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Lee USA Speedway Announces Race Adjustments and Increased Purses for Oktoberfest Weekend
Lee, NH — Officials at Lee USA Speedway announced today several schedule and race-length adjustments for the upcoming Oktoberfest Weekend, set for October 16, 17 and 18 at the historic New Hampshire facility. These changes will add even more incentive for competitors as two popular divisions receive increased race distances and enhanced purses during the weekend’s action-packed program. The 604 Modifieds will now become part of a jam-packed Sunday card, with their feature event increased to 50 laps on the 3/8-mile. In addition to the longer distance, the 604 Modifieds will compete for a purse of $2,000 to win and $400 to start, making the Oktoberfest event a premier opportunity for teams throughout the region to close out their season on a high note. The 604s join an already stellar lineup including the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour, ACT Flying Tigers, Pro Truck Challenge, NELCAR Legends, NEMA Midgets and NEMA Lites along with the Lee USA championship event for the 350 Supermodifieds! Saturday’s Street Stock/Limited Challenge has also seen its race distance increased to 50 laps at New Hampshire’s Center of Speed! The highly competitive division will battle for $1,200 to win and $300 to start, providing teams with another opportunity to compete for a strong payday in one of the most popular and diverse divisions in New England. Saturday’s schedule is complete with the PASS Super Late Models, PASS Modifieds and New England Supermodified Series (NESS) along with the Pro-4 Modifieds, championship events for the Ridge Runners and Crown Vics plus the Senior Tour Auto Racers (STAR). Oktoberfest has long been a signature event at Lee USA Speedway for nearly 40 years and has become one of New England’s most recognized season-ending traditions. The annual celebration dates to 1984 and is high on the bucket list for many Northeast racers across the region. The 16-division Oktoberfest weekend will close out the 2026 season at Lee USA Speedway on Saturday, October 17 and Sunday, October 18. The PASS Super Late Models, PASS Modifieds, NESS Supermodifieds and more headline Saturday’s portion while the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour, ACT Flying Tigers and 350 Supermodifieds are joined by a full line-up of championship racing on Sunday. The full, updated Oktoberfest Weekend schedule of events and pricing is available online at www.leespeedway.com. For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. 
Unstoppable; Jeffrey Battle Earns the Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic at Lee USA Speedway
Lee, NH — It was a thrilling open-wheeled showdown for the ages at Lee USA Speedway Friday night as the New England Supermodified Series (NESS) presented the Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic at the iconic seacoast oval. PJ Stergios and Dan Bowes brought the NESS Supermodified field to green for the Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic 75 with Mark ‘Sparky’ MacIver and Ryan Battle in tow. Stergios got the quick lead as the field settled into a single file run early in the event. With 25 laps down, Battle was on the rear bumper of Stergios’ #41 and launched around the outside coming off turn four to lead lap 28. From then on it was a title fight through lap traffic in a blistering pace around New Hampshire’s Center for Speed. No-one had anything left in the tank for Ryan Battle as he took his first career Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic over Jon McKennedy and PJ Stergios. The 350 Supermodifieds kicked off feature racing with James Witkum earning the pole position alongside John Leonard under the initial green flag. Witkum hit the launch button and took off with a full head of steam as Matt Swanson, Ben Tinker and Dave Helliewell began to work their way through the pack. Swanson had his best chance to take over following the lap 30 caution for Robby Gordon Douglas’s turn three spin but had nothing for the Red MacDonald-owned #45 of Witkum. James Witkum kept pace all the way to the checkered flag with Swanson holding on for second and Ben Seitz taking third. Both the NEMA Midgets and the NEMA Lites put on a spectacular showcase at Lee USA Friday night. Zach Martinez came up through to win the battle against point leader Randy Cabral with Jeremy Orszak coming back from heat race mechanical issues to take third. The full NEMA Midgets saw Cabral take the win over Paul Scally and Matt O’Brien following a thrilling five lap dash to the end. The Ridge Runners took center stage to finish out the Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic with several new faces invading for a chance at the $750-to-win purse. Brian Caswell and Carl Gagnon ran side-by-side at the start before Caswell ran away as Gagnon got loose on the bottom. Meanwhile track championship leaders Kyle Dumas and Josh Hodgdon fought around Tyler Fish and others mid-pack as they looked to climb to the top. The 30-lap feature ran caution-free with Brian ‘Turtle’ Caswell earning the $750 Shootout win over Hodgdon and Gage Osborne. Lee USA Speedway is off until the return of the iconic Oktoberfest Weekend on Saturday and Sunday, October 17 and 18 at New Hampshire’s Center of Speed. The 15-division Oktoberfest is a championship weekend showdown with the PASS Super Late Model, PASS Modifieds, NESS Supermodifieds, NEMA, ACT Flying Tigers, Pro Trucks and Lee USA Speedway track championships crowned alongside visits from the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour and more! The full Oktoberfest Weekend schedule of events and pricing will be released in the near future. For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. UNOFFICIAL RESULTS Friday, August 21, 2026 Lee USA Speedway – Lee, NH Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic NESS Supermodifieds – Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic (75 Laps) 1. 14 Jeffrey Battle Barnstable, MA 2. 79 Jon McKennedy Chelmsford, MA 3. 41 PJ Stergios Candia, NH 4. 25 Dan Bowes Epping, NH 5. 97 Matt Swanson Harvard, MA 6. 47 Ryan Battle Barnstable, MA 7. 29 Russ Wood Pelham, NH 8. 22 Mark MacIver Stafford, NH 9. 45 Mike Mayberry Naples, ME 10. 53 Vern Romanoski Strong, ME 11. 77 Mike Keddy Raymond, NH 12. 4 Rich Eaton Seabrook, NH DNS 11 Rob Summers Manchester, CT 350 Supermodified Series – (50 Laps) 1. 45 James Witkum Methuen, MA 2. 9 Matt Swanson Harvard, MA 3. 10 Ben Seitz Bourne, MA 4. 19 Ben Tinker New Gloucester, ME 5. F80 Dave Helliwell Dover, NH 6. 21 Ryan Battle Dunstable, MA 7. 39 Eddie Witkum Jr. Westford, MA 8. 12 John Leonard Danville, NH 9. 54 Charles Waterman N. Hampton, NH 10. 98 Tony Tombarello Haverhill, MA 11. 00 Brad Osgood Claremont, NH 12. 27NC Robby Gordon Douglas Derry, NH 13. 1 Rusty Polland Windham, ME NEMA Midgets – (25 Laps) 1. 74 Randy Cabral Kingston, MA 2. 30 Paul Scally Raynham, MA 3. 16 Matt O’Brien Wilmington, MA 4. 3M Brayden Egan Ashford, CT 5. A1 Joey Bailey Garnersville, NJ 6. 93 Mike Horn Ashland, MA 7. 8 Mike Pernisiglio Lake Grove, NY 8. 21 Lanson Fornorro Brockton, MA 9. 87 Doug Cleveland Sudbury, MA 10. 49 Lee Bundy Kennebunkport, ME 11. 33 EJ Douville Coventry, CT 12. 69 Dylan Coutu Griswold, CT NEMA Lites – (25 Laps) 1. 7 Zach Martinez N. Kingston, RI 2. 47 Randy Cabral Kingston, MA 3. 49 Jeremy Orszak Manchester, CT 4. 44 Dustin Gagne Westport, MA 5. 53 Dylan Coutu Griswold, CT 6. 59 Brayden Egan Ashford, CT 7. 99 Greg Klar Hackettstown, NJ 8. 94 Tiana Kibbe Macungle, PA 9. 15W Calvin Bennett Marblehead, MA 10. 36 Jack Dumas Brockton, MA 11. 28 Mike Pernesiglio Sr. Ronkonkoma, NY 12. 58 Trent Goodrow Carver, MA 13. 3 Christopher Vose Gloversville, NY 14. 88 Tyson Adamik Salem, CT 15. 16 Mitchell O’Brien Deerfield, NH Ridge Runner/Mad Bomber/Slingshot Shootout – (30 Laps) 1. 47 Brian Caswell Buxton, ME 2. 73 Josh Hodgdon Scarborough, ME 3. 55 Gage Osborne Plaistow, NH 4. 15 Kyle Dumas Raymond, NH 5. 77 Callie Osborne Plaistow, NH 6. 14 Tyler Fish S. Portland, ME 7. 7 Kyle Richardson Oxford, ME 8. 66 Kam Weir North Conway, NH 9. 56 Trystin Bodwell Sanford, ME 10. 31 Robby Bodwell Sanford, ME 11. 47x Derek Burnham Limington, ME 12. 99 Carl Gagnon Merrimack, NH 13. 18 Darin Kilton Limington, ME 14. 37 Jesse Copp Rochester, NH Ollie Silva Classic Set for Friday Night Showdown at Lee USA Speedway
August 18, 2026 — Lee, NH -- The engines are set to fire this Friday night at 7:00 PM as Lee USA Speedway hosts the highly anticipated Ollie Silva Classic, bringing together top-tier talent for one of the region’s most respected short track events. The 75-lap Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic for the New England Supermodified Series (NESS) will rocket around New Hampshire’s Center of Speed alongside the 350 Supermodifieds, NEMA Midgets, NEMA Lites and a special Ridge Runner / Mad Bomber / Slingshot Shootout paying $750 to the winner! Named in honor of New England racing legend Ollie Silva, the annual classic continues to attract a competitive field of drivers eager to add their name to its prestigious history. Fans can expect a stacked lineup featuring some of the best drivers from across the Northeast, all battling for bragging rights and a signature victory in one of the summer’s marquee events. NESS points leader Jeffrey Battle, who comes into the race with five wins on the season, squares off against single-time winner Jon McKennedy for a battle in supremacy. Also hoping to land in the Ollie Silva classic victory lane this Friday are multi time tour winners Dan Bowes, and Matt Swanson, number two point man PJ Stergios, Lee runner-up in July Derek Griffith, and former rookie of the year Mike Mayberry. One storyline to watch is the maiden voyages with NESS for multiple drivers. Legendary icon racer Russ Woods will be making his first start of the season in the number 29 machine. Inaugural NESS champion Robbie Summers will be making his second NESS start of the season in the Vic Miller number 11 along with Rich Eaton in the number 4 winged warrior. Vern Romanoski makes his NESS return on Friday with Dave Duggan piloting his number 51 car. Also expected to be on hand are Mike Keddy, Mark Sparky MacIver, and Eric Lewis. The Ollie Silva Classic has built a reputation for dramatic finishes and standout performances, and this year’s edition is shaping up to be no different. From rising stars looking to make their mark to seasoned veterans chasing another milestone win, the competition will be fierce from green flag to checkered. For more information, updates, and ticket details, follow Lee USA Speedway on social media or visit the track’s official website. Pits open at 2:30pm and grandstands open at 4:00pm. With great racing, the region’s top talent, and a magnificent undercard, Friday night at Lee USA Speedway is set to deliver a must-see event. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series and NESS, contact the PASS/Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. To take advantage of marketing opportunities with the Pro All Stars Series or Lee USA Speedway, please call 207-577-1836 or inquire at [email protected]. For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. Iconic Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic Ready to Roar at Lee USA Speedway this Friday!
