday, powering his way to an impressive victory over a fast-closing Mike Rowe in the Southern Maine Chrysler Jeep Dodge 300 at Beech Ridge Motor Speedway in Scarborough.
Leon Gonyo won the final paved track race of the at Devil’s Bowl Speedway and suffered a fatal heart attack. (Credit: Devil’s Bowl Speedway photo.)
Devil’s Bowl Speedway management and staff are deeply saddened to confirm the passing of long time stock car racing competitor Leon Gonyo. Mr. Gonyo, 63, of Chazy, NY, won the speedway’s final asphalt NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Modified race of the season on the evening of Saturday, September 19, 2015 but succumbed soon after.
As the 2015 season winds down the point races get tense at the shore side New London-Waterford Speedbowl.
The first race of the night was the rescheduled Super X cars division. These cars will usually run on a Thursday night show but, this is their Saturday Night showdown. The feature was 30 laps long and Marc Shafer took the early lead on the first lap. The first caution came out with 17 laps remaining in the event, only 2 laps later Dave Yardley III took the lead away. Yardley III held the lead through the last two cautions of the event. Dave Yardley III won, Kevin Moon was 2nd, and Marc Shafer was 3rd.