New Hampshire
Where to stay near Loudon, NH for USA TODAY 301 New Hampshire NASCAR weekend
The NASCAR Cup Series is running the USA TODAY 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
Fans traveling to see the race can select from a variety of accommodations to stay at for the race weekend. Saturday features a doubleheader with the NASCAR Xfinity Series and the Whelen Modified Tour and the NASCAR Cup Series race on Sunday.
In addition to tickets, here are some hotel and rental options for the weekend with check-in on Friday, June 21 and check out on Sunday, June 23.
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Rentals from Vrbo for NASCAR Cup Series USA TODAY 301 at New Hampshire
In addition to the deals listed below, there are plenty other Vrbo options available for fans traveling for the race.
- Two-person campsite, no electricity but has running water, $568 total (View at Vrbo)
- One bedroom, one bathroom house to sleep two guests, $709 total (View at Vrbo)
- Two bedroom, three bathroom house to sleep eight guests, $793 total (View at Vrbo)
- Two bedroom, two bathroom house to sleep six guests, $914 total (View at Vrbo)
Hotels for NASCAR Cup Series USA TODAY 301 race weekend at New Hampshire
Here are some hotel options found on TripAdvisor, based on price and distance to New Hampshire Motor Speedway (subject to availability).
- Super 8 by Wyndham Tilton/Lake Winnipesaukee, 1.4 miles from the speedway, $627 total (Hotels.com)
- Weirs Beach Motel and Cottages, 11.3 miles from the speedway, $502 total (Booking.com)
- Quality Inn Loudon – Concord, 16.4 miles from the speedway, $798 total (Booking.com)
- Red Carpet Inn, 21.2 miles from the speedway, $410 total (Expedia)
- Best Western Plymouth Inn-White Mountains, 23.9 miles from the speedway, $450 total (Booking.com)
- Quality Inn, 35.5 miles from the speedway, $410 total (Booking.com)
- Super 8 by Wyndham Manchester Airport, 37.1 miles from the speedway, $411 total (Booking.com)
Tickets and hotels are selling quickly for the NASCAR Cup Series USA TODAY 301 race weekend at New Hampshire. Act now to get your tickets and place to stay before they’re all gone.
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New Hampshire
Portland Sea Dogs host New Hampshire in home opener Tuesday at Delta Dental Park at 4 p.m.
After a long wait, the Portland Sea Dogs are set to open their home schedule Tuesday afternoon at Delta Dental Park, welcoming New Hampshire for the home opener.
The team’s newly installed field at Hadlock is already in great shape, with the Sea Dogs grounds crew putting the final touches on it Monday.
First pitch is scheduled for 4 p.m. Tuesday, and kids will be admitted free. Fans may want to bundle up, though, as conditions are expected to be chilly, with temperatures in the low 40s after the team recently played in the mid-80s.
New Hampshire
Benefit held Maine man badly injured after getting hit on I-95 while shielding teen
MEDFORD, Maine (WGME) — A community is rallying and raising money for a Medford man who is fighting for his life after being hit by a vehicle on I-95 while helping a teen driver.
Scott Thibodeau’s family said he is on a breathing tube and badly injured after he was hit by a car on I-95 last month.
Police said he and his wife stopped to help another driver who went off the road in Veazie.
Thibodeau and the teen driver were outside their vehicles when police said another driver hit them.
Police said Thibodeau put himself in front of the teen to shield her and suffered worse injuries.
Scott Thibodeau’s family said he is on a breathing tube and badly injured after he was hit by a car on I-95 last month. (Thibodeau Family via WVII)
Thibodeau is active in the automotive community in his area and on Sunday, they held a fundraiser to help pay his medical bills.
“Scott being such a big part of the automotive community and the mud runs and everything, it was something kind of like we needed to do,” said organizer Nick Souza.
“The amount of appreciation is never something I’ll be able to repay, so thank you is the best I’ve got,” said Janis Thibodeau, Scott’s wife.
Thibodeau just celebrated his 55th birthday from the ICE. His wife says his road to recovery will be long and uncertain.
A Facebook page has been created to document Thibodeau’s healing journey. A GoFundMe has been set up to help Thibodeau’s family.
New Hampshire
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