Lee, NH — When the gates reopen at Lee USA Speedway this Friday, history will hang in the air as the New England Supermodified Series (NESS) brings the Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic back to New Hampshire’s Center of Speed! The lightning fast NESS Big-Block Supermodifieds will light up the seacoast oval alongside the 350 Supermodifieds, the NEMA Midgets, NEMA Lights and the $750-to-Win Ridge Runner/Mad Bomber Shootout! Defending series champion Jeffrey Battle is looking to pick up where he left off nearly one month ago when the NESS Supermodifieds invaded Lee USA during the PASS Friday Night Throwdown on July 24. Battle made his way under a back-tracking Dan Bowes to take the 50 lap victory then but the Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic is a different beast. 75 laps are on the board this Friday with every competitor taking the last several weeks to update, clean-up and tighten down their rockets for a chance to win one of the biggest Supermodified events in the nation. Dan Bowes is certainly looking for redemption this Friday while also in the hunt for his first Ollie Silva triumph alongside Battle, Derek Griffith, PJ Stergios and Matt Swanson. Ben Seitz will also be looking to grab the Midsummer Classic trophy for his checker-block-full mantle while Jon McKennedy will be in the mix for a record fifth Ollie Silva victory. The Northeastern Midget Association also returns to Lee USA Speedway for the first time in 2026 with two divisions present on Friday. The 400-horsepower NEMA Midgets return to New Hampshire’s Center of Speed with Randy Cabral’s experience on the abrasive Lee asphalt set to face off with Brayden Egan’s insane speed for a chance to change the top of the point standings. The NEMA Lites also join the card with their Ford Focus production engines powering their lighter frames to lightning effect on track! The 350 Supermodifieds are back in action on the Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic card as well with Ben Tinker maintaining a slim five point lead ahead of Ben Seitz. Ryan Battle joins the two as a 350 Super winner at Lee this year with all three looking to become the first repeat winner of the season against James Witkum, John Leonard, Justin Harris and more! The Ridge Runners will return Friday to defend their home turf from any invading Oxford Plains Speedway Mad Bombers or Star Speedway Slingshots! With $750 going to the winner this Friday, it’ll be a no-holds-barred thrilling end to the Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic with Lee USA Speedway’s most competitive division going all out for the big crowd! Lee USA Speedway is back in a super way this Friday, August 21 for the Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic! The 75-lap Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic for the New England Supermodified Series (NESS) will rocket around New Hampshire’s Center of Speed alongside the 350 Supermodifieds, NEMA Midgets, NEMA Lites and a special Ridge Runner / Mad Bomber / Slingshot Shootout paying $750 to the winner! Racing action starts at 7:00pm on Friday with Grandstands opening at 4:00pm. Adult General Admission is available for $30, Kids 6-12 are $10 and Children five and under are free! For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. Ryan Kuhn and Ryan Battle Win Big at Lee USA Speedway Friday Night
Lee, NH — The New Hampshire coast roared to life Friday night with the five-division showdown at Lee USA Speedway. The 350 Supermodifieds kicked off feature racing with their 40-lap main event. Following a pair of single car spins off the frontstretch wall, Ryan Battle and James Witkum set sail out front. Former winners Ben Tinker and Ben Seitz drove up from their winner’s handicap to run third and fourth in attempt to chase down the leaders. Ryan Battle dominated to the Fast 40 win over James Witkum with Tinker besting Seitz at the line for third. Mike Williams and Jason Curtis faced off at the head of the Tri-City Lining Street Stocks in their 25 lap feature with Curtis taking charge. Connor McDougal and Dave Cameron went to war for third as Adam Lovejoy and Milton Duran looked on. All cars ran nose-to-tail around the 3/8-mile oval with some daring souls looking to either the inside or outside for any wiggle they could. In the final lap Mike Williams dove into turn three for a final run on Jason Curtis, spinning in turn four and allowing Curtis the win with Milton Duran and Dave Cameron making it through unscathed to join the podium. Erick Sands and Ryan Kuhn brought the Seacoast Challenge Late Models on track with Sands snagging the lead early. Kuhn kept to within a car-length of Sands in the early goings before starting to inch closer and closer with each pass of the start/finish line. Kuhn eventually made his way under Sands but the two remained nose-to-tail until the lap 52 caution for Ayla Martin’s turn two spin. Back to green, Sands followed Kuhn until lap 54 when the lights went out under the hood of the #36NH machine with Sands coasting to the infield pit road and an unwarranted end to his day. From there on it was the Ryan Kuhn show out front to complete a sweep of the two Seacoast Late Model Challenge 100 lappers at Lee USA Speedway this summer. Nathan LeClair battled back from a practice wreck to come home second with Chase Curtis earning third. The Ridge Runners joined the show next on track with Kam Weir and ‘The Turtle’ Brian Caswell showing the way. Point leader Kyle Dumas and Derek McKeen fought hard for third with Dumas gaining the advantage as McKeen went into the turn one spin cycle but grabbed a gear and kept on trucking. With Caswell backtracking on the outside groove, Weir’s advantage continued to grow even as Dumas began to see daylight. In the end there was no match for Kam Weir who dominated to the win over Kyle Dumas while Darin Kilton bested his nephew Josh Hodgdon for third. The MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics rounded out Friday’s showcase. Josh ‘Guido’ Valliere led the field to green but it was outside polesitter Paul Childs who drove off with the lead. Childs had a straightaway lead over Tom Harwood in the wonder mutt mobile as laps counted down. Paul Childs took down his first career win in a rear-wheel drive car over Tom Harwood with Ty Mello getting the thrilling third place finish as Matthew Hurteau and Jeremiah Sargent made contact in the final corner. Lee USA Speedway is off next Friday but returns to action in a super way on Friday, August 21 for the Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic! The 75-lap Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic for the New England Supermodified Series (NESS) will rocket around New Hampshire’s Center of Speed in two short weeks alongside the 350 Supermodifieds, NEMA Midgets, NEMA Lites and a special Ridge Runner / Mad Bomber / Slingshot Shootout paying $750 to the winner! For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. UNOFFICIAL RESULTS Friday, August 7, 2026 Lee USA Speedway – Lee, NH Seacoast Late Model Challenge & 350 Super Special Seacoast Late Model Challenge – Round #3 (100 Laps) 1. 63MA Ryan Kuhn N. Bridgewater, MA 2. 10NH Nathan Leclair Fremont, NH 3. 27MA Chase Curtis Rutland, MA 4. 53NH Tyler Fiscus Chichester, NH 5. 91MA Ayla Martin N. Dighton, MA 6. 36NH Erick Sands Derry, NH 7. 99 Stone Slattery Dover, NH 8. 0NH Holdyn Sullivan Epping, NH 9. 98MA Ryan Flood Sandwich, MA 350 Supermodified Series – (40 Laps) 1. 21 Ryan Battle Dunstable, MA 2. 45 James Witkum Methuen, MA 3. 19 Ben Tinker New Gloucester, ME 4. 10 Ben Seitz Bourne, MA 5. 54 Charles Waterman N. Hampton, NH 6. 12 John Leonard Danville, NH 7. 1 Tommy Tombarello Haverhill, MA Tri-City Lining Street Stocks – (25 Laps) 1. 02 Jason Curtis Hollis, ME 2. 08 Milton Duran Chichester, NH 3. 18 David Cameron N. Waterboro, ME 4. 82 Jason Ryan Salem, NH 5. 8 Connor McDougal Somersworth, NH 6. 2 Adam Lovejoy Sanford, ME 7. 07 Mike Williams Franklin, NH DNS 21 William Eastman Merrimack, NH Ridge Runners – (20 Laps) 1. 66 Kam Weir North Conway, NH 2. 15 Kyle Dumas Raymond, NH 3. 18 Darin Kilton Limington, ME 4. 73 Josh Hodgdon Scarborough, ME 5. 14 Tyler Fish S. Portland, ME 6. 99 Carl Gagnon Merrimack, NH 7. 47x Derek Burnham Limington, ME 8. 39 Brad Weismann Saco, ME 9. 47 Brian Caswell Buxton, ME 10. 61 Rob Caron Standish, ME 11. 1 Derek McKeen N. Waterboro, ME 12. 56 Trystin Bodwell Sanford, ME 13. 31 Eddie McConologue Newfield, ME MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics – (20 Laps) 1. 24 Paul Childs Chester, NH 2. 8 Douglass Wolfe, Jr. Hollis, ME 3. 9 Ty Mello Millville, MA 4. 18 Matthew Hurteau Rochester, NH 5. 2J Jeremiah Sargent Manchester, NH 6. 18x Dale White Salem, NH 7. 3 Josh Valliere Rochester, NH DNS 2 Adam Lovejoy Sanford, ME 
Seacoast Late Model Challenge Continues at Lee USA Alongside Return of 350 Supers!
