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(FREDERICTON, NB – July 11th, 2020) – The Riverview Ford Lincoln Season Opener at Speedway 660, scheduled for Saturday, July 11th, has been postponed due to persistent showers at the speedway throughout the afternoon. The event has been postponed to Sunday, July 12th. Pit gates will open at 9am with racing beginning at 3pm.
Photo by Tanya Everett Photography
(FREDERICTON, NB – July 8th, 2020) – The racing season at Speedway 660 will get the green flag this Saturday, July 11th with the Riverview Ford Lincoln Season Opener. The first race of the 2020 season will be headlined by a 100-lap feature for the RE/MAX East Coast Elite Pro Stocks. The Sportsman, DMR Auto Street Stock and Fredericton Gun Shop Sharp Shooters will play support to the Super Late Models. Racing action gets underway at 6:30pm on Saturday evening.
Driver registration now open for inaugural series
(FREDERICTON, NB – March 17th, 2020) – Speedway 660 is excited to welcome Fog City Auto Spa to their family of marketing partners. Fog City Auto Spa joins the four race Petty Raceway and Speedway 660 Sportsman Challenge presented by Lonnie Sommerville Racing in its inaugural year as presenting partner of the second event of the Series. The Fog City Auto Spa 100 will take place on Saturday, June 27th at 6:30pm at Speedway 660 and is the first of two races hosted at the Geary, New Brunswick track for the Sportsman Challenge.
Photos by Mike Francis
(RIVER GLADE, NB – March 4th, 2020) – Management of both Speedway 660 and Petty International Raceway have partnered to unveil a new four race home and home Series for the Late Model Sportsman division. The four race Petty International Raceway and Speedway 660 Sportsman Challenge presented by Lonnie Sommerville Racing will kick off on Saturday, June 13th at Petty International Raceway. The pair of New Brunswick tracks will each host two 100-lap Sportsman division races that are sure to thrill fans and attract race cars from around the region to compete for the top champion’s prize provided by Lonnie Sommerville Racing.
Petty International Raceway in River Glade, New Brunswick will host the first and third races in the Petty International Raceway and Speedway 660 Sportsman Challenge presented by Lonnie Sommerville Racing. The green flag will fly with a 100-lap feature on Saturday, June 13th while their second race will be a part of the second annual Petty International Raceway Summer Shootout on Saturday, August 1st.
Speedway 660 will host race two of the Petty International Raceway and Speedway 660 Sportsman Challenge presented by Lonnie Sommerville Racing with the Fog City Auto Spa 100 on Saturday, June 27th. The Series will conclude on SpeedWeekend 2020 with a $2,000 to win, 100-lap finale on Saturday, September 5th.
Each race will pay the winner a minimum of $1,250 to win with the finale paying $2,000 to win. Each driver that hauls from their home track will receive an additional $100 in tow money to compete. For example, if a Petty International Raceway regular races in one of the Speedway 660 events, they will receive $100 in tow money from Petty International Raceway to do so. If a Speedway 660 regular competes in one of the Petty International Raceway events, they will receive $100 in tow money courtesy of Speedway 660. A point total will be kept and the overall champion of the Petty International Raceway and Speedway 660 Sportsman Challenge presented by Lonnie Sommerville Racing will receive an AR Bodies body and installation courtesy of Lonnie Sommerville Racing. In addition, Hoosier Racing Tire will be giving one team chosen at random a set of tires at each of the four events. More contingency awards will be announced as they become available.
“We’re very excited to see these two tracks work closely together to put this Series together,” said Max Roy of Speedway 660. “Between Speedway 660, Petty International Raceway and Lonnie Sommerville Racing, it shows the racers and the fans that we are all committed to helping grow the sport of stock car racing in the Maritimes!”
“Petty Raceway is excited to be teaming up with Speedway 660 to offer the racers and fans this new event in 2020,” said Ellen Smith of Petty International Raceway. “We are very pleased to have been able to work with Max and Brent Roy to come up with a Sportsman rule package to make this event a possibility for this year and into the future.”
