2026-06-25

NASCAR and The Rolling Stones Team Up for a First-of-Its-Kind Collaboration Celebrating the Spirit of Life on the Road

NASCAR and The Rolling Stones Team Up for a First-of-Its-Kind Collaboration

Celebrating the Spirit of Life on the Road

 

Officially licensed Rolling Stones X NASCAR merchandise, special-edition collector vinyl and a custom listening lounge bring racing and rock & roll together

 

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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (June 24, 2026) – NASCAR and The Rolling Stones today announced a first-of-its-kind collaboration celebrating two cultural icons built on performance and life on the road.

 

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Launching ahead of the July 10 release of Foreign Tongues, The Rolling Stones' highly anticipated new studio album, the collaboration brings together the worlds of racing and rock & roll through officially licensed merchandise, special-edition collector vinyl, original content and a one-of-a-kind fan experience in Chicago.

 

At the center of the campaign is an immersive NASCAR show car transformed into a Rolling Stones listening lounge, giving fans an opportunity to experience music from Foreign Tongues inside a custom-designed vehicle that blends racing culture with the band's legendary aesthetic. The activation will travel to key Chicago locations leading into NASCAR's Chicagoland race weekend.

 

"For generations, NASCAR and The Rolling Stones have captivated fans through unforgettable live experiences and a shared spirit of performance," said Megan Malayter, NASCAR Vice President of Licensing and Consumer Products. "While one takes place on the racetrack and the other on the stage, both are fueled by passion, energy and life on the road. This collaboration brings those worlds together in a unique way, giving fans exclusive content, limited-edition collectible vinyl’s and immersive experiences that celebrate the connection between racing and rock & roll."

 

The collaboration includes:

 

  • NASCAR x The Rolling Stones merchandise collection featuring co-branded apparel headlined by the signature NASCAR racing jacket
  • Two Limited-edition NASCAR-themed collector vinyl editions of Foreign Tongues
  • A custom NASCAR listening lounge show car appearing throughout Chicago leading into NASCAR Chicagoland race weekend, July 4-5
  • Original content highlighting the parallels between professional drivers and touring musicians

 

The campaign launches with a hero film featuring NASCAR drivers Jesse Love, Connor Zilisch and Carson Hocevar alongside creator and driver Cleetus McFarland. Set music from Foreign Tongues, the film reimagines the drivers as a touring rock band, drawing connections between life on tour and life on the NASCAR schedule. Blending racing imagery with rock-and-roll storytelling, the film serves as the creative centerpiece of a campaign designed to bring fans inside the worlds of both NASCAR and The Rolling Stones.

 

Fans in Chicago will have the opportunity to experience the NASCAR x The Rolling Stones Racing Record Player, a listening experience that is fueled by rock and roll, at select locations ahead of race weekend, including Navy Pier, Plaza of the Americas and the Chicagoland Speedway Fan Zone.

 

Foreign Tongues arrives Friday, July 10 via Capitol Records and follows the band's Grammy Award-winning album Hackney Diamonds.

 

For more information and to shop the NASCAR x The Rolling Stones collection, visit NASCARShop.com or https://rollingstones.lnk.to/Nascar, or find it trackside during NASCAR's Chicagoland race weekend.

 

Tune in this Sunday, June 28 as the NASCAR Cup Series shifts to TNT platforms for the Toyota / Save Mart 350 live from Sonoma Raceway at 3:30 p.m. ET. The race also marks the first race of the 2026 In-Season Challenge where Tyler Reddick and Denny Hamlin are the top two seeds, respectively. In addition to TNT, the race will also air live on HBO Max, PRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

 

About NASCAR

The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) is the sanctioning body for the No. 1 form of motorsports in the United States and owner of 14 of the nation’s major motorsports entertainment facilities. NASCAR sanctions races in three national series (NASCAR Cup Series™, NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series™, and NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series™), four international series (NASCAR Brasil Series, NASCAR Canada Series, NASCAR Euro Series, NASCAR Mexico Series), four regional series (ARCA Menards Series, ARCA Menards Series East & West and the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour) and a local grassroots series (NASCAR Local Racing Series Powered by O’Reilly Auto Parts). The International Motor Sports Association™ (IMSA®) governs the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship™, the premier U.S. sports car series. NASCAR also owns Motor Racing Network, Racing Electronics, and ONE DAYTONA. Based in Daytona Beach, Florida, with offices in five cities across North America, NASCAR sanctions more than 1,200 races annually in 11 countries and more than 30 U.S. states.

