Claremont Motorsports Park sets June 5 weekly racing card

Tour Type Late Models headlined a full Friday night at Claremont Motorsports Park, where the June 5 Weekly Racing Series program put several divisions on the same card and gave Sullivan County race fans a reason to make the trip out for an entire evening of racing.

The lineup also included Super Streets, Six Shooters, Pure Stocks, 4-cylinder/6-cylinder/8-cylinder Enduro and Ridge Runners. That mix made the program more than a single-division show: it offered higher-speed headline racing at the top and lower-cost, entry-level classes that keep local drivers in the sport and give families plenty to watch without needing to be regulars to follow the action.

The June 5 listing came after a busy spring stretch that ran from April through late May, with test-and-tune sessions, the Spring Fling, karting events and special program nights filling the calendar. For fans and teams, that mattered because the schedule page showed a track that had already been active week after week, not one waiting for the season to start.

The page’s rainouts and resets also pointed to the kind of weather interruptions New England tracks often face, which made the June 5 card feel like a reset and a way to keep the season moving. Even with those delays, Claremont Motorsports Park stayed on schedule, and the Friday program underscored its role as one of the area’s steady entertainment draws.

For local readers deciding whether the drive was worth it, the appeal was clear: a packed weekly show, a broad mix of classes and a venue that has continued to bring drivers, crews, families and spectators together through the spring and into early June. The June 5 card was another sign that the summer schedule at Claremont Motorsports Park was already taking shape.