“We’re really looking forward to giving back to the Sportsman class,” said Lonnie Sommerville from Lonnie Sommerville Racing. “This partnership should draw a great car count for both tracks as the drivers battle for a championship prize worth over five thousand dollars! I have a great customer base in the Sportsman class and am always looking for new customers. Hopefully this works out great for the tracks, the teams and our company.”
Petty International Raceway and Speedway 660 Sportsman Challenge presented by Lonnie Sommerville Racing 2020 Schedule
| Date | Track | Event |
| Saturday, June 13th | Petty International Raceway | Sportsman 100 |
| Saturday, June 27th | Speedway 660 | Fog City Auto Spa 100 |
| Saturday, August 1st | Petty International Raceway | Summer Shootout 100 |
| Saturday, September 5th | Speedway 660 | SpeedWeekend 100 |
About Lonnie Sommerville Racing:
Lonnie Sommerville Racing (LSR) is your one stop for your racing needs. LSR offers everything from the ground up, whether it’s complete chassis, parts, setups, fabrication, body work, service, installation or anything else you might need between the bumpers. LSR offers services such as crew chief, consulting, driver development, race car rentals and is an official dealer for ARBodies. Visit LSR on Facebook at www.facebook.com/LonnieSommervilleRacing or call (506) 832-0884 for more information.
About Petty International Raceway:
Petty International Raceway is located on Highway 106, just 40 km west of Moncton, New Brunswick. To learn more about Petty International Raceway, its location, admission, policies, history, and more, please visit www.pettyinternationalraceway.com. To get current updates delivered to you directly please follow us on Twitter.
About Speedway 660:
Speedway 660 is one of Canada’s premier stock car racing facilities. Located in New Brunswick’s Fredericton region, it attracts race teams and fans from the Maritimes, New England and Quebec. The Speedway 660 racing season runs from mid May until Labour Day Weekend. SpeedWeekend, one of the most prestigious short track events in eastern North America, wraps up Speedway 660’s racing season.
(FREDERICTON, NB – February 26th, 2020) – It is a marketing relationship that has lasted over 20 year and will race on into 2020. Speedway 660 and Riverview Ford Lincoln are thrilled to announce a continued partnership which will see Riverview Ford Lincoln as one of the most prominent marketing partners at the Geary, New Brunswick oval.
The Speedway 660 staff has been busy behind the scenes getting ready to put a bow on 2019 while mashing the gas on 2020.
The 2019 Awards Banquet will take place on Saturday, January 25th, 2020, at the Fredericton Inn. The event will honor the accomplishments of the race teams from the 2019 season. Tickets are $45. The social hour will begin at 6:30pm with dinner getting the green flag at 7pm. A dance with DJ Dale Case will follow the dinner and awards.
(GEARY, NB – September 1st, 2019) – Ashton Tucker (Lyttleton, NB) cashed in for over $21,000 Sunday evening at Speedway 660 in winning the 19th Annual McLaughlin Roof Trusses 250. Tucker took the lead from Cassius Clark (Farmington, ME) just past the halfway point in the race and was quick to regain it after pit stops around the 100-lap to go mark. Clark used the final caution with 12 laps to go to propel the No. 13 car to second with 2019 track champion Brent Roy (Hanwell, NB) third. Reigning event champion Ryan Messer (Harvey, NB) and four-time Pro Stock track champion Greg Fahey (St. Stephen, NB) completed the top five.
Nineteen cars started the McLaughlin Roof Trusses 250, which took one hour, 40 minutes to complete. Clark, Tucker and Messer took home qualifying heat races.
Shawn Hyslop (St. Stephen, NB) raced to the win in the DMR Auto Street Stock feature on the undercard for the McLaughlin Roof Trusses 250. Michael Cormier (Grand-Barachois, NB) finished second after battling with DMR Auto Street Stock champion Chris Hanley (St. Stephen, NB).