 

For more information visit www.NASCAR.com and www.IMSA.com, and follow NASCAR on Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, X and Facebook.

 

About The Rolling Stones

The Rolling Stones are one of the most iconic and influential bands in rock & roll history. Formed in London in 1962, they’ve defined the sound and spirit of rock for over six decades. With timeless hits like “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction,” “Gimme Shelter,” and “Start Me Up,” the Stones have sold over 200 million records and continue to draw massive crowds around the world.

Their classic albums—from Beggars Banquet to Exile on Main Street—are landmarks of 20th-century music, while their high-energy live performances have set the gold standard for generations. In recent years, they’ve shown no signs of slowing down, with Grammy-winning album Hackney Diamonds (2023), as well as upcoming new album Foreign Tongues out July 10, 2026, proving their continued relevance and creative fire.

Led by Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ronnie Wood, and carrying on the legacy of the late Charlie Watts, the Stones remain a creative force—still touring, still recording, and still proving why they’re called The Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World.

 


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2026-06-15

Mike Mahaney Wins “Battle of Plattsburgh,” Michael Wright Collects Second Win of the Season

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Plattsburgh, NY-It was one of the most anticipated nights of the season as the DirtCar 358 Series invaded the Adirondacks Thursday for the “Battle of Plattsburgh” at the Airborne Park Speedway. The DirtCar Sportsman Series East Region was also in town, providing the crowd on hand with a star-studded card of dirt track action.

Mike Mahaney entered the evening on a three-race winning streak at “The Big A” and, despite a loaded field of challengers whom he wouldn’t have to deal with on a weekly night of racing at the track, still walked away with trophy and purse money in the 75-lap $ 5,000-to-win main event. Andrew Buff and Lance Willix led the field to the green flag, with Buff jumping to the lead. Mahaney fired from the third spot on the grid and quickly took the second spot from Willix. Caution flew for the first time on lap eight, and on the ensuing restart, Mahaney powered around Buff to claim the point. “Smooth Shoe” never gave it back. Felix Roy and Mat Williamson both slipped around Willix to move to the second and third positions, but neither “Hollywood” nor “Money Mat” could run Mahaney down. Following Mahaney, Roy, and Williamson across the stripe were Steve Bernier and Preston Forbes. It was the fourth consecutive win for Mahaney at Airborne Park, as he increased both his series track points leads.

In the DirtCar Sportsman Series East Region 30-lap feature, Michael Wright collected the hardware for his second win of the season at Airborne Park. It was the first series win for Wright. Wright and Travis Bruno began on the front row, and it was a two-car battle between the weekly Airborne regulars throughout. Wright sprang to the early lead, but Bruno overtook him on a lap 5 restart. Bruno and Wright exchanged the lead back and forth for the next few laps before Wright took charge for good. Wright led 26 laps of the event to cash the $1,500 winner’s check. Bruno held on for second, Joey Scarborough was third, Cory Castell fourth, and youngster Brodie Marks fifth.

The first feature of the evening was the 25-lap Renegade main event. Billy Thwaits established the early lead and fashioned a healthy advantage until the yellow lights illuminated on lap five, but the 18 car of multi-time winner Shawn Duquette was on the attack. Shawn Fountain and Tyler Irwin put on a show as they competed for the third and fourth spots, but it was well behind the top runners. Caution came back out on lap12, setting up a showdown between Thwaits and Duquette. Thwaits opened up a slight edge, but the race was again halted due to debris on the track with 10 circuits remaining. The top two runners in the division continued to duke it out over the final laps, but “Billy Bullet” had too much for the points leader, Duquette. Shawn Fountain outlasted Irwin for third, Irwin crossed the line fourth, and Josh Terry fifth.

