Barre, VT — The familiar #48 of the ‘Tampa Tornado,’ Robbie Crouch, is ready to make some more blistering laps at Thunder Road International Speedbowl for the first time in over a decade. Evan Hallstrom will pilot the Crouch-owned machine joining the stiff Maplewood/Irving Oil Late Model competition on several outings in 2022.

Barre, VT — Thunder Road officials and R&R Race Parts N.H. are excited to announce an addition to our already spectacular 2022 calendar with the R&R Race Parts Street Stock Open 75 as part of Community College of Vermont Night on Thursday, June 23rd.

Barre, VT — Thunder Road and FloRacing officials have confirmed that their live streaming partnership to bring fans worldwide the excitement of Central Vermont stock car racing will continue in 2022. All 19 Thunder Road events will again be broadcast in full as part of a multi-year agreement.

We’ve taken a look back at some of the most memorable events in 2021. Now it’s time to look ahead toward 2022! Every event at Thunder Road this year is going to stand out in some way — but here are five that we think people will still be talking about next offseason, too. Once you’ve seen our picks, let us know: what events are YOU looking forward to most?

(NOTE: Events are listed in chronological order.)

Barre, VT — We all sat in awe as Barre’s own Nick Sweet took down a blistering 12.107-second time during Booth Bros/HP Hood Time Trials as part of the 59th annual Vermont Milk Bowl presented by Northfield Savings Bank. Now, in 2022, fans both trackside and around the world on FloRacing will be given a new definition of speed on the iconic Thunder Road high-banks.

Before turning the page to 2022, Thunder Road is taking one last look back at the most memorable events of the 2021 season. We know every event is memorable to someone, but in the humble opinion of our staff, these are five events that stood out from the rest. Enjoy the trip down memory lane, and then let us know: what were your favorite events of 2021?

(NOTE: Events are listed in chronological order.)

Barre, VT — The American-Canadian Tour (ACT) announced today that it has completed the move of its main offices to Barre, VT. It is the first time that ACT has moved to a new headquarters since the organization’s founding in 1986.

All ACT day-to-day operations and administrative work will now be conducted at 105 North Main Street, Suite 208 in Barre. The office is on the second floor of the building. Prior to the move, the ACT offices had been located on Stowe Street in Waterbury, VT.