SEEKONK, Mass. —  Seekonk Speedway is hitting the middle of the month of July at full stride. As the summer continues to heat up, the...

SEEKONK, Mass. — In a fitting end to the Late Model 80th Anniversary Series special, veteran contender Charlie Rose was carrying the...

SEEKONK, Mass. —  Prior to Saturday night, Chase Belcher had been the most consistent driver in the first two months of Late Model racing...

FAST FRIDAY, NASCAR RACING RETURN TO SEEKONK SPEEDWAY THIS WEEKEND SEEKONK, Mass. — The month of June at Seekonk Speedway will end with a...

SEEKONK, Mass. —  The annual mid-week showdown at Seekonk Speedway is here, with a different twist for 2025. This Wednesday night, June...

SEEKONK, Mass. — Connor Souza, the defending Everett’s Auto Parts Triple Crown Series champion in the Late Model division, has raced his...

Another doubleheader weekend of racing is set to return to Seekonk Speedway this Friday and Saturday night. Fast Friday returns to the track for round four on Friday, June 20, while NASCAR Saturday is back on the third-mile on June 21.

Seekonk Speedway is set for a massive tripleheader weekend June 13-14-15 - as Fast Friday, NASCAR Saturday and a special Father’s Day Monster Truck Bash will make up a full weekend of excitement at the Action Track of the East.

Fast Friday and NASCAR Saturday both return to the track this week, with Everett’s Auto Parts Triple Crown Series action headlining both nights, and the East Coast Towing & Recovery Spectator Drags also joining the action on NASCAR Saturday. 

SEEKONK, Mass. — Defending Seekonk Speedway Late Model champion Luke LeBrun came out on top of a hotly contested battle with veteran...

The battle to the finish of Saturday’s 30-lap NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Late Model feature at Seekonk Speedway once again kept fans on the edge of their seats. Luke LeBrun and Charlie Rose duked it out over the final half of the race, and before a caution with just three laps to go, it looked like LeBrun was going to be in control for his second win in the first three races.

The outside groove was the name of the game for Jacob “Rowdy” Burns on Saturday night at Seekonk Speedway. Before he scored his first career Pro Stock win, Burns took down the victory in the NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Racing Series Late Model 30-lap main event.

Following the action opening day, all four NASCAR divisions are ready to battle - with some drivers looking to keep their strong start to the season going and others looking to turn their fortune around from their week one finish. 

LeBrun took the lead on the restart on lap eight, and although he had some fierce challengers behind, he was able to escape while others battled. Opening a championship defense in Victory Lane is a great start to the season.

Seekonk Speedway’s 80th anniversary season of short-track racing in Massachusetts is here. The Action Track of the East will open the campaign on Saturday, May 3 and Sunday, May 4, with two different days of excitement for fans. 

The speed will definitely be there for LeBrun, who has shown to be able to win in multiple divisions at Seekonk - including the Mini Cups, Legends Cars and Late Models.  But, who will be among his top challengers?