Emerson Hunt photo Lee, NH -- Lee USA Speedway is ready to rumble New Hampshire’s coastline this Friday night with an exciting twin bill featuring Round #3 in the Seascoast Late Model Challenge and the return of the 350 Supermodifieds! The five-division showdown at New Hampshire’s Center of Speed is one that cannot be missed to kick-off the month of August in the Granite State! The Seacoast Late Model Challenge is about to be wide open to all comers. Current series point leader Jimmy Renfrew Jr. has been rumored to have sold his Late Model, almost certainly leaving the point lead to current runner-up Geoff Rollins. The Merrimack native has been traveling with the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour this summer but found some great home cooking with a strong runner-up finish to Ryan Kuhn in July’s 100 lap showdown. Kuhn and the Reinbold Insurance Agency Ford Mustang have also been on a roll, winning the last time out and looking to double up at Lee USA Speedway this Friday. Erick Sands, Nate LeClair, Cam Huntress, Josh Hedges and Holdyn Sullivan will also be among the full-time series drivers looking to gain during Renfrew’s absence. The 350 Supers also return to the 3/8-mile Lee USA Speedway on Friday. After two events, Ben Tinker leads Ben Seitz by just one point in the track championship standings following the popular Triple 20s back on July 17. This week’s event will be a straight, 40-lap trophy dash and the final test and tune for the 350s prior to their visit during the Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic on Friday, August 21. The Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics also return this Friday. The Ridge Runners continue to showcase the best that Lee USA Speedway has to offer with Kyle Dumas leading Josh Hodgdon by just two points going into Friday’s 20 lap showdown while the Street Stocks and Crown Vics continue to host a wild and varied crowd of the region’s best challengers! Lee USA Speedway returns to racing action this Friday, August 7 for the third round in the Seacoast Late Model Challenge! 100 laps for the ACT Late Models are on the board alongside the 350 Supermodified Series, Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics with a 7:00pm Post Time! Grandstands open at 5:00pm with Adult General Admission set at $20, Kids 6-12 are just $5 and Children five and under are free! For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. Jimmy Renfrew & Jeffrey Battle Big Winners at Lee USA in PASS Friday Night Throwdown
Jimmy Wiggin & Jeff Brown Photos Lee, NH — A packed crowd came down to Lee USA Speedway on Friday night for the PASS Friday Night Throwdown with the locals getting the action started right! Trystin Bodwell launched into the lead for the Ridge Runners while top point chasers Kyle Dumas and Josh Hodgdon attempted to fight their way through the pack. A six car pack battled for fourth around the Lee 3/8-mile with Derek McKeen bringing out the first yellow of the night with a turn four spin. The green-white-checker finish saw Trystin Bodwell become the first repeat Ridge Runner winner of the year followed across the line by Tyler Fish and Kyle Dumas. The MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics saw Anthony Garland take off ahead of point leader Josh ‘Guido’ Valliere but it was Matthew Hurteau who quickly took over the lead. Hurteau never faultered in the caution-free 20-lapper to take the win over Zach Davis and Jacob Michaud. The New England Supermodified Series (NESS) made their Lee USA Speedway debut on Friday night with Derek Griffith and Dan Bowes leading the field to green for their 50-lap sprint. Griffith looked shot from a cannon to the lead while point leader Jeffrey Battle began to march up the outside lane from the middle of the pack. After the top three had difficulties motoring around the lap car of Mike Keddy, Battle began working on Bowes for second as Griffith continued to show the way. Battle and Jon McKennedy motored under Bowes with fifteen laps remaining as Battle continued his momentum to move up behind Griffith. The lone caution flag flew on lap 48 with Dan Bowes blowing a left rear tire and sending him into a spin on the backstretch and into the infield retaining wall to ruin his night. A green-white-checker shootout between Jeffrey Battle and Derek Griffith saw Battle launch on the outside groove with Griffith taking second and Jon McKennedy edging PJ Stergios at the line for third. Jeremy Davis opened up with the lead in the Kennebec Equipment PASS Modified feature as the high-point drivers ran in an eight-car gaggle deeper in the pack. By the halfway point, a six-man dance ran nose-to-tail behind third-place runner Shawn Knight with everyone looking to hold tight to the bottom. The first caution came out with fourteen laps remaining as most recent winner Chanler Harrison spun off turn two. Three more cautions would follow as Jeremy Davis and George Helliwell continued to face off at the front. Jeremy Davis would take the win at his Lee USA Speedway home-away-from-home followed by Reed Reno and George Helliwell to round out the podium. Alexendre ‘Fireball’ Tardif and Joey Doiron brought the PASS Super Late Models to green for the Friday Night Throwdown 200 to end out Friday’s action. The big one happened early as Corey Bubar and Cole Robie made contact towards the front of the pack on the frontstretch, sending both into the wall and around to the infield grass on lap 8. Joey Doiron would find his way into the lead all alone under the restart with Sylas Ripley, Ryan Kuhn and Fireball Tardif following. Jimmy Renfrew, Jr. caught up to Doiron, using momentum on the outside groove to lead lap 29 with Doiron’s 73D content with riding in the early stages of the 200 lap feature. Pat Corbett and Mike Scorzelli brought out the lap 50 caution, unknowingly setting off a 121-lap green flag run with Renfrew leading the way until Tardif’s turn three spin with 29 laps remaining. The leaders jumped to the infield for fresh tires and a splash of fuel to go the remaining distance. Renfrew won the race off pit road and took the jump on the restart with Doiron holding on two car lengths back. Catastrophe struck Doiron on lap 193 with a flat right rear ending his strong run and resetting the field. One more yellow would slow the pace with three laps remaining as Gabe Brown looped his #47 machine in turn three after running the car bone-dry without taking anymore fuel. Renfrew and Derek Griffith set up a three-lap dash at the front but it was Jimmy Renfrew Jr. who earned the $7,000 payday over Derek Griffith and DJ Shaw, who came back from an early turn one dust-up to finish third. Lee USA Speedway is off next Friday, July 31 but returns to racing action on Friday, August 7 for the third round in the Seacoast Late Model Challenge! 100 laps for the ACT Late Models are scheduled for August 7 alongside the 350 Supermodified Series, Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics with a 7:00pm Post Time! For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. UNOFFICIAL RESULTS Friday, July 24, 2026 Lee USA Speedway – Lee, NH PASS Friday Night Throwdown Pro All Stars Series Super Late Models – Friday Night Throwdown 200 (200 Laps) 1. 00NH Jimmy Renfrew, Jr. Candia, NH 2. 12G Derek Griffith Hudson, NH 3. 60 D.J. Shaw Center Conway, NH 4. 09R Silas Ripley Warren, ME 5. 88 Brandon Barker Westbrook, ME 6. 82 Bobby Baillargeon Kingston, NH 7. 94 Garrett Hall Scarborough, ME 8. 17MA Eddie MacDonald Rowley, MA 9. 153 Travis Stearns Auburn, ME 10. 15 Mike Hopkins Hermon, ME 11. 21 Alexendre Tardif Notre-Dame-des-Pins, QC 12. 47 Gabe Brown Center Conway, NH 13. 44 Trevor Sanborn Cornish, ME 14. 24J JP Josiasse Ennismore, ON 15. 73D Joey Doiron Berwick, ME 16. 18 Michael Scorzelli Feura Bush, NY 17. 5VT Pat Corbett Williamstown, VT 18. 48 Raphael Lessard St-Joseph, QC 19. 72 Ryan Kuhn E. Bridgewater, MA 20. 27NH Wayne Helliwell, Jr. Dover, NH 21. 12x Corey Bubar Windham, ME 22. 29R Cole Robie Windham, ME New England Supermodified Series – (50 Laps) 1. 14 Jeffrey Battle Barnstable, MA 2. 47 Derek Griffith Hudson, NH 3. 79 Jon McKennedy Chelmsford, MA 4. 41 PJ Stergios Candia, NH 5. 29 Ben Seitz Bourne, MA 6. 97 Matt Swanson Harvard, MA 7. 53 Dave Duggan Milford, NH 8. 45 Mike Mayberry Naples, ME 9. 22 Mark MacIver Stafford, NH 10. 25 Dan Bowes Epping, NH 11. 4 Rich Eaton Seabrook, NH 12. 77 Mike Keddy Raymond, NH Kennebec Equipment PASS Modifieds – (50 Laps) 1. 17D Jeremy Davis Tamworth, NH 2. 77 Reed Reno W. Bath, ME 3. 75 George Helliwell Pelham, NH 4. 6 Zach Bowie New Gloucester, ME 5. 66 Jacoby Maines Hollis Center, ME 6. 88 Jaxon Moreside Arundel, ME 7. 34 Spencer Morse Naples, ME 8. 25 Shawn Knight South Paris, ME 9. 3 Thomas Brackett Auburn, ME 10. 4 Cody Macomber Naples, ME 11. 0P Bill Penfold Oxford, ME 12. 85 Chanler Harrison Freeport, ME 13. 70 Rick Thompson, Jr. Bridgton, ME 14. 56 Mike Penfold Poland, ME 15. 60 Steve Perry Scarborough, ME 16. 11 Tyler Connolly Scarborough, ME 17. 66K Kris Schroeder Haverhill, MA 18. 77 Nick Reno W. Bath, ME Ridge Runners – (20 Laps) 1. 56 Trystin Bodwell Sanford, ME 2. 14 Tyler Fish S. Portland, ME 3. 15 Kyle Dumas Raymond, NH 4. 73 Josh Hodgdon Scarborough, ME 5. 47x Taylor Graffam Limington, ME 6. 66 Kam Weir North Conway, NH 7. 18 Darin Kilton Limington, ME 8. 99 Carl Gagnon Merrimack, NH 9. 47 Brian Caswell Buxton, ME 10. 1 Derek McKeen N. Waterboro, ME 11. 31 Eddie McConologue Newfield, ME 12. 61 Rob Caron Standish, ME 13. 39 Brad Weismann Saco, ME MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics – (20 Laps) 1. 18 Matthew Hurteau Rochester, NH 2. 27 Zach Davis Lebanon, ME 3. 79 Jacob Michaud Lebanon, ME 4. 48 Dan Corso Lebanon, ME 5. 28 Traver Michaud Lebanon, ME 6. 9 Ty Mello Millville, MA 7. 3 Josh Valliere Rochester, NH 8. 00 AJ Panessiti Lebanon, ME 9. 35 Tucker Haskill Saco, ME 10. 81 Anthony Garland Rochester, NH 11. 19 Dan Collins Springvale, ME 12. 24 Paul Childs Chester, NH PASS Friday Night Throwdown Brings Best of Full-Fendered and Big Block Supermodified Action to Lee USA
