2006 NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour

Last updated October 26, 2024

The 2006 NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour was the 22nd season of the Whelen Modified Tour (WMT). It began with the Icebreaker 150 at Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park on April 9. It ended with the CarQuest Fall Final at Stafford Motor Speedway on October 28. Tony Hirschman Jr. entered the season as the defending Drivers' Champion. Mike Stefanik won his seventh and final championship after 16 races, 209 points ahead of Ed Flemke Jr.

Schedule

Source:^[1]

No.	Race Title	Track	Date
1	Icebreaker 150	Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park, Thompson	April 9
2	Carquest Tech-Net Spring Sizzler	Stafford Motor Speedway, Stafford	April 23
3	Wheeler Brothers 150	Jennerstown Speedway, Jennerstown	June 13
4	New England Dodge Dealers 100	Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park, Thompson	June 29
5	Connecticut Classic 150	Stafford Motor Speedway, Stafford	July 4
6	New England 100	New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon	July 15
7	Paul Graff Trucking 100	Holland International Speedway, Holland	July 8
8	Riverhead 200	Riverhead Raceway, Riverhead	August 5
9	New England Dodge Dealers 150	Stafford Motor Speedway, Stafford	August 8
10	New England Dodge Dealers 150	Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park, Thompson	August 17
11	Made In America Whelen 300^{[lower-alpha 1]}	Martinsville Speedway, Martinsville	September 2
12	Sunoco Modified Mania	Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park, Thompson	September 10
13	New Hampshire 100	New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon	September 15
14	Whelen VFD 150	Waterford Speedbowl, Waterford	October 8
15	World Series of Auto Racing Pres. by Whelen	Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park, Thompson	October 15
16	CarQuest Fall Final	Stafford Motor Speedway, Stafford	October 28

Notes

↑ The Made In America Whelen 300 was held as a combined event, with competitors from the Whelen Modified Tour competing along with competitors for the Whelen Southern Modified Tour. The race was run with a series-based point distribution, where drivers received points and statistical credit for their finish relative to other drivers in their series, not to the whole field in general.

Results and standings

Races

No.	Race	Pole position	Most laps led	Winning driver	Manufacturer
1	Icebreaker 150^[2]	Jerry Marquis	Chuck Hossfeld	Mike Stefanik	Chevrolet
2	Carquest Tech-Net Spring Sizzler^[3]	Donny Lia	Doug Coby	Doug Coby	Pontiac
3	Wheeler Brothers 150^[4]	Tony Hirschman Jr.	Ed Flemke Jr.	Ted Christopher	Chevrolet
4	New England Dodge Dealers 100^[5]	Jimmy Blewett	James Civali	Todd Szegedy	Ford
5	Connecticut Classic 150^[6]	Mike Stefanik	Jimmy Blewett	John Blewett III	Chevrolet
6	New England 100 ^[7]	Zach Sylvester	Ted Christopher	John Blewett III	Chevrolet
7	Paul Graff Trucking 100^[8]	Matt Hirschman	Tony Hirschman Jr.	Tony Hirschman Jr.	Chevrolet
8	Riverhead 200^[9]	Ted Christopher	Ted Christopher	Ted Christopher	Chevrolet
9	New England Dodge Dealers 150^[10]	Tony Hirschman Jr.	James Civali	James Civali	Chevrolet
10	New England Dodge Dealers 150^[11]	Tony Hirschman Jr.	Tony Hirschman Jr.	Ted Christopher	Chevrolet
11	Made In America Whelen 300^[12]	Mike Stefanik	Mike Stefanik	Jimmy Blewett	Chevrolet
12	Sunoco Modified Mania^[13]	Donny Lia	Matt Hirschman	Eric Beers	Chevrolet
13	New Hampshire 100 ^[14]	Mike Stefanik	Todd Szegedy	John Blewett III	Chevrolet
14	Whelen VFD 150^[15]	Jerry Marquis	Ed Flemke Jr.	Donny Lia	Chevrolet
15	World Series of Auto Racing Pres. by Whelen^[16]	Tony Hirschman Jr.	Ted Christopher	Reggie Ruggiero	Chevrolet
16	CarQuest Fall Final^[17]	Todd Szegedy	Todd Szegedy	Todd Szegedy	Ford

Drivers' championship

(key) Bold - Pole position awarded by time. Italics - Pole position set by final practice results or rainout. * – Most laps led.

