For the second straight year, Justin Bonsignore stood in NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour victory lane at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Saturday afternoon.

Persistent rain showers throughout the afternoon on Friday afternoon forced NASCAR and New Hampshire Motor Speedway officials to cancel qualifying for Saturday's NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour race at The Magic Mile. As a result, the starting lineup for the Mohegan Sun 100 has been set via owner's points.

New Hampshire Motor Speedway has long been nicknamed the “Magic Mile.” It seems like every track one-mile in length needs to have some sort of alliterative nickname. Dover is the “Monster Mile.” The now defunct New York State Fairgrounds track was the “Moody Mile.” In Milwaukee the track is literally named “The Milwaukee Mile Speedway.”

The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour returns to “The Magic Mile” this Saturday for what is always a thrilling 100-lap showdown on Modified racing’s biggest stage. And to no one’s surprise, the Tour is bringing a 32-car field loaded with talent to Loudon, New Hampshire’s New Hampshire Motor Speedway for Saturday evening’s Mohegan Sun 100.

Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR) announced Thursday that three-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Champion (NWMT) Justin Bonsignore will drive the team’s No. 19 Toyota GR Supra in the NASCAR Xfinity Series (NXS) race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway (NHMS) on Saturday, June 22.

Two of the best Modified drivers over the past decade squared off in a battle on the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour's biggest stage Saturday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. When the checkered flag waved at The Magic Mile, three-time champion Justin Bonsignore beat six-time champion Doug Coby by 0.045 seconds to win the Mohegan Sun 100.

The starting lineup is set for the biggest race of the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour season. Following a round of single-car qualifying on Friday evening, Justin Bonsignore earned his third consecutive pole at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

LOUDON, N.H.  – The McGee Automotive Family Sprint Cars of New England (SCoNE) tour will make its own little piece of history on Friday, July 14, as NASCAR Cup Series star Chase Briscoe becomes the first big-league driver to take on the “winged, wild, and wicked fast” warriors. Briscoe brings a wealth of dirt track racing experience with him to the “Friday Night Dirt Duels” at The Flat Track at New Hampshire Motor Speedway (NHMS) and is likely to be one of the drivers to beat.

The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour rolling into New Hampshire Motor Speedway in July is like the NASCAR Cup Series rolling into Daytona International Speedway in February. It’s the Daytona 500 for pavement Modifieds. The Mohegan Sun 100 on Saturday evening is a race that every Modified driver dreams about winning, and the importance of this race is very evident when looking at an entry list containing 30 of the best Modified teams in the Northeast.

A unique dirt track racing event held on the grounds of New Hampshire Motor Speedway will make its way to a national audience in 2023. For the first time in event history, the Friday Night Dirt Duels at The Flat Track will be streamed live on the FloRacing platform on Friday, July 14.

This year's NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour season had it all. From new rivalries to first-time winners and a spectacular championship battle, there wasn't much to not like this season. Now that 2022 is a few weeks from being complete, it's time to take a look back at some of the best moments from this past season before we turn the page to 2023.

LOUDON, N.H. — When the field came off Turn 4 to take the checkered flag in the Whelen Manufactured in America 100 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Anthony Nocella found himself running in the fourth position.

The most-anticipated race of the year for the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour takes place Saturday evening at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Follow along on this page for lineups, results and updates as you watch the action live on FloRacing.

The crossed flags are out on the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour as it has reached the halfway point of the 2022 season with last Saturday’s Jersey Shore 150 at Wall Stadium Speedway. With eight races down and eight races to go, it has become clear that the championship is going to be won with consistency.

They say that Walt Disney World is the “Most Magical Place on Earth,” but for the drivers of the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour, that place is actually New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Located in a small town called Loudon, New Hampshire, the one-mile oval will play host to Saturday's Whelen Manufactured in America 100.