Barre, VT ­— With the persistent threat of rain on Saturday, July 22nd Autodrome Montmagny officials have opted to move the CAN-AM 200 to Sunday, July 23rd. The American-Canadian Tour will make its second Sunday trip North of the Border for the 2023 season as the international stars battle for the $10,000 prize waiting in victory lane.

Barre, VT ­— The Stars and Cars of the American-Canadian Tour are prepped and ready to motor North of the Border once again to take on the fast 3/8-mile Autodrome Montmagny this Saturday, July 22nd. The first of two-consecutive $10,000-to-win events on the ACT schedule, the CAN-AM 200 will pit the best and brightest of New England and Quebec against one another for the prize and a champagne celebration in victory lane!

Oxford, ME ­— Sunday started off with many racers in doubt. Mists, both heavy and light, started the day at Oxford Plains Speedway as racers went through the preparation paces for the Pine Tree State 125. Being the Maine home for the American-Canadian Tour, the pits were filled with contenders, each eager to make their stake in the Tour’s long history at the venerable Vacationland oval. One such racer finally made his greatest impact at a track that has eluded him over the past five seasons.

Barre, VT ­— The American-Canadian Tour and Oxford Plains Speedway continue to hold one of the longest lasting partnerships in New England stock car racing. Sunday, July 9th builds on a forty-four-year relationship the touring series has had with the venerable Maine oval with the name itself honoring that long journey.

The first Pine Tree State event was coincidentally the first American-Canadian Tour event held on the 1/3-mile oval way back in April of 1980. The first of a series of doubleheader events…

Vallee-Jonction, QC ­— Racing North of the Border in the Canadian Province of Quebec is what sets the American-Canadian Tour apart from any other asphalt stock-car racing series in North America, and for good reason. The comradery between the drivers from both sides plays a big role but so do the tracks themselves, the fans and fierce competition involved. All these traits were prevalent in the Claude Leclerc 150 at Autodrome Chaudiere on Sunday as star-power from both sides of the international border ran every lap like it was their last, often three wide around the highbanked Quebec bullring.

Barre, VT ­— Growing to become one of the most exciting and anticipated events on the yearly American-Canadian Tour schedule over the last several seasons, the Claude Leclerc 150 at Autodrome Chaudiere is next up for North America’s most historic late model touring series. Teams on both sides of the US and Canadian border have been steadily preparing their machines to duke it out in honor of the Iron Man of ACT competition at one of the most dynamic and exciting ovals in North America.