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Everett’s Auto Parts, based in Brockton, MA, is returning to Seekonk Speedway in a big way again for the 2026 season as they celebrate their 75th anniversary.

The Tour will compete in the Firecracker 150 presented by Bethesda Leadership Group, celebrating Independence Day a few days early. It will be the second appearance of the Whelen Modified Tour at Seekonk for 2026 - also joining the J&R Precast 150 on Saturday, May 16.

For the third consecutive year, J&R Precast, located in Berkley, Massachusetts, has signed as the title sponsor of a NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour event at Seekonk Speedway in 2026. The J&R Precast 150 featuring the stars and cars of NASCAR’s Modifieds will return to the Action Track of the East on Saturday, May 16 for this special event.

A huge thank you goes out to one of the greatest voices and ambassadors our sport has ever known.

The stars and cars of the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour will visit Seekonk Speedway twice for the 2026 season. Announced today, the Whelen Modified Tour will compete at the third-mile on Saturday, May 30 for the J&R Precast 150 and Wednesday, July 1 for the Firecracker 150 during Mid Week Madness.

As we wrap up another incredible year at Seekonk Speedway, we want to send a huge THANK YOU to our amazing Media Crew Race Day staff who made every lap, every post, and every moment shine! 👏 Giuliana & Cali – absolutely killing it with live race-day coverage, keeping fans connected and hyped every weekend. 🎤 Kevin, Myles & Brady – bringing the excitement to life from the announcer’s booth with energy and passion that set the tone all season long. 📸 Jillian - capturing a

🏁 Jarred Smith Crowned 2025 East Coast Towing Spectator Drags Champion at Seekonk Speedway!

👻 Get Ready for the Haunted Hundred: Street Stock Open Returns October 25, 2025 The ghosts and gears will collide this fall at Seekonk...

As Seekonk Speedway enters another exciting season in 2026, we are proud to continue our tradition of connecting local and regional businesses with one of New England’s most passionate audiences. With hundreds of thousands of fans visiting the track each year and millions more engaging with our digital and social media platforms, Seekonk Speedway offers unmatched exposure for businesses of every size.

When Radical Rick Martin first started racing, 51 years ago, he never would have thought he’d win many races, nevermind championships.

Seekonk Speedway returns to Fast Friday and NASCAR Saturday racing action for the final time in 2025 this weekend. Track champions will be crowned in the Sunoco Drive For The Cup on both nights, all part of D. Anthony Venditti Championship weekend at the Action Track of the East.

SEEKONK, Mass. — The Sunoco Drive For The Cup revs up in a big way this weekend at Seekonk Speedway, as the Final Four championship...

Ron started his career as a driver, but it was as a car builder and car owner he made his mark. Winning races in the Pro Stocks with Ray Lee, Johnny Tripp, Jim Wilkins and George Murray as his drivers, he picked up one championship, 1988 with Johnny Tripp.

Seekonk Speedway has a packed weekend of excitement planned September 12-13, with drivers continuing their battle for the championship on both Fast Friday and NASCAR Saturday. On top of that, Saturday night is First Responders Night, with free admission for First Responders courtesy of IBEW Local 99, along with the annual Wall of Fame induction.

Join us Saturday, October 11th for the Pumpkin Smash Thrill Show at Seekonk Speedway!

Seekonk Speedway is set to crown champions 2025 track champions in the month of September. The Sunoco Drive For The Cup kicks-off this weekend on both Fast Friday and NASCAR Saturday, with six drivers in each division racing for the championship. On top of those six title contenders, the rest of the field will be looking to capture the trophy and improve their points position heading for the stretch run.

1980s (1980-1989) Just two years after the beginning of the Pro Stock division, it had become clear it was going to be a major success,...

The Sunoco Drive For The Cup returns to Seekonk Speedway in September, as the four-week battle will crown champions across both Fast Friday & NASCAR Saturday. There are six playoff spots on the line in all nine of Seekonk’s divisions, with just three scheduled weekends of racing remaining before the fields are set.

Seekonk Speedway hits the month of July this weekend for weekly racing, and as the summer begins to really heat up, there are just seven weekends of short-track racing left before the fields are set for the Sunoco Drive For The Cup championship chase.

If your idea of a perfect Fourth of July weekend includes roaring engines, bumper-bashing action, and a fireworks display that could wake the Founding Fathers — then buckle up and head to Seekonk Speedway on Saturday, July 5th for our INDEPENDENCE DAY FIREWORKS THRILL SHOW!