SEEKONK, Mass. — Kaiden Fisher had one goal when entering The Cement Palace Saturday morning; to capture the $20,000 Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour championship.
The 19-year-old did just that and more, sweeping the two Seekonk Speedway tour dates in 2026 en route to his first crown on the iconic international circuit.
Thirty-three cars made the trip to Seekonk Speedway in an attempt to win The Haunted Hundred this weekend. Thunder Road Speedbowl frontrunner Brandon Gray and Quebec’s Remi Perreault each earned a ‘+4’ handicap to set the front row.
Gray launched to the lead on the preferred inside groove and led more than half of the 100-lap feature through two quick-spin cautions by the 12RI of Bobby Pelland III and the 12CT of Brian Norman while a blown right front tire for Cole Littlewood added to his Seekonk struggles.
At the lap-60 restart, multi-time Seekonk Pro Stock champion David Darling took control at the front of the pack with Gray’s turn two spin seven laps later bringing out the fifth caution of the event. Darling kept pace out front as Factory 47 teammates and Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour championship hopefuls Fisher and Gabe Brown closed in.
The wild three-car battle up front saw Fisher take control at lap 90 just before Jesse Switser went into the spin-cycle off turn four for the final restart on lap 92. Fisher and Darling drag raced to the restart green flag with Fisher again taking off all the way to Milton CAT victory lane.
With the Haunted Hundred win, Kaiden Fisher sealed up the season in style with the 2026 Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour championship and the $20,000 grand prize presented by Milton CAT Director of Marketing Dean Swartz. David Darling rounded out the podium.
Erick Sands took fourth after an electrical issue almost forced him to withdraw from the starting line-up with Derek Gluchacki back behind the wheel to take fifth.
Remi Perreault took sixth with fellow Quebecer Jonathan Bouvrette taking seventh. Thunder Road hot-shoe Taylor Hoar finished eighth, New Hampshire’s Brian Whalley ninth and Brandon Gray recovering to round out the top 10.
