Ron Silk emerged victorious in Wednesday night’s Monaco Modified GAF Roofing Modified Masters at Stafford Motor Speedway, prevailing in a hard-fought battle with Ronnie Williams to claim the $10,000 winner’s purse in the Monaco Modified Series’ fourth event of the 2026 season. A stacked field featuring Cup Series stars Ryan
STAFFORD SPRINGS, CT. — One of the most anticipated events of the summer returns to Stafford Motor Speedway on Wednesday, July 15, as the Monaco Modified Series rolls into town for the GAF Roofing Modified Masters. Already boasting a stacked entry list of more than 30 cars, this year’s edition
THOMPSON, Conn. — Ron Silk returned to Sign Pro Victory Lane Wednesday night, capturing the Monaco Modified Series Midweek Special at Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park and pocketing the $10,000 winner’s prize in the 75-lap feature. Contested before a strong midweek crowd and streamed live on NESTN.tv, the Wednesday night spectacular
Hirschman appeared poised for victory throughout the second half of the race, but saw his lead threatened when his left-rear tire began losing air during the closing laps. Despite the issue, the Pennsylvania veteran held off a hard-charging Jon McKennedy to secure his spot in Sign Pro Victory Lane.
The Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series returns to the Connecticut shoreline this Saturday, May 23, as the series heads to the historic New London-Waterford Speedbowl for the second event of its 2026 season. Saturday’s race marks the first of two appearances at the shoreline oval this year and is shaping up
THOMPSON, CT (April 11, 2026) – The 2026 Monaco Modified Series season roared to life Saturday at Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park, and it was Jonathan McKennedy who stood tall in Sign Pro Victory Lane, capturing the $10,000-to-win Propane Plus Heating & Cooling 75. In front of a packed Icebreaker crowd,
Mike Christopher Jr. will get to add to a new track to his racing resume on Sunday in Epping, N.H. Christopher, of Wolcott, has been added to the entry list for the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series RaceChoice.com 125 at Star Speedway on Sunday.
Christopher will drive the Justin Albernaz owned No. 07 for the event, filling in for regular driver Kyle Bonsignore who has a family commitment.
The Monaco Modified Tri-Tracks Series (MMTTS) traveled to New London-Waterford Speedbowl (Waterford, CT) on Saturday, August 12 for 100 laps of racing on the 3/8-mile semi-banked oval. The oval was fast, allowing drivers to click off speedy laps in the Belltown Motors/Fowler’s Auto Wrecking 100. Thirty-three teams made the trek
For Mike Christopher Jr., a return to the New London-Waterford Speedbowl for the Aug. 12 Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series Belltown Motors/Fowler’s Auto Wrecking 100 has him excited. Though the Wolcott driver is hoping that along with his return to the track comes the return of the old style racing at the track.