Burns Charges Through Late for Pro Stock Win, Triple Crown Title
SEEKONK, Mass. — Jacob Burns took all the marbles on Saturday night at Seekonk Speedway.
Burns passed David Darling for the lead inside the final few laps, took the win in the 60-lap Everett’s Auto Parts Triple Crown Series contest, and also captured the Everett’s Triple Crown title in the Pro Stocks for this season. It was his third victory of the season in his Rookie of the Year effort.
Darling tried everything to hold him off, but had to settle for second, shortly after passing Mike Brightman for the lead on a restart. Speaking of Brightman, he would score his best finish of the season, in third. Dylan Estrella and Vinnie Arrenegado rounded out the top-five.
Bobby Pelland III, Nick Lascuola, Kenny Spencer, Colbey Fournier, and Mark Jenison finished the top-10.
The Pro Stocks will be back on track on Saturday, August 16, for another main event. For more information on Seekonk Speedway, visit SeekonkSpeedway.com and follow the track on social media.
Jenison Returns to Late Model Victory Lane, While Belcher Snags Triple Crown
SEEKONK, Mass. — Two different drivers were celebrating at the end of Saturday’s Late Model main event at Seekonk Speedway. Mark Jenison took his old faithful chassis back to victory lane for the first time in 2025, rocketing around the third-mile and coming out on top of a hotly contested battle with Andrew Gomes to take down his first win of the season.
In the race for the Everett’s Triple Crown title, it was Chase Belcher holding off the charges of Charlie Rose to capture the special event crown.
Jenison held on over the second half of the race with Gomes, a sophomore contender, breathing down his neck. At the checkered, Jension won over Gomes and Belcher. Rose finished fourth, with Richie Murray rounding out the top-five in the 45-lap contest.
Josh Hedges, Jacob Burns, Connor Souza, Ryan Vanasse Jr, and Bill Goodrow finished the top-10.
The Late Models will be back on track on Saturday, August 16, for another main event. For more information on Seekonk Speedway, visit SeekonkSpeedway.com and follow the track on social media.
Pettey Wins the Race, Triple Crown Title in Sportsman
SEEKONK, Mass. — Defending Sportsman champion Adam Pettey found himself back in winning form on Saturday night at Seekonk Speedway.
Pettey came out on top in the 35-lap Everett’s Auto Parts Triple Crown Series finale main event, winning not only the race, but also the Everett’s Triple Crown title for the 2025 season. The defending champion is primed for a run at another title heading to the stretch run.
Jimmy “Pepe” Silvia followed across the line in second after leading many laps. Mike Mitchell finished in third, with Doug Benoit and Cody Tripp rounding out the top-five. Nick Brightman, Nick Wood, Crystal Serydynski, Scott Serydynski Jr., and Sam Lincoln rounded out the top-10.
The Sportsman will be back on track on Saturday, August 16, for another main event. For more information on Seekonk Speedway, visit SeekonkSpeedway.com and follow the track on social media.
Martin Wins the Race, Heilborn Grabs Everett’s Triple Crown Title in Trucks
SEEKONK, Mass. — Reigning Sport Truck champion Rick Martin charged through the pack in Saturday’s 35-lap Everett’s Auto Parts Triple Crown Series finale, and captured yet another checkered flag in his career. Martin wasn’t one of the Final Four contenders racing for the Triple Crown title, but left little doubt about adding yet another trophy to his historic track resume in the extra-distance event.
The race for second ended up the battle for the Triple Crown title. Ethan Heilborn, who had won the first two Triple Crown events, came up one spot short of the sweep – but it was enough to win him the Everett’s Triple Crown title. Heilborn bested Tim Bolger Jr to win the title, with Bolger coming home third.
DJ Thibeault and Dane Saritelli followed in fourth and fifth. Colton Teague, Jake Vanada, Mike Duarte, Tom Scully III, and Amy Helger rounded out the top-10.
The Sport Trucks will be back on track on Saturday, August 16, for another main event. For more information on Seekonk Speedway, visit SeekonkSpeedway.com and follow the track on social media.
Sources: Ed St. Germain/Seekonk Speedway