Lee, NH — The Pro All Stars Series invades Lee USA Speedway this Friday, July 24 headlined by the $7,000-to-Win, $1,000-to-Start Friday Night Throwdown 200 for the PASS Super Late Models and the Prelude to the Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic for the New England Supermodified Series! The PASS Modifieds, Ridge Runners and MLM Diagnostic Service Crown Vics round out the Friday night spectacular at New Hampshire’s Center of Speed! The PASS Super Late Models have been tearing up the region in 2026 and return to Lee USA Speedway this Friday. The Friday Night Showdown 200 boasts a strong $7,000-to-Win, $1,000-to-Start purse that has already attracted the likes of multi-time Lee USA Speedway champion Wayne Helliwell, Jr., Eddie MacDonald, May and June winners Sylas Ripley and Cole Robie, Jimmy Renfrew Jr., Ryan Kuhn and PASS point leader DJ Shaw! With 200 laps on the board, tire strategy on the rough and tumble 3/8-mile Lee USA asphalt will be a major factor with the infield pit road on full display for those in the stands and those watching on the North East Short Track Network! This Friday will also be the first appearance of the summer for the New England Supermodified Series as the Big Block Supers prepare for the big Ollie Silva Midsummer Classic in August. The 50 lap sprint is sure to thunder across the Seacoast and lay down the fastest times so far in 2026! Jeffrey Battle will look to maintain his strong point lead over PJ Stergios and Dan Bowes while also going for the win where the Big Blocks run best at Lee USA Speedway. The Kennebec Equipment PASS Modifieds also return to New Hampshire’s Center of Speed to complete the three-peat of touring divisions this Friday. Spencer Morse holds a twenty-point lead ahead of Bill Penfold in the championship standings with both looking to make up ground on the other this week. The Ridge Runners continue to be the show at Lee USA Speedway on Friday nights with Josh Hodgdon now holding the one point lead over Kyle Dumas atop the standings. There have been five different Ridge Runner winners in five events so far this season and with the Pro All Stars Series in town, there may be a few incoming invaders looking to shake things up! The fan-favorite MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics also return on Friday. The Crown Vics have also not yet had a repeat winner with a new group of invaders changing the players in the entry-level division each week. The PASS Friday Night Throwdown 200 is on deck at Lee USA Speedway for this Friday, July 24! The PASS Super Late Models will charge through 200 laps at New Hampshire’s Center of Speed alongside the Big Block Supermodifieds of the New England Supermodified Series (NESS), PASS Modifieds, the Ridge Runners and MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics with a special 6:45pm Start Time! Grandstands open Friday at 4:15pm with Adult General Admission set at $25, Kids 6-12 are $10 and Children five and under are free! For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. Lee USA Speedway continues to sign new and returning partners for the upcoming season, including remaining track championship divisions, events and billboard sponsorships. To take advantage of these marketing opportunities, please contact Kevin Varney at (207) 577-1836 or inquire online at [email protected]. Ben Tinker Takes Stellar Triple 20s 350 Supermodified Overall Victory at Lee USA
Lee, NH — The 350 Supermodifieds returned to Lee USA Speedway for a special Triple 20 showdown with three 20 lap segments building up to a grand finale and an overall winner. With the first segment set by fast time in the final practice, Ben Tinker handily ran away with the opening 20 lap main event. The full-field invert set the segment two lineup with Scott Watts and John Leonard leading the field back to green. With the fast cars clawing their way back to the front to keep their low point scores intact, trouble brewed midpack. Two single-car spins for the James Witkum #45 machine occured prior to Ryan Battle’s hard lick with the fronstretch wall, leaving him with a destroyed rearend dashed hopes for the overall win. Tinker would take over on that lap 16 restart to claim segment two. Looking for the hat trick, Witkum led the third and final segment green to checkers but combined with a third place run Ben Tinker took the overall with just five points to his credit over Ben Seitz’s 8 points and Witkum’s 11-point total. Ty Mello and Ethan Williams led the MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics to green. The two world traveler Crown Vic veterans kept pace out front while Curtis brothers Chase and Jaret went to battle for third in the early goings. Mello would take his first ever Crown Vic division win at New Hampshire’s Center of Speed followed by multi-time Thompson Speedway hotshoe Ethan Williams and the prevailing Curtis brother Jaret in third. The popular Ridge Runner class was next to take the field with former track champion Brian Caswell leading the field to green. Caswell led the most recent winner Carl Gagnon as Tyler Fish, Trystin Bodwell, Josh Hodgdon and Derek McKeen battled hard for third. Running nose-to-tail around the 3/8-mile separated by inches, the top runners played plenty of bumper tag to the very end. Caswell took down his first win of the season as the fifth different winner in the division this summer over Carl Gagnon and Tyler Fish. Looking to beat the bad luck, David Cameron led the Tri-City Lining Street Stocks to green and took off early to lead the single-file train. Behind him, former track champion Milton Duran motored his way up through the pack, making his way to second by lap 3. Duran kept the momentum up on the outside groove to pass Cameron and take the win in his first visit of the 2026 season over Cameron and point leader Jason Curtis. Next up at Lee USA Speedway is the PASS Friday Night Throwdown 200 on Friday, July 24! The PASS Super Late Models will charge through 200 laps at New Hampshire’s Center of Speed alongside the Big Block Supermodifieds of the New England Supermodified Series (NESS), PASS Modifieds, the Ridge Runners and MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics with a 6:45pm Start Time! For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. Lee USA Speedway continues to sign new and returning partners for the upcoming season, including remaining track championship divisions, events and billboard sponsorships. To take advantage of these marketing opportunities, please contact Kevin Varney at (207) 577-1836 or inquire online at [email protected]. UNOFFICIAL RESULTS Friday, July 3, 2026 Lee USA Speedway – Lee, NH 350 Supermodified Triple 20s 350 Supermodified Series – Triple 20s (Three 20 Lap Segments) (Finish Pos., Car #, Driver, Hometown (Seg. 1 Fin., Seg. 2 Fin., Seg. 3 Fin., Overall Points)) 1. 19 Ben Tinker New Gloucester, ME (1, 1, 3 = 5pts) 2. 10 Ben Seitz Bourne, MA (2, 4, 2 = 8pts) 3. 45 James Witkum Methuen, MA (3, 7, 1 = 11pts) 4. 80 Scott Watts Seabrook, NH (7, 2, 4 = 13pts) 5. 29 Justin Harris Northwood, NH (5, 3, 7 = 15pts) 6. 12 John Leonard Danville, NH (6, 5, 5 = 16pts) 7. 00 Brad Osgood Claremont, NH (9, 6, 6 = 21pts) 8. 21 Ryan Battle Dunstable, MA (4, 8, 10 = 22pts) 9. 54 Charles Waterman N. Hampton, NH (8, 9, 10 = 27pts) Tri-City Lining Street Stocks – (25 Laps) 1. 08 Milton Duran Chichester, NH 2. 18 David Cameron N. Waterboro, ME 3. 02 Jason Curtis Hollis, ME 4. 07 Mike Williams Franklin, NH 5. 21 William Eastman Merrimack, NH 6. 82 Jason Ryan Salem, NH DNS 36 Nate Leavitt Buxton, ME Ridge Runners – (20 Laps) 1. 47 Brian Caswell Buxton, ME 2. 99 Carl Gagnon Merrimack, NH 3. 14 Tyler Fish S. Portland, ME 4. 56 Trystin Bodwell Sanford, ME 5. 73 Josh Hodgdon Scarborough, ME 6. 1 Derek McKeen N. Waterboro, ME 7. 15 Kyle Dumas Raymond, NH 8. 31 Eddie McConologue Newfield, ME 9. 18 Darin Kilton Limington, ME 10. 39 Brad Weismann Saco, ME 11. 66 Kam Weir North Conway, NH MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics – (20 Laps) 1. 9 Ty Mello Millville, MA 2. 4 Ethan Williams Promfret Ctr., RI 3. 33 Jaret Curtis Rutland, MA 4. 24 Paul Childs Chester, NH 5. 88 Chase Curtis Rutland, MA 6. 3 Josh Valliere Rochester, NH DNS 26 Chris Curtis Rutland, MA 
350 Supermodifieds Back to Thrill Lee USA Speedway with Triple 20s on Tap for July 17
Lee, NH — New Hampshire’s Center of Speed is set for another stellar Friday night line-up on July 17 with the help of the lightning-fast 350 Supermodifieds! The 350s return to light-up the track at Lee USA Speedway with a Triple 20, Monza-style showdown alongside the Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and the MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics! The 350 Supermodifieds put on an exciting 40-lap feature back in May with Ben Seitz taking the advantage over Ben Tinker and Justin Harris for the win. This time around, it’ll take consistency alongside speed to win at Lee USA Speedway. The 350 Supers will run three 20-lap segments, each finish awards points toward an overall total with the segment winner earning one point, runner-up two points down through the field! The driver with the least number of points after the third and final segment will be declared the winner! Jimmy Renfrew, Jr. may be collecting the Tri-City Lining hardware but he’ll be out of town this week for a trip South, leaving Jason Curtis high atop the track championship standings. With an exciting and varied group of Street Stocks joining the fray each week, the Tri-City Lining Street Stock features have been some of the wildest and most unpredictable showdowns of each Friday at Lee USA and this week’s will be no exception! On the other hand, the Ridge Runners have been the most consistent portion of Lee’s Friday night program. After dominating the point standings from day one, Kyle Dumas now holds just a one point lead over Josh Hodgdon in the Speedway’s most competitive division. Each week has seen a different winner with their 20-lap features showcasing some of the most exciting side-by-side racing in the region for a can’t-miss combination! The MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics have been just as thrilling with another ever-changing cast of characters looking to take on the 3/8-mile Lee USA Speedway. Like the Ridge Runners, the MLM Crown Vics have yet to see a repeat winner with point leader Josh ‘Guido’ Valliere earning his first win last time out. Lee USA Speedway is back in action on Friday, July 17 with a four-division showdown headlined by the return of the 350 Supermodified Series! The fan-favorite 350 Supers are sure to bring high-speed action to Lee USA Speedway in thrilling Triple 20-lap segments alongside the Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and the MLM Diagnostics Crown Vics with a 7:00pm Start Time. Grandstands open at 5:00pm with Adult General Admission set at $15, Kids aged 6-12 are $5 and children five and under are free! Get the full Schedule of Events online at www.leespeedway.com. For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. Lee USA Speedway continues to sign new and returning partners for the upcoming season, including remaining track championship divisions, events and billboard sponsorships. To take advantage of these marketing opportunities, please contact Kevin Varney at (207) 577-1836 or inquire online at [email protected]. Friday Night Lights; Kuhn Claims Victory Over Renfrew in Seacoast Late Model Challenge