Tristan Harris led an all Harvey podium in the Fredericton Gun Shop Sharp Shooter feature. The wild race saw the new track champion drive into victory lane over BJ Gillespie and Ryan Bernard.
Yves McCray (Neguac, NB) parked it in Riverview Ford Lincoln Victory Lane in the Atlantic Modified Tour feature. The race served as Round Eight on the 2019 season for the New Brunswick based series. Chris Wilson (South Esk, NB) was second followed by former RE/MAX East Coast Elite Realty Pro Stock regular Brandon Skidmore (Springhill, NS).
Chase MacKay (Bear Cove, NS) rallied from behind to take the Tim’s Corner Motorsports Bandolero Blast Day Two feature and the overall championship for the event. MacKay inherited the lead in the Sunday race after Dylan Dowe (Bedford, NS) and Colton Noble (Upper Nine Mile River, NS) tangled for the top spot. Nate Singer (Kennetcook, NS) was second on Sunday with Ayden Christensen (Windsor Junction, NS) in third.
All results are unofficial pending post race technical inspection. A full SpeedWeekend wrap up will be available this week at Speedway660.com.
This evening’s racing action at Speedway 660 concludes the 2019 season at the Geary, New Brunswick track. Watch Speedway 660 social media for off-season information, including announcements on the rules meetings and the 2019 awards banquet.
For more information about Speedway 660, visit Speedway660.com, like @Speedway660 on Facebook or call the Speedway 660 Raceline at (506) 454-7223.
About Speedway 660:
Speedway 660 is one of Canada’s premier stock car racing facilities. Located in New Brunswick’s Fredericton region, it attracts race teams and fans from the Maritimes, New England and Quebec. The Speedway 660 racing season runs from mid May until Labour Day Weekend. SpeedWeekend, one of the most prestigious short track events in eastern North America, wraps up Speedway 660’s racing season.
A Feature 1 (35 Laps): 1. 7-Tristan Harris, [3]; 2. 69-BJ Gillespie, [5]; 3. 73-Ryan Bernard, [2]; 4. 1-Matt Crocker, [12]; 5. 22-Ricky Arbeau Jr., [6]; 6. 51-Bryan Suttie, [4]; 7. 01-Jeff Rose, [21]; 8. 16-Matt Martin, [11]; 9. 71-Scott Kennie, [15]; 10. 8-Mike Brown, [14]; 11. 32-Darren Wilcox, [8]; 12. 41-Maggie Suttie, [13]; 13. 3-Charles Cyr, [16]; 14. 82-Clifford Biggart Jr., [19]; 15. 83-Brian Maillet, [17]; 16. 61.5-James Harnish, [20]; 17. 70-Tyler Seveck, [7]; 18. 11-Caleb Urquhart, [1]; 19. 75-Randy Titus, [9]; 20. 92-Randy Storey, [10]; 21. 61-Wesley Harnish, [18]
Heat 1 (10 Laps): 1. 11-Caleb Urquhart, [5]; 2. 51-Bryan Suttie, [1]; 3. 70-Tyler Seveck, [8]; 4. 92-Randy Storey, [7]; 5. 41-Maggie Suttie [3]; 6. 3-Charles Cyr, [6]; 7. 82-Clifford Biggart Jr., [4]; 8. 01-Jeff Rose, [2]
