Oxford, ME — Forty teams converged on Oxford Plains Speedway to balloon the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour entry list for the Pine Tree State 125 on Saturday. Four heat races qualifiers and two consolation rounds set the field for the 125 lap ‘Night Before the Oxford 250’ headliner. Derek Gluchacki earned the pole position in his return to ACT competition with a ‘+7’ handicap over fellow Bay Stater Ryan Flood with his ‘+5.’

Barre, VT — It’s the busiest stretch in recent memory for the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour faithful with all eyes on Oxford, Maine for the 53rd annual Oxford 250 weekend! The Pine Tree State 125 for the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour headlines the annual ‘Saturday Night Before the 250’ festivities with the championship chase ready to be on full display.

Montmagny, QC — Delayed by over a month due to rain, the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour made their second and final trip to Quebec for the 2026 season on Saturday, visiting Autodrome Montmagny for the CAN-AM 200. Thirty-five teams from both sides of the border made the trip with all eyes on the $10,000 prize waiting in victory lane!

Barre, VT — Following the rainout of the originally scheduled July 18 date, the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour is set to return for the second and final time this season on Saturday, August 22. The CAN-AM 200 at Autodrome Montmagny just north of Quebec City will pit the best American teams against the greatest Canadian stars on their own home turf with a $10,000 winner’s share on the line!

Robie Makes Late-Race Move on Renfrew for PASS 150 Win

Barre, VT — The Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour and Pro All Stars Series both returned to Riverside Speedway & Adventure Park for the first time since 2020 on Sunday afternoon. The PASS Modifieds kicked off the feature racing action following qualifying for the four divisions present. Jeremy Davis had the win in the palm of his hand as the cautions piled up late in their 50-lap feature. Through trial and tribulation…

Barre, VT — After rain delayed the original date by over three months, the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour is ready to return to Groveton, New Hampshire’s Riverside Speedway & Adventure Park this Sunday, August 16 in conjunction with the Pro All Stars Series! The twin bill features the Great North Woods 150 for the Milton CAT stars alongside the Groveton 150 for the PASS Super Late Models while the PASS Modifieds and the ACT Twin-State Flying Tiger Series round out Sunday’s action.

N. Woodstock, NH — Twenty-six Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour teams representing four New England states and the Canadian Province of Quebec converged on White Mountain Motorsports Park for the 9th annual Milton CAT Midsummer Classic 250 on Saturday. Plus/Minus qualifying action saw D.J. Shaw, the only two-time winner of the prestigious, extra-distance event, earn the pole position alongside Thunder Road Speedbowl regular Justin Prescott in the 04VT A.H. Fence Company machine that Shaw piloted to two ACT Tour championships!

Barre, VT — The Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour stars have put their heads in the notebooks the last several weeks in preparation for the $53,000 Milton CAT Midsummer Classic 250 at White Mountain Motorsports Park this Saturday night! The $10,000-to-win showdown is calling the best of the best to North Woodstock, New Hampshire for a chance to join New England’s most exclusive winner’s list!

Barre, VT — Two regional supporters have stepped up to help the weekly warriors of White Mountain Motorsports Park take on the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour invaders starting with the Milton CAT Midsummer Classic 250 on Saturday, August 1. R&R Race Parts NH of Candia, New Hampshire and Waddell Communications of Plainfield, Connecticut have stepped up in a big way to present nearly $900 in additional prizes for both of the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour events at White Mountain this year.

Barre, VT — At the conclusion of White Mountain Motorsports Park’s (WMMP) Midseason Championship Late Model feature event on Saturday, July 11, tech inspectors seized a shock absorber from apparent fourth-place finisher Richie Brown in post-race technical inspection. After deeper analysis by QA1 at their Lakeville, Minnesota headquarters this week, the shock in question was deemed illegal by the manufacturer leading to penalties by the American-Canadian Tour office.