Raising Cane's Backing Fan Appreciation Night at Seekonk Speedway on August 22
- Speedway Staff
- Apr 8
- 2 min read
SEEKONK, Mass. — One of Seekonk’s most popular restaurants is backing a major night at Seekonk Speedway in 2026.
Raising Cane’s will be the major backer behind Fan Appreciation Night, which includes the annual Pit Party, on Saturday, August 22. This event will also serve as the final round of the regular season ahead of the Sunoco Drive For The Cup for the NASCAR Saturday Pro Stocks, Late Models, Sportsman and Sport Trucks. It will help set the Final Four drivers heading to the final four weeks to battle for the championship.
The popular event allows fans of all ages to meet and greet with the stars and cars of Seekonk Speedway prior to the racing action, for free. All that is required is a grandstand admission ticket for the night of racing. It’s a night that race fans and teams alike look forward to having each year.
Raising Cane’s is located at 175 Highland Ave. in Seekonk and is open Sunday through Thursday, 10am to midnight and Friday and Saturday 10 to 1am. You can place your order online at raisingcanes.com, or stop by the Restaurant for some fantastic Chicken Fingers for lunch or dinner! Raising Cane’s serves its ONE LOVE® - Craveable Chicken Finger Meals®. Their food offers quality you can count on, made fresh daily. Don’t forget to stop by on the way to the track.
“We are thrilled to be returning as a partner for our third season at the beloved Seekonk Speedway and are looking forward to being a part of Fan Appreciation Night in August!” said Raising Cane’s Restaurant Leader Monte Weaver.
Seekonk Speedway’s 81st season of short-track racing will begin on Sunday, May 3, with NASCAR opening day. Fans are encouraged to visit SeekonkSpeedway.com to purchase tickets for opening day and all events, online, at SeekonkSpeedway.com. For all the latest news and updates about the track, be sure to visit us on social media.
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Great event and exciting news! Fan Appreciation Night at Seekonk Speedway sounds like a fantastic opportunity for fans to meet drivers, enjoy the Pit Party, and experience thrilling racing action all in one place. It’s great to see community-focused events like this bringing people together.
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Great post! Fan Appreciation Night at Seekonk Speedway sounds like an exciting event—especially with Raising Cane’s backing it and the added Pit Party experience for fans. It’s a great way to celebrate the racing community while building anticipation for the season’s final round.
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Raising Cane's backing a fan appreciation night at Seekonk is a really smart community move because local sponsorships like this build genuine brand loyalty in a way that national advertising campaigns simply cannot replicate. Fan appreciation events done right make people feel like the track actually values them beyond just ticket sales. Been meaning to catch a Seekonk event this season and an evening with that kind of energy plus good food sounds like the perfect excuse to finally go. We actually discussed local event sponsorship strategies recently at our company which provides professional app development services in usa because connecting with communities at ground level is something more businesses need to invest in. August 22nd is going on the…
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