Lee, NH — When the dust settled and the checkered flag unfurled at Lee USA Speedway Friday night, Southern New Hampshire race fans were on the edge of their seats. It was Round #2 in the Seacoast Late Model Challenge Series with Ryan Kuhn taking the early lead in the Reinbold Insurance #63MA. Kuhn earned the pole position in plus/minus handicap qualifying and quickly launched away with the early lead. All things remained settled until lap 66 caution for Colby Meserve’s turn one spin to re-rack the field. Now alongside Jimmy Renfrew, Jr., the two ran side-by-side until turn three with Renfrew jumping to the bottom and rooting Kuhn up the track to steal the lead. The lap 77 restart following young Ayla Martin’s spin on the backstretch brought with it a final twist. Kuhn returned the favor in turn one on lap 83 to regain the lead by inches at the line as the two ran side-by-side with Geoff Rollins laying in wait behind them. Under the Friday Night Lights Ryan Kuhn would nail down the win seventeen laps later with Geoff Rollins edging Renfrew at the line for second overall. The Ridge Runners began Friday’s showcase with Carl Gagnon taking the early lead followed closely by Derek McKeen and Trystin Bodwell around the Lee 3/8-mile. At the halfway point Tyler Fish jumped under the Bodwell machine with point leader Kyle Dumas and most recent winner Josh Hodgdon in tow. Dumas and Fish would make contact three laps later sending both to the back and resetting the field. With seven laps remaining and Hodgdon fighting hard on the outside groove, Carl Gagnon became the fourth different Ridge Runner winner in as many events this season with Hodgdon nearly sideways at the line for second and McKeen coming home third. The MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics went caution free in their twenty lap main event Friday with polesitter Josh ‘Guido’ Valliere getting the launch under the green flag. Guido would face plenty of pressure from Matt Hurteau all over his rear bumper through the second half of the event but never bobbled to take down his popular first win of the season. Hurteau would come home second followed across the line by Millville, Massachusetts driver Ty Mello. The Tri-City Lining Street Stocks rounded out the Friday program at Lee USA Speedway with Dave Cameron and Mike Williams bringing the field to green. Point leader Jason Curtis would force a three-wide move in turn two early and stole the lead while Connor McDougal tried to follow but nearly lost it all in turn three. The melee scattered the field, allowing Jimmy Renfrew, Jr. to launch into second and drove around Curtis to lead lap 8. While McDougal drove back to keep him honest, Renfrew would take the 25-lap main event with Curtis holding on to round out the podium in third. While off next week, New Hampshire’s Center of Speed is back in action on Friday, July 17 with a four-division showdown headlined by the return of the 350 Supermodified Series! The fan-favorite 350 Supers are sure to bring the high speed action to Lee USA Speedway alongside the Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and the MLM Diagnostics Crown Vics with a 7:00pm Start Time. For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. Lee USA Speedway continues to sign new and returning partners for the upcoming season, including remaining track championship divisions, events and billboard sponsorships. To take advantage of these marketing opportunities, please contact Kevin Varney at (207) 577-1836 or inquire online at [email protected]. UNOFFICIAL RESULTS Friday, July 3, 2026 Lee USA Speedway – Lee, NH ACT Late Model Seacoast Challenge Series 100 ACT Late Models – Seacoast Challenge Series Round #2 (100 Laps) 1 63MA Ryan Kuhn N. Bridgewater, MA 2 02WP Geoff Rollins Merrimack, NH 3 00NH Jimmy Renfrew Jr. Candia, NH 4 36NH Erick Sands Derry, NH 5 10NH Nathan Leclair Fremont, NH 6 7ME Dylan Payea Hollis, ME 7 27NH Cam Huntress Rochester, NH 8 53NH Tyler Fiscus Chichester, NH 9 0NH Holdyn Sullivan Epping, NH 10 98MA Ryan Flood Sandwich, MA 11 49NH Matt Anderson Franklin, NH 12 91MA Ayla Martin N. Dighton, MA 13 29MA Joshua Hedges New Bedford, MA 14 92ME Colby Meserve Buxton, ME Tri-City Lining Street Stocks – (25 Laps) 1. 00 Jimmy Renfrew, Jr. Candia, NH 2. 8 Connor McDougal Somersworth, NH 3. 02 Jason Curtis Hollis, ME 4. 34 Jacob Vaughn Naples, ME 5. 07 Mike Williams Franklin, NH 6. 36 Nate Leavitt Buxton, ME 7. 3 Joey Israelson Standish, ME 8. 18 David Cameron N. Waterboro, ME DNS 38 Cody Moreau Attleboro, MA Ridge Runners – (20 Laps) 1. 99 Carl Gagnon Merrimack, NH 2. 73 Josh Hodgdon Scarborough, ME 3. 1 Derek McKeen N. Waterboro, ME 4. 15 Kyle Dumas Raymond, NH 5. 14 Tyler Fish S. Portland, ME 6. 66 Kam Weir North Conway, NH 7. 56 Trystin Bodwell Sanford, ME 8. 39 Brad Weismann Saco, ME 9. 47 Brian Caswell Buxton, ME MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics – (20 Laps) 1. 3 Josh Valliere Rochester, NH 2. 18 Matthew Hurteau Rochester, NH 3. 9 Ty Mello Millville, MA 4. 2J Jeremiah Sargent Manchester, NH 5. 12x Josh Bronfield Acworth, GA 6. 18x Dale White Salem, NH 7. 81 Anthony Garland Rochester, NH DNS 19 Steve Perry Scarborough, ME DNS 37 James Garland Lebanon, ME 
ACT Seacoast Challenge 100 Headlines Friday, July 3 Showcase at Lee USA Speedway
Lee, NH — After an early summer break, New Hampshire’s Center for Speed is ready to return as part of the 250th Independence Day holiday weekend on Friday, July 3. Lee USA Speedway is headlined Friday by the second round in the Seacoast Challenge for ACT Late Models with 100 laps on the board alongside the Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics with a 7:00pm Post Time. The Seacoast Late Model Challenge Series makes its first of two stops at Lee USA Speedway after getting the season started at Star Speedway back on June 13. Jimmy Renfrew Jr. ran away with June’s caution-free 100 lap feature over Bay Stater Chase Curtis and Rhode Island’s Connor Souza while this Friday presents a new challenge! Just 8 miles from one another, Star Speedway and Lee USA couldn’t be any more different with teams preparing to switch between the tight quarter-mile Star bullring to the long straightaway, progressively banked Lee USA 3/8-mile. Among the early entrants include Derry’s Erick Sands ready to return home to Lee USA Speedway along with Holdyn Sullivan behind the wheel of the Eppin’ Express #0NH, Challenge Series point leader Jimmy Renfrew Jr., Freemont’s Nathan Leclair as well as Ryan Kuhn and Ayla Martin hauling up from Massachusetts. With three events in the books, Jason Curtis leads the Tri-City Lining Street Stock standings handily over Jimmy Renfrew Jr. Teammate Adam Lovejoy is enjoying some early season success as well, leading the MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vic standings over Rochester’s Josh ‘Guido’ Valliere. The Ridge Runners have proved to be one of the most exciting products at Lee USA Speedway with three different winners in as many events. Sophomore racer Kyle Dumas leads the marks as the top five runners all stand within thirteen points of one another. Will Dumas, Josh Hodgdon or Trystin Bodwell be ready to become the first two-time winner this summer or can Kam Weir, Tyler Fish or Derek McKeen come out on top for win number one? New Hampshire’s Center of Speed is back in action next Friday, July 3 with a four-division showdown headlined by the ACT Late Model 100! Round #2 in the Seacoast Late Model Challenge Series is joined by the return of track championship action for the Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and the MLM Diagnostics Crown Vics with a 7:00pm Start Time. For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. Lee USA Speedway continues to sign new and returning partners for the upcoming season, including remaining track championship divisions, events and billboard sponsorships. To take advantage of these marketing opportunities, please contact Kevin Varney at (207) 577-1836 or inquire online at [email protected]. 
Lee USA Speedway Off Friday, June 19, Back with ACT Late Model 100 on July 3
Lee, NH — After discussions between Officials all week, the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) and American-Canadian Tour (ACT) have made the difficult decision to cancel the planned Friday, June 19 Schedule of Events. With both sanctioning bodies hosting doubleheader weekends on June 20 and 21 due to previously rescheduled rain-outs, the decision has been made to cancel Friday’s events. After careful consideration, using experience gained at their shared venture in Thompson Speedway, both ACT and PASS Officials have opted to pare down the remaining Lee USA Speedway schedule to maintain a better balance for teams and spectators. The upcoming season is filled with big events taking the main stage while putting the weekly warriors of Lee USA Speedway in a larger spotlight as the season goes on. Officials are hard at work planning the return to Friday Night Racing on Friday, July 3 during the busy Independence Day Holiday stretch, headlined by the ACT Late Model 100. The second round in the Seacoast Challenge Series, this 100-lap showdown is sure to pit the best of the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour against all comers at New Hampshire’s Center of Speed. The two-week break will also give time for teams to make needed repairs and an opportunity for officials to recruit more teams to join the Friday night action. New Hampshire’s Center of Speed is back in action next Friday, July 3 with a four-division showdown headlined by the ACT Late Model 100! Round #2 in the Seacoast Late Model Challenge Series is joined by the return of track championship action for the Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and the MLM Diagnostics Crown Vics with a 7:00pm Start Time. For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. Lee USA Speedway continues to sign new and returning partners for the upcoming season, including remaining track championship divisions, events and billboard sponsorships. To take advantage of these marketing opportunities, please contact Kevin Varney at (207) 577-1836 or inquire online at [email protected]. 
