Whelen Modified Tour Champions
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| Year | Driver | Team Owner | Wins | Number | Make | Sponsor | Chassis |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2012 | Doug Coby | Wayne Darling | 5 | #52 | Chevrolet | Sims Metal Management/Reynolds Auto Wrecking/Seekonk Grand Prix | Troyer |
| 2011 | Ron Silk | Ed Partridge | 3 | #6 | Chevrolet | T.S. Haulers/Calverton Tree Farm | Troyer |
| 2010 | Bobby Santos | Bob Garbarino/Mystic Missile Racing | 4 | #v4 | Dodge | Mystic River Marina | Troyer |
| 2009 | Donny Lia | Bob Garbarino/Mystic Missile Racing | 4 | #v4 | Dodge | Mystic River Marina | Troyer |
| 2008 | Ted Christopher | Eddie Whalen | 4 | #36 | Chevrolet | Al-Lee Installations | Troyer |
| 2007 | Donny Lia | Bob Garbarino/Mystic Missile Racing | 6 | #v4 | Dodge | Mystic River Marina | Troyer |
| 2006 | Mike Stefanik | Eric Sanderson/Flamingo Motorsports | 1 | #16 | Pontiac | Diversified Metals | Troyer |
| 2005 | Tony Hirschman, Jr. | Bob and Tom Kehley | 5 | #48 | Chevrolet | Kamco Supply | Troyer |
| 2004 | Tony Hirschman, Jr. | Bob and Tom Kehley | 4 | #48 | Chevrolet | Kamco Supply | Troyer |
| 2003 | Todd Szegedy | Don Barker | 4 | #50 | Ford | Haynes Materials | Chassis Dynamics |
| 2002 | Mike Stefanik | Art Barry | 2 | #21 | Chevrolet | Lombardi's Inside-Out | Spafco |
| 2001 | Mike Stefanik | Art Barry | 3 | #21 | Chevrolet | New England Egg | Spafco |
| 2000 | Jerry Marquis | Mario Fiore | 5 | #44 | Pontiac | Teddy Bear Pools | Troyer |
| 1999 | Tony Hirschman, Jr. | Gary Cretty | 6 | #25 | Dodge | ATC | Stefanik |
| 1998 | Mike Stefanik | Peter Beal/Charlie Bacon | 13 | #x6 | Chevrolet | Burnham Boilers | Stefanik |
| 1997 | Mike Stefanik | Peter Beal/Charlie Bacon | 10 | #x6 | Chevrolet | Burnham Boilers | Stefanik |
| 1996 | Tony Hirschman, Jr. | Lenny Boehler/BRE Racing | 3 | #3 | Chevrolet | BRE Racing | BRE |
| 1995 | Tony Hirschman, Jr. | Lenny Boehler/BRE Racing | 1 | #3 | Chevrolet | BRE Racing | BRE |
| 1994 | Wayne Anderson | Lenny Boehler/BRE Racing | 1 | #3 | Chevrolet | BRE Racing | BRE |
| 1993 | Rick Fuller | Curt Chase Racing | 2 | #77 | Pontiac | Polar Beverages | Spafco |
| 1992 | Jeff Fuller | Sheba Racing | 6 | #8 | Chevrolet | Sunoco Race Fuels | Troyer |
| 1991 | Mike Stefanik | Jack Koszela | 5 | #15 | Pontiac | Auto Palace / ADAP | Stefanik |
| 1990 | Jamie Tomaino | Danny Ust | 1 | #U2 | Pontiac | Danny's Market | Troyer |
| 1989 | Mike Stefanik | Jack Koszela | 7 | #15 | Chevrolet | Koszela Speed | Stefanik |
| 1988 | Mike McLaughlin | Sherwood Racing Team | 5 | #12 | Chevrolet | Sherri-Cup | RaceWorks |
| 1987 | Jimmy Spencer | Frank Cicci Racing | 6 | #24 | Oldsmobile | Apple House Trucking / Quick Stop Beverage | Troyer |
| 1986 | Jimmy Spencer | Frank Cicci Racing | 4 | #24 | Oldsmobile | Apple House Trucking / Quick Stop Beverage | Troyer |
| 1985 | Richie Evans | B.R.DeWitt | 12 | #61 | Chevrolet | DeWitt Construction | Evans |
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