For Jon McKennedy second place was good enough in the big picture, but the veteran Modified driver certainly wanted a more fairy tale finish Saturday at Seekonk Speedway. McKennedy finished second to Matt Hirschman in the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series USNEPower Haunted Hundred XL Saturday at Seekonk Speedway. The runner-up finish clinched the 2025 Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series title for McKennedy, of Chelmsford, Mass.

USNEPower Motorsports will field the number 1 car for Patrick Emerling on the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour and select Monaco Modified Series races in 2026, representing a transition from multiple team sponsorships to a more strategic focus on ownership and select partnerships.

As part of the day’s Halloween festivities, HalloWizz will present a $250 cash prize to the best Halloween-themed race car, open to competitors in any division racing during the Haunted Hundred XL event. Fans attending the race can also get in on the fun. During the pre-race autograph session, the Monaco Modified Series will host a costume contest for both kids and adults. The team will select the best-dressed child (under 18) and the best-dressed adult, each of whom will win four tickets to HalloWizz.

The closing event on the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series will decide the 2025 champion at Seekonk Speedway with the running of the USNEPower Haunted Hundred XL on Saturday, October 25th. Three drivers will battle it out in the final event of an action-packed 10-race schedule.  Jon McKennedy leads with 333

The summer heat has Jake Johnson on a scorching roll with the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series. Johnson, of Rehoboth, Mass., drove to victory in the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series Belltown Motors/Fowler’s Auto Recycling 100 at the New London-Waterford Speedbowl on Saturday.

RaceDayCT: The Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series holds its eighth of 10 events on the 2025 schedule with the running of the Belltown Motors/Fowlers Auto Recycling 100.