Pos	Driver	THO	STA	JEN	THO	STA	NHA	HOL	RIV	STA	THO	MAR	THO	NHA	WFD	THO	STA	Points
1	Mike Stefanik	1	4	11	6	5	5	3	4	5	6	14*	9	4	4	5	6	2457
2	Ed Flemke Jr.	18	27	3*	2	16	4	4	10	7	7	12	4	7	2*	18	9	2248
3	Ted Christopher	4	6	1	29	6	7*	2	1*	22	1	2	28	6	3	19*	25	2247
4	Tony Hirschman Jr.	5	9	2	5	7	11	1*	20	21	2*	27	33	10	18	6	4	2170
5	Todd Szegedy	17	12	8	1	23	6	6	9	6	21	4	11	5*	27	16	1*	2165
6	Jerry Marquis	33	11	6	32	10	8	5	3	16	10	16	6	2	23	3	10	2096
7	James Civali	6	7	12	3*	24	2	10	17	1*	31	3	14	3	14	30	22	2087
8	Donny Lia	15	2	5	12	3	38	21	19	17	9	17	19	30	1	4	7	2029
9	Zach Sylvester	28	28	16	18	4	36	19	11	8	3	15	12	8	5	9	3	1997
10	Eric Beers	21	3	4	4	12	12	18	27	28	30	41	1	9	24	26	11	1888
11	Matt Hirschman	35	8	14	33	9	24	16	13	4	26	7	8*	13	16	14	12	1873
12	Chuck Hossfeld	2*	15	7	26	27	14	12	2	19	18	31	16	14	20	31	18	1852
13	Richard Houlihan	9	17	13	16	14	19	8	16	13	28	23	17	16	19	12	26	1833
14	Doug Coby	16	1*	9	17	21	33	24	DNQ	20	20	5	7	33	11	23	13	1792
15	Jimmy Blewett	20	29	17	14	2*	42	9	DNQ	24	5	1	32	11	28	2	30	1754
16	Jamie Tomaino	8	19	23	13	13	25	17	18	12	29	34	30	26	12	22	16	1693
17	Ken Barry	29	16	18	10	31	35	11	DNQ	2	24	33	21	15	30	32	2	1642
18	Ron Yuhas Jr.	23	14	DNQ	9	29	15	29	DNQ	15	8	6	24	37	7	17	21	1614
19	Ron Silk	11	DNQ	DNQ	19	20	10	26	22	25	11	29	34	12	22	7	8	1599
20	Anthony Sesely	22	DNQ	20	15	8	21	23	21	11	19	19	31	18	9	29	24	1596
21	Reggie Ruggiero	3	13	24	7	11	3			9	DNQ	38	2	38		1	27	1583
22	Rob Summers	24	5	21	35	19	30	13	5	26	25	42		32	26	11	28	1475
23	John Blewett III	36	21		11	1	1			23	22		3	1		20	5	1439
24	Danny Sammons	31	10	DNQ	27	26	23	7	DNQ	DNQ	33	24	35	21	25	10	17	1426
25	Jimmy Storace	25	DNQ	25	25	DNQ	16	27	DNQ	14	32	20	36	22	10	DNQ	19	1295
26	Steve Whitt	32	20	15	8	25	28	15	DNQ	30	14	40	15	20				1261
27	Kevin Goodale	34	31	22	23	22	34		DNQ	27	DNQ	8	25	36		13	14	1214
28	Wade Cole	12	DNQ	28	28	DNQ	32	22	DNQ	DNQ	23	21	27	28	17	DNQ	23	1192
29	Chris Pasteryak	DNQ	24		30	DNQ				3	12		13	23	6	8	15	1140
30	Jon McKennedy	10	DNQ	10	DNQ	DNQ	26	14		29	13	DNQ	18	34		DNQ	32	1090
31	Jake Marosz	DNQ	DNQ	26	DNQ	DNQ	22	20	DNQ	DNQ	DNQ	DNQ	29	35	15	DNQ	DNQ	880
32	Glenn Tyler	37	DNQ	27	24		37	25	23	DNQ			DNQ	24	29	DNQ	DNQ	838
33	Tom Bolles	DNQ			DNQ	15				10	4		20			DNQ	20	702
34	Renee Dupuis	26	22		22	DNQ	18				17		23			27		686
35	Richard Savary		DNQ		31	18	27				15	43				15		604
36	Dave Etheridge	19	32		21	DNQ								17	21	DNQ	DNQ	602
37	Eric Berndt	30	DNQ		DNQ					DNQ	DNQ		26		8	DNQ	29	576
38	Mike Andrews	7	23	DNQ					6			37			DNQ			561
39	Rick Fuller	27	18				31						10	31			31	535
40	Ken Bouchard	13			DNQ		17				27		DNQ	25		DNQ		532
41	Joe Hartmann	DNQ	DNQ	DNQ	20	DNQ	20	28	15	DNQ								519
42	Carl Pasteryak	DNQ	DNQ			17				DNQ	16		22			28		505
43	Tony Ferrante Jr.				34				12				5			25		431
44	Dennis Charette	DNQ¹	DNQ¹		DNQ¹	28				DNQ¹					13			309
45	Alex Hoag						13	DNQ			DNQ			41				286
46	Billy Pauch Jr.														DNQ¹	21	DNQ¹	231
47	Ken Heagy	DNQ¹	DNQ¹	DNQ¹	DNQ¹				26			DNQ¹						225
48	Kirk Alexander		26			DNQ				18								222
49	Mike Christopher	14	25															209
50	Kenny Horton		33			30				31								207
51	Tom Rogers Jr.								14								DNQ¹	173
52	Tommy Cloce	DNQ¹	DNQ¹	19			DNQ¹											163
53	Frank Ruocco		30			DNQ¹				DNQ¹								147
54	Chuck Steuer								7									146
55	Howie Brode								8									142
56	Tony Stewart						9											138
57	Roy Seidell Jr.				DNQ¹					DNQ¹			DNQ¹			DNQ¹		133
58	Joseph Mongeau	DNQ¹	DNQ¹	DNQ¹	DNQ¹	DNQ¹	DNQ¹											129
59	Nevin George						41							27				122
60	Tommy Cravenho Jr.													19				106
61	John Denniston								24									91
62	Bobby Grigas III															24		91
63	Wayne Anderson								25									88
64	Andy Seuss						DNQ¹							39				80
65	J. R. Bertuccio								28									79
66	Bobby Santos III						29											76
67	Frank Vigliarolo Jr.								DNQ¹									76
68	Brian Loftin											32²		29				76
69	Larry Altholtz								DNQ¹									67
70	Bill Park								DNQ¹									61
71	Carl Edwards						39											46
72	Brian Cranmer						40											43
73	Todd Bodine													40				43
Drivers ineligible for NWMT points, because at the combined event at Martinsville they chose to drive for NWSMT points
	Tim Brown											9
	Gene Pack											10
	Michael Clifton											11
	Burt Myers											13
	Jay Foley											18
	Jamie Tomaino Jr.											22
	L. W. Miller											25
	Frank Fleming											26
	Jason Myers											28
	Bobby Hutchens											30
	Brian King											35
	Kevin Powell											36
	Junior Miller											39
	Randy Butner											DNQ
	Brandon Hire											DNQ
	Brian Pack											DNQ
Pos	Driver	THO	STA	JEN	THO	STA	NHA	HOL	RIV	STA	THO	MAR	THO	NHA	WFD	THO	STA	Points

