Race fans from both Quebec and New England are excited about White Mountain Motorsports Park. The lineup for the following Fall Foliage Saturday, September 16, will be just as great. This is the sixth time that the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) and the strong American-Canadian Tour (ACT) have played together, and it won’t stop. The PASS Modifieds, Fisher Auto Parts Flying Tigers, and New England Supermodified Series will add to the fun.
After the Milton CAT Midsummer Classic 250 in August was a big hit, the American-Canadian Tour returned. The 45th Fall Foliage 200 is an old race in the northeast. In the high-banked bullring, drivers from all over the world race against each other. All of them want to win Fall Foliage. The points race between D.J. Shaw and Gabe Brown stands out. Kasey Beattie, who won the King of the Mountain in 2023, and Quinny Welch, who has won the track nine times, have also said they would like to compete with ACT Touring players. This group now has Jesse Switser, who won the Milton CAT 250, Ryan Olsen, and Cody LeBlanc, the point leader for the Ammonoosuc Asphalt Mini Late Model.
Patrick Laperle, an experienced driver from Quebec, will be in the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) Super Late Models at the Fall Foliage 150. He wants to win the PASS Super Late Model race for the first time since 2015 and the sixth time in total. Laperle will face off against D.J. Shaw, Gabe Brown, Mike Rowe, and Joey Doiron. At White Mountain, Johnny Clark wants to win his third race. He also wants to win all three races on the North Woodstock PASS. Max Cookson intends to win his first White Mountain Super Late Model race. He is first in the PASS standings and won the 2023 Oxford Plains Speedway race. Trevor Sanborn, Andy Shaw, Dennis Spencer, Brian Whalley, and others will help this high-octane team during the 150-lap race.
In PASS Modified, Ryan Hewins is six points behind the leader, Brandon Varney. This makes it more difficult to win the Weston’s Automotive Challenge Series. Ben Seitz plans to climb the Mountain to win the New England Supermodified Series. The Fisher Auto Parts Flying Tigers will play at the same time. Team driver Brandon Gray is trying to win his tenth race.
At the 45th Fall Foliage 200 for the American-Canadian Tour, Pro All Stars Series (PASS) Super Late Models, New England Supermodified Series, PASS Modifieds, and Fisher Auto Parts Flying Tigers, there is a lot of excitement. Adults pay $35, children age 126 pay $10, and kids under 5 get in free. At 3:00 p.m., there will be an extra Post Time.
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Our Reader’s Queries
Who owns White Mountain Motorsports Park?
Brian and Lisa Whalley, siblings and avid racing enthusiasts, are fully backing the upcoming Opening Day on May 18th. This exciting event marks the start of a thrilling doubleheader weekend at New Hampshire’s beloved Short Track. Join the Whalley siblings and countless other fans as they cheer on their favorite drivers and witness the heart-pumping action firsthand. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable experience!
What is act racing?
The Northeastern United States and Quebec, Canada are home to the American Canadian Tour, a thrilling late model stock car racing series. Keep up with the latest standings and results to stay in the know about this exciting competition.
Is there racing in Canada?
In addition to the well-known competitions, there are other national events that have gained popularity in recent years. One such event is the NASCAR Pinty’s Series, which was established in 2007 and is a modern version of the CASCAR Super Series that originated in 1981. Another competition that has gained traction is the IMSA GT3 Cup Challenge, which was launched in 2011 and is designed for semi-professional drivers to showcase their skills in racing Porsche 911 GT3s.
