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February 6th, 2025

It was announced late last week that there will be one more date added to the 2025 Oxford Plains Speedway schedule. The Inaugural Memorial Day Clash 200 will happen on Tuesday May 27th, 2025. The Memorial Day Clash will form the first leg of the All-New Oxford Plains Triple Crown Series. The Triple Crown will also feature the two biggest Super Late Model races in New England, such as the Celebration of America 300 on July 1-2, and the 52nd annual Oxford 250 on August 22-24th. The Memorial Clash event will offer a different kind of format compared to what Oxford and the Pro All Star Series (PASS) does. Time Trials will be used to set the Top-20 cars in the main event. The remaining competitors will be placed into heat races to set the rest of the 35-car field for the Memorial Day Clash 200. The Memorial Day Clash will see $10,000 heading home in someone’s pocket at the conclusion of the 200 lap affair. The COA 300 and Oxford 250 are always a must-see event, and adding them to a Triple Crown will make the entertainment factor that much better. For those that may not know how big these races are, in the 2024 installment of the COA 300 the 2x NASCAR Cup Series Champion and winner of the 2011 Oxford 250 Kyle Busch made the trip to Oxford to run in the event. Former NASCAR Xfinity Champion Daniel Hemric also made the trip from North Carolina to Maine for this special event. One driver to focus on for the all new Triple Crown will be none other than Berwick Maine’s, Joey Doiron who won just about every big money Pro Stock race in 2024, including the COA 300 and the North American Pro Stock Nationals. The star-studded field of Super Late Model drivers is packed with talent from guys like Derek Griffith, DJ Shaw, Max Cookson, Cassius Clark, Cory Bubar, Johnny Clark and more. Going to victory lane for any of these events will be an emotional ride for any team. Jeff Taylor, a 9-time Oxford Super Late Model Champion, after years of trying to win the big show he finally broke through to capture the win over one of the best Super Late Model drivers in the country, Bubba Pollard. He beat 40 other drivers and it was pure emotion from him and his team in victory lane. These will be CAN’T MISS races this year. The Oxford Crown Jewel Triple Crown will also have a separate points battle, with the top 5 finishers in points receiving awards at the 2025 PASS Banquet. The Inaugural Memorial Day Clash will be sponsored by Kneeland-Hopkins Promotions and officiated by PASS officials. The short history of the Celebration of America 300 and long history of the Oxford 250 show many drivers making a name for themselves. The all new Oxford Triple Crown Series will be streamed on Racing America. The VT&NH Racing News will also be on-site at Oxford Plains Speedway for all three events. Marketing is available for our coverage, email vtnhracingnewsmedia@gmail.com for more.

February 1st, 2025

The countdown continues before the roar of the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour season opener at New Smyrna Speedway, as part of Night #2 of the 59th annual World Series of Asphalt Stock Car Racing. 2-Time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Champion Ron Silk has won the last two races down in Florida as he will look to bring the #16 Haydt-Yannone Racing team back to Victory Lane for the third straight year. It was announced that the 16 team will run Part-Time in the 2025 NWMT season. That could only mean one thing, who will now challenge the 4-time Whelen Modified Tour Champion Justin Bonsignore, and the Kenneth Massa Motorsports team at the top of the point standings? New Smyrna will see Patrick Emerling and the Fleetworks team start their second year as team after an outstanding 2024 campaign. The #1 of Emerling found Victory Lane 3 times to go along with 11 Top-Fives, and 15 Top-Tens resulting with a 3rd place finish in the 2024 standings. How about the #64 KLM Motorsports machine driven by Austin Beers. Beers finished 4th in the point standings getting a win at Lancaster Motorplex. Beers has 3 career wins in the last 2 seasons and has been a top name on the historic Modified Tour. Last year's opener delivered all sorts of action with Modified talent around the east coast. We’re sure this year's opener will bring the same kind of excitement. New Smyrna will have a talented field for the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour opener on February 8th, including 2024 SMART Modified Tour Champion Luke Baldwin, who will be running 12 NWMT events in 2025 for Tommy Baldwin Racing in the #7NY. Talented Modified driver Max Zachem will be joining the field for the opener, running at least the first 3 events. 31 cars are on the official entry list including “Big Money” Matt Hirschman the 2024 Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series Champion and multi-time NWMT winner. NASCAR Cup Series Star Ryan Newman will also be one of the 31 drivers in the field as he drives the #8 Modified entry for Eighty-Two Autosport. Tyler Rypkema who finished the 2024 campaign in the “Ole Blue” #3 will return behind the wheel as well. Who will capture the first checkered flag of the 2025 season as the stars of the NWMT will battle to win $15,875 in the season opener? If you can’t make it, tune into FloRacing, we will also be on-site at New Smyrna Speedway. Marketing opportunities for our coverage is still available, email us at vtnhracingnewsmedia@gmail.com.

