Fast Friday

SOLOMITO GOES BACK TO BACK IN BANDOLERO BANDITS Defending Seekonk Grand Prix Bandolero Bandit champion Landon Solomito didn’t win the first race of the season, but he made sure to make up for it the last two weeks. The Story: Solomito won the second race of the year, and followed it up by capturing his second victory of the season on Friday, winning back-to-back main events. The driver of the No. 66 continues to showcase himself as a rising talent, putting on another dominant

Seekonk Speedway is back on track for another two days of racing this weekend, June 12 and 13, with Fast Friday and NASCAR Saturday hitting the Action Track of the East full speed

SEEKONK, Mass. — Landon Solomito had a strong start to the season last week for much of the race on opening night, but wasn’t able to finish. In week two, the first round of the Everett’s Triple Crown Series, the defending Seekonk Grand Prix Bandolero Bandit champion rocketed to the front of the field and held off all challengers behind him to return to Victory Lane. The Story: Solomito jumped to the front after a hard-fought battle between Elias Dib and Jace Chaber ended wit

SEEKONK, Mass. — The One Way Recycling Crown Vic Cruisers were back on the track for the second week of Fast Friday racing and it was a familiar face in Victory Lane. Six-time track champion Mike Cavallaro charged to the front quickly and held on for the feature win in the first round of the Everett’s Triple Crown Series for the division. The Story: The second race of the season for the Crown Vics was hot right from the start, with Cavallaro starting third. He cut it three-wi

SEEKONK, Mass. — A tough start to the season for Jacob Burns in week one turned around quickly, as Burns returned to Victory Lane in the Nick’s Pit Stop Legends Cars opener of the Everett’s Auto Parts Triple Crown Friday night. The Story: Jacob Burns raced Isaiah Newcomb for the top spot for much of Friday’s 30-lap showdown, but when Newcomb went to throw a cross-over move on Burns late, contact from behind sent Newcomb spinning. That left a new challenger, Friday night High

The first of two visits for the stars of the American-Canadian Tour (ACT) at Seekonk Speedway will take place this Saturday, June 6. The ACT Tour will join the first round of the Everett’s Triple Crown Series for the NASCAR Local Racing Series Pro Stocks and Sport Trucks, along with the return of the Sportsman division, for a four-division card sure to keep fans on the edge of their seats this Saturday evening.

Seekonk Speedway has announced an updated Everett’s Triple Crown Series schedule for the Sport Trucks and Late Models, due to weather postponements for the last few NASCAR Saturday events.

Josh Parsons wasn’t even sure he was going to be racing for the 2026 Nick’s Pit Stop Legends Cars season, but when he rolled out on the opening Fast Friday night, the defending champion found himself right back up front.

Richie Johnson won the Sport 4 championship last season at Seekonk Speedway, and decided it was time to make the move up to the Pure Stocks for the new year. After one race, it looks like he is going to be a force to be reckoned with.

After capturing his first career win after many years of trying at the end of 2025, Zacarias Kelley wasted little time getting back to the winner’s circle. Opening the new season, Kelley came out on top of the Seekonk Grand Prix Bandolero Outlaw feature after 15 laps to carry the checkered flag.

Arthur Meack captured multiple Sport 4 wins during the 2025 season at Seekonk Speedway, contending for the championship right down to the final night. To open the 2026 campaign, Meack was carrying the checkered flag on opening night.

After making his Seekonk Speedway debut last year, Mason Goodale and his brother Wyatt returned to the Action Track of the East Friday night to open the 2026 campaign in the Seekonk Grand Prix Bandolero Bandits. Planning to run a part-time schedule, Mason left with the checkered flag and the trophy.

For the first time in the new year, Seekonk Speedway will hit the track for two straight days of racing competition this weekend. On Friday, May 29, the Fast Friday season begins for six divisions, while NASCAR Saturday returns for round three on Saturday, May 30

The 2026 Fast Friday season at Seekonk Speedway is here. With a new division added, making it a six-division weekly slate, race fans aren’t going to want to miss the chance to witness the future stars of Seekonk Speedway’s NASCAR Saturday battle it out under the lights. Opening night is set for Friday, May 29, where the first checkered flags of the season will drop.

Entering the 2026 season, we have become aware that there could have been some confusion for some regarding our updated video policy. We would like to clarify the policy going into opening weekend. Just a few points to clear up…. What you can do (and we would love to see) - Post clips on social media about your favorite drivers and teams - Share content from our events - Take video of friends and family racing on the track - Take selfies of you looking fabulous at the track -

Race Nights just got a little bit sweeter.

New for 2026, the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour will visit Seekonk Speedway twice in the same year, for the first time in the history of the Action Track of the East.

Raising Cane’swill 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.

Seekonk Speedway is thrilled to announce that Carlito’s Consignment, servicing the greater New England area, has joined the Seekonk Speedway sponsorship program for the 2026 season.

Shoutout to Southeastern Regional Vocational School for taking home the win at Sunday’s Small Engine Build-Off Competition , presented by the Mass Cruisers and proudly sponsored by Seekonk Speedway! 💪🔥 The competition was stacked with talent, including impressive teams from Norfolk County Agricultural School and Blue Hills Vocational School —but Southeastern rose to the top with an incredible build and performance! 👏 Special thanks to Race Director Len Ellis , who was on