In the RainPro of Vermont Limited Sportsman Modified feature, Gary English, the current points leader, navigated through the field from the 10th starting spot to capture his first win of the season. Adam LaFountain showed the way in the early stages, pulling away from Parker Dermody, who had advanced to the second position. By lap eight, English had charged to the second spot and set his sights on LaFountain. It appeared as though LaFountain may be on his way to his first win of the 2026 campaign, opening a sizable lead as English and Cody Gregoropoulos ran side by side behind. Bad luck struck LaFountain as his lead was erased when caution came out with six to go. English snatched the lead away from LaFountain on the restart and drove away for the trip to victory lane. Stephen Bushey, Gregoropoulos, Brogan Roberts, and LaFountain rounded out the top five.

The nightcap was the 20-lap feature for the Mini Stocks, with Joe Warren earning his first win of the season. Warren became the sixth winner in six races in the division. Haiden Bordeau controlled the first several laps, driving away by several car lengths as the field behind him swapped positions hot and heavy. The pack converged on Bordeau on lap six with Tyler Warren taking away the lead. Tyler Warren still led at the halfway point, but Joe Warren was knocking on the door, with Jeremiah King lurking. Caution flew eight laps from the end, setting up a shootout. Joe Warren took off on the restart with Jake Fountain close behind. Fountain pulled up beside Warren, heading to turn three on the final lap, but Warren powered his way off turn four to earn the victory, continuing the parity in the division. Fountain placed second, Tyler Warren third, King fourth, and Josh LaPorte fifth.

 

The action continues at Airborne Park Speedway on Thursday night, June 18th, with "Mid-Season Championships," "Topless for Dad," Hebert's Lawn Care & Snow Plowing - Drapeau Sanitation Night. There will be no heat races with extra laps for all divisions. Grandstand gates open at 5:30 p.m. Racing is at 7 p.m. Grandstand admission is $15. Kids 12 and under are free. Pit admission is $30 for members and $40 for non-members.

 

Official Results-DirtCar 358 Modified Series “Battle of Plattsburgh”

 

Thursday, June 11th

 

358 DirtCar Modified Series “Battle of Plattsburgh” (75 laps)

 

Pos. (Start) Driver Hometown

 

  1. (3)      Mike Mahaney        Elizabethtown, NY  
  2. (5)      Felix Roy                Napierville, QC       
  3. (7)      Mat Williamson        St. Catharines, ON 
  4. (9)      Steve Bernier          Saint-Hyacinthe, QC         
  5. (22)    Preston Forbes       Potsdam, NY
  6. (17)    Justin Stone            Middlebury, VT       
  7. (11)    Tim Fuller               Watertown, NY       
  8. (20)    Dany Gagne           Mercier, QC 
  9. (16)    Brendan Gibbons    Amsterdam, NY      
  10. (21)    Peter Britten           Brisbane, QLD       
  11. (2)      Lance Willix             Theresa, NY
  12. (15)    RJ Tresidder           Edwards, NY
  13. (23)    Jordan McCreadie   Watertown, NY      
  14. (14)    Dylan Madsen         Spencertown, NY   
  15. (19)    Brad Rouse             Fort Erie, ON
  16. (28)    Dustin Bradley         Potsdam, NY
  17. (26)    Jack Butler    r         Phillipsburg, NJ      
  18. (31)    Jordan Fornwalt      Bradford, VT
  19. (10)    Adam Pierson         East Corinth, VT     
  20. (25)    Chris Curtis             East Canaan, CT    
  21. (30)    Steve Lewis, Jr.      Ransomville, NY     
  22. (24)    Matt Woodruff         Bloomingdale, NY  
  23. (27)    CG Morey               Rutland, VT  
  24. (29)    C.J. Castelletti        Sauquoit, NY 
  25. (13)    Tanner Siemons      Orford, NH   
  26. (1)      Andrew Buff            Latham, NY  
  27. (4)      Carey Terrance       Akwesasne, NY      
  28. (6)      Chris Raabe            Alexandria, ON      
  29. (18)    Greg Atkins             Clintonville, NY       
  30. (12) Dave Camara             Poultney, VT 
  31. (8)      William Racine        St-Paul-D'Abbotsford, QC

 

 

DirtCar Sportsman East Region Feature (30 laps)

 