January 10th, 2025
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This year Andy Hill and the crew will bring you all the action for all three Pro All Star Series 150s at the White Mountain Motorsports Park!

Hill Heating Services continues to support short track racing in all kinds of ways. We thank them and welcome them back to the VT&NH Racing News powered by Fast One Motorsports for the 2025 season!

January 5th, 2025

Fast One Motorsports iLate Model Nationals Official Points leaving Hickory Motor Speedway (Drivers that competed only in this event are scored)

1st. Kyler Davis 302

2nd. Teagan Atkins 284

3rd. Kasey Beattie 278

4th. JD Stockwell 256

5th. Lukee Shannon 244

6th. Aiden Young 212

7th. Connor Haddock 184

8th. Jesse Jaynes 164

9th. Matt Huntington 142

10th. Carson Colby 102

11th. Riley McVetty 96

12th. Tyler Cahoon 84

13th. Rupert Thompson 59

Brian Harbugh 59

15th. Jarvis Sottile 56

16th. Kyle Willis 50

17th. Jarid Mathieu 45

18th. Chris Therrien 38

19th. David Weir 32

Fast One Motorsports iLate Model Nationals Points Following South Boston Speedway

1st. Kyler Davis 256

2nd. Kasey Beattie 238

3rd. Teagan Atkins 234

4th. Lukee Shannon 224

5th. Bob Eldred 216

6th. JD Stockwell 208

7th. Jake Grout 174

8th. Aiden Young 168

9th. Justin Prescott 146

Connor Haddock 146

11th. Jesse Jaynes 132

12th. Caleb Cramer 118

13th. Matt Huntington 100

14th. Cam Ouellette 86

15th. Carson Colby 74

16th. Riley McVetty 66

Jason Gaudette Jr. 66

18th. Keith Lord 52

19th. Tyler Cahoon 48

20th. Scott Rochefort 46

Brian Harbaugh 46

22nd. Rupert Thompson 41

23rd. Jeff Champine 32

24th. Kyle Willis 24

25th. David Weir 17

26th. Chris Therrien 16

December 17th, 2024 at 7:50pm

In 2025 the VT&NH Racing News will be on site for five Monaco Modified Tri-Track events. Our season kicks off on March 29th, for the Icebreaker at Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park with race #1 of the Monaco Tri-Track Series. We will then cover the stars of the top tier ground pounder division on May 25th, at the “Nations Site Excitement” Barres Thunder Road for the Granite City 100. The Tri-Track Mods will pack up and head to North Woodstock, New Hampshire's White Mountain Motorsports Park for the Kancamagus 100 alongside the American-Canadian Tour on June 7th, before heading to the Cement Palace of Seekonk Speedway for a Wednesday night special. We will once again visit Seekonk on October 25th for the Haunted Hundred Championship event for the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series. Marketing is available for all five events that we will be covering in 2025. For the full Tri-Track schedule head over to https://monacomodifieds.com/schedule/

December 17th, 2024 at 5:30pm

Grovetons Lukee Shannon finds Fast One Motorsports iLate Model Nationals victory lane for the first time in his iracing career. After 125 laps around the tight South Boston Speedway, Shannon was on top followed by top point guy Teagan Atkins and part timer Scott Rochefort. After an expected, wild race six-teen cars finished on the lead lap out of the twenty-seven car field. With a tough race for the top point guys the checkered flag flew on lap 128 after a green, white checkered finish. We are back on December 30th for the Mad River Plumbing 150 at the Hickory Motor Speedway. Official Results are below

1st. Lukee Shannon

2nd. Teagan Atkins

3rd. Scott Rochefort

4th. Aiden Young

5th. JD Stockwell

6th. Kyler Davis

7th. Justin Prescott

8th. Carson Colby

9th. Tyler Cahoon

10th. Jeff Champine

11th. Reily McVetty

12th. Matt Huntington

13th. Kasey Beattie

14th. Bob Eldred

15th. Cam Ouellette

16th. Jake Grout

17th. Connor Haddock

18th. Jesse Jaynes

19th. Kyle Willis

20th. Brian Harbaugh

21st. Caleb Cramer

22nd. Jason Gaudette Jr.

