Ron Silk entered Saturday's Jersey Shore 150 at Wall Stadium Speedway for the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour with a 10-point lead over Justin Bonsignore. Silk was also looking for his second win in a row and third on the season. After a wild 150-lap throw down that saw a number of different leaders and plenty of contact throughout the field, Silk gets to leave New Jersey with his third victory of the year, and an even bigger lead in the championship battle.

Silly season for the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour didn’t wait for the racing season to come to an end. It’s already well underway as evident by a couple of driver and team changes announced over the last two weeks.

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.

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.

WALL TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Jimmy Blewett is one of the best to ever race at Wall Stadium Speedway.

With the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour heading down to the Jersey Shore to Wall Stadium this weekend for just the fifth time in the history of the Tour, few drivers are as excited for this trip as Andrew Krause. Yes, Wall Stadium is the home track of Jimmy Blewett, and it’s another track that Matt Hirschman is dominant at, but no driver is as close to Wall Stadium as Krause.

For the first time since 2019, the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour returns to the state of New Jersey and Wall Stadium Speedway for the Jersey Shore 150 this Saturday night.