Central Asphalt Paving Triple Crown Finale this Saturday; 100 Laps and $2,000 on the Line in the Farmyard Store Flying Tigers

N. Woodstock, NH — After a rip-roaring Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour showcase last Saturday, the weekly warriors return to White Mountain Motorsports Park for another exciting night of racing on Saturday, August 8. The Farmyard Store Flying Tigers will go for 100 laps in the grand finale of the 2026 Central Asphalt Paving Triple Crown while the Pro Truck Challenge also returns to White Mountain!

The first champion of 2026 will be crowned this Saturday at White Mountain Motorsports Park with the conclusion of the Central Asphalt Paving Triple Crown. Currently, Sam Caron and Brendan Moodie are tied atop the standings followed closely by Cameron Ouellette and Luke Peters. Peters is leading the track championship fight in the Farmyard Store Flying Tigers but would love nothing more than to add both championships to his mantle. Along with the Central Asphalt Triple Crown championship, $2,000 is on the line for the winner at the end of Saturday’s 100 lap main event.

Randy Burr leads the Pro Truck Challenge to White Mountain in his orange #32 machine this Saturday as he looks to add another victory to his long history with the series. The Northern 55 will pit the best of the Trucks against one another in just their second visit to the scenic New Hampshire speedway.

After a podium finish in the Kancamagus 112 two weeks ago, Kasey Beattie is back at the head of the 1764 Sports Bar & Grill Late Models by 14 points ahead of Quinny Welch. The track championship is back in play after last week’s Milton CAT Midsummer Classic 250 with just 50 laps on the board for this Saturday’s event.

Donnie Baumgardner now holds a ten point lead ahead of Jacob Roy atop the Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Strictly Mini standings. Brett ‘The Jet’ Rowell and JJ Goodbout are both in the hunt for their first 2026 win this Saturday while Tyler Thompson and rookie Lucas Sidney look to make up valuable ground on Baumgardner and Roy in the championship chase.

After several weeks off, the Caulder Construction Dwarf Cars also return to their White Mountain homebase. Ethan Tyrrell now holds a twelve point lead ahead of Jeff Ainsworth while Chad Dufour and defending champion Jason Wyman are tied for third overall. 2026 has not been Wyman’s year with the #88 facing multiple mechanical issues so far, opening the door for Tyrrell and Ainsworth to nab the gold.

The Crown Vics also return to New Hampshire’s Favorite Short Track on Saturday. The popular regional division has attracted new and exciting invaders each and every time they return to the Mountains, and this week is expected to be no different! We’ll have to wait and see who will take on point leader Frank Sweeney, Ethan Williams and Kevin Willey among others!

White Mountain Motorsports Park is back in action this Saturday, August 8 as The Farmyard Store Flying Tigers go 100 laps in a $2,000-to-win grand finale to the Central Asphalt Paving Triple Crown! The Pro Truck Challenge also returns to White Mountain alongside the 1764 Sports Bar & Grill Late Models, Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Strictly Minis, Caulder Construction Dwarf Cars and Crown Vics with a 6:00pm Post Time.

Grandstands open Saturday at 3:00pm with Adult General Admission available for $15, Kids 6-12 are $5 and Children five and under are free! The Family Four Pack (two adults, two kids) will also be available for $30.

For more information, contact the White Mountain Motorsports Park offices at (802) 244-6963, media@acttour.com, or visit www.whitemountainmotorsports.com. You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram!