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Mooresville, N.C. — The hearts of the racing community throughout the northeast and the world of stock car racing are hurting as news spreads of legendary asphalt modified builder and racer Maynard Troyer’s passing on Thursday at the age of 79. Troyer, from Spencerport, New York, built and raced asphalt modifieds in the late 1960’s until 1982, when he retired …
A change in his car might be exactly what Justin Bonsignore needs to make a run at the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour championship in 2018.
Modifieds comprise the oldest division in NASCAR and are arguably the most popular race cars in the Northeast, but the cars now are as specialist-built as a Formula 1 chassis, not actually ‘modified’ like they were in the heyday of the class.
As happens every February, a packed schedule will highlight more than a week of action as the 51st annual World Series of Asphalt Stock Car Racing kicks off at New Smyrna Speedway.
CHARLESTOWN, N.H. — EXIT Realty has signed on as the Title Sponsor of the Modified Touring Series for 2017. The sponsorship is backed by five EXIT Realty Regions where the Modified Touring Series will be racing in 2017 including Connecticut, Down State New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Upper New England (NH & VT). EXIT Realty isn’t a stranger to …
At 16-years-old, Doug Meservey Jr. is hoping to get sponsorship to compete full time on the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour in 2017.
SEEKONK, Mass. — With all the pieces falling into place for another successful 2017 season, the Northeast Racecars Tri-Track Open Modified Series announced a three-year agreement with Hoosier Tires East (HTE) of Manchester, CT, keeping the series on Hoosier Racing Tires. “The teams will receive the same level of service they have come to expect from Dan Anderson and everyone at …
Sometimes overshadowed in the midst of a championship celebration is the crew chief of the winning race team.
SEEKONK, Mass. — The Northeast Race Cars Tri-Track Open Modified Series (TTOMS) formally announced this week the appointment of several key members to the Series’ officiating staff for the 2017 season including Frank Sgambato and Jeff Zuidema. Sgambato will serve as the Series’ race director while Zuidema will be the head of tech. “Consistency and respect are the keys to …
Exciting news from Long Island broke Friday afternoon when Riverhead Raceway’s Eddie & Connie Partridge and Tom Gatz in conjunction with Modified Touring Series owner Gary A. Knight disclosed the second year organization would be racing on Long Island Saturday June 17th, 2017 at the historic quarter mile facility.
The Modified Touring Series first hit the track last season at Monadnock Speedway in Winchester, N.H.