23rd. Mike MacAskill

24th. Keith Lord

25th. Chirs Therrien

26th. Rupert Thompson

27th. David Weir

Jake Grout was penalized to final car on lead lap for last lap incident. JD Stockwell and David Weir will serve a penalty at the start of next event for to many incidents in one race.

December 17th, 2024

The Lyndonville Bagel Depot returns to the VT&NH Racing News for the fourth consecutive season. After becoming our first ever supporting sponsor back in the spring of 2022 Stephen Jardine and his crew at the Lyndonville Bagel Depot have signed back on for another season of racing action. In years past the Bagel Depot has sponsored our media coverage of events at White Mountain Motorsports Park and Thunder Road International Speedbowl. Moving forward to the 2025 season, the Lyndonville Bagel Depot will play the role as our media coverage sponsor for all six American Canadian Tour events held at both White Mountain and Thunder Road. Including the world famous Vermont Milk Bowl, and the 8th annual Midsummer Classic 250. After taking over operations on June 5th, 2020 the Lyndonville Bagel Depot has been one popular spot in Caledonia County. Make sure to stop by their local at 721 Broad st. Lyndonville, Vermont for some of the best and fresh homemade Bagels, Pastries, Breakfast Sandwiches and Wraps. Also give them a like and follow on Facebook for their daily lunch specials. The Bagel Depot will sponsor all of our coverage of the Community Bank N.A. 150, Labor Day Classic 200 and the Vermont Milk Bowl at Thunder Road and as well as the Kancamagus 150, Midsummer Classic 250 and the Fall Foliage 200 at the White Mountain Motorsports Park. Welcome Back!

December 16th, 2024

After announcing some news yesterday about some of the Whelen Modified Tour races we will be covering in 2025, it's all made possible by our supporting sponsors. As the 2025 racing season continues to get closer we continue to look at possible events we would like to cover in the next season of the VT&NH Racing News. The Pro All Star Series Super Late Models have been a staple in the northeast since 2001, with a range of 12 to 18 events per year. In 2025 the PASS schedule looks a little different, keeping the series closer to home. The stars and cars of the Pro All Star Series Super Late Models will see six stops at their home turf of Oxford Plains during the 24th season of the series. A traditional three stops at North Woodstock, New Hampshire's White Mountain Motorsports Park, three visits to Eppings Star Speedway and a one off show at both Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park and the Magic Mile of New Hampshire Motor Speedway. The series will once again visit the Carolinas for two non point counting events, part of the Easter Bunny Weekend of Speed at the Hickory Motor Speedway to kick off the season. The Vermont & New Hampshire Racing News is set to cover as many PASS events in 2025 depending on sponsorship. If you or your business is interested in sponsoring the VT&NH Racing News in 2025 and helping us get to just about all the PASS events this season reachout to us via email at vtnhracingnewsmedia@gmail.com or send us a message at (802-274-7670)

December 15th, 2024

As we continue to work out our 2025 racing schedule, the VT&NH Racing News powered by Fast One Motorsports is excited to release some news to our Modified loving fans. In 2025 the Vermont & New Hampshire Racing News is branching out to cover the ground pounders of the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour five times in one season, stopping in three different states. “After our first three full years of New England media coverage, we feel it's finally the time we head South to show the people of the Sunshine State what the VT&NH Racing News is all about.” stated owner Kasen Hodgdon. With that being said, with the help that we will need from a media sponsor, the VT&NH Racing News is set to make the trip to the New Smyrna Speedway for the 2025 running of the World Series. We will then cover the historic Modified Tour on Sunday March 30th at the annual Icebreaker 150 from the Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park. Then will be a part of the return for the Whelen Modifieds to the North Woodstock, NH high banks of White Mountain Motorsports Park, for the Thunder in The Mountains 200 on June 28th. After two months away from the tour we will return on the biggest stage of the year for the 100 lap event at the Magic Mile of New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Saturday September 20th alongside the Craftsman Truck Series. The VT&NH Racing News will cover its last Whelen Modified Tour race of the season at the Thompson Speedway World Series on Sunday October 12th. Marketing with us for all five events are open and are ready to be booked for the 2025 season. Reach out today by emailing us at vtnhracingnewsmedia@gmail.com

