Barre, VT and Naples, ME — Officials from the American-Canadian Tour (ACT) and Pro All Stars Series (PASS) announced Friday that they have once again renewed their longstanding partnership with the Boston Beer Company for the sixth consecutive year at Connecticut’s Thompson Speedway. Boston Beer, through its popular Twisted Tea brand, will serve as the headline sponsor for a pair of Wednesday night, midweek specials slated for June 18 and July 9.  

Thompson, CT — As the cold chill of last week’s arctic blast began to fade, the stars of the Thompson highbanks gathered on Saturday at the Speedway Clubhouse to celebrate the 2024 season. All five track champions were on hand to celebrate their stellar seasons as were a pair of top Rookies and a collection of other top-ten point chasers from the past year.

Barre, VT & Naples, ME — After weeks of careful planning, the American-Canadian Tour (ACT) and Pro All Star Series (PASS) have finalized and released the 2025 schedule for Thompson Speedway. Beginning in late March through Columbus Day weekend in October, rolling thunder returns to the ‘Quiet Corner of Connecticut’ for ten individual dates in 2025 including the annual Icebreaker and Sunoco World Series weekends along with a return to monthly Wednesday night racing!

Barre, VT & Naples, ME — In conjunction with the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series schedule release on Tuesday, officials with the American-Canadian Tour (ACT) and Pro All Stars Series (PASS) are excited to announce the first two dates of the 2025 season at the Thompson Speedway oval.

Ryan Waterman Claims Heart-Pounding Street Stock Championship Event

Thompson, CT — After the forecast changed up the Sunoco World Series schedule on Sunday, the Thompson Street Stocks kicked off the day’s action. While the fan-favorite division put on quite a show on early with championship chasers Ryan Waterman, Leadfoot Larry Barnett, Al Stone III and, defending champion, Corey Fanning. The rough riding started on lap 8 with contact from Aaron Plemons sent championship-hopeful Barnett around in turn three...

Owen & Rocco Get Rabid in Last Lap Tangle for Thompson Sunoco Mod Win

Thompson, CT — The American-Canadian Tour got the second day of the Sunoco World Series off to a strong start with their Sunoco World Series 75. Brandon Barker and Tom Carey III lead the way to the green flag just before former Thompson Late Model champion Brian Tagg dove sideways across the frontstretch grass to call out the lone caution. The international roster of drivers kept it lean and green after that, even as several drivers fell out with mechanical issues throughout the 75-lap sprint...