Pos. (Start)     Driver                     Hometown

  1. (1)      Michael Wright        Alburgh, VT  
  2. (2)      Travis Bruno          Morrisonville, NY    
  3. (11)    Joey Scarborough   Brandon, VT
  4. (4)      Cory Castell            Fort Covington, NY 
  5. (8)      Bodie Marks          Scotia, NY   
  6. (10)    Dylan Rabtoy          Swanton, VT
  7. (5)      Lonnie Rivers          Plattsburgh, NY     
  8. (17)    Christopher Cordeau Magog, QC
  9. (19)    Taylor Wason          Middlegrove, NY     
  10. (7)      Keith Pelkey           Clintonville, NY       

      11. (13)   Bryan Preville          Sorel-Tracy, QC

      12. (16)   Codie Aubin            Plattsburgh, NY      

      13. (25)   Max Dolliver            Londonderry, NH    

       14. (6)    Jamy Begor           Mooers Forks, NY   -

       15. (3)   Charlotte Morin       Saint-Césaire, QC  

       16. (20)  Tanner Forbes        Jay, NY        

       17. (26)  Nick Brundige          Round Lake, NY     

       18. (12)  Katrina LeClaire      Fair Haven, VT      

       19. (15)  Martin Lessard          Drummondville, QC        

       20. (24)  Pete Blaney               Jay, NY     

       21 DNF  Bucko Branham      Plattsburgh, NY      

       22 DNF  Jason McClatchie    Plattsburgh, NY      

       23 DNF  Brandon Beauregard Granby, QC -

       24 DNF  Vince Quenneville   Brandon, VT

      25 DNF   Jeremy Huntoon      Bradford, VT

      DNF        Caleb Durgan          Morrisonville, NY    

      DNS        Nick Heywood         Plattsburgh, NY      

 

Renegade Feature (25 laps)

 

Pos. (Start)    Driver                      Hometown

 

  1. (2)      Billy Thwaits           Clintonville, NY       
  2. (5)      Shawn Duquette     Morrisonville, NY    
  3. (3)      Shawn Fountain      Plattsburgh, NY      
  4. (7)      Tyler Irwin               Peru, NY      
  5. (8)      Josh Terry             Essex, NY    
  6. (13)    Travis Stokes          West Chazy, NY     
  7. (10)    Tim Wilcox              Saranac, NY
  8. (11)    Tony Salerno          Mineville, NY
  9. (1)      Rick Doner              Clintonville, NY       
  10. (4)      Nathaniel Guay       Mooers, NY  
  11. (12)    Konnor Joyal           Ausable Forks, NY 
  12. (6)      Roland Guay           Champlain, NY       

     DNS         Tylor Terry              Mooers, NY

 

RainPro of Vermont Limited Sportsman Modified Feature (20 laps)

 

Pos. (Start)    Driver                      Hometown

 

  1. (10)    Gary English           Salisbury, VT
  2. (12)    Stephen Bushey      Brushton, NY
  3. (6)      Cody Gregoropoulos Corinth, VT 
  4. (9)      Brogan Roberts       Fletcher, VT 
  5. (2)      Adam Lafountain     Starksboro, VT       
  6. (11)    Kobe Hernandez     Chazy, NY   
  7. (7)      David Johnson        Fairfax, VT   
  8. (4)      Parker Dermody      Peru, NY      
  9. (3)      Joshua Patterson    Milton, VT    
  10. (13)    Antony Boissonneault Ste-Cécile De Milton, QC         
  11. (5)      Lea-Jeanne Lauziere St-Cyrille-de-Wendover, QC     
  12. (1)      Garin Thompson        Quebec, QC        
  13. (14)    Dereck Allard             St-Guillaume, QC

      DNS        Sarah-Ann Lauziere    St-Cyrille-de-Wendover, QC

      DNS        Cody O'Brien               Peru, NY

 

Mini Stock Feature (20 laps)

 

Pos. (Start)    Driver                      Hometown

 

  1. (6)      Joe Warren             Plattsburgh, NY      
  2. (14)    Jake Fountain         Dannemora, NY     
  3. (4)      Tyler Warren           Plattsburgh, NY      
  4. (8)      Jeremiah King         Peru, NY                
  5. (12)    Josh Laporte           Peru, NY      
  6. (2)      Haiden Bordeau      Dannemora, NY     
  7. (5)      Jamie Whitney Jr    Plattsburgh, NY      
  8. (3)      Nick Harnden          Cadyville, NY         
  9. (15)    Brandon Osher       Peru, NY      
  10. (10)    Glenn Engstrom      Peru, NY      
  11. (18)    Jp Corrow               Peru, NY      
  12. (16)    Joshua Blake          Champlain, NY       
  13. (11)    Ken Tourville           Grand Isle, VT        
  14. (7)      Cody Young            Chazy, NY   
  15. (17)    Speedy Bresette     Plattsburgh, NY      
  16. (9)      Randy Martin          Keeseville, NY        
  17. (13)    Tyler Bell                Peru, NY      
  18. (1)      Kyle Hart                Cadyille, NY 
  19. (22)    Travis Reyell           Plattsburgh, NY      
  20. (24)    Cory Mason            Saranac, NY
  21. (21)    Leonard Snide         Plattsburgh, NY
  22. (19)    Ernest Parent          Plattsburgh, NY      
  23. (23)    Gary Burch              Plattsburgh, NY       -


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2026-06-03

Shawn Duquette, Mike Mahaney Capture Back-to-Back Thursday Night Thunder wins

Plattsburgh, NY-Mike Mahaney and Shawn Duquette both remained red hot as they each collected their second consecutive feature win in their respective divisions on Kid’s Poster Night at Airborne Park Speedway on Thursday. All weekly divisions were on the card, including a special for the Renegades with extended laps and extra cash on the line.

The first feature event of the evening was the Renegade Special for 30 laps and $500 to win. Rick Doaner and Josh Terry led the field to the green flag with Terry grabbing the early advantage with his brother, defending track champion Tylor Terry, in tow. With the Terrys showing the way up front, Duquette powered his way around Brad Bushey on lap three and set his radar on the top two. Meanwhile, Billy Thwaits was on the move through the field. After starting 13th, Thwaits had joined the top five by lap six. Caution flew on lap seven, and when the racing resumed, Josh Terry drove back to the point, but a four-car skirmish between Duquette, Tylor Terry, Thwaits, and Bushey developed behind him. Duquette eventually took control of the spot by the halfway point and began to chase down the leader. Caution came out again, forcing a lap 16 restart. Josh Terry retained the lead with Thwaits applying pressure to Duquette for second. With 10 laps to go, it appeared as though Josh Terry would lead wire to wire, but Duquette started to close. On the backstretch of the final circuit, Duquette drove to the inside of Terry and muscled his way past him off of turn four to collect the checkers for the third time this season. Josh Terry crossed the line second, Thwaits third, Tylor Terry fourth, and Bushey fifth.

In the Hartson Total Opening DirtCar 358 Modified Feature, Mahaney once again navigated his way from a double-digit starting spot to win his second in a row. Matt Woodruff and Tanner Siemons battled for the early lead, but “The Adam” Bomb” Adam Pierson took control on lap seven. The caution flew twice around the midway point, once for a Carey Terrance spin and another time for debris. On the second restart, Dany Gagne and Felix Roy began to make their voices heard. Roy claimed the second spot on lap 15, and Gagne began to pressure Siemons for third. With 10 laps to go, Roy was reeling in Pierson, and Mahaney had entered the top five. Five laps from the finish, the yellow lights came on again, setting up a dash to the checkers between Pierson, Roy, and Mahaney. Roy snatched the lead from Pierson when green flag action returned, with Mahaney following him through. Mahaney slid to the outside lane on the exit of turn two on the final lap and nosed slightly ahead of Roy. “Smooth Shoe” shoved his car deep into turn three to complete the pass of Roy, capturing the showdown of the past two track champions at “The Big A.” Following the top two across the stripe were Pierson, Tim Fuller, and Siemons.

