Event: Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series Inaugural Race at White Mountain
Where: White Mountain Motorsports Park, North Woodstock, N.H.
When: Saturday July 27
Schedule: Detailed Schedule for Saturday at White Mountain
Who: Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series White Mountain Entry List
Notes
— The Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series makes its first visit to the quarter-mile White Mountain Motorsports Park oval.
— White Mountain represents the first of two tracks that the series will compete on for the first time this season. The series was set to open its 2024 schedule with the first series event at Thompson on April 6, but the event – the Constantine Paving & Sealing 75 – was postponed to Oct. 11 due to weather issues.
— The Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series opened its 11th season on May 26 at Thunder Road International Speedbowl. Stephen Kopcik won his first Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series event that day.
— The second event of the 2024 season was the 19th running of Open Wheel Wednesday at Seekonk Speedway on June 27. Brian Robie led the field to the checkered flag in the event but post race inspection found issues with Robie’s motor. Robie was disqualified from the victory, giving Teddy Hodgdon IV the win and the $20,000 first place prize.
— Teddy Hodgdo IV leads the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series standings. Ronnie Williams is second, 20 points behind Hodgdon and Woody Pitkat is third, 32 off the lead. Click here for the full Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series standings
— Matt Hirschman is the reigning champion of the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series. Hirschman won his eighth series title in 2023. Click here for the final 2023 Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series standings
— The Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series began in 2014. Jon McKennedy won the first series title. Ronnie Williams was the series champion in 2019. Matt Hirschman has won every other series title.
— Matt Hirschman is also the division’s all-time winningest driver with 19 victories in 49 series starts. Click here for the division’s all-time win list
— The eight race schedule for the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series in 2024 marks the most events in one season in series history. The division will visit seven different tracks in four states in 2024. In addition to the division’s first ever event at Thompson on Oct. 11 and the opener at Thunder Road, the series will also host events at Seekonk (Mass.) Speedway (Wednesday & Nov. 2), White Mountain Motorsports Park in North Woodstock, N.H. (July 27), the New London-Waterford Speedbowl in Waterford, CT (Aug. 10), Star Speedway in Epping, N.H. (Sept. 15) and Stafford (CT) Speedway (Sept. 28).
2023 Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series Review
— Ronnie Williams won the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series season opening event at Thunder Road International Speedbowl on May 28, 2023.
— Matt Swanson won the second Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series event of the season on June 28, 2023 at Seekonk Speedway.
— Jake Johnson was victorious when the series visited Star Speedway on July 22, 2023.
— Matt Hirschman won in the division’s first visit of the season to the New London-Waterford Speedbowl on Aug. 12, 2023.
— Matt Hirschman won in the Haunted Hundred on Oct. 21, 2023 at the New London-Waterford Speedbowl.
— Matt Hirschman won the 50th NAPA Fall Final at Stafford Speedway on Oct. 28, 2023.
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What kinda tour is this with only 22 cars entered?
On a side note, I see
“SUB 7.27.24 – Walls Platinum Series at White Mountain (NH)” as an option on racing America.
Will this include the tri track race? or are they in the year 2010 again this week?
Busy weekend for some of the drivers and crews Friday night , Stafford . Haul to White Mountain for Saturday. Can’t make Stafford , will be at White Mountain .
I would think if they were going to broadcast the tri track race they would mention it on their web site.
I just spec’d out a trip to White Mountain. I haven’t been there in several years and have fond memories of the place. The math says Stafford for me this weekend. Maybe Seekonk Saturday for PASS. I really enjoyed the ACT race earlier this year at the konk. Get out and enjoy the races. The weather looks promising for the weekend.
CSG,
Look under July 27 on this schedule and the White Mountain description reads: “The Walls Platinum Series Late Models runs Round #2 at White Mountain Motorsports Park in New Hampshire. Monaco Tri-Track Modifieds, Flying Tigers, Strictly Stock Minis also racing.”
The WMMP should be really good. I was psyched to see any kind of a Modified race on their schedule originally, but unfortunately I can’t go. The WMT races i saw there in 2020 were great. I’m missing the “double” this weekend but I’ll be at Stafford.
We are going to white mountain… It has been on our bucket list since COVID…anybody have any advice or pointers on best parking, seating or local “musts?”
I’ll be at White Mountain. It’ll be my first visit. Would’a been at Stafford for tonight’s event if it were held on its original date. Awesome that they have 27 cars entered. I’m not sure if these events being back-to-back influenced the entry list all that much. The only drivers who have done both MMTTS races this year but isn’t doing White Mountain are Brian Robie (which, yeah), and Nick Halkowicz, and neither of them are at Stafford. Maybe George Bessette, Mike Christopher, David Arute, Austin Beers, and Jacob Perry would have made the trek, but Arute, Beers, and Bessette didn’t go to Thunder Road, and Christopher is driving for Jimmy Paige who hasn’t entered any MMTTS events. I thought Jacob Perry was running a bunch of races for Ed Bagot this year but haven’t seen that car in a little while. So I dunno… maybe the tracks way up north just aren’t a great fit for modified teams.