Event: USNEPower Haunted Hundred
Where: Seekonk Speedway, Seekonk, Mass.
When: Saturday Nov. 2
Schedule: Detailed Schedule for Saturday at Seekonk Speedway
Who: Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series Seekonk Entry List
Notes
— The Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series hosts the eighth and final event of their 2024 schedule at Seekonk Speedway on Saturday.
— The Haunted Hundred returns to the Seekonk Speedway after being held in 2023 at the New London-Waterford Speedbowl.
— The first Haunted Hundred was held at Seekonk in 2017, won by Matt Hirschman. Hirschman also won the event in 2018. Chase Dowling was the Haunted Hundred winner in 2019. The event was not run in 2020 due to COVID restrictions. Dowling won the event in 2021 and Anthony Nocella was the winner in 2022. Hirschman won the 2023 edition at the Speedbowl.
— Saturday’s event will mark the 15th Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series event at Seekonk since 2014.
— Matt Hirschman has five Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series victories overall at Seekonk. Chase Dowling is the only other driver with multiple series wins at the track with two victories. Other winners have been Teddy Hodgdon IV, Matt Swanson, Anthony Nocella, Ron Silk, Doug Coby, Richard Savary and Tommy Barrett Jr.
— There have been six different winners in the first seven Monaco Modified Tri-Track events of the season.
— 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.
— Jake Johnson celebrated his third Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series victory in the divison’s inaugural event at White Mountain Motorplex in North Woodstock, N.H. on July 27.
— Matt Hirschman won the Belltown Motors/Fowlers Auto Wrecking 100 on Aug. 10 at the New London-Waterford Speedbowl
— Woody Pitkat scored his second career Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series victory – and first since 2015 – in the RaceChoice.com 125 at Star Speedway on Sept. 15.
— Matt Hirschman scored his second victory of the season in the NAPA Fall Final 80 at Stafford Speedway on Sept. 28. It was Hirschman’s second consecutive victory in the historic event at Stafford.
— Jon McKennedy was victorious in the first Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series event at Thompson Speedway on Oct. 12.
— Matt Hirschman leads the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series standings. Woody Pitkat is second, 27 points off the lead. Ronnie Williams sits third in the standings, 33 points behind Hirschman. Teddy Hodgdon IV is fourth, 34 points 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 21 victories in 55 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 visited seven different tracks in four states in 2024.
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— 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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30 cars would cement 2024 as the worst car count for tri track in the last decade.
it’s an expensive sport. It’s been a long year for tour type modified racing. At the beginning of the season there wasn’t many weeks in which there wasn’t a tour type mod race scheduled between tri track whelen MRS and opens. I would argue that the quality of the field is really good and it should be a great show. A lot of the have nots have stopped showing up for tri track shows with the qualifying procedure change. When it was a draw some of the less competitive teams would show up hoping for a good draw to put them up front of a heat where they might be able to sneak into a good starting spot for the feature. Now that they use timed practice there is little chance of getting a good starting spot for some of the less competitive racers. They know it and don’t show up like they used to. I would be really surprised given the Tri track format and amount of tour type mod events if we get back to the 40 plus car count on a regular basis. Tri track does have some of the deepest fields there is probably around 12 cars that you can argue could win this weekend. Not sure you can make the same argument about other tour type modified races.
Don’t forget you have ACT 100 lapper and an open street stock race. I went to the ACT race at Seekonk earlier this year and it was one of the best shows I went to. They had a consi and had to send a few cars home as DNQ. The street stocks routinely steal the show during weekly competition at Seekonk. You get their regular field plus some invaders…..it could be real good. I think you will see full fields in all divisions. Last race of the season locally. Get out to the track.
34 ACT cars entered, 30 Mods, for a November race ? 10,000 /5,000 to win, pretty good imo.
Nothing wrong with 30 mods, I’m not sure how the points work in regards to earning the 25 bonus points Do you have to start all 8 races or just show up every show . I’m thinking the 60 car has the title wrapped up and the battle is for second.