STAFFORD SPRINGS, CT — One of the most recognizable elements of Monaco Modified Series race coverage will take flight again Friday night at Stafford Motor Speedway, with Van Horst General Contractors and Hartford Jet Center are returning to sponsor the Series’ signature drone coverage during the 53rd NAPA Auto Parts Fall Final.
The Monaco Modified Series has become known for its dynamic aerial footage, bringing fans a unique perspective of Modified racing with sweeping views of the speedway and dramatic overhead shots that showcase the speed, intensity and close-quarters competition of the Series.
That popular coverage will return for Friday night’s rescheduled Fall Final, where a loaded field of Modified competitors will battle for $10,000 to win in an 80-lap showdown under the lights.
“Our drone coverage has become part of the identity of Monaco Modified Series broadcasts and is something that really sets us apart from other series,” said Renee Dupuis, Director of Series Development for the Monaco Modified Series. “We’re thrilled to have Van Horst General Contractors and Hartford Jet Center supporting it at Stafford. It gives fans a completely different perspective of these cars at speed, and at a place like Stafford, the aerial footage is spectacular.”
Hartford Jet Center returns as a sponsor of the Monaco Modified Series’ drone coverage after also supporting the aerial coverage during the Series’ previous visit to Stafford Motor Speedway earlier this season.
The renewed partnership continues Hartford Jet Center’s support of one of the Series’ most distinctive broadcast features, while Van Horst General Contractors expands its involvement with the Monaco Modified Series. In addition to sponsoring Friday night’s drone coverage, Van Horst will present the $500 Hard Charger Award to the driver who advances the most positions during the Fall Final.
A Different View of the Fall Final
For fans unable to attend Friday night’s Fall Final in person, the signature aerial coverage will be integrated directly into the live broadcast on FloRacing, giving viewers at home a bird’s-eye view of the action as Modifieds battle two- and three-wide around Stafford.
The drone coverage has become a signature element of Monaco Modified Series broadcasts, complementing the Series’ extensive onboard camera program and giving viewers multiple perspectives from inside, alongside and above the action. With the support of Van Horst General Contractors and Hartford Jet Center, fans watching on FloRacing will be treated to one of the most unique perspectives in short-track racing throughout Friday night’s Fall Final.