Series Making Inaugural Visit to Historic North Carolina Track

Waterbury, VT – The American-Canadian Tour (ACT) is heading south to get an early start on the 2021 racing season. Officials announced today that a pair of ACT Late Model events have been scheduled at North Carolina’s Hickory Motor Speedway for Friday, April 2 and Saturday, April 3.

Street Stock Open Added to Lee USA Card

Waterbury, VT – American-Canadian Tour (ACT) officials have announced an update to the 2021 ACT Late Model Tour schedule. The May 2021 events at New Hampshire’s Lee USA Speedway and Barre, VT’s Thunder Road have switched places to better accommodate the tracks.

Waterbury, VT – The American-Canadian Tour (ACT) has announced the 2021 schedule of events for the ACT Late Model Tour. Twelve point-counting events are slated for the Tour’s 30th season across nine tracks throughout New England and Quebec.

ACT will also sanction multiple big-money, non-point events throughout 2021. Highlights of the schedule includes six sanctioned events that pay at least $5,000 to win, six doubleheader events with the Pro All Stars Series (PASS), long-awaited returns to several tracks throughout the Northeast, and the renewal of one of ACT’s oldest events.

0 — For the first time in recent memory, no driver completed every lap of the ACT Late Model Tour season. Jimmy Hebert came the closest, completing 1,394 of the 1,395 laps (he finished one lap down in the Labor Day Classic at Thunder Road).

2 — Hebert and Shaw did finish in the top-10 in every event, making them the only drivers to do so.

3 — For the third straight year, two rookies finished in the top-10 in driver points (Derek Gluchacki in 6th and Marcel J. Gravel in 7th).

2-Day Event to be Held Weekend of April 16-18

Waterbury, VT and Naples, ME — American-Canadian Tour (ACT) and Pro All Stars Series (PASS) officials have confirmed the dates for the inaugural Northeast Classic at Loudon’s New Hampshire Motor Speedway. The long-awaited event will be held on the weekend of April 16-18, 2021 with a six-division card of touring series and open events.

Hello all,

As we write this, we’re a little more than a week past the season-ending ACT event at Oxford Plains Speedway. It was truly a season unlike any in the 35-year history of ACT. The COVID-19 pandemic hit almost every part of the world hard, and the Northeast wasn’t isolated from its effects. Simply getting the season underway was a challenge, and once it was, there was constant shuffling and changes that were often beyond our control.

Through it all, the never-ending dedication of our supporters is what made the season worthwhile. A lot of people went beyond the call of duty to make sure we could have a season, and we’re writing this letter to thank them.

Belanger Overwhelms Field in Flying Tiger Oxford Open

Oxford, ME — Turner, ME’s Ben Rowe and Williamstown, VT’s Jimmy Hebert took home the glory of the American-Canadian Tour (ACT) season finale at Maine’s Oxford Plains Speedway on Sunday, October 18. Rowe broke a long ACT dry spell with his victory in the Lee’s Family Trailer Sales & Service 150 while Hebert’s third-place finish clinched his first ACT Late Model Tour championship.

Waterbury, VT — The American-Canadian Tour (ACT) Lee’s Family Trailer Sales & Service 150 and Flying Tiger Oxford Open at Maine’s Oxford Plains Speedway has been postponed to Sunday, October 18 at 1:00pm.

The decision to postpone was made by track and series officials due to the weather outlook for the original Saturday, October 17 race date. The forecast calls for rain from now until early-to-mid Saturday afternoon. Furthermore, temperatures are expected to be below 50 degrees throughout the day on Saturday, making track-drying a difficult proposition.

With these things in mind, officials elected to push the ACT season finale back one more day. The Sunday outlook is for sunny weather and a high of 60 degrees, meaning much more favorable conditions in which to crown the 2020 ACT champion.

The pits will open at 7:00am on Sunday with practice beginning at 9:30am. A full schedule of events will be announced shortly.

“Given the circumstances, both us and Oxford this is the best decision,” ACT managing partner Cris Michaud said. “Both the ACT Late Model Your season-ender and the Tiger Open are big events for the teams involved, and you want the best racing conditions possible. We clearly weren’t going to get those on Saturday. Sunday looks a lot better, so we look forward to seeing everyone then either at the track or live on Speed51.TV.”

General admission is $25 with limited fan attendance. A live pay-per-view of the event will also be available for $25 on Speed51.TV. Visit www.speed51.TV to learn more or sign-up.

(From Speed51.com Press Release)

An action-packed weekend doubleheader of Late Model racing will bring the 2020 season to a close this Saturday and Sunday at Oxford Plains Speedway. Fans unable to attend the event will be able to watch both days of racing via a pay-per-view broadcast on Speed51.TV.

The American-Canadian Tour and Pro All Stars Series will both conclude their 2020 seasons this weekend at the Maine bullring. Fans will be able to watch both Saturday and Sunday for $25 each day on Speed51.TV.

Saturday Sign-Up Link: https://www.speed51.tv/products/ppv-oxford-plains-speedway-saturday