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Darling picks up second Pro Stock win, Gannon makes it four, Kohler makes it three, while Vanasse continues dominating. Randy Moretti claims 1st Pure Stock win of the season.

On Jul 31, 2011

Dion picks up second Pro Stock win, Vanasse, Cavallaro and DeMoura find Victory Lane again.

On Jul 24, 2011

Scott Dion from Taunton scored his second feature win by quickly moving up to the front from his fifth place starting position and stayed safely at the front through the division’s event-filled feature.

Scott Dion from Taunton scored his second feature win by quickly moving up to the front from his fifth place starting position and stayed safely at the front through the division’s event-filled feature.

Doug Coby Dominates Cement Palace In Modified Madness 100 Win! Phil Lausier picks up first Pro4 win. Randy Cabral takes NEMA main.

On Jul 22, 2011

Milford, Connecticut’s Doug Coby led all but 6 of the 100 laps in the $10,000-to-the-winner main feature at Seekonk’s midsummer Open Wheel Wednesday event, and became the seventh winner of the annual classic.

Milford, Connecticut’s Doug Coby led all but 6 of the 100 laps in the $10,000-to-the-winner main feature at Seekonk’s midsummer Open Wheel Wednesday event, and became the seventh winner of the annual classic.

Bobby Pelland III wins 1st Late Model feature. Astle makes it three of four, while Rego and Cavallaro repeat.

On Jul 17, 2011

Robert Pelland III erased a long season of disappointment when he crossed the finish line .282 seconds ahead of Gerry DeGasparre, Jr. for his first win of the his Late Model career.

Robert Pelland III erased a long season of disappointment when he crossed the finish line .282 seconds ahead of Gerry DeGasparre, Jr. for his first win of the his Late Model career.

Flanagan and Westgate and Lascoula break through on Fast Friday action. Rolando repeats.

On Jul 17, 2011

Stephen Heath sat on the pole for the twenty lap Sport4 feature, and early troubles befell the driver of the #20. After two laps had been completed, Heath was shuffled back to third position, with Warwick’s John Lamake inheriting the lead and Ed Gould moving from fourth to second. Lamake spun entering turn three, and gave away the lead as the caution waved on lap six.

Stephen Heath sat on the pole for the twenty lap Sport4 feature, and early troubles befell the driver of the #20. After two laps had been completed, Heath was shuffled back to third position, with Warwick’s John Lamake inheriting the lead and Ed Gould moving from fourth to second. Lamake spun entering turn three, and…

Scully Jr, Vanasse, DeMoura and Cavallaro repeat.

On Jul 10, 2011

Tom Scully, Jr. of Saunderstown, RI used a last minute pass on the backstretch of the final lap of the Pro Stock feature to gain his second wind of the season over Dave Hutchins, Sr. of Somerset. Scully, who had ended the previous feature as a DNF in the pits with severe front-end damage, came roaring back this week

Tom Scully, Jr. of Saunderstown, RI used a last minute pass on the backstretch of the final lap of the Pro Stock feature to gain his second wind of the season over Dave Hutchins, Sr. of Somerset. Scully, who had ended the previous feature as a DNF in the pits with severe front-end damage, came…

Crystal Serydynski picks up first career win in the Street Stocks. DeGasparre breaks through in the LM, while Astle and Cavallaro return to Victory Lane.

On Jul 4, 2011

The most exciting racing division in the northeast lived up to its name, thanks to the decisive driving of Johnston, Rhode Island’s Crystal Serydynski – she hauled down the long-awaited first career win in decisive fashion.

The most exciting racing division in the northeast lived up to its name, thanks to the decisive driving of Johnston, Rhode Island’s Crystal Serydynski – she hauled down the long-awaited first career win in decisive fashion.

Astle picks up Phil’s Propane 75 win. Vanasse wins another LM race, Andreozzi breaks through and DeMoura visits Victory Lane.

On Jun 26, 2011

Flyin’ Freddie Astle labored his way to the front, and then put on wings once he got into the lead to take the Phil’s Propane 75-Lap Feature and become the first Pro-Stocker to chalk up a second victory on the season.

Flyin’ Freddie Astle labored his way to the front, and then put on wings once he got into the lead to take the Phil’s Propane 75-Lap Feature and become the first Pro-Stocker to chalk up a second victory on the season.