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ASA staRS National Series

  

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The ASA STARS National Tour will debut in 2023 for Super Late Model racing in America.  Announced in October, many of the best drivers in America are expected to compete in the 10-race national tour with a minimum $100,000 point fund. The championship team will be guaranteed $25,000. 

 

 

Entry List Set for Ross & Witmer 255 Presented by Appalachian Sucker Punch at Hickory Motor Speedway
Chase Elliott, Bubba Pollard, Cole Butcher, Stephen Nasse, and More Headline Star-Studded Field
NEWTON, NC – One of the most anticipated Super Late Model events of the year is just days away as the Ross & Witmer 255 presented by Appalachian Sucker Punch takes center stage this Thursday, May 22 at the legendary Hickory Motor Speedway. Sanctioned by the Appalachian Sucker Punch ASA STARS National Tour, the event marks the third annual running of the Ross & Witmer 255, and the entry list is nothing short of elite.
 �� Headlining Drivers Entered for the Ross & Witmer 255:
�� Chase Elliott – The 2020 NASCAR Cup Series Champion returns to his roots in a rare Super Late Model appearance. Elliott is no stranger to Hickory and is sure to be a crowd favorite when the green flag drops Thursday night.
�� Cole Butcher – The Canadian standout and winner of the recent North-South Super Late Model Challenge at Nashville rolls into Hickory with momentum and the point lead and looks to add another trophy to his collection.
�� Bubba Pollard – One of the most decorated and respected short-track racers in the country, Pollard is no stranger to Victory Lane and will be a contender from the drop of the green. Pollard had some bad luck early in 2025 but could break through at Hickory.
�� Stephen Nasse – Known for his no-nonsense, aggressive style, the Florida driver has scored major wins across the country and will be hungry to add a Hickory win to his resume. Nasse is currently 3rd in series points and has shown consistency early.
�� Matt Craig – The Concord, NC native is a multi-time CARS Tour Super Late Model champion and a past winner at Hickory, making him a strong local favorite. Craig is currently 4th in series standings.
�� Derek Thorn – The West Coast ace brings his talent and experience to Hickory looking to make another step toward victory lane. After a slow start, Thorn had a strong run at Dominion, contending for victory late.
�� Spencer Davis – The Georgia driver is a NASCAR competitor and Modified standout who loves racing Super Late Models for Ben Kennedy Racing. Davis will be looking for a breakthrough national tour victory.
Additional entries include ASA STARS Tour regulars and regional standouts who will battle for 255 grueling laps around one of the most historic short tracks in America.
�� EVENT SCHEDULE – THURSDAY, MAY 22
�� Hickory Motor Speedway – Newton, NC
    • Pit Gates Open – 9:30 AM
    • Grandstands Open – 1:00 PM
    • INEX Legends Feature (National Qualifier) – 5:00 PM
    • On-Track Autograph Session – 6:00 PM
    • Ross & Witmer 255 Green Flag – 7:30 PM
��️ TICKETS & INFO
Discounted advance sale tickets are available online now at:
�� www.starsnationaltour.com
�� www.hickorymotorspeedway.com
Tickets will also be available at the gate on race day.
�� Special Appearance: NASCAR legend Kevin Harvick will serve as Grand Marshal for the event. His son, Keelan Harvick, will also be competing in the INEX Legends feature alongside Brexton Busch, son of Kyle Busch, in a historic first-ever head-to-head battle in Legends.
Don't miss this action-packed Thursday night under the lights as the best in Super Late Model racing clash for 255 laps at one of America’s most iconic short tracks!


 

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Kevin Harvick Named Grand Marshal For Ross & Witmer 255

NEWTON, NC — NASCAR legend Kevin Harvick will return to his short track roots in a special way this spring, as he has been named Grand Marshal for the “Ross & Witmer 255” at Hickory Motor Speedway on Thursday, May 22. The event serves as the fourth race of the 2025 season for the Appalachian Sucker Punch ASA STARS National Tour, co-sanctioned with the ASA Southern Super Series.


