It All Comes Down to The Haunted Hundred for the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour

Tricky Seekonk Speedway to Determine the $20,000 ACT Champion

Barre, VT — After a dramatic turn of events late in the running of the Oktoberfest 150 at Lee USA Speedway on Sunday, the Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour is ready to roll into the Bay State of Massachusetts for one final showdown at the Seekonk Speedway. This Saturday, October 24 will see the return of The Haunted Hundred, alongside the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series and the Street Stock Open, with an entire season on the line for Kaiden Fisher and Gabe Brown.

The two Factory 47 teammates have had a stellar season on the international Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour circuit. Center Conway, New Hampshire’s Gabe Brown has racked up four wins this season while Shelburne, Vermont’s Kaiden Fisher has had a career-high three victories in 2026, earning the point lead with his latest triumph at Lee USA. With Brown’s mechanical woes on Sunday relegating him to 22nd in the final running order, Fisher now holds a stout 46-point lead going into The Haunted Hundred season finale. After his Spring Green victory in June, Fisher would love nothing more than to sweep the Seekonk events on his way to the $20,000 season-long championship prize.

The unpredictable Seekonk oval has been both hot and cold to both Fisher and Brown over the last several seasons, but the same cannot be said for Derry, New Hampshire’s Erick Sands. Sands is the unofficial King of Halloween with back-to-back Haunted Hundred victories at the Cement Palace and is in the hunt for his third-in-a-row.

Seekonk is also a favorite for St. Paul, Quebec’s Remi Perreault. Perreault’s career best ACT finish was at a 7th-place run in the Spring Green among his two top-ten finishes at the Action Track of the East. His fellow Canadian countryman Jonathan Bouvrette has also had a top-ten finish at Seekonk in the past and looks to capitalize once again to wrap up his best season-long effort on the international tour. Cole Littlewood is looking to do the same, improving up the standings from his first full-time effort last year.

West Burke, Vermont’s Jesse Switser is in the hunt for redemption at The Haunted Hundred after a disappointing run on Oktoberfest Sunday. Switser turned his Seekonk program around two years ago, racking up four top-ten finishes in the last five ACT events at the Bay State oval. New Hampshire standouts Aaron Fellows and Rookie of the Year Geoff Rollins will also be looking for one last strong run to wrap up the season.

As always, the Seekonk Speedway weekly warriors are looking to put up a strong defense against the invading Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour teams. 2026 track champion Chase Belcher leads the hometown heroes along with fellow former champs Ryan Kuhn, Bobby Pelland III and Dylan Estrella, 2026 weekly winner Ryan Flood, Rey Lovelace, Brendan Labelle and Ayla Martin. The top three Thunder Road Speedbowl Late Models in Jason Corliss, Brandon Gray and Taylor Hoar are making the drive down to Seekonk for her final 2026 race along with White Mountain Motorsports Park standout Brian Whalley and Thompson Speedway Rookie of the Year Travis Hydar.

The Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour champion will be crowned this Saturday at the Seekonk Speedway under the checkered flags of The Haunted Hundred! All the touring Late Model stars will take on the Seekonk Speedway locals on their home turf for one final showdown to end the 2026 season with a bang at The Action Track of the East this Saturday, October 24 with a 1:00pm Start Time.

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