Heat 2 (10 Laps): 1. 73-Ryan Bernard, [2]; 2. 69-BJ Gillespie, [5]; 3. 32-Darren Wilcox, [6]; 4. 16-Matt Martin, [1]; 5. 8-Mike Brown, [3]; 6. 83-Brian Maillet, [7]; 7. 61.5-James Harnish, [4]
Heat 3 (10 Laps): 1. 7-Tristan Harris, [5]; 2. 22-Ricky Arbeau Jr., [1]; 3. 75-Randy Titus, [3]; 4. 1-Matt Crocker, [4]; 5. 71-Scott Kennie, [2]; 6. 61-Wesley Harnish, [6]
A Feature 1 (50 Laps): 1. 99-Shawn Hyslop, [3]; 2. 68-Michael Cormier, [2]; 3. 71-Chris Hanley, [5]; 4. 38-Justin Cole, [8]; 5. 44-Peter Martin, [13]; 6. 2-Chuck Mercer, [1]; 7. 15-Roger Slocum, [11]; 8. 77-Riley Goodwin, [14]; 9. 55-James Matchett, [10]; 10. 53-Bill Storey, [12]; 11. 21-Courtney Barton, [6]; 12. 60.10-Mike Weagle, [7]; 13. 60-Eric Matthews, [19]; 14. 53M-Donnie Matheson, [9]; 15. 00X-Karl Schaefer, [17]; 16. 54-Rick Cashol, [4]; 17. 05-Brody Levesque, [16]; 18. 95-Danny Bourque, [15]; 19. 69-BJ Gillespie, [18]
Heat 1 (10 Laps): 1. 2-Chuck Mercer, [3]; 2. 54-Rick Cashol, [6]; 3. 60.10-Mike Weagle, [7]; 4. 55-James Matchett, [4]; 5. 44-Peter Martin, [5]; 6. 05-Brody Levesque, [2]; 7. 60-Eric Matthews, [1]
Heat 2 (10 Laps): 1. 68-Michael Cormier, [1]; 2. 71-Chris Hanley, [3]; 3. 38-Justin Cole, [6]; 4. 15-Roger Slocum, [5]; 5. 77-Riley Goodwin, [2]; 6. 00X-Karl Schaefer, [4]
Heat 3 (10 Laps): 1. 99-Shawn Hyslop, [5]; 2. 21-Courtney Barton, [1]; 3. 53M-Donnie Matheson, [3]; 4. 53-Bill Storey, [4]; 5. 95-Danny Bourque, [6]; 6. 69-BJ Gillespie, [2]
A Feature 1 (250 Laps): 1. 32-Ashton Tucker, [2]; 2. 13-Cassius Clark, [1]; 3. 26-Brent Roy, [12]; 4. 1-Ryan Messer, [3]; 5. 29-Greg Fahey, [8]; 6. 40-Robbie MacEwen, [7]; 7. 23-Lonnie Sommerville, [6]; 8. 03-Steve Halpin, [19]; 9. 13M-Austin MacDonald, [10]; 10. 10-Devin Snell, [4]; 11. 87-Matt Harris, [18]; 12. 97-Chris Duncan, [16]; 13. 9-John Rankin, [13]; 14. 29T-Robert Tomlinson, [17]; 15. 24-Ben Pelletier, [14]; 16. 88-Kevin Moore, [15]; 17. 81-Ian Rasmussen, [9]; 18. 96-Wyatt Alexander, [5]; 19. 52-Dustin Tucker, [11]
Heat 1 (20 Laps): 1. 13-Cassius Clark, 04:47.142[5]; 2. 10-Devin Snell, 03:09.524[2]; 3. 40-Robbie MacEwen, 04:48.673[6]; 4. 13M-Austin MacDonald, 04:49.006[3]; 5. 9-John Rankin, 04:49.733[1]; 6. 97-Chris Duncan, 03:09.524[7]
Heat 2 (20 Laps): 1. 32-Ashton Tucker, [3]; 2. 96-Wyatt Alexander, [1]; 3. 29-Greg Fahey, [2]; 4. 52-Dustin Tucker, [6]; 5. 24-Ben Pelletier, [5]; 6. 29T-Robert Tomlinson, [4]
Heat 3 (20 Laps): 1. 1-Ryan Messer, [3]; 2. 23-Lonnie Sommerville, [5]; 3. 81-Ian Rasmussen, [1]; 4. 26-Brent Roy, [6]; 5. 88-Kevin Moore, [2]; 6. 87-Matt Harris, [4]
Day Two Results
Feature – 25 Laps
1st – #71 Chase MacKay
2nd – #81 Nate Singer
3rd – #24 Ayden Christensen
4th – #33 Austin Tanner
5th – #8 Dawson Noble
6th – #4 Nyk Pothier
7th – #23 Teagan Dempsey
8th – #03 Colton Noble
9th – #17 Dylan Dowe
Heat – Eight Laps
1st – #17 Dylan Dowe