Having seen the events that transpired in two of the previous features, Michael Wright decided he would not stand for another thrilling last-lap finish in the 25-lap J&S Steel Sportsman Modified feature. There was plenty of exciting competition during the race, but it was all behind Wright. While Lonnie Rivers, Vince Quenneville, and Caleb Durgan put on a great show in their quests for the runner-up spot, Wright ran away and hid. The field was gifted an opportunity to take down Wright with 16 laps remaining when the caution lights came on. Rivers made a strong run at Wright for a couple of laps on the restart, but the 78 car was just too dominant, quickly darting away to a full straightaway lead and cruising to victory. Rivers finished second, Durgan third, Nick Heywood fourth, and Codie Aubin fifth.

Reigning track champion Kobe Hernandez captured his first win of the season in the 25-lap RainPro of Vermont Limited Sportsman Modified main event. Adam LaFountain sprang from the pole to lead the first seven laps. The red flag came out for a pair of incidents on lap seven. First, Tyler Van Weort rolled his machine in turn one. Then, as the red flag and lights were displayed, four of the top contenders were involved in a scrum at the other end of the track. When the dust settled, LaFountain, the early leader, and David Johnson had cars too damaged to continue. When the green flag came back out, Hernandez got the jump on Lea-Jeanne Lauziere and cruised to a decisive victory. Lauziere, Cody Gregoropolous, Parker Dermody, and Gary English rounded out the top five.

The final race of the night was the Mini Stock 15-lap feature event. Tyler Bell jumped to the early lead and threatened to run away from the pack, but caution came out with four laps complete to restack the field. After the restart, Bell resumed command of the lead as a gaggle of cars jockeyed for position throughout the top 10. Racing came to a halt once again on lap nine as Ernest Parent rolled up on his side on the front stretch. On the ensuing restart, Josh Laporte Jr. snatched the point away from Bell and held off Jp Corrow and Bell for his first win of 2026. Corrow was second, Bell third, Joshua Blake fourth, and Jeremiah King fifth.

“Thursday Night Thunder” continues at Airborne Park Speedway on Thursday, June 4th, with the always popular Spectator Races. All weekly divisions will also be in action. Grandstand gates open at 5:30 p.m. Racing is at 7:00 p.m. Grandstand admission is $15. Kids 12 and under are free. Pit admission is $30 for members. $40 for non-members.

 

 

Official Results-"Thursday Night Thunder" Renegade Special Night

 

Thursday, May 28th

 

Hartson Total Opening DirtCar 358 Modified Feature (30 laps)

 

Pos. (Start)   Driver                        Hometown

 

  1. (11)    Mike Mahaney        Elizabethtown, NY  
  2. (12)    Felix Roy                Napierville, QC
  3. (1)      Adam Pierson         East Corinth, VT     
  4. (10)    Tim Fuller               Watertown, NY       
  5. (4)      Tanner Siemons      Orford, NH   
  6. (5)      Preston Forbes       Potsdam, NY
  7. (6)      Dave Camara          Poultney, VT
  8. (7)      Dany Gagne          Mercier, QC 
  9. (9)      Chris Raabe           Alexandria, ON      
  10. (14)    Thomas Cook         Hogansburg, NY
  11. (18)    Jordan Fornwalt      Bradford, VT
  12. (16)    Dylan Madsen         Spencertown, NY
  13. (13)    RJ Tresidder          Edwards, NY
  14. (3)      George Foley          Vermontville, NY    
  15. (17)    Johnny Chesnut      Peru, NY      
  16. (2)      Matt Woodruff         Bloomingdale, NY  
  17. (15)    Greg Atkins            Ausable Forks, NY
  18. (8)      Carey Terrance       Akwesasne, NY

 

J&S Steel Sportsman Modified Feature (25 laps)

 

Pos. (Start)   Driver                           Hometown

 

  1. (1)      Michael Wright            Alburgh, VT        
  2. (2)      Lonnie Rivers             Plattsburgh, NY   
  3. (7)      Caleb Durgan             Morrisonville, NY 
  4. (13)    Nick Heywood            Plattsburgh, NY   
  5. (8)      Codie Aubin               Plattsburgh, NY   
  6. (9)      Bucko Branham        Plattsburgh, NY    
  7. (10)    Evan Roberts            Fletcher, VT         
  8. (12)    Travis Bruno           Morrisonville, NY   
  9. (11)    Cory Castell            Fort Covington, NY
  10. (14)    Dylan Rabtoy          Swanton, VT         
  11. (3)      Jamy Begor            Mooers Forks, NY 
  12. (4)      Keith Pelkey            Clintonville, NY      
  13. (18)    Jason McClatchie    Plattsburgh, NY     
  14. (16)    Charlotte Morin       Saint-Césaire, QC 
  15. (5)      Tanner Forbes        Jay, NY       
  16. (19)    Pete Blaney            Jay, NY       
  17. (15)    Christopher Cordeau Magog, QC
  18. (17)    Brandon Beauregard Granby, QC

