Will 2022 series champion Matt Hirschman win for the second year in a row? Can Thunder Road race winner Ronnie Williams make it two for two? Will Doug Coby take home the money and lead in series points? Is it time for Woody Pitkat to put the Doug Dunleavy #88 in Victory Lane? Will contenders Anthony Nocella or Chris Pasteryak take the checkers?
Race Day CT: The lifeblood of motorsports, especially at the grassroots level, is sponsors. In most cases, the names and faces behind many of those sponsors aren’t known. When it comes to the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series the support system involved includes those who not only want to associate their brands with the series, but who are also big fans of the series who want to be a working part of each event. That fact was evident Sunday when the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series kicked off its 2023 season at Thunder Road International Speedbowl in Barre, Vt.
Race Day CT: The Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series kicked off its 2023 season Sunday at Thunder Road International Speedbowl in Barre, VT. But it’s never too early for any series to get a start on planning the next year’s schedule. And the first piece of the puzzle is in place for the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series for 2024. Thunder Road co-owner Cris Michaud confirmed Tuesday that the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series will return to Thunder Road in 2024.
Race Day CT: After a stellar debut last season, the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series is returning to Thunder Road International Speedbowl for the 2nd annual Granite City 100 as part of the 60th Mekkelsen RV Memorial Day Classic on Sunday, May 28th. The $10,000-to-win event is once again drawing the top Tour-type Modified talent to Barre, Vermont in spectacular fashion to kick off the popular series’ 10th anniversary season.
Race Day CT: The Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series will celebrate 10 years in business in 2023. A decade that saw the series meteorically go from nothing to becoming the most highly supported, competitive, and arguably healthiest Tour Type Modified series in the country.
WESTMINSTER, MA – Sam Rameau is excited to announce yet another set of races for his 2023 season in New England. Rameau announced Monday that he will compete in the full Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series schedule for Bob Horn Racing. Rameau’s season will begin at Thunder Road Speedbowl on May
Management of the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series is proud to announce that Sign Pro will join the series for the 2023 season as a primary marketing partner. As part of their partnership with the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series, the Connecticut-based company will serve as the official sponsor for victory lane
RaceDayCT: Bryan Narducci will run the Mike Boehler-owned ride for the entirety of the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series schedule for 2023. Narducci has made two previous Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series starts before this season.
Chasing Modified championships all over the map will be the theme for Tommy Baldwin Racing in 2023. Baldwin announced Thursday that Mike Christopher Jr. will compete for him full-time on the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series in 2023. Team owner Tommy Baldwin Jr. has already announced that he will be fielding Doug Coby on the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour full-time in 2023 along with Caleb Heady full-time on the SMART Modified Tour.