Barre, VT — Hometown racer and defending “King of the Road” Jason Corliss crushed the competition at Barre, VT’s Thunder Road to take the Community Bank N.A. 150 for the American-Canadian Tour (ACT) on Sunday, July 26. Corliss put on a high-banked clinic to lead all but one lap en route to his third straight victory in the event.

Barre, VT — Milton’s Scott Dragon continued his long road back from a tough start to 2020 by capturing the Country Camper Midseason Championships at Barre’s Thunder Road on Friday, July 25. The two-time “King of the Road” took the lead from rookie Matthew Smith of Essex Jct. with time winding down in the 75-lap Maplewood/Irving Oil Late Model feature and then pulled away for the double-point victory.

Barre, VT — Thunder Road officials have postponed the Country Camper Midseason Championships until Friday, July 24 at 6:30pm. The decision was made due to the high potential for rain and severe weather developing in the Central Vermont area throughout the late afternoon and evening.

Waterbury, VT — The American-Canadian Tour (ACT) makes its first trip of the year the Barre, VT’s Thunder Road this Sunday, July 26. The Community Bank 150 is the start of a busy stretch in mid-to-late summer where the bulk of the ACT season will be decided.

Barre, VT — The biggest night of the year for the Thunder Road track championship battles is about to take the green flag. All four divisions are in action this Thursday, July 23 at the Country Camper Midseason Championships with double points up for grabs that will set up the title chases for the rest of the season.

Barre, VT — Hometown racer Jason Corliss notched yet another crown jewel at Barre, VT’s Thunder Road by fending off the best of the Maplewood/Irving Oil Late Models as well as the threat of Mother Nature in the 41st Vermont Governor’s Cup 150 on Thursday, July 16. The defending champion got the best of multiple on-track battles in the race of the year for the Late Models to grab his second straight win and the 17th of his storied career.

Barre, VT — While plenty of top racers are looking to claim the Vermont Governor’s Cup for themselves this Thursday, July 16, one driver is hoping it doesn’t go anywhere. Fayston, VT’s Brooks Clark, the reigning Governor’s Cup winner, will make his season debut Thursday night to defend the crown he has held for the past year.