Everett’s Auto Parts, based in Brockton, MA, is returning to Seekonk Speedway in a big way again for the 2025 season.


Everett’s will continue to sponsor the Triple Crown Series - a three-race series for all track divisions, with extra laps and bonuses on the line, including a separate championship. Everett’s Triple Crown championship weekend will again take place on August 8-9, with all nine Triple Crown champions to be crowned over the two days. Everett’s will also continue to sponsor the Late Models on NASCAR Saturday and the Sport 4 division on Fast Friday. They will additionally continue to award gift certificates to each winner in the Pure Stocks and Sport 4’s on Fast Friday.


New for 2025, Everett’s will award the 80 Seasons of Speed Everett’s Pit Pass and Ticket Giveaway. 


The Everett’s Ticket Giveaway offers race fans an opportunity for FREE flex tickets to an upcoming event. Each week, Seekonk will introduce the Everett’s Fan of the Week on both Fast Friday & NASCAR Saturday. To be eligible, you must purchase or have purchased tickets for a race event that week online at SeekonkSpeedway.com and scan them in when you get to the track. At the end of the weekend, a winner will be automatically generated. Each Fan of the Week will earn a free, 4-pack of grandstand flex tickets for an upcoming race event. There will be a different winner for each night of the weekend.


The same will take place for competitors/teams in the pit area, as Everett’s will sponsor a Pit Pass Giveaway. At every race, including all 18 NASCAR Saturday’s and 15 Fast Friday’s, one lucky driver per week will win a complimentary pit pass for the following week as part of a random draw.


“Roy Andrade & the team at Everett’s Auto Parts continue to step up, giving back to the race fans and the competitors both as we head into our 80th season of racing,” David Alburn, General Manager of Seekonk Speedway, said. “We can’t thank them enough for their support. Free tickets and a weekly free pit pass on two different nights… it provides our teams and fans a great opportunity.”


From a small and remote junk yard started over 50 years ago, Everett’s Auto Parts has grown to be one of the largest and finest yards in New England. They have become a fixture in the region, and their name is popping up all over the map. Judging by the growth of their business, they can only assume their customers have, as well. With more than 25,000 vehicles a year passing through their site, and 1500 cars on hand at any given time, they have one of the finest inventories available. They have a high-quality retail and commercial inventory, where they keep the right parts that you need today. Everett’s means truly one stop shopping for used auto parts.


Looking for tires for your vehicle? Look no further than Everett’s Tire Center! Everett’s service technicians can install tires, mount tires, change a flat, balance and rotate tires, and get you back on the road fast.


They have a huge selection of like new tires located conveniently across the street at Everett’s Auto Parts plus stock 1,000’s of high quality, pre-owned brand-name tires for nearly every car, truck, or SUV, With options of buying a set of four, a pair of two, or even a single tire. Purchasing a used tire is often more economical than purchasing new. And like all of Everett’s quality auto parts, our tires come with a 30-day money back guarantee.


If your looking for a good Crown Vic to compete in our newest devision theres always plenty on hand at Everetts.




Seekonk Speedway’s 80th season of short-track racing in Massachusetts begins on Sunday, May 4, with NASCAR Opening Day. The Pro Stocks, Everett’s Late Models, Helger’s Sportsman and Sport Trucks will all open their season at 2 p.m. The first Fast Friday event of the season is set for May 30 at 7 p.m.


To purchase tickets or for more information on Seekonk Speedway, visit SeekonkSpeedway.com and follow the track on social media. 

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What has become one of the nation’s most recognized short-tracks was a vision of Anthony Venditti, and that vision quickly became a reality when the first gates opened in May of 1946. World War II was in the rear-view mirror, the economy was turning around and D. Anthony was ready to showcase his dream, taking the family Seekonk Poultry Farm land and designing the asphalt oval track.