December 2nd, 2024

The Farmyard Store and True Value Rental signs big deal with VT&NH Racing News for the 2025 race season! “The Farmyard Store came on as a sponsor for all our coverage of the Flying Tiger Triple Crown Series in 2024, and we are so grateful to welcome them back for 2025”. This year they're showing up in a big way to continue to support short track racing in the northeast. Nate Hamblett at the Farmyard Store will sponsor all VT&NH Racing News media coverage of weekly events at Thunder Road and White Mountain Motorsports Park in 2025. That includes both sets of Flying Tiger Triple Crown races at each track, the return of the Squier Cup Late Model Triple Crown Series and the Platinum Late Model Series. We are so happy to share with you race fans this new partnership with the VT&NH Racing News and the Farmyard Store!

November 26th, 2024

Thunder Road officials announced the return of the Squier Cup Late Model Triple Crown Series for 2025. The series started last year with the first race being held as the Mekkelsen RV Memorial Day Classic 125. The Triple Crown series was a great way to honor the late great Ken Squier after his passing last November. Squier was the founding father of Thunder Road International Speedbowl, co-founder of the American Canadian Tour and MRN the Motor Racing Network. Squier was the first broadcaster to get CBS Sports to broadcast the 1979 Daytona 500 from flag to flag. Last year the Squier Cup took place as a Triple Crown series for the Late Models with race #1 held as the Memorial Day Classic 125, Race #2 the Vermont Governors Cup 150 and crowning a Champion with the Jack Dainels 100! Things will be similar in 2025 as the first two events will stay the same. In 2025 the Squier Cup Champion will be crowned on July 31st with Squier’s own WEDV Radio 100 lap main event. Marketing with VT&NH Racing News for the Squier Cup in 2025 is still available, contact us today to learn more!

November 22nd, 2024

The American Canadian Tour opens up its 2025 season on April 12th and 13th at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway for the 5th annual Northeast Classic 50 for the ACT stars. Things look a little different for the upcoming season, the White Mountain Motorsports Park which plays as the second home track for the American Canadian Tour Late Models will showcase three events, two which are known as the big crown jewels. June 7th, will feature the inaugural Kancamagus 150 alongside the second trip for Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series to the White Mountain high banks. The series will return on August 2nd, for the 8th annual Milton Cat Midsummer Classic 250 paying $10,000-to-win. The ACT Late Models will make their final stop at the North Woodstock, New Hampshire speed plant on September 13th, for the 47th Fall Foliage 200 that will also conclude the 2025 Brookside Equipment Sales Triple Crown Series.

October 26th, 2024

June 28th, 2025 the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour will make their series return to North Woodstock, New Hampshire, for the Thunder in The Mountains 200 at the White Mountain Motorsports Park! The stars of the Whelen Modified Tour made their first stop at the Mountain in 2020, when the series was limited to races and race tracks during the Covid-19 pandemic. The ground pounders visited White Mountain two times in 2020 with back to back events, seeing Justin Bonsinore and Doug Colby taking home the win. “One constant question we’ve had from both fans and drivers since we first hosted the NASCAR Modifieds in 2020 has been ‘when will they be back?” said White Mountain managing partner Cris Michaud. “We’re glad it all came together and we’re looking forward to June.”

January 4th, 2024

CONCORD, N.C. - Racing America has reached a multi-year agreement with the American-Canadian Tour, continuing their partnership into the 2024 season and beyond. More about RacingAmerica.TV

As part of the partnership, the majority of the American-Canadian Tour’s events will be broadcasted on Racing America, including the Milton CAT Midsummer Classic 250 at White Mountain Motorsports Park, the $10,000-to-win CAN-AM 200 at Autodrome Montmagny and the Claude Leclerc 150 at Autodrome Chaudiere.

