1/1/2023
Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series
Title Sponsor Back For Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series For 2023; Six Event Schedule Finalized
Monaco Ford will return as the title sponsor for the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series in 2023.
The Glastonbury and Niantic based dealership celebrated its first season as the series sponsor in 2022. Monaco Ford owner Dave Monaco was a fixture at series events in 2022, taking on an active and hands-on approach with the partnership between the business and the series.
“We’re extremely excited to be back affiliated with the series,” Dave Monaco said. “I think it will be definitely as good as last year, if not better. I think we’ve got the potential of having some really good, quality races.”
The Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series officially released its 2023 schedule Monday with the biggest change coming with a new venue for the division’s season ending event.
The six-race slate for the series features events at five venues in four New England states in 2023.
The series kicks off its season with a return to Thunder Road International Speedbowl in Barre, VT. on May 28. The series made its debut at the historic venue in 2022 before a packed grandstand that saw Chase Dowling score victory.
The annual Open Wheel Wednesday at Seekonk (Mass.) Speedway, won by Matt Hirschman in 2022, is second on the schedule for 2023 on June 28.
The series makes its return to Star Speedway in Epping, N.H. on July 22, 2023. Last year’s event saw series rookie Jake Johnson get his first victory in a Tour Type Modified.
In 2022 the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series returned to the New London-Waterford Speedbowl for the first time since 2016. Dana DiMatteo scored his series win in the wildly popular event at the shoreline oval. The event is back on the schedule for 2023 on Aug. 12. 2023.
The 2022 season saw the Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series take over the headliner slot of the NAPA Fall Final at Stafford Speedway with Ron Silk winning the event. The series returns as the Fall Final main event on Sept. 23, 2023.
The biggest change for the series for 2023 will see the division’s annual season ending Haunted Hundred event moving from Seekonk Speedway to the Speedbowl. The Haunted Hundred, which was won by Anthony Nocella in 2022 will be run on Oct. 21, 2023 at the Speedbowl.
Article Credit: RaceDayCT
Submitted By: Renee Dupuis
