N. WOODSTOCK, N.H. — Andrea St. Amour brought the Ammonoosuc Asphalt Mini Late Models to green for their final 40-lap trophy dash of the 2026 season.
Nick Miller had already secured the track championship by entering the pit area Saturday, but still had all intention to nab the last race of the year to boot. By lap five Cody LeBlanc powered into the lead and stretched ahead of Donnie Baumgardner and St. Amour. Miller powered up the field but didn’t have quite enough for LeBlanc and settled for second ahead of Donnie Baumgardner in third.
The Dads 4 By Tool & Supply Kids Division kicked off the Ammonoosuc Asphalt Night action with Bella Hamel quickly taking the point. Hamel ran away with the lead as Chloe Doyle, Cameron Beattie and Evan Folsom ran hard for second. Extended to a 20-lap feature after rain cancelled their heat race qualifiers, Bella Hamel dominated to take the win with Folsom taking second over Beattie as they came off turn four.
Rookie Lucas Sidney also made it a runaway in the Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Strictly Minis during their 25-lap feature. Sidney lead every lap around Jacob Roy to take the win while Nate ‘Tater’ Brien and Tyler Thompson battled for second throughout the Ammonoosuc Asphalt trophy dash. In the end, Tater went high and lost ground in the closing stages, giving Thompson the second-place run and former Rookie of the Year Connor Rueda the third-place run on his rare return to White Mountain.
Devin Deshaies and Dave Stone III fought hard at the start of the NELCAR Legends feature but it was Deshaies who took all the advantage of the top spot. Jake Kelly and Trevor Randlett followed nose-to-tail behind Deshaies in attempt to make up lost ground. A late race caution changed the complexion of the race behind him, but no-one had anything for Devin Deshaies who took the win over Adam Warnock and Dave Stone III.
The Bandoleros had their largest car count of the season with the most spectacular wreck of the evening. Former winner Chase Guilemmette was putting on a clinic when he made contact with the spinning Arielle Holland in turn four and rolled side-over-side multiple times to end his day early. Joe Bryant went on to take the win over Thea Meserve and McKinley Burrows.
Things turned sour quickly in the 1764 Sports Bar & Grill Late Models with rookies Jason Woodard and Kyler Davis making contact on the backstretch, sending Davis spinning in turn three with both sent to the rear on lap one. The caution also saw the end of the day for championship hopeful Kasey Beattie with a broken rear-end stopping his run for the gold. Back under green, rookie Lukee Shannon and Mike ‘Beetle’ Bailey showed the way out front with Colin Cornell in tow.
Shannon regained the lead by lap ten and tried to run away as Cornell ran within a car length in his very own tire tracks. On the defense from then on, the final yellow came out with a two car spin in turn two to rerack the field for a seven-lap dash to the end. Lukee Shannon took his best lead of the race to the very end for win number two in his rookie season with Colin Cornell taking silver and part-timer Ben Belanger joining the podium in third.
AJ Sicard got the action started out ahead of The Farmyard Store Flying Tigers, setting the early pace ahead of Nate Hamblett. By the halfway point, following a caution, it was the Mike Clark-Cameron Ouellette dance out front as the pair fought doorhandle-to-doorhandle around the White Mountain highbanks. Ouellette finally broke the stalemate with ten laps remaining and ran away with his first career win at White Mountain Motorsports Park over Mike Clark and Owen Cheney at the line.