¹ – Dennis Charette, Billy Pauch Jr., Ken Heagy, Tom Rogers Jr., Tommy Cloce, Frank Ruocco, Roy Seidell Jr., Joseph Mongeau, Andy Seuss, Frank Vigliarolo Jr., Larry Altholtz, and Bill Park received championship points, despite the fact that the driver did not qualify for the race.
² – Scored points towards the Whelen Southern Modified Tour.

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References

↑ "2006 NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Season Stats, Race Results". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 4 September 2024.
↑ "2006 Icebreaker". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.
↑ "2006 Carquest Tech-Net Spring Sizzler". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.
↑ "2006 Wheeler Brothers 150". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.
↑ "2006 New England Dodge Dealers 100". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.
↑ "2006 Connecticut Classic 150". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.
↑ "2006 New England 100". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.
↑ "2006 Paul Graff Trucking 100". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.
↑ "2006 Riverhead 200". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.
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↑ "2006 Whelen VFD 150". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.
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↑ "2006 CarQuest Fall Final". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.

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[2] The Made In America Whelen 300 was held as a combined event, with competitors from the Whelen Modified Tour competing along with competitors for the Whelen Southern Modified Tour. The race was run with a series-based point distribution, where drivers received points and statistical credit for their finish relative to other drivers in their series, not to the whole field in general.

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[3] "2006 Icebreaker". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.

[4] "2006 Carquest Tech-Net Spring Sizzler". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.

[5] "2006 Wheeler Brothers 150". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.

[6] "2006 New England Dodge Dealers 100". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.

[7] "2006 Connecticut Classic 150". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.

[8] "2006 New England 100". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.

[9] "2006 Paul Graff Trucking 100". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.

[10] "2006 Riverhead 200". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.

[11] "2006 New England Dodge Dealers 150". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.

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[16] "2006 Whelen VFD 150". racing-reference.info. September 9, 2024. Retrieved 9 September 2024.

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