Seekonk Speedway was planned, engineered and promoted by D. Anthony. The first race took place on Memorial Day, a Thursday in late May. The track was originally built as a quarter-mile oval, with seven-foot banking in the corners and 60-foot wide turns. There might not have been a ton of grandstands, but it quickly grew into something fans from across New England would come to love. More than 12,000 people were on the property on opening day. The original design of the track was built for Open Wheel Midgets, and in the first race, it was Oscar Ridlon rolling his midget around into Victory Lane. 


Along with Anthony, his wife, Irene Venditti, was one of the pioneers of Seekonk Speedway. It was with her help that her husband was able to create the track that has become a fan and family favorite for many. Anthony was the youngest promoter in all of the country in the debut year, and had a family that was behind him from day one. He would pass in the early 1990s, while Irene would operate the facility until her passing years later. Now, the track is still family operated, with Francis Venditti and grandson David Alburn running the operations.


It wasn’t long before the “Fastest Track in the East” became the “Action Track of the East” -- a name that still stands today. The first year of competition lasted through mid-October, with names like Joe Sostilio, Bill Randall and Bob Blair winning. However, it was Eddie Casterline who dominated the opening year, winning what is believed to be a third of the races (10) in year one. The track didn’t record an official champion, but it was clear Casterline was the top contender.


The second year was marked by the loss of three competitive racers, including Casterline, who lost his life just one day after a crash at the age of 32. Casterline won the New England Midget Championship in 1946, and was one of the earliest speed demons in track history. Victories in year two were spread across multiple drivers, including names like Chet Gibbons, Sostilio, Frank Simonetti and Lloyd Christopher. 


It was in 1948 that the first Stock Racing was introduced at Seekonk Speedway, with the Bombers, Jalopies, and the Cut Downs, that quickly became an instant success. That first racing club was named “Interstate Racing Association”.  The fans hung on to the edge of their seat enjoying this new sport.  
It was 1949 when the first cement walls went up and the banking was extended. A drivers strike started that year, and racing didn’t begin until June, when Bill Randall opened the season in Victory Lane. There might not have been as many races in ’48, but by ’49, a full year of racing took place, with names like Nick Fornoro, Ralph “Hop” Harrington and Dave Humphrey victorious for the majority of the season. By then, a Stock division that had been introduced to competition, but the Midgets were still supreme. Seekonk was built especially for that machine. Harrington seemed to be the dominant car heading for the start of a new decade and Humphrey wasn’t going to be far behind. 

SEEKONK, Mass. — Seekonk Speedway announced today that Racing America will broadcast Mid Week Madness at the Action Track of the East on Wednesday, June 25. This year, Mid Week Madness includes the $10,000 to win Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series race, along with the return of the Milton CAT American Canadian Tour for 125 laps of their own.


Normally known as Open Wheel Wednesday, this newly branded event is a favorite for all New England race fans, now entering its 20th year. Some of the top names in Modified racing have won the event. Adding the American Canadian Tour to this race day is the perfect fit for all. Fans who wish to attend the event in person can purchase tickets online at SeekonkSpeedway.com. Tickets are discounted online compared to at the gate on race day.


“Those race fans who are out of the New England region will be able to watch one of the top short-track races of the year on Racing America,” Ed St. Germain, Seekonk Speedway’s Director of Business Development, said. “This event always draws a great crowd in-person, as there is nothing like the rumble of the Modifieds and the speed of the ACT Late Models around Seekonk Speedway for a special mid week event. We look forward to packing the stands for this race and we are also excited to see those around the country be able to tune-in with Racing America.”


The event schedule for Mid Week Madness will be released at a later date. 


For more information on Racing America, visit RacingAmerica.com. Seekonk Speedway’s full 2025 schedule begins on Sunday, May 4, with NASCAR Opening Day, and rolls through September, with racing each Friday and Saturday. Fans are encouraged to visit SeekonkSpeedway.com for the full event schedule. For more information on the track, visit our website, or follow us on social media. 

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For 80 years, Seekonk Speedway has consistently looked for ways to keep all events appealing for fans and competitors. Thrill Shows have been a staple in our schedule for more than 40 years. While adapting to the racing landscape and providing a fresh, attractive lineup for all, over the years, we have tried a variety of rotating events. These have included the Powder Puff races. We have also tried backwards races, sled races, chain races and more, constantly looking to find the most popular.

