Lee, NH — Drivers from throughout the northeast will converge on Lee USA Speedway, Lee, NH., Friday night July 9, when the Modified Racing Series, sponsored by Bob Valenti AutoMall.Com, heads for the New Hampshire seacoast to compete in the 7th annual “Port City 100” sponsored by Laticrete.
The race is drawing widespread interest from both competitors and fans alike.
Drivers will compete for $3,000 to win and $500 to start the 100 lap green flag race while fans will also benefit by a special admittance price of only $15 for general admission seating. The speedways weekly NASCAR Whelen All-American Series divisions will also be on the schedule.
Windsor Locks, CT., veteran Les Hinckley, currently in a point’s battle for the series championship, appreciates the Laticrete involvement. “The more money the better. That’s what you go to the racetrack for is to put more money back into the race car. The extra money puts more prestige into it. Winning is the ultimate goal.”
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Seekonk, MA — Frank Duquette hung tough against multi-feature winner Ryan Vanasse through the final two laps to forge a come-from-behind win in a 50-lap special late Model feature memorializing Seekonk legend Everett “Dusty” Young. Vanasse, who had held the lead through much of the race, quickly pulled to the start finish line, and stepped from his car to shake hands with and congratulate the winner. Last week’s divisional winner, Matt Breault, surged home for a third place finish, just ahead of three-time champion Gerry DeGasparre, Jr. Kyle Casper, another multi-race winner, finished out the top five.
