It almost happened for Paul Smith.The Athol resident had the lead in the Street Stocks feature last Saturday at Monadnock Speedway in Winchester, N.H. He was running strong, but unfortunately, Belchertown’s Chris Buffone was stronger in the exciting,.
Doug Coby, driver of #10 Mayhew Tools Chevrolet, celebrates with his crew after winning the Miller Lite 200 for the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour at Riverhead Raceway. (Credit: Kathryn Riley/NASCAR)
Doug Coby, who has earned six NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour championships and is a 30-time WMT winner, checked off another item on his racing bucket list Saturday. The Milford, Ct., driver, who had never won a race at Riverhead Raceway, did so with his victory in the Miller Lite 200.
“My dad told me the other day go get that Riverhead win,” Coby said afterward while sipping a beverage in victory lane.
Racin’ With Jason: Unknown no more
Published: 5/6/2021 6:52:44 PM
Modified: 5/6/2021 6:52:41 PM
With a large crop of big names entered, it would have been easy to overlook Sam Rameau heading into last Saturday’s Tri-Track Open Modified Series race at Monadnock Speedway.
Rameau won a Tri-Track race at the Winchester, N.H., quarter-mile last year, but his name isn’t Ryan Preece or Justin Bonsignore or Ron Silk all former NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champions in the Wonder Casino 100 field the headline event of the first night of the season-opening Spring Dash.
The 18-year-old from Westminster had the last laugh, as he recovered from restarting 17th after a pit stop to pass Silk for the victory in the closing laps, giving him two Tri-Track wins in a row at Monadnock and the $6,000 winner’s check.
Racin’ With Jason: Unknown no more
Published: 5/6/2021 6:52:38 PM
With a large crop of big names entered, it would have been easy to overlook Sam Rameau heading into last Saturday’s Tri-Track Open Modified Series race at Monadnock Speedway.
Rameau won a Tri-Track race at the Winchester, N.H., quarter-mile last year, but his name isn’t Ryan Preece or Justin Bonsignore or Ron Silk all former NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champions in the Wonder Casino 100 field the headline event of the first night of the season-opening Spring Dash.
The 18-year-old from Westminster had the last laugh, as he recovered from restarting 17th after a pit stop to pass Silk for the victory in the closing laps, giving him two Tri-Track wins in a row at Monadnock and the $6,000 winner’s check.
Open the gates, it’s time for racing at the Mad Dog.The annual Spring Dash on Saturday and Sunday marks the start of the season at Monadnock Speedway in Winchester, N.H. The opening event has gotten so big that one night is not enough, especially with.