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Shelburne, Vermont’s Kaiden Fisher had one goal when entering The Cement Palace Saturday morning; to capture the $20,000 Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour championship. The nineteen-year-old did just that and more, sweeping the two Seekonk Speedway tour dates in 2026 en-route to his first career crown on the iconic international circuit. Thirty-three cars made the trip to Seekonk Speedway in an attempt to win The Haunted Hundred this weekend. Thunder Road Speedbowl (VT) front

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The engines have cooled, the grandstands are quiet, and the 81st season at the Action Track of the East is officially in the books. Before we turn the page to 2027, we want to say the two words that matter most: thank you.

The stars and cars of the Monaco Modifieds, American-Canadian Tour and Open Street Stocks will invade Seekonk Speedway this Saturday for the final showdown of the 2026 season at the Action Track of the East - the USNEPower Haunted Hundred.

The stars and cars of the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour will visit Seekonk Speedway twice during the 2027 season! The series will compete at the third-mile oval on Saturday, May 15, for the J&R Precast 150, and return on Wednesday, June 30, for the Firecracker 150 during Midweek Madness.

The 2026 season at the Action Track of the East ended Saturday night with the Sunoco Drive For The Cup championship finales. Titles were decided, a milestone was reached, and a first-time winner took his place in Victory Lane. Here's how it all played out.

SEEKONK, Mass. — Seekonk Speedway officials announced Thursday that D. Anthony Venditti Championship Weekend has been postponed to Friday, October 2 and Saturday, October 3 due to incoming inclement weather. With a coastal storm expected to impact New England this weekend, track officials feel moving the entire weekend is best for competitors and fans alike. Fast Friday championship racing will now take place on Friday, October 2, where six champions will be crowned beginning

The Sunoco Drive for the Cup rolled through another dramatic Saturday night at Seekonk Speedway, delivering two early championship celebrations and setting up a pair of must-see title showdowns.

Just two weeks remain in the Seekonk Speedway short-track championship season, with the Sunoco Drive For The Cup hitting the home stretch. Champions will be crowned on September 25-26, but first, Seekonk Speedway returns to action with playoff round three this Friday and Saturday.

The intensity continued to build at Seekonk Speedway on Saturday, September 12, as the NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series returned for the second round of the Sunoco Drive For The Cup. With only two races remaining in the 2026 season, Nick Lascuola and Chase Belcher strengthened their championship bids with victories, Ethan Heilborn tightened an already razor-thin Sport Truck battle and former champion Steve Axon returned to Victory Lane in the Sportsman division.

The Sunoco Drive For The Cup opened with four championship contenders making major statements during NASCAR Saturday racing on August 29 at Seekonk Speedway.

LECUYER EARNS FIRST CAREER WIN; PLAYOFF CONTENDERS STRIKE IN FAST FRIDAY OPENER The Sunoco Drive For The Cup opened Friday night at Seekonk Speedway with championship contenders battling for valuable playoff points and one rising star celebrating a career-first victory. Tobey Lecuyer captured his first Seekonk Grand Prix Bandolero Bandit win, while Luka Dib added his ninth Bandolero Outlaw victory of the season. Mike Cavallaro, Samantha Sleboda, Mason Tessier and Richie Johns

The Seekonk Speedway Sunoco Drive For The Cup begins this weekend, as Seekonk Speedway prepares to crown 10 champions at the end of September.

Saturday night racing at Seekonk Speedway delivered everything race fans could ask for—late-race passes, first-time winners, comeback victories and plenty of three-wide action. The Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series headlined the night with a thrilling finish, while the Late Models, Sportsman and Sport Trucks added even more excitement to a packed night at the Action Track of the East.

Fast Friday delivered another action-packed night at Seekonk Speedway on August 14, with two Everett’s Auto Parts Triple Crown champions crowned, a dominant winning streak coming to an end and several familiar faces returning to Victory Lane.