June 12, 2026 - Jimmy Wiggin Photo
McKennedy Plays Cat-and-Mouse on Meservey for MRS Seacoast 75 Victory Lee, NH — The pilots of the Modified Racing Series invaded Lee USA Speedway for the Seacoast 75 on Friday night with Jon McKennedy on the pole position. The Chelmsford, Massachusetts Modified master put the power down from the drop of the green flag as defending series champion Brett Meservey gave chase. McKennedy, with thousands of laps logged at the 3/8-mile oval, played cat and mouse with Meservey to the very end of the caution free event to steal away the victory with Joey Jarvis taking home third behind Meservey. The Ridge Runners once again proved to be the action of the evening with third-place starter Josh Hodgdon taking advantage of Carl Gagnon’s back-slide from the outside pole. Hodgdon made it to the lead by lap five while behind him 2nd through 5th ran nose-to-tail around the inside groove of Lee USA Speedway. Tyler Fish led Derek McKeen, Kyle Dumas and sub-driver Jimmy Renfrew Jr. in a freight train until Dumas and Renfrew made moves to the front. In the end, Josh Hodgdon took down his first win of the season over Fish and Dumas at the line. The MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics also put on a heck of a show Friday night with six new drivers joining the fray. Josh ‘Guido’ Valliere brought the field to green and led on until lap four when Farmington, Maine long-hauler Derek Guptil took over the top spot. From then on Guptil watched a rear-view mirror full of Matthew Hurteau as the two ran tight for the win. Even after a last lap move, Derek Guptil stole the show ahead of Hurteau with Traver Michaud holding on for third. The Tri-City Lining Street Stocks chased Jimmy Renfrew Jr. from lap five on in their 25-lap main event with Renfrew pulling the win in triple-duty competition Friday night ahead of Jason Curtis and Oxford Plains invader Wade Gelinas. New Hampshire’s Center of Speed is back in action next Friday, June 19 with a five-division showdown headlined by the return of the 350 Supermodified Series! Alongside the 350s will be the Super Late Models, Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and the MLM Diagnostics Crown Vics with a 7:00pm Start Time. For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. Lee USA Speedway continues to sign new and returning partners for the upcoming season, including remaining track championship divisions, events and billboard sponsorships. To take advantage of these marketing opportunities, please contact Kevin Varney at (207) 577-1836 or inquire online at [email protected]. UNOFFICIAL RESULTS Friday, May 12, 2026 Lee USA Speedway – Lee, NH MRS Seacoast 75 Modified Racing Series – Seacoast 75 (75 Laps) 1. 79 Jon McKennedy 2. 76 Brett Meservey 3. 28 Joey Jarvis 4. 21 Jacob Perry 5. 81 Nate Wenzel 6. 17 Matt Lashua 7. 22 Cainen Shultz 8. 19 Brian Robie 9. 04NH Stu McCormack 10. 66 Joey Doiron 11. 55 Ryan Doucette 12. 46 Jeremy Zullo 13. 11 Tyler Leary 14. 4 TJ Bleau 15. 58 Kirk Vigeant 16. 27 Derek Robie Tri-City Lining Street Stocks – (25 Laps) 1. 00 Jimmy Renfrew, Jr. Candia, NH 2. 02 Jason Curtis Hollis, ME 3. 37 Wade Gelinas Limington, ME 4. 07 Mike Williams Franklin, NH 5. 69 Nate Barth Buxton, ME Ridge Runners – (20 Laps) 1. 73 Josh Hodgdon Scarborough, ME 2. 14 Tyler Fish S. Portland, ME 3. 15 Kyle Dumas Raymond, NH 4. 66 *Jimmy Renfrew Jr. Candia, NH 5. 1 Derek McKeen N. Waterboro, ME 6. 47 Brian Caswell Buxton, ME 7. 56 Trystin Bodwell Sanford, ME 8. 99 Carl Gagnon Merrimack, NH DNS 39 Brad Weismann Saco, ME *Sub Driver for Kam Weir MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics – (20 Laps) 1. 21 Derek Guptil Farmington, ME 2. 18 Matthew Hurteau Rochester, NH 3. 28 Traver Michaud Lebanon, ME 4. 87 Adam Perkins Laconia, NH 5. 79 Jacob Michaud Lebanon, ME 6. 2 Adam Lovejoy Sanford, ME 7. 3 Josh Valliere Rochester, NH 8. 81 Anthony Garland Rochester, NH DNS 1 Jimmy Renfrew Jr. Candia, NH Modified Racing Series Invades Lee USA Speedway for the Seacoast 75 on June 12
Lee, NH — For the first and only time in 2026, New Hampshire’s Center of Speed will roar with the Mighty Modifieds of the Modified Racing Series in the Seacoast 75 on Friday, June 12! The Seacoast 75 will be the 45th event for MRS at Lee USA Speedway and stands to kick-off their championship season. Defending champion Brett Meservey leads the Modified Racing Series into Lee USA Speedway for this Friday’s Seacoast 75 but will face plenty of competition at the 3/8-mile. A pair of former New Hampshire NASCAR State Champions in Nate Wenzel and Tyler Leary will make the trip along with last Saturday’s NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour winner Jon McKennedy. A pair of driver swaps will see longtime Super Late Model standout Joey Doiron will be behind the wheel of the KDW #66 and Brian Robie will pilot the Bobby Webber Racing #19. Stew McCormack is bringing his beautifully prepared #04NH while Ryan Doucette, Matt Lashua, Adam LaPoint, Jeremy Zullo, TJ Bleau, Kurt Vigeant and veteran Joey Jarvis are also on the early entry list. While the Super Late Models have the week off, the Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics are all set to return for their track championship season. After win number one last Friday Hollis, Maine’s Jason Curtis leads the Tri-City Lining Street Stock standings over Londonderry’s Donnie Belisle. After two races, two-time podium finisher Adam Lovejoy leads the MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics over Rochester’s Josh ‘Guido’ Valliere. Opening Day winner Kyle Dumas continues to head the standings in the fan-favorite Ridge Runner division while four points separate second through fifth in the track’s most competitive division! New Hampshire’s Center of Speed is back in action this Friday, June 12 with a ground-pounding special visit from the Modified Racing Series! MRS is set to bring a cast of Tour-type Modified characters to Lee USA Speedway to complement a full card of racing that will also include the Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and the MLM Diagnostics Crown Vics with a 7:00pm Start Time. Grandstands open at 5:00pm with Adult General Admission set at $25, Kids six to twelve are $10 with children five and under free! For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. Lee USA Speedway continues to sign new and returning partners for the upcoming season, including remaining track championship divisions, events and billboard sponsorships. To take advantage of these marketing opportunities, please contact Kevin Varney at (207) 577-1836 or inquire online at [email protected]. June 5, 2026
Friday Night Notes: Bodwell, Curtis, Robie and Renfrew Take Checkers Lee, NH — Trystin Bodwell launched off with the lead in the Ridge Runner feature showdown as calamity struck in the back half of the field to collect Carl Gagnon and Brad Weismann on lap one. Back under green it was not-so-brotherly love for Josh Hodgdon and Tyler Fish with the two brothers going fisticuffs on track resulting in a blown right front for Hodgdon. Meanwhile up front, Bodwell showed the way as Kam Weir and opening Friday winner Kyle Dumas made their way under a loose Fish. Time ran out for Weir with Trystin Bodwell taking the 20-lap feature and Dumas rounding out the top three. Donnie Belisle and Jason Curtis brought the Tri-City Lining Street Stocks to bare for their 25-lap main event. Curtis led the field as Mike Williams and Oxford Plains invader Joey Israelson joined the mix for a tough top-three fight. One caution at the halfway point for a stalled Blaine Porman re-racked the field for a last ditch effort at the crown. Jason Curtis kept up what he was doing best to steal the win while Joey Israelson slid in under Mike Williams to steal second at the line. Windham, Maine’s Cole Robie ran away with the lead early into the fifty-lap Super Late Model feature. Try all he could, multi-time Lee USA Speedway champion Wayne Helliwell, Jr. had to settle for second behind the Maine youngster with Deerfield’s Dan Winter rounding out the top three. The MLM Diagnostic Service Crown Vics ended Friday’s racing activities with Jimmy Renfrew Jr. loading up a car he purchased that morning and rolling it into victory lane over teammate Adam Lovejoy. Third-place runner Ted James ended his night early with three laps remaining. New Hampshire’s Center of Speed will be back in action next Friday, June 12 with a special visit from the Modified Racing Series! MRS is set to bring a cast of Tour-type Modified characters to Lee USA Speedway to complement a full card of racing that will also include the Super Late Models, Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and the MLM Diagnostics Crown Vics with a 7:00pm Start Time. For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. Lee USA Speedway continues to sign new and returning partners for the upcoming season, including remaining track championship divisions, events and billboard sponsorships. To take advantage of these marketing opportunities, please contact Kevin Varney at (207) 577-1836 or inquire online at [email protected]. UNOFFICIAL RESULTS Friday, May 5, 2026 Lee USA Speedway – Lee, NH Friday Night Showdown Super Late Models – (50 Laps) 1. 29 Cole Robie Windham, ME 2. 27NH Wayne Helliwell, Jr. Dover, NH 3. 81 Dan Winter Deerfield, NH 4. 09E Frankie Eldridge Hampton, NH 5. 35 Bobby Nadeau Buxton, ME Tri-City Lining Street Stocks – (25 Laps) 1. 02 Jason Curtis Hollis, ME 2. 3 Joey Israelson Standish, ME 3. 07 Mike Williams Franklin, NH 4. 7 Donnie Belisle Londonderry, NH 5. 82 Jason Ryan Salem, NH 6. 17NH Blaine Porman Londonderry, NH 7. 18 David Cameron N. Waterboro, ME DNS 2 Adam Lovejoy Sanford, ME Ridge Runners – (20 Laps) 1. 56 Trystin Bodwell Sanford, ME 2. 66 Kam Weir North Conway, NH 3. 15 Kyle Dumas Raymond, NH 4. 14 Tyler Fish S. Portland, ME 5. 1 Derek McKeen N. Waterboro, ME 6. 7 Carter Bjork Berwick, ME 7. 73 Josh Hodgdon Scarborough, ME 8. 39 Brad Weismann Saco, ME 9. 47 Brian Caswell Buxton, ME 10. 99 Carl Gagnon Merrimack, NH Crown Vics – (20 Laps) 1. 1 Jimmy Renfrew Jr. Candia, NH 2. 2 Adam Lovejoy Sanford, ME 3. 00 Ted James Rochester, NH 4. 3 Josh Valliere Rochester, NH  Alan Ward photo
June 2, 2026
Friday Night Showdown Set for June 5 at Lee USA Speedway Lee, NH — After late-spring rains ended last week’s planned event, officials with the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour (ACT) and the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) are ready to return to Lee USA Speedway for a Friday Night Showdown! The Super Late Models, Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and MLM Diagnostic Services Crown Vics all return this Friday, June 5. Sylas Ripley claimed the Friday night opener two weeks ago with the young racer standing atop the Super Late Model standings. Jimmy Renfrew Jr. and Corey Bubar will be among those looking for some redemption in this week’s 50-lap main event. Redemption is also the word on Connor McDougal’s mind. The Somersworth racer was wiped out coming to the green flag on the Friday Night Opener two weeks ago and took Sunday’s feature win over at Hudson Speedway. With things back in place under the hood, Jimmy Renfrew Jr., Jason Curtis and David Cameron are on notice for this Friday’s 25-lapper. The always popular Ridge Runners and MLM Diagnostic Crown Vics are also back in action on Friday, June 6. Sophomore driver Kyle Dumas of Raymond will be looking to take back-to-back wins at New Hampshire’s Center of Speed with Derek McKeen, Tyler Fish, Kam Weir and Josh Hodgdon looking to crack into the winner’s spot this time around. Everyone was chasing Thomas Harton in the MLM Crown Vics two weeks ago and with rumblings of more visitors to the track this week, it’s anyone’s game! New Hampshire’s Center of Speed will be back in action this Friday, June 5 with a full card of racing to include the Super Late Models, Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and the MLM Diagnostics Crown Vics with a 7:00pm Start Time. Grandstands open at 5:00pm with Adult General Admission set at $15, kids six to twelve are $5 and all children five and under are free. For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. Lee USA Speedway continues to sign new and returning partners for the upcoming season, including remaining track championship divisions, events and billboard sponsorships. To take advantage of these marketing opportunities, please contact Kevin Varney at (207) 577-1836 or inquire online at [email protected] May 28, 2026
Forecasted Rain Washes Out May 29 Event at Lee USA Speedway Lee, NH — With weather forecasters calling for increased percentages of rain throughout the seacoast area Friday evening, Officials with the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) and the American-Canadian Tour (ACT) have cancelled the planned events for Friday, May 29. Unfortunately, due to prior commitments next week, the Senior Tour Auto Racers (STAR) will not be able to return on June 5, but officials are looking at options for a later appearance this summer. “After watching the forecast get worse and worse all week, coupled with our regulated time constraints, we had to cancel the program,” said ACT managing partner Cris Michaud. “We look forward to getting back in the swing of things next Friday.” New Hampshire’s Center of Speed will be back in action next Friday, June 5 with a full card of racing to include the Super Late Models, Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and the MLM Diagnostics Crown Vics with a 7:00pm Start Time. Grandstands open at 5:00pm with Adult General Admission set at $15, kids six to twelve are $5 and all children five and under are free. For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. Lee USA Speedway continues to sign new and returning partners for the upcoming season, including remaining track championship divisions, events and billboard sponsorships. To take advantage of these marketing opportunities, please contact Kevin Varney at (207) 577-1836 or inquire online at [email protected]. 
