NASCAR Weekly Racing

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. —  In a race that set the Final Four championship contenders, it was a non-playoff driver who captured the Sport Truck...

SEEKONK, Mass. —  After a tough first week in the Sunoco Drive For The Cup, Charlie Rose had to come to Seekonk Speedway with everything...

SEEKONK, Mass. —  The first week of the Sunoco Drive For The Cup wasn’t kind to Doug Benoit, but he made up for it in a big way Saturday...

SEEKONK, Mass. —  In the race to conclude NASCAR Saturday, Dave Darling put a dominant performance together in the Pro Stocks. The driver...

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

It was a battle between a playoff contender and a non-playoff contender, for the win in Saturday’s Late Model event at Seekonk Speedway.

Tom Scully III was back in Victory Lane on Saturday night at Seekonk Speedway, putting an exclamation point on the opener of the Sunoco Drive For The Cup in the Sport Trucks. 

After a summer filled with ups and downs, defending Pro Stock champion Dylan Estrella seems to be ready to chase another crown. In the opener of the Sunoco Drive For The Cup for the Pro Stocks, Estrella started on the outside pole, jumped out front quickly, and drove away from the rest of his competition to take down the win in the playoff opener. 

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.

The 2025 season is heating up, and with just four weeks left in the chase for Rookie of the Year, the next generation of stars are putting it all on the line here at Seekonk Speedway! Thanks to our friends at Columbus Energies, we’re proud to spotlight the new faces who are making waves across every division. The question is… who will hang on and finish the year as Seekonk’s top rookie? Let’s take a look at the current leaders:

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.

Nick Lascuola was on top for the second time at Seekonk Speedway in the Pro Stocks on Saturday night. 

It was a long time coming, but Andrew Gomes finally made his way to the winner’s circle in a Late Model on Saturday night at Seekonk Speedway.

Adam Pettey had his hands full in the final laps on Saturday night at Seekonk Speedway, but he was able to accomplish the goal of capturing another trophy after 25 laps in the Sportsman.

After an early end to his race the week before, Ethan Heilborn made all the right moves in the final laps to get back to Victory Lane in the Sport Trucks on Saturday night at Seekonk Speedway. 

SEEKONK, Mass. — Just five weeks remain in the 2025 Fast Friday and NASCAR racing season at Seekonk Speedway, and this weekend, it’s the...

SEEKONK, Mass. — Jacob “Rowdy” Burns has wins in the Pro Stocks, Late Models and Legends Cars this year at Seekonk Speedway.  Saturday...

SEEKONK, Mass. — Starting deep in the Sport Truck field on Saturday night, Jake Vanada had some work to do to get to the front of the...