The agreement also provides coverage to the Wall’s Ford Platinum Series for Late Models at White Mountain Motorsports Park. The three-race series will compete in the Spring Board 100 on May 25, the New Hampshire Governor’s Cup Twin 100s on July 27, and the Leaf Peepers 100 on August 31.

"ACT is thrilled to be back with Racing America for the years to come and to present our hard charging action to race fans across North America," said ACT Tour Managing Partner, Cris Michaud. "Our broadcasts on Racing America will present ACT in a way that can only be matched by being at the track in person. We're also excited to bring the Wall’s Ford Platinum Series Late Model races from White Mountain to our fans watching on Racing America in 2024."

"Racing America is proud and excited to continue our partnership with the American-Canadian Tour," said Colin Smith, president of Racing America. "We look forward to working with Cris and the ACT team over the coming years to showcase these races."

The American-Canadian Tour had the largest average car count of any pavement Late Model Series in North America during the 2023 season. D.J. Shaw claimed the 2023 championship, winning two races and never finishing worse than 10th to win a hard-fought points battle with Gabe Brown.

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January 3rd, 2024

Officials at the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) and Oxford Plains Speedway (OPS) have announced another marquis event as a part of the 51st annual Oxford 250 weekend August 23-25. A $10,000-to-win open competition 200 lap event for Super Late Models will the headline the Friday card night of the biggest weekend of the year.
"We wanted to give teams another big race with big money as a part of the biggest weekend of the year," said PASS President Tom Mayberry. "Adding in the twist of an open competition will make strategy and ingenuity a factor in the outcome of the race."
A few minimal rules will be enforced by technical inspectors, allowing teams to think outside the box on both strategy, setups, and overall package. All cars will weigh 2750 with 58% left side weight, have a template style body with a clear spoiler, a tread width no more the 66 inches, no aluminum engine blocks, one carburetor, and the PASS Hoosier tires without tire softener.

With the addition of the 200 lap Open Competition race, PASS and OPS now feature four big marquis races at the Rte. 26 oval; The Celebration of America 300 in July, the aforementioned 200, the Oxford 250, and PASS 400 weekend in October. Further, Super Late Model racers will have a 150 lap event on August 4th and a 100 Oxford 250 qualifier on August 11th meaning every SLM race in the month August will be extra distance.

"2024 is a big year for PASS and OPS. After so many weather issues last season, we wanted to put together a schedule that would give our racers a chance at some longer races for bigger money," said Mayberry. "We think the addition of the open rules race is just another way to do exactly that."

PASS Press Release

November 20th, 2023

Barre, VT — The Central Vermont area has been steadily rebuilding since devastating flooding in July of 2023 wreaked havoc across the region. While work continues, many homes have been repaired, many businesses reopened and now another light at the end of the tunnel approaches. The Superstar Racing Experience (SRX) Series is ready to make it’s Thunder Road debut on Thursday, July 18 to not only bring some of the world’s greatest racers to Barre, Vermont, but also to celebrate the strength and resilience of the people of Vermont. While the 2024 driver line-up has yet to be announced, the SRX Series has continued to sign on some of the world’s top racing talent. While ‘Rocket Man’ Ryan Newman earned the 2023 series title, he had his hands full all season long. Fellow NASCAR legends Tony Stewart, Brad Keselowski and Bobby Labonte kept their old oval-track rival in check while Indy Car drivers like Marco Andretti, Indianapolis 500 winners Helio Castroneves and Tony Kanaan and a sprinkling of other top dirt track and even drag racing pilots made the season interesting.The superstars will make the trek to Barre for their exciting debut on the iconic Thunder Road highbanks while also celebrating ‘Vermont Strong’, the resilient efforts by Vermonters to overcome anything thrown their way. “Our offices in Barre have been back online and it’s been a welcome sight to see so much of our downtown bounce-back from the flooding, as well as the rebuilding that continues in our surrounding communities,” said Thunder Road managing partner Cris Michaud. “To have SRX come back to close this chapter in a positive way while showcasing Thunder Road, the State of Vermont and the strength of Vermonters to the world, it’s pretty exciting.” As an added bonus, the 2024 Thunder Road Season Passes will include access to the SRX Event on July 18 along with all other stock car events at the Barre oval in the upcoming year! SRX Tickets will be available starting on Monday, November 27 either online on the Thunder Road website or in-person at the Barre, Vermont office. Adult General Admission is set at $45 with Child Tickets for those ages 12 and under are available for $20. The rest of the 2024 Thunder Road schedule of events is now finalized with the addition of SRX on July 18 and will be released on Wednesday. Season Passes will also go on sale on Monday, November 27 and will be available on the Thunder Road website. Likewise, all 2024 Rule Books and license information has been posted online for teams as we prepare for the 2024 season.