May 27, 2026
STAR Tour Brings Yesteryear to Lee USA Speedway this Friday, May 29 Lee, NH — With the season off and rolling at Lee USA Speedway, a look back at yesteryear comes around the corner this Friday with the Senior Tour Auto Racers (STAR) Sportsman and Modified divisions. These antique racers pull back the nostalgic curtain at New Hampshire’s Center of Speed this Friday along with continued track championship action for the Super Late Models, Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and MLM Diagnostic Crown Vics. The Massachusetts-based STAR Tour has been in action since 1999 helping to keep motor racing history alive and well in New England. This Friday is their season opener after supporting the yearly car show at the New England Racing Museum in Loudon earlier this month and the whole roster is itching to get back on track after a long winter’s sleep. Less than a week ago, Sylas Ripley pounced on a late-race restart to take the $2,000 grand prize and lead the point standings at New Hampshire’s Center of Speed. Corey Bubar will be among those looking to put everything together for his first win of the season this Friday along with Joey Doiron, Jimmy Renfrew Jr. and more for a fast-50 lap showdown. Speaking of Renfrew, the Tri-City Lining Street Stocks are all chasing the Candia racer after his breakout win last week while the Ridge Runners are running after sophomore, second-generation racer Kyle Dumas. Dumas ran away with his first career win at Lee USA Speedway but will face plenty of Ridge Runner competition this Friday. The MLM Diagnostic Crown Vics will also return to the 3/8-mile this Friday with everyone looking to overtake Lee-local Thomas Harton for the win. New Hampshire’s Center of Speed will be back in action this Friday, May 22 with the Senior Tour Auto Racers joining the fray. The Super Late Models, Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and the MLM Diagnostics Crown Vics make it a full card with a 7:00pm Start Time. Grandstands open at 5:00pm with Adult General Admission set at $15, kids six to twelve are $5 and all children five and under are free. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. Lee USA Speedway continues to sign on new and returning partners for the upcoming season, including remaining track championship divisions, events and billboard sponsorships. To take advantage of these marketing opportunities, please contact Kevin Varney at (207) 577-1836 or inquire online at [email protected]. May 22, 2026
Sylas Ripley Powers By Dominant Corey Bubar for Super Late Model 100 at Lee Speedway Lee, NH — The Lee USA Speedway weekly track championship series kicked off on Friday night with a five division showdown. Starting the evening were the Tri-City Lining Street Stocks for their season debut. A three-way wreck at the start/finish line ended the night early for Connor McDougal while Austin Erickson and Dave Cameron piled in for a rough opening lap. Back under green, Jimmy Renfrew Jr. ran away with the opening day win over Jason Curtis and Erickson who made it back up to third in the end. The 350 Supermodifieds returned for the first of several planned visits this summer with a 40-lap main event. Ben Tinker showed the way throughout the first 25 laps but had one car on his tail the whole time. On lap 26 the #10 of Ben Seitz finally made his way around Tinker’s #19 and never looked back to take the win with Justin Harris following Tinker across the line for third. The popular Ridge Runners were next on the track with Kyle Dumas taking the early lead and never looking back in the flag-to-flag, caution-free event. The sophomore, second-generation Lee USA Speedway racer took down his first career win in the Ridge Runners while Derek McKeen kept it lean and green all race long to hold onto second and Tyler Fish rounded out the podium. The Super Late Models took on one hundred laps at New Hampshire’s Center of Speed with Eddie MacDonald leading from the drop of the green flag. After working the outside groove single handedly, longtime racer Corey Bubar finally made it stick all the way to lead lap 25 while Travis Stearns made his way under Joey Doiron for fourth. As the field dove into lap traffic, Bubar’s lead expanded while MacDonald and young-gun Sylas Ripley fought in close quarters for second. While entering that runner-up battle, Stearns lost control to bring the lone caution out on lap 72. Back under green, Sylas Ripley fired from a cannon on the outside groove to steal the lead and never looked back to take the $2,000 win over Bubar and Joey Doiron. The Crown Vics rounded out Friday’s Weekly Series Opener with Thomas Harton blistering the field, Adam Lovejoy coming home second and Ty Mello rounding out the final podium of the evening. New Hampshire’s Center of Speed will be back in action next Friday, May 22 with the Senior Tour Auto Racers joining the fray. The Super Late Models, Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners and the MLM Diagnostics Crown Vics make it a full card with a 7:00pm Start Time. For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. Lee USA Speedway continues to sign on new and returning partners for the upcoming season, including remaining track championship divisions, events and billboard sponsorships. To take advantage of these marketing opportunities, please contact Kevin Varney at (207) 577-1836 or inquire online at [email protected]. UNOFFICIAL RESULTS Friday, May 22, 2026 Lee USA Speedway – Lee, NH Weekly Series Opener Super Late Models – Oxford 250 Qualifier (100 Laps) 1. 09R Sylas Ripley Warren, ME 2. 12x Corey Bubar Windham, ME 3. 73D Joey Doiron Berwick, ME 4. 153 Travis Stearns Auburn, ME 5. 17MA Eddie MacDonald Rowley, MA 6. 13 Evan Roy Turner, ME 7. 09E Frankie Eldridge Hampton, NH 8. 00 Jimmy Renfrew, Jr. Candia, NH 9. 09D Jeremy Davis Tamworth, NH 10. 35 Bobby Nadeau Buxton, ME DNS 82 Bobby Baillargeon Kingston, NH 350 Supermodifieds – (40 Laps) 1. 10 Ben Seitz Bourne, MA 2. 19 Ben Tinker New Gloucester, ME 3. 29 Justin Harris Northwood, NH 4. 9 Matt Swanson Harvard, MA 5. 57 PJ Stergios Nottingham, NH 6. 12 John Leonard Danville, NH 7. 45 James Witkum Methuen, MA 8. 80 Scott Watts Seabrook, NH 9. 21 Ryan Battle Dunstable, MA Tri-City Lining Street Stocks – (25 Laps) 1. 00 Jimmy Renfrew, Jr. Candia, NH 2. 02 Jason Curtis Hollis, ME 3. 22 Austin Erickson Ashland, MA 4. 07 Mike Williams Franklin, NH 5. 18 David Cameron N. Waterboro, ME 6. 7 Donnie Belisle Londonderry, NH 7. 8 Connor McDougal Somersworth, NH Ridge Runners – (20 Laps) 1. 15 Kyle Dumas Raymond, NH 2. 1 Derek McKeen N. Waterboro, ME 3. 14 Tyler Fish S. Portland, ME 4. 66 Kam Weir North Conway, NH 5. 73 Josh Hodgdon Scarborough, ME 6. 39 Brad Weismann Saco, ME 7. 99 Carl Gagnon Merrimack, NH 8. 56 Trystin Bodwell Sanford, ME 9. 7 Carter Bjork Berwick, ME Crown Vics – (20 Laps) 1. 85 Thomas Harton Lee, NH 2. 2 John Dulac Swansea, MA 3. 9 Ty Mello Millville, MA 4. 8 Douglass Wolfe, Jr. Hollis, ME 5. 3 Josh Valliere Rochester, NH 
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May 19, 2026
Oxford 250 Qualifier and 350 Supermodified Showdown Set to Begin Friday Night Racing at Lee USA Speedway this Week Lee, NH — After a stellar opening weekend with the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour and the Pro All Stars Series four weeks ago, officials with both series are looking forward to the start of Friday Night Racing at Lee USA Speedway beginning this Friday, May 22! Headlined by a $2,000-to-win, $500-to-start Super Late Model 100 and the first of six planned appearances for the 350 Supermodifieds, action will be complete with the Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners, Six Shooters and the MLM Diagnostics Crown Vics! The rip-roaring start to Friday night racing at New Hampshire’s Center of Speed will kick off the track championship season with 100 laps for the Super Late Models! Topping the list of early invaders include ‘The Outlaw’ Eddie MacDonald and Joey Doiron leading the field this Friday night along with longtime Lee USA standouts like Frankie Eldridge looking to hold down the fort. The 350 Small-Block Supermodifieds also make their grand return to Lee USA Speedway after just one event at the 3/8-mile oval last summer. Officials are excited to host the classic Southern New Hampshire staple division at Lee for six planned appearances this summer. John Leonard and Ben Seitz are among the early entries for this series starter this Friday. Friday’s Weekly Series Opener will also be a chance for fans to catch the start of the season for the Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners, Six Shooters and the MLM Diagnostics Crown Vics. While number registrations continue to drop in, officials expect top notch racing at New Hampshire’s Center of Speed this Friday. The 2026 Weekly Track Championship Series at Lee USA Speedway begins in earnest this Friday, May 22 headlined by the $2,000-to-win, $500-to-start Oxford 250 Qualifier for the Super Late Models with 100 laps on the board! Friday will also mark the first in a series of 350 Supermodified events at Lee USA this summer plus the Tri-City Lining Street Stocks, Ridge Runners, Six Shooters and the MLM Diagnostics Crown Vics with a 7:00pm Start Time. Grandstands will open at 4:45pm on Friday with Adult General Admission set at $20, Kids 6-12 are $10 and children five and under are free! For more information about the Pro All Stars Series, contact the Oxford Plains Speedway offices at (207) 539-8865 or visit www.proallstarsseries.com. For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @ACTTour. Lee USA Speedway continues to sign on new and returning partners for the upcoming season, including remaining track championship divisions, events and billboard sponsorships. To take advantage of these marketing opportunities, please contact Kevin Varney at (207) 577-1836 or inquire online at [email protected]. 
