Regional Racing is where the New England Truck Series showcases the local racing scene and talent. This section dives into the exciting world of regional motorsports, featuring up-and-coming drivers, grassroots events, and the community that supports them. Explore how regional racing is growing and shaping the future of truck racing in New England.
Frankie Muniz, best known for his acting career, is making waves in the world of motorsports with his full-time return to the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series in 2026. After several years of juggling acting with his racing career, Muniz is setting his sights firmly on the national stage. His comeback has stirred significant interest in […]
The LiUNA! 150 at Lime Rock Park will be remembered as one of the most important milestones in recent NASCAR Truck Series history. Held in Connecticut, this was the first time a NASCAR national series visited the iconic Lime Rock Park, and the event delivered everything fans could have hoped for: upgraded facilities, record-breaking attendance,
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By NETS Editorial Team | August 2025 NETS races draw grassroots fans and rising talent from all across the Northeast. A Movement Born from the Heart of Local Racing The New England Truck Series (NETS) began as a passion project—an effort to bring together local racers, families, and tracks under one banner. Today, it has
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By NETS Editorial Team | August 2025 The historic LiUNA 150 at Lime Rock Park drew crowds and made NASCAR history in Connecticut. Connecticut’s First National NASCAR Event On a warm summer weekend in July, Lime Rock Park made motorsports history by hosting the LiUNA 150, the first-ever NASCAR national series event held in the state of
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