Lascuola Gets First Career Pro Stock Win in Anniversary Series 80-lap Feature
SEEKONK, Mass. — Nick Lascuola came out on top for the first time in his career in the Pro Stock division on Saturday night at Seekonk Speedway. In the Seekonk 80th season Anniversary Series special, Lascuola held off the charges of eight-time champion David Darling and Bobby Pelland III in the second half of the race to take the feature win.
Lascuola jumped out front early and had Darling closing in over the second half of the race. The two raced for the lead before a caution, then got together on the ensuing restart. Pelland took the lead for a second, but then both Darling and Lascuola slid back by.
Lascuola crossed the line first, with Darling second and Burns third. Darling was penalized two positions for post-race contact, making the results official as follows: Lascuola, Burns, Pelland, Darling, and Colbey Fournier.
Vinnie Arrenegado finished sixth, followed by Daryl Stampfl, Mike Brightman, Dylan Estrella, and Mark Jenison.
The Pro Stocks will return to the track on Saturday, July 26, for another 30-lap main event as part of Boston Louie Seymour night at the races. For more information on Seekonk Speedway and tickets to upcoming events, visit SeekonkSpeedway.com.
Rose Hangs on Late to Win Back-to-back Late Model Races
SEEKONK, Mass. — One week after capturing the win in Seekonk Speedway’s 80th anniversary series Late Model special, Charlie Rose was back on top again Saturday night at Seekonk Speedway.
In the finale of the night, Rose drove to the front and held off the charges of young rising driver Andrew Gomes to capture his fourth victory of the 2025 season behind the wheel of the No. 91.
Gomes finished second, inching forever closer to his first career Late Model checkered flag. Richie Murray made a turn-three final lap move to return to the podium for the second straight week in third, while Chase Belcher and Ryan Vanasse Jr., who led laps early, rounded out the top-five.
Mark Jenison, David Lougee, Tyler Almeida, Tyler Lallier, and Connor Souza finished the top-10.
The Late Models will return to the track on Saturday, July 26, for another 30-lap main event as part of Boston Louie Seymour night at the races. For more information on Seekonk Speedway and tickets to upcoming events, visit SeekonkSpeedway.com.
Colby Lambert Grabs Another Sportsman Win
SEEKONK, Mass. — Colby Lambert made quick work of his brother Jeremy en route to another Sportsman victory on Saturday night at Seekonk Speedway. Driving the No. 54, Lambert slid through traffic perfectly, chased down his brother Jeremy, who was leading at the time, and rocketed by to capture another feature win on the 2025 season.
Scott Serydynski Jr also charged from the middle of the pack. He would finish second after 25 laps, making a late pass on Jeremy to take the runner-up spot. Jeremy followed in third, with Doug Benoit and Nick Brightman both also back in the top-five.
Jacob Burns, Adam Giocomozzi, Adam Pettey, Nick Wood, and John Berchem finished off the top-10.
The Sportsman will return to the track on Saturday, August 9, for the finale of the Everett’s Triple Crown Series. For more information on Seekonk Speedway and tickets to upcoming events, visit SeekonkSpeedway.com.
Sources: Seekonk Speedway