April 27, 2026 - Mark A. Cote photos
Gabe Brown Back on Top in Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour with New Hampshire Governor’s Cup 150 Win Lee, NH — Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour heat winners Kaiden Fisher and Gabe Brown earned the front row of the New Hampshire Governor’s Cup 150 by each earning a +5 in qualifying action. After suffering with ignition issues all of Friday practice, Fisher made his presence known by leading the early circuits before Jimmy Renfrew Jr. got around him on the lap 7 restart. Renfrew kept pace ahead of the pack while the 32-car field spread out, easing the pressure on their Hoosier Racing Tires against the rough, aged surface of Lee USA Speedway. A rough outing for rookie Holdyn Sullivan took a turn for the worse, spinning off of turn two and hard into the outside wall. Back under green, former Quebec champion Jonathan Bouvrette made a strong run to the front along with Gabe Brown as Brown took over the lead. With 50 laps remaining, Bouvrette continued to gain on lap times but lap traffic worked in Brown’s favor. A series of late-race yellows did nothing to slow down Gabe Brown as he took down the return of the New Hampshire Governor’s Cup 150 at Lee USA Speedway Saturday afternoon. Defending Governor’s Cup victor Brandon Barker kept his nose clean to take second with Renfrew holding on for third in the victory lane podium. Jake ‘The Jet’ Johnson made it two top-five finishes in a row with the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour with Geoff Rollins taking fifth. Fisher and Bouvrette held on for sixth and seventh, respectively, followed across the line by Alexendre Tardif, Bryan Mason and Jesse Switser rounding out the top-ten. Brandon Barker quickly found his way to the front of the PASS Super Late Model Strafford County 150 but it was far from a runaway with Gabe Brown, Joey Doiron and Derek Griffith stalking close behind. With the first 45 laps down, Doiron turned up the wick inside the Petit Motorsports #73D just as the left-rear went flat underneath Wayne Helliwell Jr.’s orange machine. Back under green it was the same song and dance out front with Barker pacing the field in the Corvette Parts machine with tire strategy in full effect until the caution flag flew once again for the stopped Jimmy Renfrew Jr. on lap 66. Another green flag run would continue to run until lap 100 as second-place chaser Joey Doiron also lost his left-rear shoe in turn four. No-one could stand in the way of Brandon Barker who drove the race of his career to take his first PASS Super Late Model victory over Gabe Brown and Cole Robie at the line. After Bill Penfold led the majority of the PASS Modified feature action, a collection of mid-race mishaps re-racked the field again and again with a mixed bag of comers and goers. While fellow veteran Spencer Morse worked his way to the front, so did young rising star Reed Reno to take the point. Reno would take down just his second career PASS Modified victory with Morse and Jacoby Maines rounding out the podium. The NELCAR Legends started off their season at Lee USA Speedway with Jake Kelley launching off with the lead and took the caution-free 25-lap season opener to kick their season off. David Stone III kept it interesting for his second-place finish over Chase MacKay in third. The Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour is headed home to Thunder Road Int’l Speedbowl in Barre, Vermont for the 28th annual Community Bank 150 alongside the Lenny’s Shoe & Apparel Flying Tigers, rk Miles Street Stocks and Burnett Scrap Metal Road Warriors with a 1:30pm Post Time. Grandstands open at 10:00am with Adult General Admission tickets available for $30, kids 12-6 for $10 and children 5 and under free! For more information about the American-Canadian Tour, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, [email protected], or visit www.acttour.com. You can also get updates on Facebook and Twitter at @ACTTour. For more information about Milton CAT, visit their website at www.miltoncat.com or get updates from their Instagram account at @milton_cat. UNOFFICIAL RESULTS Saturday, April 25, 2026 Lee USA Speedway – Lee, NH New Hampshire Governor’s Cup 150 Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour – New Hampshire Governor’s Cup 150 (150 Laps) 1. 47NH Gabe Brown Center Conway, NH 2. 0ME Brandon Barker Windham, ME 3. 00NH Jimmy Renfrew Jr. Candia, NH 4. 91CT Jake Johnson Rehobeth, MA 5. 02WP Geoff Rollins Merrimack, NH 6. 18VT Kaiden Fisher Shelburne, VT 7. 41QC Jonathan Bouvrette Blainville, QC 8. 31CT Alexendre Tardif Notre Dame des Pins, QC 9. 10MT Bryan Mason Stark, NH 10. 25NH Jesse Switser W. Burke, VT 11. 27MA Chase Curtis Rutland, MA 12. 30RI #Jacob Burns E. Greenwich, RI 13. 51QC Jeff Côté Beauceville, QC 14. 10NH Nathan Leclair Fremont, NH 15. 36NH Erick Sands Derry, NH 16. 27NH Cam Huntress Rochester, NH 17. 15VT Hayden Bushey Fairfax, VT 18. 47MA Justin Storace Dover, NH 19. 23NH #Craig Smith Newport, NH 20. 29NH Aaron Fellows Croydon, NH 21. 33QC Remi Perreault St. Paul, QC 22. 73MA Cole Littlewood Orange, MA 23. 72QC Louis-Philippe Lauzier St-Pacôme, QC 24. 21VT Reilly Lanphear Waterbury, VT 25. 03QC Sebastien Couture Kannapolis, NC 26. 90QC Zackary Fauteux Mascouche, QC 27. 78QC Michael Lavoie Chicoutimi, QC 28. 45QC William Larue Québec City, QC 29. 92ME Colby Meserve Buxton, ME 30. 0NH #Holdyn Sullivan Epping, NH 31. 0VT Scott Dragon Milton, VT 32. 19QC Dany Trepanier St-Edouard, QC Time of Race: 1:25:41 Margin of Victory: 2.942 seconds Cautions: 10 (Laps 7, 35, 59, 80, 116, 116, 116, 125, 127, 129) Lap Leaders: Gabe Brown, 1; Kaiden Fisher, 2-7; Jimmy Renfrew, Jr., 8-52; Brown, 53-150. (Three Lead Changes among Three Drivers). Heat Winners: Jimmy Renfrew Jr., Kaiden Fisher, Gabe Brown, Jonathan Bouvrette PASS Super Late Models – Strafford County 150 (150 Laps) 1. 32 Brandon Barker Westbrook, ME 2. 47 Gabe Brown Center Conway, NH 3. 29R Cole Robie Windham, ME 4. 60 D.J. Shaw Center Conway, NH 5. 94 Garrett Hall Scarborough, ME 6. 12G Derek Griffith Hudson, NH 7. 21QC Alexendre Tardif Notre Dame des Pins, QC 8. 73D Joey Doiron Berwick, ME 9. 72 Ryan Kuhn E. Bridgewater, MA 10. 82 Bobby Ballargeon Kingston, NH 11. 10 Kate Re Harrison, ME 12. 44 Trevor Sanborn Cornish, ME 13. 5C Dominic Curit Saco, ME 14. 8 Connor McDougal Somersworth, NH 15. 56 Michael Lavoie Chicoutimi, QC 16. 24J JP Josiasse Ennismore, ON 17. 00NH Jimmy Renfrew, Jr. Candia, NH 18. 5VT Pat Corbett Williamstown, VT 19. 54 Johnny Clark Hallowell, ME 20. 12x Corey Bubar Windham, ME 21. 38 Daniel Harding Fairfield, ME 22. 153 Travis Stearns Auburn, ME 23. 27 Wayne Helliwell, Jr. Dover, NH 24. 09 Sylas Ripley Warren, ME PASS Modifieds – Strafford County 50 (50 Laps) 1. 77 Reed Reno W. Bath, ME 2. 34 Spencer Morse Naples, ME 3. 66 Jacoby Maines Hollis Center, ME 4. 17D Jeremy Davis Tamworth, NH 5. 17 Bobby Segar Tamworth, NH 6. 0p Bill Penfold Oxford, ME 7. 56P Mike Penfold Poland, ME 8. 38 Robert Norton Oxford, ME 9. 53F Tyler Fiscus Chichester, NH 10. 4 Cody Macomber Naples, ME 11. 11 Tyler Connolly Scarborough, ME 12. 70 Rick Thompson, Jr. Bridgton, ME 13. 64 Matty Sanborn W. Baldwin, ME 14. 66x Kris Schroder Haverhill, MA 15. 3 Thomas Brackett Auburn, ME 16. 85 Chanler Harrison Freeport, ME 17. 28 AJ Cates Lyman, ME 18. 98 Steven Dickey Milford, NH 19. 6 Zach Bowie New Gloucester, ME NELCAR Legends – (25 Laps) 1. 85 Jake Kelley 2. D3 David Stone III 3. 71 Chase MacKay 4. 14 Zach Martinez 5. 99 Richie Helger 6. 05 Trevor Krouse 7. 35 Ryan Rice 8. 02 Justin Laduc 9. 69 Adam Warnock 10. 15M Shane Crommett 11. 6 Eric Williams 12. 74 Trevor Randlett 13. 57 Mike Dellavecchia |
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