When the checkered flag falls on the Sunday, September 15 event, the spin of a prize wheel in MMTTS Sign Pro Victory Lane will determine how $5,000 in RaceChoice.com gift cards will be distributed.
RaceDayCT: The king of the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series reached the 20-win plateau at the New London-Waterford Speedbowl.
“We look forward to this race every year not just as a sponsor but as a competitor too. Monaco Ford and the Series directors always put on an amazing show and bring in the best drivers on the east coast. It’s a great way to support my home track and compete in front of full grandstands of fans from all around. We are all very excited to hit the track and watch 30 of the best in the business go to battle.”
RaceDayCT: The Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series hosts the fourth of eight events on their 2024 schedule at the Speedbowl.
RaceDayCT: Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series management confirmed Wednesday that there will be a change in schedule for the division’s historic first event at Thompson Speedway.
Jake Johnson of Rehoboth, Mass. used a pitting free strategy to go to the front and drove away from Woody Pitkat over the closing laps to win the 100-lap Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series feature Saturday at White Mountain Motorsports Park in North Woodstock, N.H.
It was seemingly a Cinderella story in victory lane Thursday night at Seekonk Speedway. Brian Robie scored his first career Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series victory at Seekonk, which came with a massive $20,000 payday to the winner. As it turns out though, the Cinderella story was just too good to be true.
Robie stripped of win, Hodgdon declared winner of $20K-to-win Seekonk Speedway event.
The $80,150 purse marks the largest purse in Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series history with a $20,000 payday for first place.
