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New champions program for ACT Tour US

 

New Champions ACT Tour program gives some contenders an opportunity to race for extra winnings.  (Credit: ACT Tour photo.)

New Champions ACT Tour program gives some contenders an opportunity to race for extra winnings. (Credit: ACT Tour photo.)

American Canadian Tour officials have announced a New Champions Program for the ACT U.S. Tour in 2015. The program is a revival of the old New Champions point standings from the former ACT Pro Stock Tour in the 1980s and early 1990s. Continue reading

Devil’s Bowl is on the rise as a hot spot in Vermont

 

 

Dirt Modifieds on the 1/2 mile paved track at Devil's Bowl Speedway complements the Sportsman Modifieds on the infield dirt track.   It's a unique format in New England motorsports. (Credit: Devil's Bowl Speedway photo.)

Dirt Modifieds on the 1/2 mile paved track at Devil’s Bowl Speedway complements the Sportsman Modifieds on the infield dirt track. It’s a unique format in New England motorsports. (Credit: Devil’s Bowl Speedway photo.)

By Lou Modestino

Devil’s Bowl Speedway is on the rise as one of Vermont’s top family entertainment hot spots, and businesses in and around Rutland County are taking notice. The region’s only dual-surface stock car racing facility welcomes several new and returning sponsorship partners in 2015 and is poised for continued growth with both its NASCAR-sanctioned 1/2-mile asphalt oval and its new 1/3-mile dirt track. Continue reading

Sweet, Hoar and Leperle look for 1st Invitational win at NHIS on Sept. 20

 

 

 

Nick Sweet will be looking for his first ACT Invitational win at NHMS on Sat.Sept. 20.  (Credit: ACT Tour photo)

Nick Sweet will be looking for his first ACT Invitational win at NHMS on Sat.Sept. 20. (Credit: ACT Tour photo)

By Lou Modestino

The starting field for the 6th annual Bond Auto ACT Invitational at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Saturday, September 20 has been established. A field of 43 teams will compete in the 50-mile event that pays a minimum of seventy-five hundred dollars ($7,500) to win and one thousand dollars ($1,000) for 43rd. Continue reading