Hello all. As we write this, it’s early November, and the racing season in the Northeast has pretty much ended. With the breathtaking ACT championship event still fresh on our minds, we wanted to touch base with our family of tracks, teams, and fans to look back on 2021 and start looking forward to the 2022 campaign.

N. Woodstock, NH — White Mountain Motorsports Park (WMMP) and R&R Race Parts NH have announced the return of the $5,000-to-win 8-Cylinder Street Stock Open that debuted at the track in 2021. The 2nd Annual Fall Foliage 100 has been scheduled for Saturday, September 24, 2022 at the North Woodstock speed plant.

Waterbury, VT — The American-Canadian Tour (ACT) has officially postponed the season-ending banquets for the series and its sanctioned tracks until the spring of 2022. The decision was made due to health and safety concerns about the potential spread of the COVID-19 virus in an indoor environment.

“Mini Late Models” Will Run 6-8 Event Schedule in 2022 Season

N. Woodstock, NH — White Mountain Motorsports Park has announced plans to add a new four-cylinder stock car racing division at the track in 2022. The “Mini Late Models” will run a 6-8 event schedule following North East Mini Stock Tour (NEMST) rules. The exact dates for the division are to be announced.

Woodard Wins Again to Clinch Flying Tiger Championship

Waterbury, VT —Williamstown, VT’s Jimmy Hebert kept up a remarkable late-season rebirth by taking his third American-Canadian Tour (ACT) win of the year in the Fall Foliage 200 at North Woodstock, NH’s White Mountain Motorsports Park on Sunday, September 26. Hebert ran down North Dartmouth, MA’s Derek Gluchacki and went three-wide with 26 laps to go for the victory and a $5,000 winner’s purse.

Shannon and Smithers Secure Track Championships to Start Fall Foliage Weekend

N. Woodstock, NH — Candia, NH’s Jimmy Renfrew Jr. took home more than $6,200 worth of purse and lap money with his victory in the R&R Raceparts NH Fall Foliage 100 at North Woodstock, NH’s White Mountain Motorsports Park on Saturday, September 25. Renfrew withstood furious pressure from Kenduskeag, ME’s Kris Watson down the stretch, then nursed his Lemieux Racing machine home for the win after smoke started flowing from the rear end in the final few laps.