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ATQMRA returning to Seekonk Speedway for the first time in 16 years.

On Jun 13, 2011

The last time the American Three Quarter Midget Racing Association competed at Seekonk Speedway, Bill Clinton was the President of the US, Jeff Gordon was winning his first Cup Series title, and Don Adams picked up the win in the 25 lap feature on July 29^th, 1995.

The last time the American Three Quarter Midget Racing Association competed at Seekonk Speedway, Bill Clinton was the President of the US, Jeff Gordon was winning his first Cup Series title, and Don Adams picked up the win in the 25 lap feature on July 29th, 1995.

Colby Fournier becomes Seekonk’s youngest Pro Stock winner. Rego gets redemption in Kraze’s 30/30 Street Stock feature. Brian Vincent wins Pro4 thriller. Vanasse and Cavallaro return to Victory Lane.

On Jun 5, 2011

At the tender age of 17, Colby Fournier of Berkley, Mass, pulled off the first big win of his rookie Pro Stock Season by holding of a tenacious and hungry Tom Scully, Sr. for an entire race – 40 grueling laps, becoming the divisions’ youngest winner since the Pro Stocks began 33 years ago.

At the tender age of 17, Colby Fournier of Berkley, Mass, pulled off the first big win of his rookie Pro Stock Season by holding of a tenacious and hungry Tom Scully, Sr. for an entire race – 40 grueling laps, becoming the divisions’ youngest winner since the Pro Stocks began 33 years ago.

Saturday, May 28 Feature Finishes

On May 28, 2011

Pro Stock Feature

Pos	No.	Name	Laps	Total time	Diff	Best time	In lap	Best speed
1	27	Mike Brightman	40	18:16.133		12.729	2	94.179
2	3	Tom Scully Sr.	40	18:16.182	0.049	12.774	9	93.847
3	46	Jake Vanada	40	18:16.743	0.610	12.878	6	93.089
4	30	Fred Astle	40	18:16.958	0.825	12.761	10	93.942
5	03	Ken Spencer	40	18:17.397	1.264	12.810	7	93.583
6	2	Tom Scully Jr.	40	18:18.344	2.211	12.926	10	92.743
7	52	Dave Darling	40	18:18.512	2.379	12.890	14	93.002
8	41	Dick Houlihan	40	18:18.677	2.544	12.857	15	93.241
9	4	Scott Dion	40	18:18.902	2.769	12.929	9	92.722
10	80	Rob Murphy	40	18:19.073	2.940	12.822	9	93.496
11	7	Kyle Casper	40	18:19.132	2.999	12.968	14	92.443
12	24	Jason Ferreira	40	18:19.942	3.809	13.012	11	92.130
13	5	Philip Meany	40	18:20.550	4.417	13.117	4	91.393
14	92	Billy Brady	40	18:21.750	5.617	13.237	15	90.564
15	64	Bob Hussey	40	18:21.767	5.634	13.193	8	90.866
16	07	Paul Reichert	40	18:23.521	7.388	13.106	16	91.470
17	88	Kevin Casper	24	6:57.417	16 Laps	12.927	5	92.736
18	16	Colby Fournier	11	2:33.546	29 Laps	13.276	5	90.298

Late Model Feature

Pos	No.	Name	Laps	Total time	Diff	Best time	In lap	Best speed
1	11	Ryan Vanasse	30	14:26.718		13.482	15	88.919
2	71	Gerry DeGasparre, Jr.	30	14:26.991	0.273	13.406	5	89.423
3	22	Tyler Thompson	30	14:27.252	0.534	13.598	9	88.160
4	12	Robert Pelland III	30	14:27.436	0.718	13.267	4	90.360
5	47	Bill Bernard	30	14:28.007	1.289	13.613	3	88.063
6	00	Matt Breault	30	14:28.665	1.947	13.614	11	88.056
7	2	Ron Barboza Jr	30	14:29.533	2.815	13.666	7	87.721
8	3	Jariah Roderick	30	14:29.994	3.276	13.785	5	86.964
9	46	Dylan Estrella	26	11:07.390	4 Laps	13.524	4	88.642
10	32	Randy Burr	9	2:07.001	21 Laps	13.515	5	88.701

Sport Truck Feature

Pos	No.	Name	Laps	Total time	Diff	Best time	In lap	Best speed
1	10	Ed Gannon	25	8:55.686		14.761	12	81.214
2	80	Michael Cavallaro	25	8:55.950	0.264	14.762	10	81.209
3	77	Lenny Guy	25	8:57.154	1.468	14.789	4	81.060
4	91	Ted Berube	25	8:57.705	2.019	14.798	12	81.011
5	43	Dan Leach	25	8:57.994	2.308	14.798	12	81.011
6	2	Robert Andreozzi	25	9:00.240	4.554	14.955	11	80.160
7	51	Peter Donato	25	9:00.578	4.892	15.023	11	79.798
8	49	Jim Hawkins	25	9:03.790	8.104	15.334	22	78.179
9	02	Joe Gardner	24	8:56.921	1 Lap	15.538	12	77.153
10	4	Darrel Church	18	7:19.247	7 Laps	15.283	4	78.440
11	20	Greg Boone	3	1:00.627	22 Laps	16.231	1	73.859

