The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour is set to make its long‑awaited return to New Hampshire Motor Speedway, bringing a 100‑lap showdown that promises high‑octane competition.
Justin Bonsignore, a four‑time champion of the series, last took the green flag in May before a season‑long hiatus, but he enters the Loudon event with a strong record that includes three victories at the 1‑mile oval.
Matt Hirschman, the most recent series winner, will also be on the grid, hoping to finally break through for his first win at New Hampshire after narrowly missing out last year.
Ryan Preece, a 2013 NASCAR Cup Series champion and 2021 Modified winner at the same track, returns to the Modified division after a brief stint in higher series, adding another layer of intrigue to the field.
Fans will be able to follow the action live on FloRacing, which will stream the race to subscribers, ensuring that viewers across the country can experience the excitement in real time.
A competitive lineup
The event will feature entries from Ken Massa Motorsports, BRE Racing and Catalano Motorsports, each bringing a stable of talented drivers eager to test their mettle on the historic concrete surface.
The last time the series raced at Loudon, Tyler Rypkema captured his maiden victory by nudging Bonsignore on the final lap, a finish that still resonates among fans and adds a narrative edge to this year’s contest.
With a mix of seasoned champions and hungry contenders, the race is poised to reshape the championship picture, making it one of the most anticipated events on the Modified Tour calendar.