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(Stafford Springs, CT) — For the 10th consecutive season, Maybury Material Handling of East Longmeadow, MA, will be a first-place contingency program partner at Stafford Motor Speedway. Maybury will present a weekly bonus of $150 to each SK Modified® winner and a $150 bonus to each SK Light feature winner during the 2025 season. With both the SK Modified® and SK Light divisions each having 22 races on the schedule, Maybury will contribute a total of $6,600, with each division having a winning driver’s pool of $3,300. Maybury Material Handling will also serve as the title sponsor of the August 29 Back to SKool Night Kids Night.
“We’re happy to be involved with Stafford Speedway and to be a part of the contingency program for another season,” said John Maybury of Maybury Material Handling. “We love Stafford Speedway and are excited to be supporting both of their modified divisions as well as Kids Night. We’ve been involved at Stafford on and off since the ’80s, and racing has always had a special place in my family, so we are pleased to be able to support Stafford’s modified drivers who share that same passion.”
The 2024 season was one of the most competitive in the history of the SK Modified® division, with 12 different drivers reaching NAPA Victory Lane over 20 races. Of the 12 different winners, only four drivers—Michael Christopher Jr., Cory DiMatteo, Troy Talman, and Andrew Molleur—won more than once. Christopher led all drivers with four wins, followed by DiMatteo and Talman with three wins each, and Molleur with two wins. Single-event winners included David Arute, Steven Chapman, Mikey Flynn, Tyler Hines, Todd Owen, Jon Puleo, Keith Rocco, and Marcello Rufrano. Chapman, Flynn, and Talman each won their first SK races during the season.
The SK Lights had only eight different feature winners over 20 races, but that was in part due to Tyler Chapman tying a division record with 10 wins. Nickolas Hovey won three times, while Chris Matthews won twice, making them the only other drivers besides Chapman to win multiple races. Single-feature wins were scored by Robert Bloxsom III, Josh Morrison, Alexander Pearl, Brian Sullivan, and Amanda West. There were also three first-time winners in the SK Light ranks this season, with Bloxsom, Morrison, and West all making their first trips to NAPA Victory Lane.
About Maybury Material Handling
Since 1976, Maybury Material Handling has been designing, supplying, and servicing a wide variety of material handling equipment throughout New England. Maybury provides customers from a wide range of industries with solutions to move, lift, and store their parts and products. Maybury has become one of the largest and most successful material handling companies in the Northeast, with over 125 employees operating as a distributor for approximately 1,300 manufacturers.
Maybury supplies virtually all types of material handling equipment, including many ergonomic and productivity-enhancing products. Customers range from large manufacturers to small, family-owned businesses. A diverse product line, knowledgeable personnel, and an emphasis on safety combine to make Maybury a recognizable leader in the material handling industry. For more information about Maybury Material Handling, please visit Maybury.com.
The first Maybury contingency bonuses of the 2025 season will be handed out as part of the 53rd Annual NAPA Spring Sizzler®, set for April 26-27. The NAPA Spring Sizzler® kicks off on Saturday, April 26, with feature events for the Late Model, Limited Late Model, and Street Stock divisions, along with SK Light qualifying duel races that will set the field for an extra-distance 30-lap feature event on Sunday, April 27.
Order 53rd NAPA Spring Sizzler® Tickets
Sunday, April 27, will feature the 53rd Annual NAPA Auto Parts Spring Sizzler®. The racing card will include qualifying and feature racing for the SK Modified® division, the 30-lap SK Light Modified feature, and the NAPA Pit Party.
For more information, visit staffordspeedway.com, follow Stafford Speedway on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or contact the track office at 860-684-2783.