2nd – #03 Colton Noble
3rd – #71 Chase MacKay
4th – #24 Ayden Christensen
5th – #33 Austin Tanner
6th – #81 Nate Singer
7th – #8 Dawson Noble
8th – #23 Teagan Dempsey
9th – #4 Nyk Pothier
Event Results (two features combined)
1st – #71 Chase MacKay (Average Finish: 2.5 – One Win)
2nd – #81 Nate Singer (4)
3rd – #03 Colton Noble (4.5 – One Win)
4th – #33 Austin Tanner (4.5)
5th – #24 Ayden Christensen (5)
6th – #17 Dylan Dowe (6)
7th – #8 Dawson Noble (6.5)
8th – #4 Nyk Pothier (7.5)
9th – #23 Teagan Dempsey (8.5)
10th – #87 Danny Chisholm (Did Not Race Sunday)
1. 58 Yves McCray
2. 2W Chris Wilson
3. 84 Brandon Skidmore
4. 75 Doug Matchett
5. 91 Braxton Stafford
6. 55 Zean Dutcher
7. 10 Greg Butler
8. 14 Kevin Brideau
9. 17 Joe Hoyt
10. 7 Travis Conroy
11. 2 Kevin Bailey
12. 22 Brody Levesque
13. 12 Steve Curtis
14. 88 John Lyons
Heat Race Winners: 75 Doug Matchett and 7 Travis Conroy
(GEARY, NB – August 31st, 2019) – Curtis Collins (Barnesville, NB) raced to the biggest win of his career on Saturday evening at Speedway 660. Collins, the newly crowned 2019 Sportsman track champion, won the Martin’s Home Heating 100 to kick off SpeedWeekend 2019 at the Geary, New Brunswick oval. Brady Creamer (Miramichi, NB) finished second while Laurie Cormier (Riverview, NB) brought home another SpeedWeekend podium finish by holding off Devin Snell (Saint John, NB) in the final laps. Luc Bourgeois (Memramcook, NB) finished in fifth place in the 20-car field.
Photos by Mike Francis
(GEARY, NB – August 29th, 2019) – SpeedWeekend 2019 at Speedway 660 in Geary, New Brunswick will officially go green on Saturday evening, August 31st, with the running of the Martin’s Home Heating Sportsman 100. The top Late Model Sportsman drivers from across the Province are set to battle for 100-laps and the $3,000 winner’s prize to kick off the racing portion of the Labour Day Weekend classic. The local Fredericton Gun Shop Sharp Shooter and DMR Auto Street Stock divisions, who are a key part during the Saturday night programs throughout the season at Speedway 660, will play support to the 19th Annual McLaughlin Roof Trusses 250 on Sunday afternoon, September 1st. Post time for Saturday’s racing action is 5:30pm with qualifying on Sunday slated for a 2pm start.
(GEARY, NB – August 27th, 2019) – The McLaughlin Roof Trusses 250 and SpeedWeekend 2019 are fast approaching and the field of Pro Stocks is beginning to assemble for the final Maritime Crown Jewel race of the year. Over 20 of the top talents from New Brunswick and some big names from outside provincial borders are getting ready to gather for the 19th annual edition of the 250 on Sunday, September 1st. Qualifying heat races for the $15,000-to-win McLaughlin Roof Trusses 250 will begin on Sunday at 2pm.