Street Stock Feature

Pos	No.	Name	Laps	Total time	Diff	Best time	In lap	Best speed
1	96	Sparky Arsenault	25	19:02.598		15.045	18	79.681
2	70	Paul Lallier	25	19:02.867	0.269	15.023	21	79.798
3	04	Steve Axon	25	19:03.129	0.531	15.046	17	79.676
4	8	Crystal Serydynski	25	19:04.886	2.288	15.082	17	79.485
5	19	Ryan Lineham	25	19:05.167	2.569	15.000	4	79.920
6	40	Michael Mitchell	25	19:05.394	2.796	15.120	17	79.286
7	74	Scott Bruneau	25	19:05.740	3.142	15.099	21	79.396
8	39	Michael Lema	25	19:06.071	3.473	15.150	21	79.129
9	79	Chris Beaulieu	25	19:07.229	4.631	15.237	20	78.677
10	71	Patrick Delaney	25	19:07.248	4.650	15.263	20	78.543
11	08	Chris DeMoura	25	19:07.496	4.898	15.163	20	79.061
12	14	Rey Lovelace	25	19:09.364	6.766	15.303	8	78.338
13	98	Tim Eaton	25	19:09.488	6.890	15.261	17	78.553
14	44	Craig Pianka	25	19:09.729	7.131	15.301	5	78.348
15	2	Vincent Arrenegado Jr.	25	19:11.446	8.848	15.500	5	77.342
16	3	Chris Rioux	14	13:56.293	11 Laps	15.171	4	79.019
17	31	Joe Kohler	13	7:41.298	12 Laps	15.149	5	79.134
18	45	Justin Travis	5	1:20.114	20 Laps	15.263	2	78.543
DQ	64	George Rego	25	19:01.844		14.989	21	79.979

Pro Stock Feature Pos No. Name Laps Total time Diff Best time In lap Best speed 1 27 Mike Brightman 40 18:16.133 12.729 2 94.179 2 3 Tom Scully Sr. 40 18:16.182 0.049 12.774 9 93.847 3 46 Jake Vanada 40 18:16.743 0.610 12.878 6 93.089 4 30 Fred Astle 40 18:16.958 0.825 12.761…

Astle dominates 66th Anniversary Pro Stock Main. Thompson breaks through in the Late Models, while Cavallaro and Axon repeat in Tyson Foods Night.

On May 23, 2011

Reigning Pro Stock king Fred Astle, Jr. of Westport broke into the win column on the new season with a convincing win in the laps-added run celebrating Seekonk Speedway’s 66^th anniversary. The track had opened in May of 1946. In addition to the added laps, was some added prize money, brought about by the Pro Stock feature’s rainout two weeks earlier.

Reigning Pro Stock king Fred Astle, Jr. of Westport broke into the win column on the new season with a convincing win in the laps-added run celebrating Seekonk Speedway’s 66th anniversary. The track had opened in May of 1946. In addition to the added laps, was some added prize money, brought about by the Pro…

Dave Darling, Matt Breault, Justin Travis and Mike Cavallaro start the season off right at The ‘Konk.

On May 2, 2011

Rehoboth’s Dave Darling made opening day his own once again, taking over at midrace and building a solid lead through to the checkered flag. Darling likes the big race scenario, and this continued the momentum he had set up, winning 2010’s year-ending Venditti Memorial.

Rehoboth’s Dave Darling made opening day his own once again, taking over at midrace and building a solid lead through to the checkered flag. Darling likes the big race scenario, and this continued the momentum he had set up, winning 2010’s year-ending Venditti Memorial.

BERUBE LEADS TRUCKS FROM GREEN TO CHECKERS

On Oct 25, 2010

Somerset’s Ted Berube went from the outside pole to victory lane with seeing a truck ahead for the entire 30 laps of the race. He had two harriers on the day: Sport Trucks divisional champ Radical Rick Martin, who had earned polesitter honors, and Ed Gannon. Gannon, from Fall River, got around Westporter Martin with two laps remaining to garner a second place on the event. Gannon had also led laps 7 through 14 up to the midpoint of the race. Read More

Somerset’s Ted Berube went from the outside pole to victory lane with seeing a truck ahead for the entire 30 laps of the race. He had two harriers on the day: Sport Trucks divisional champ Radical Rick Martin, who had earned polesitter honors, and Ed Gannon. Gannon, from Fall River, got around Westporter Martin with two laps remaining…

DARLING DOMINANT IN DAV WIN

On Oct 25, 2010

DARLING DOMINANT IN DAV WIN

Rehoboth’s Dave Darling took the lead of the D. Anthony Venditti Memorial Pro Stock race coming off turn 4 of the eighth lap and clung steadfastly to his position for the remainder of the hundred circuits of Seekonk Speedway’s one-third mile bullring. He had started third, behind polesitter Russ Hersey, visiting from New Hampshire’s Monadnock Speedway. Hersey nabbed the lead off the green flag from Warwick driver Ryan Vanasse (who started the outside pole) and led through the first eight revolutions. Hersey clung to Darling’s rear bumper for the remainder of the race, providing a difficult affair for the winner. Darling’s margin of victory was just a half-second over Hersey. Read More

DARLING DOMINANT IN DAV WIN Rehoboth’s Dave Darling took the lead of the D. Anthony Venditti Memorial Pro Stock race coming off turn 4 of the eighth lap and clung steadfastly to his position for the remainder of the hundred circuits of Seekonk Speedway’s one-third mile bullring. He had started third, behind polesitter Russ Hersey, visiting…