Gabe Brown Riding Strong 2026 Season in PASS and ACT Competition

When things are clicking, you find the right rhythm, and continue to work hard, the results will start to come. For Gabe Brown, out of Center Conway, New Hampshire, he has been having a very strong season across the Milton Cat American-Canadian Tour and the Pro All-Star Series(PASS) in 2026.

In the first seven races with the ACT Tour, Brown has three wins, four top 5s, and five top 10s. Through nine races with PASS, Brown has one win, five top 5s, and six top 10s. 

Brown currently leads the championship standings with the Milton Cat American-Canadian Tour with seven races left on the season. While in the PASS North standings, Brown currently sits 35 points back in 2nd from DJ Shaw.

While Brown is usually found at the track on the weekend’s, Brown has now taken on the task of his own business with fabrication for racers in New England, and also working on set-ups. Brown has been working with Kaiden Fisher, a regular on the ACT Tour as well, whose car is set-up by Brown in his shop in Center Conway, New Hampshire.

Currently, Brown and Fisher are 1-2 respectively in the ACT Tour standings, and Brown knows they are both having strong seasons so far with the tour. Lately though, for Brown himself, has come into issues of getting strong finishes.

“We’ve had a super strong year. Kaiden and I both. I do all the work on them and prepare them, and we’ve both had really, really solid cars. These last three races with the ACT Tour for me, we’ve just run into problems after problem after problem,” a disappointed Brown explains.

“We blew a couple right front tires at White Mountain in the 250, and in Canada, Chautierre, we lost a battery. We had winning cars in both. So just tough pills to swallow, lost a lot of points in both of those races, but hopefully we can get our momentum back, and open the point gap back up at Riverside next weekend,” a hopeful Brown explains.

With still one race left between now and the Oxford 250, Brown and the Bobby Webber Racing team will park their primary PASS super late model they raced at Oxford this weekend for Riverside, as that car will get prepared for the 250.

“We’re just leaving this car ready for the 250. Going to put a new body on it and we got another car. We are going to run at Riverside with a different car and take that one out and leave this one set up for Oxford,” Brown explains. 

2026 brought a new partnership for Gabe Brown, teaming up full-time with Bobby Webber Racing to attack the PASS tour. Brown has enjoyed the growing relationship since starting part time in 2025.

“Bobby has been great to me. Bobby and Jen both, and the whole Webber family, just super thankful for everything they do for me and all the all the plans we have moving forward from this year, and it’s just super thankful for them. Bumpies and Velocita and all of his partners to help make this possible. It’s the same group of guys that I’ve had on my car for many years, plus a couple extras, and we’ve really built a little empire of our own, and I’m proud of that. So I feel like we’re one of the top teams coming to wherever we go for a race and that’s spoken for itself. So just super thankful for everything they do for me and gotta pick them up a real win here soon,” a very grateful Brown says.

With the biggest race of the season around the corner, Brown is eager to add more wins to his season. After a third place finish in the PASS 150 this weekend, the confidence is building heading towards 250 weekend.

“We feel really good. We have a couple of little issues we got to work out. The same problems we ran into late in the run as we did in the 300s in July. So we just got to work on that a little bit and try a couple different things and hopefully get it a little bit better. And obviously you get tires in the 250 to make a difference. So just gotta get that right feeling and we’ll be real good,” a confident and hopeful Brown says. 

Brown has been going after the Oxford 250 victory for nearly a decade, and it’s a top three race that he wants to win. If he wins it, Gabe Brown may be happy with his career.

“I would probably retire because that and the Milk Bowl at Thunder Road and maybe the White Mountain 250 is all I want. This race we’ve tried for, I think like 8 years and just it’s one of the hardest to win in the country in my eyes. We’ve been in contention a couple times and just really feeling good about this year and hopefully we can pick up the win,” a hopeful Brown says.