ACT & PASS Partner To Manage Lee USA Speedway
LEE, N.H. — The American-Canadian Tour’s Cris Michaud and the Pro All Stars Series’ Tom Mayberry have partnered once again to lease Lee Speedway USA next season.
The Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour travels across New England and Quebec while owning and operating the nationally renowned Thunder Road Int’l Speedbowl in Barre, Vermont and the fan-favorite White Mountain Motorsports Park in North Woodstock, New Hampshire.
Similarly, the Pro All Stars Series has been the premier super late model touring series in the Northeast since 2001 and owns and operates the nationally recognized Oxford Plains Speedway in Maine.
The two organizations have also partnered to operate the famed Thompson Speedway in Connecticut since 2020 and now come together for another new journey in 2026.
“I have always enjoyed the racing at Lee USA as a driver, spectator and official,” said ACT managing partner Cris Michaud. “Lee is easily one of the most recognized tracks in New England and I believe Tom (Mayberry) and I can build this great facility back to its pinnacle spot where it should be.”
“When Cris approached me to do this with him, I wasn’t too sure at first,” said PASS President Tom Mayberry. “But the more I thought about it, and the more we talked logistics, it all just came together very seamlessly. I know this will be a worthwhile adventure for both our organizations and certainly for the teams and fans that enjoy Lee USA Speedway as much as we do.”
The partnership has crafted an exciting schedule starting with a Milton CAT American-Canadian Tour and PASS Super Late Model doubleheader in April and ending with Oktoberfest weekend on October 16-18.
Friday night racing is set to run from late May to early September and will be announced after receiving approval from the Town of Lee.
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