      DQ         Vince Quenneville     Brandon, VT

 

Renegades Special Feature (30 laps)

 

Pos. (Start)   Driver                         Hometown

 

  1. (5)      Shawn Duquette     Morrisonville, NY    
  2. (2)      Josh Terry             Essex, NY    
  3. (13)    Billy Thwaits           Clintonville, NY       
  4. (4)      Tylor Terry              Mooers, NY  
  5. (3)      Brad Bushey           Fairfax, VT   
  6. (6)      Tyler Irwin               Peru, NY      
  7. (7)      Roland Guay           Champlain, NY       
  8. (8)      Shawn Fountain      Plattsburgh, NY      
  9. (9)      Nathaniel Guay       Mooers, NY  
  10. (12)    Tim Wilcox              Saranac, NY
  11. (10)    Tony Salerno          Mineville, NY
  12. (1)      Rick Doner              Clintonville, NY       
  13. (11)    Konnor Joyal           Ausable Forks, NY

 

RainPro of Vermont Limited Sportsman Modified Feature (20 laps)

 

Pos. (Start)   Driver                           Hometown

 

  1. (5)      Kobe Hernandez         Chazy, NY
  2. (3)      Lea-Jeanne Lauziere   St-Cyrille-de-Wendover, QC   
  3. (4)      Cody Gregoropoulos    Corinth, VT        
  4. (10)    Parker Dermody           Peru, NY 
  5. (8)      Gary English                Salisbury, VT     
  6. (9)      Garin Thompson          Quebec, QC      
  7. (6)      Brogan Roberts            Fletcher, VT      
  8. (2)      Sarah-Ann Lauziere      St-Cyrille-de-Wendover, QC   
  9. (1)      Adam Lafountain          Starksboro, VT  
  10. (7)      David Johnson             Fairfax, VT        
  11. (11)    Tyler Van Weort           Plattsburgh, NY  -

     DNS         Cody O’Brien               Peru, NY

     DNS         Joshua Patterson         Milton, VT

 

Mini Stock Feature (15 laps)

 

Pos. (Start)   Driver                           Hometown

 

  1. (4)      Josh Laporte           Peru, NY      
  2. (10)    Jp Corrow              Peru, NY      
  3. (1)      Tyler Bell                Peru, NY      
  4. (6)      Joshua Blake         Champlain, NY       

     5.   (9)      Jeremiah King        Peru, NY      

     6.  (3)       Jamie Whitney Jr    Plattsburgh, NY      

    7.  (12)      Ken Tourville           Grand Isle, VT        

    8.  (14)      Cody Young           Chazy, NY   

    9.  (17)      Speedy Bresette     Plattsburgh, NY      

   10. (13)      Jake Fountain         Dannemora, NY     

    11.  (5)      Joe Warren             Plattsburgh, NY      

    12. (23)     Tyler Warren          Plattsburgh, NY      

    13. (11)     Ed Goddeau           Plattsburgh, NY      

    14. (15)     Travis Reyell           Plattsburgh, NY

    15. (16)     Makaela Goddeau   Platsburg, NY         

    16.  (2)      Kyle Hart                Cadyille, NY 

    17. (21)     Ernest Parent          Plattsburgh, NY      

    18.  (7)      Glenn Engstrom      Peru, NY       -

    19. (19)     Cory Mason             Saranac, NY

   20. (18)      Leonard Snide         Plattsburgh, NY     

   21.  (20)     Gary Burch            Plattsburgh, NY      

   DNS          Kyle Botala             Grand Isle, VT        

   DNS          Austyn Parent         Plattsburgh, NY      

   DNS          Haiden Bordeau      Dannemora, NY


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