National Points Fund Introduced For Northeast Asphalt 602 Crate/SK Light Modifieds

The National Short Track Promotions group, led by longtime short track marketer and racing promoter Joe Lewandoski, has organized a national points fund program focused on 602 Modifieds/SK Light Modifieds for the 2025 season.

The 2025 Eagle Chevy Perfomance 602 Asphalt Modified Point Fund will be open to teams from Stafford Speedway, New London-Waterford Speedbowl, Thompson Speedway, Riverhead Raceway, Wall Stadium, Evergreen Raceway, Mahoning Valley Speedway, Spencer Speedway and Evans Mills Speedway 

Drivers interested in participating in the points fund can enter for a $75 registration fee through National Short Track Promotions.

The program will feature a point fund of $20,120. First place will pay $1,500 with $1,000 up for grabs for second and $900 for third. The point fund will pay 50 positions with with 50th place earning $150.

Drivers will accumulate points toward the competition from May 22 to Sept. 22. Drivers can record one event finish weekly to be counted toward the program’s points competition.

At the end of the season one driver will be drawn to win a brand new Eagle Performance 602 Crate Motor.

For lots more information on the new program below click on our free access podcast below and hear Joe explain how this idea came to fruition, why he’s doing it and what it’s all about. Sign up for a free membership at the RaceDayCT Insider page to access the Quickcast episode.

LISTEN: FREE ACCESS: Catching Up With Joe Lewandoski And Introducing A New Multi-Track Points Competition Locally For 2025