Thunder Road Press Release

November 12th, 2023

Berlin Raceway will return to the Superstar Racing Experience (SRX) schedule for a second consecutive season, the venue and series jointly announced via social media on Sunday.

The 0.4375-mile facility will host the fourth event of a six-race campaign on Thursday, August 1st, as the venue looks to repeat the smashing success of the inaugural event at the Berlin, Michigan-based facility.

In what served as the series' third season, the track joined the schedule for the first time, in which several stars of NASCAR, INDYCAR, and other prestigious forms of racing joined to compete in the event.

Kyle Busch, a two-time champion of the NASCAR Cup Series, went on to score the victory in the inaugural event, picking up his second career victory in the series -- in just his second start.

Other notable drivers to compete in the event included Helio Castroneves, Kevin Harvick, Kasey Kahne, and NASCAR Truck Series champion Johnny Benson, Jr., as well as the series' seven full-time drivers.

Berlin Raceway is the first venue to have its date officially announced by the Superstar Racing Experience. Additional announcements regarding the remainder of the schedule are expected to be forthcoming.

Thunder Road SpeedBowl, based in Barre, Vermont, is guaranteed a spot on the schedule for 2024, as a result of some unfortunate flash-flooding last season which forced the event to be canceled last-minute. The date for that event has yet to be announced.

Photo Credit: Wayne Riegle, SRX

October 29, 2023

Monaco Modified Tri Track Series coming to White Mountain Motorsports Park on July 27th, 2024. In this past season, drivers Ronnie Williams, Matt Swanson and Jake Johnson took checkered flags while ‘Big Money’ Matt Hirschman wrapped up his season with three consecutive wins and the Tri Track Championship. Hirschman was one of the drivers who was on the supporting side for the Modifieds to return to White Mountain. Hirschman visited WMMP with the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour in 2020. Top dogs Woody Pitkat, Chris Pasteryak, Austin Beers, Kirk Alexander, Doug Coby and Ron Silk also joined in on the competitive Mod series this past season.

October 20, 2023

The Nascar Whelen Modifieds returning to the Thompson Speedway for three events in 2024!

“2024 marks the fifth season that the ACT and PASS organizations have co-promoted the ⅝-mile oval at Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park, and they welcome the nationally renowned NASCAR touring series back to the track that started it all once again in the coming season”, ACT stated. The Whelen Modifieds are the oldest series on the Nascar market and have shown fans why they are one of the best Modified series around. The ground pounders of the Nascar Whelen Modified Tour will visit Thompson three times with their return to the 50th Icebreaker weekend on Sunday April 7th.

“The Icebreaker 150 brings the NASCAR Modifieds back to where it all started for the modern tour where back in 1985 it got its footing, and remains a top draw along the East Coast.” The Whelen Modifieds will return back on the date of Wednesday, August 14th for the Mid Week Special. Then on Sunday, October 13th for the 62nd Sunoco World Series of Speedway Racing!

“We’re excited to be able to host the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour for three dates in 2024”, said ACT managing partner Cris Michaud. “Having the Tour bookend the season at Thompson and make for epic Modified showdowns at both the Icebreaker and the World Series is pretty special and certainly gives everyone something to look forward to this off-season.”

We look forward to making our first trip to Thompson Speedway for the 50th Icebreaker on April 6th-7th!!!

October 11, 2023

To: Sam Rameau, Randy Rameau and Rameau Race Team

From: ACT and PASS

Due to the violent actions by you and your team on Sunday, October 8, 2023, you and your entire team have been permanently suspended from any events by ACT and all connected or sanctioned tracks, PASS Racing and all connected or sanctioned tracks, and Thompson Speedway.

This type of behavior is not acceptable and will not be tolerated.

Cris Michaud, ACT

Tom Mayberry, PASS

for more go to acttour.com

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