Andy Seuss is hoping that the third time is the charm when it comes to the True Value Modified Series getting in their 100-lap feature race at Monadnock Speedway (NH) this weekend. The race has already been delayed twice by rain, floods and mud. Now, the series is planning on competing there this Saturday night.
So far, the forecast looks good for both the race night and Seuss’ chances at success in it. The young New Hampshire driver has already won on the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour this season at Nashville’s Music City Motorplex. His first True Value Modified start of the season resulted in an 11th-place run two weeks ago at Waterford Speedbowl. He’s planning for a better result this time out.
“We struggled at Waterford,” said Seuss. “But since then [car owner] Brian Schofield has been hard at work. He has found some stuff that he has changed on the car and we’re looking to improve. Monadnock has always been a good track for me. We won there last year, so it would be a good place to build some momentum for the True Value Modified Racing Series season.”
The True Value Modified Racing Series event at Monadnock Speedway is scheduled to take place this Saturday, May 5th.
