The long winter wait is finally over. As the frost recedes from the “Quiet Corner” of Connecticut, the thunder of engines returns to the legendary 5/8-mile high banks of Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park. For fans of the 2026 Pro Truck Challenge, this Saturday, April 11, marks more than just a race—it is the rebirth of […]
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The trucking industry is entering a pivotal year in 2026 with a convergence of regulatory changes, enforcement priorities, and market trends that will shape operations for carriers, owner-operators, and trucking enthusiasts alike. Whether you’re deeply involved in trucking culture or a passionate follower of the New England Truck Series, understanding these shifts helps you see
The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series is entering a new chapter. As manufacturers increase their presence and investment at the national level, truck racing is gaining renewed attention across the motorsports landscape. While much of the focus remains on NASCAR’s top divisions, the ripple effects of factory involvement may extend far beyond the national spotlight, reaching
Ram’s anticipated return to the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series in 2026 — backed by a full factory program — alongside the efforts of Kaulig Racing has created waves in the motorsports world. But what does this mean for regional circuits like the New England Truck Series? As these national changes unfold, regional racing teams and
The holiday season at the New England Truck Series is not just about racing—it’s about community, tradition, and celebrating the thrill of trucks in a festive atmosphere. Every December, the iconic Waterford Speedbowl transforms into a winter wonderland of motorsport excitement, where fans and drivers alike share in the joy of the season. Festive Decorations
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The roar of engines, the smell of burning rubber, and the energy of the crowd — the New England Truck Series (NETS) has always been about excitement and community. But in 2025, that community is expanding beyond the grandstands. Through social media, live data, and interactive technology, NETS is redefining how fans experience the thrill
On August 2, 2025, Lime Rock Park in Lakeville, Connecticut made history by hosting its first-ever NASCAR national series race—the LiUNA! 150. The event was more than just another addition to the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series schedule. It symbolized a milestone for New England motorsports and opened the door for new possibilities in regional racing,
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In recent years, multi-division racing events have become a defining trend across the motorsports landscape. From national series to regional tours, tracks are increasingly choosing to host weekends that combine several divisions into one action-packed showcase. For the New England Truck Series (NETS), this shift represents both an opportunity and a challenge—one that could redefine
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The New England Truck Series (NETS) is an exciting and rapidly growing motorsports series that continues to thrill fans with its high-speed truck racing events. With fierce competition and a dedicated fan base, NETS features powerful trucks built for speed and performance on legendary tracks throughout New England. One such beloved venue is the Waterford
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