Bristol 1010 Raceway is located at 126 South St., Bristol, CT. The facility offers 1/24 scale slot car racing on an 8 lane 155 ft. king track. The facility is located in the downstairs section of the Bristol Elks #1010 Lodge. Families and their children are encouraged to come try their skills competing on this challenging layout. Track time is available for rent by the 1/4, 1/2, or hourly basis. Rental cars and controllers are available to rent as well. You are welcome to bring your own cars to race, as well, as ample pit space abounds. Children’s birthday party packages, nightly class racing in beginner, junior, intermediate, and senior classes, and organized club/series weekend event racing. Call 860-681-1482 or visit the Bristol 1010 Raceway website for more information.
RIVERHEAD, N.Y. – The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour made its first of three visits to Riverhead Raceway in 2023 on Sunday for the Buzz Chew Chevrolet Cadillac 200.
At the end of the day it was three-time series champion Justin Bonsignore outdueling Ron Silk over the closing laps to get his 36th series victory and 10th series win at his home track.
RaceDayCT’s Fran Lawlor was at the track from practice to victory lane Sunday. Check out his gallery below.
I dont understand how tracks make it work with attendance like that
The pit gate racefan. Where all the ticket money is made.
Tri-Track will have more fans Sunday at Thunder Road for one race than the Modified Tour will have total combined for Monadnock, Riverhead and Lee.
What’s with the McDonalds colors on the 60?
Everyone is so worried about the crowd. Remember. The race was canceled Saturday and moved to Sunday. People had other stuff going on. One racer told me he had to leave his son’s lacrosse game to get their for the drivers meeting. If this was the regularly scheduled date, I’d understand the concern. I guarantee the June show will be a healthy crowd
I know Fran, I just feel for the tracks when they have to run the next day. Wish they could reschedule to a few weeks later to atleast give them a chance to re-market. Hoping they have a great crowd in June!
People have plans and schedules, it’s called life.
People had other plans for Sunday, that’s all there is. It was a beautiful day at the track, but late changes can not always be accommodated.
Stop playing the victim card and doomsday posture.