Our new Crown Vic Cruiser division will hopefully be a new and exciting feature, replacing the Powder Puff races for 2025. It is the perfect, low dollar choice for a racer - male or female - to move into a more structured, safer race division. At Seekonk Speedway, safety of our competitors and fans remains top priority at all events. 

The decision to remove the Powder Puff races from our schedule was a difficult one, and one not done without serious thought and consideration. It is driven by our constant attempt to evolve and showcase different, appealing events. Female competitors are encouraged to compete in all divisions at the track, and we have countless women who take the opportunity to race in competitive, safe divisions during all events. Female competitors at Seekonk Speedway currently compete in Thrill Shows, Fast Fridays and NASCAR Saturdays. We have women competing across the entire racing landscape, from our youngest division to some of our top NASCAR classes. Multiple women have been champions in the 80-year history of Seekonk Speedway, something we are proud of. We also have women who win each year in some of the most competitive racing in all of the New England market. 

Over the last 15 years, the Powder Puff races have come and gone, sometimes being held once a year, other times 3-5 times annually. As much as we value the tradition they brought to Seekonk Speedway, not all events maintain their popularity or continue to generate the same excitement over time. With the introduction of the Crown Vic Cruisers, we had to make some tough choices to keep our schedule appealing. 

While we do not have the Powder Puff races on our schedule for 2025, we remain open to the possibility of bringing them back in the future with a new format, depending on the success of the Crown Vic Cruisers. Our commitment at Seekonk Speedway is to continue to provide opportunities for both men and women to compete in all divisions. 

Seekonk Speedway hopes the women who enjoyed competing in the Powder Puff races will continue to find new ways to race in 2025, whether through the Enduro classes, new Crown Vic Cruisers or weekly race divisions. We value all drivers and fans who enter the Speedway and we are always looking for new, exciting opportunities for everyone. We do appreciate the understanding and those who have reached out with their suggestions. We look forward to seeing all fans and competitors at the track when we open for the 2025 season in May. Have a great rest of your offseason!

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Get ready for an adrenaline-packed Father's Day celebration at Seekonk Speedway as we proudly present the Monster Truck Fathers Day Bash on June 15th, 2025!

This thrilling event promises an unforgettable experience for families and monster truck enthusiasts alike.

🚦 Featuring the Heavy Hitters:
* 🌪️ War Wizard
* 🦂 Stinger Unleashed
* 🔥 Loud and Dirty
* 🦖Velicoraptor
* 🧨Kamikazee
* 🐀Rat Nasty
...jaw-dropping monster trucks that will leave you on the edge of your seat!

🏎️ East Coast Towing Spectator Drags Spring Shoot Out:
Witness the best one-on-one racing action in the Northeast with the East Coast Towing Spectator Drags Spring Shoot Out. It's the ultimate showdown of speed, skill, and pure horsepower!

🚨 Monster Truck Rides:
From 11:30 am to 1 pm, don't miss your chance to experience the thrill up close with Monster Truck rides! Buckle up and hold on tight for an adventure like no other.

🎉 FREE Pit Party:
Join us for the FREE Pit Party happening from 11:30 am to 1 pm! Get up close and personal with the monster trucks, meet the drivers, and soak in the excitement before the main event.

⏰ Event Schedule:
* Gates Open: 11:30 am
* Monster Truck Rides: 11:30 am - 1 pm
* FREE Pit Party: 11:30 am - 1 pm
* Showtime: 2 pm

📍 Seekonk Speedway
1782 Fall River Ave , Seekonk MA 02771

Don't miss out on the action-packed Seekonk Speedway Monster Truck Spring Bash on Father's Day, June 15th, 2025. It's the perfect way to celebrate with the entire family and create unforgettable memories. Get ready for a day of roaring engines, high-flying stunts, and heart-pounding excitement! 🚀🏆