Advance Auto Night at the Races is Coming to Seekonk!
Join us for a special appearance at Advance Auto Parts in Seekonk on Thursday, May 15 from 5PM to 7PM, as we gear up for Advance Auto Night at Seekonk Speedway on Saturday, May 17!
Meet and get autographs from some of Seekonk’s fan-favorite drivers:
Fans in attendance will have a chance to win Advance Auto Parts gift cards and tickets to the big night at the track on May 17!
It’s a great opportunity to connect with the stars, grab some freebies, and get revved up for a night of full-throttle racing excitement. Family fun for everyone—don’t miss it!
Let’s race into the weekend—See you there!
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ADVANCE AUTO PARTS & MILITARY NIGHT AT SEEKONK SPEEDWAY ON MAY 17
This Saturday night, May 17, Seekonk Speedway returns to NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Racing Series racing with a massive night of competition. This week is Advance Auto Parts night at the races, Military Night, and also includes two Everett’s Auto Parts Triple Crown Series races – for the Helger’s Sportsman and Pro Stocks.
Racing begins at 6 p.m. on Saturday evening.
During the week, on Thursday night, May 15, Seekonk Speedway will celebrate the Advance night at the races early at Advance Auto Parts at 150 Highland Avenue in Seekonk from 5-7 p.m. Fans can come by and meet Pro Stock standout Vinnie Arrenegado, Late Model rising star Andrew Gomes, Sport Truck driver Jake Vanada and Bandolero and Legends Cars rising star Ayla Martin. On Friday night, Fast Friday practice takes place from 5-8 p.m., with admission into the pits only.
When Saturday comes around, racing will be hot and heavy on the track.
The Pro Stocks will hit the third-mile for race three of the season, set for the extra-distance, with 60 laps. The first two events have proven drastically different, with Vinnie Arrenegado and Jacob “Rowdy” Burns coming out on top as feature winners. Entering week three, some names to watch looking for their first win of the year include David Darling, Mike Brightman and defending champion Dylan Estrella. Will Colbey Fournier come back from his tough start to the season with a strong run? Time will tell. It’s the first of three in the Everett’s Auto Parts Triple Crown Series and there will be many challenges for the top spot come the end.
The Helger’s Sportsman are coming off another wild 25-lap race last week that saw many different contenders up front. In the end, it was much of the same veteran presence up front – with Colby Lambert holding off Adam Pettey and Scott Serydynski Jr. for the victory. Those three and fourth-place finisher last week, Jeremy Lambert, have been top-five in both events this season. As the Sportsman get set for 35 laps this week, it will likely come down to some of these four for the victory in the first race of the Triple Crown. But, can someone like Nick Wood, Jimmy “Pepe” Silvia or Doug Benoit make their presence felt?
In the Sport Trucks, the first two weeks have proven that Mike Cavallaro is going to be one to beat. He won on opening day and followed it up with another podium in week two, finishing third. Rising competitor Ethan Heilborn scored the week two win, his first career. While those
two will want to win again, they will have to contend with defending champion Rick Martin, Tim Bolger Jr., Jake Vanada and many others in Saturday’s 25-lap feature.
The Late Model field was chasing Jacob Burns in week two. After he missed the first race of the season, Burns became the first driver in 58 years to win two NASCAR Saturday races in the same night. He chased through the pack to pass Charlie Rose on the outside lane in the Late
Models to win. Rose, who had a mechanical failure in week one while leading, rebounded for second in week two. He enters this Saturday’s 30-lap feature hungry for more. After two weeks in the championship standings, Chase Belcher quietly sits up top after strong runs, with rising star Andrew Gomes not far behind. Defending champion Luke LeBrun is third, with Josh Hedges and Mark Jenison fourth and fifth. Will one of these drivers win this week?
Race fans are encouraged to review Seekonk Speedway’s updated bag and cooler policy before attending all events during the 2025 season. To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all guests, Seekonk Speedway is implementing updated entry guidelines for the 2025 season in coordination with public safety outlines developed with the Town of Seekonk and Public Safety Officials. Fans can view permitted and prohibited items online at seekonkspeedway.com/about [2].
Saturday night NASCAR racing begins at 6 p.m. with Advance Auto Parts and Military night at the track. Grandstands open at 4:30 p.m. for advanced ticket holders and 5 p.m. for ticket sales on the day of the event. For tickets, information and schedules, visit SeekonkSpeedway.com and don’t forget to follow the track on social media for the latest news and updates.
Updated Bag and Cooler Policy for the 2025 Season at Seekonk Speedway
To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all guests, Seekonk Speedway is implementing updated entry guidelines for the 2025 season in coordination with public safety outlines developed with the Town of Seekonk and Public Safety Officials.
Permitted Items
Each ticketed patron in the grandstands will be allowed to bring one bag per person that meets the following criteria:
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Clear plastic bags or clear backpacks measuring no larger than 12” x 6” x 12”
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Small wristlets or handheld wallets
Prohibited Items
The following items will not be allowed into the stadium:
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No Bags not meeting the permitted criteria listed above
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No Coolers, including those containing cans, glass bottles, or other beverages
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No Wagons or Carts ( Baby Strollers are Allowed)
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No Drones
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No Portable folding or standalone chairs ( rest back chair backs are available for rent inside the stadium, personal seat backs are allowed on Fast Fridays and NASCAR Weekly racing and must be less than 18”wide-12”deep-16”high)
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No Dogs or pets (service animals are permitted)
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No umbrellas or pop up tents
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Weapons of any kind (firearms, knives, etc.)
Special Considerations
Diaper bags and medical bags will be permitted but will be subject to inspection at designated entry points. If you are a member of a race team and have equipment we will make considerations subject to bag searches.
Seekonk Speedway is committed to providing a safe, family-friendly environment for all attendees. We look forward to welcoming you to an exciting 2025 season, which marks our 80th year of racing action!
Get ready for an adrenaline-packed Father’s Day celebration at Seekonk as we proudly present the Monster Truck Fathers Day Bash on June 15th, 2025!
This thrilling event promises an unforgettable experience for families and monster truck enthusiasts alike.
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…jaw-dropping monster trucks that will leave you on the edge of your seat!
Witness the best one-on-one racing action in the Northeast with the East Coast Towing Spectator Drags Spring Shoot Out. It’s the ultimate showdown of speed, skill, and pure horsepower!
From 11:30 am to 1 pm, don’t miss your chance to experience the thrill up close with Monster Truck rides! Buckle up and hold on tight for an adventure like no other.
Join us for the FREE Pit Party happening from 11:30 am to 1 pm! Get up close and personal with the monster trucks, meet the drivers, and soak in the excitement before the main event.
* Gates Open: 11:30 am
* Monster Truck Rides: 11:30 am – 1 pm
* FREE Pit Party: 11:30 am – 1 pm
* Showtime: 2 pm
1782 Fall River Ave , Seekonk MA 02771
Don’t miss out on the action-packed Seekonk Speedway Monster Truck Spring Bash on Father’s Day, June 15th, 2025. It’s the perfect way to celebrate with the entire family and create unforgettable memories. Get ready for a day of roaring engines, high-flying stunts, and heart-pounding excitement!
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