Which of the 30 ACT Tour drivers will have the pleasure of kissing the cow at Thunder Road’s Milk Bowl? (Credit: Vermont Dairy Assoc.)
By Lou Modestino
The People’s United Bank Milk Bowl is full of ceremony, tradition, and exceptional stock car racing. The fall season in Vermont is the perfect backdrop for one of America’s greatest closing short track events of the race season. Continue reading
Dwight Jarvis of Ascutney, VT was a popular winner among the fans at the VMRS race at Monadnock Speedway (Credit: Yankee Racer photo)
By Lou Modestino
It didn’t have the dramatic finish like last weeks race at Seekonk, but it had the same result, a large vocal crowd greeting the race winner, this time fan favorite 41-year veteran Dwight Jarvis, when he exited his race car. Jarvis had just won the annual Valenti Modified Racing Series sanctioned ‘Victor Johnson Memorial 100’ and the Monadnock Speedway crowd let him know they liked what they saw. Continue reading
Brian Hoar (right) and his team will be facing rival Jean Paul Cyr and other top ACT Tour drivers on Sunday, July 20 in the International 300 at Airborne Speedway Park. (Credit: Devil’s Bowl Speedway photo)
By Lou Modestino
Eight-time ACT Champion, Brian Hoar from Williston, VT and seven-time Champion Jean-Paul Cyr from Milton, VT will renew their rivalry at the ACT International 300 on Sunday, July 20 at the Airborne Park Speedway in Plattsburgh. Continue reading
Wayne Helliwell, Jr. is always a top contender when he races in Late Model Sportsman events. Credit: Alan Ward photo.
Wayne Helliwell, Jr. celebrated his ACT Merchants Bank 150 win in victory lane at Thunder Road on Sunday, April 27. Continue reading
Jean Paul Cyr is a contender in the Governor’s Cup race at Lee USA Speedway
By Lou Modestino
American Canadian Tour (ACT) teams look at Lee USA Speedway’s annual New Hampshire Governor’s Cup 150 to kick start their race season on Sunday, April 13, 2014. The optimism is well-founded. ACT Late Models can boast 10 different winners in 11 events held at Lee since 2003. Continue reading