 

Harvick’s appearance adds star power to what is already shaping up to be one of the premier mid-week racing showcases of the year, just days before the NASCAR Memorial Day Weekend festivities at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Harvick’s son, Keelan, will be competing in the Legend car division at the Hickory event, where he claimed the win one year ago.


 

A 2014 NASCAR Cup Series Champion, Harvick’s career is marked by both longevity and dominance. Over the course of his Cup Series tenure, he amassed 60 career victories, ranking him among the top 10 all-time winners in NASCAR’s premier division. Harvick also scored two NASCAR Xfinity Series championships and totaled over 100 wins across NASCAR’s top three national touring series. Known as one of the sport’s most respected and media-savvy veterans, his presence at Hickory continues his deep-rooted connection to grassroots motorsports.


 

The Ross & Witmer 255 event will take place over two days:


 

Wednesday, May 21: Hauler parking, technical inspection, and early practice


 

Thursday, May 22: Final practice rounds, CorvetteParts.net Pole Qualifying, and the marquee 255-lap Super Late Model main event


 

Fans are encouraged to take advantage of advance sale discounted tickets, available online for $5 off day-of pricing at: bit.ly/HickoryTix


 

For those unable to attend in person, full exclusive live coverage of the event will stream at www.tracktv.com — the official digital home of the Appalachian Sucker Punch ASA STARS National Tour.


 

Appalachian Sucker Punch ASA STARS National Tour

Founded by Track Enterprises President Bob Sargent, The Appalachian Sucker Punch ASA STARS National Tour for pavement Super Late Model stock cars debuted in March 2023.

The Appalachian Sucker Punch ASA STARS National Tour is a twelve-race championship series, offering a $100,000 point fund. The tour will visit 12 different racetracks in 8 states in 2025, with the season beginning in February during Florida Speedweeks and concluding in early November at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway.

For those unable to attend an event, live coverage of each of the 12 events can be found on Track TV in addition to each event being re-broadcast on MavTV.

Track Enterprises (TE) is a racing Promotions Company based in Illinois, which owns and operates the ASA STARS National Tour. In addition to the Appalachian Sucker Punch STARS National Tour, Track Enterprises owns and operates Championship Racing Association (CRA) and the ASA Midwest Tour. TE also has a strategic alliance with the ASA Southern Super Series.

 

Champion Racing Association

    

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champion Racing Association (CRA) is a stock car racing sanctioning body based in the Midwestern United States. It was founded in 1997 by Glenn Luckett and R. J. Scott, who then sold the company to Bob Sargent's Track Enterprises in 2022. All CRA cars use Hoosier tires and Sunoco fuel.

 

Champions, Winners, and Hopefuls Highlight Big O Classic 100 Entries for JEGS Tour at Owosso

 


 

Owosso, MI - The Entry List for Monday’s $10,000 to win Big O Classic 100 at Owosso Speedway for the JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour Presented by Chevrolet Performance features a wide spread of talent in Template Late Model Racing. From former and defending touring champions to recent and first-time race winners, everyone entering Monday’s contest has eyes on the chance of taking home a big prize at the end of the afternoon.


 

Entry List


 

Defending Big O Classic 100 winner, Chase Pinsonneault is putting together a stunning weekend of racing in his 131 Motorsports Park No.14. Racing at Hickory Motor Speedway for the Ross & Witmer 255, Newport Speedway for the Food Country USA 300, and the Big O Classic 100 Presented by Refer Peterbilt at Owosso Speedway all in one week. The Belle River, Ontario driver aims to sweep the week by winning the two Super Late Model features at Hickory and Newport with the Appalachian Sucker Punch ASA STARS National Tour and the Pro Late Model JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour event at Owosso on Memorial Day Monday. Pinsonneault earned his first career JEGS Tour win and win in the States during last year’s Big O Classic.


 

Fresh off his first career win with the JEGS Tour, Muncie, Indiana native, JP Crabtree has eyes on a $10K payday Monday afternoon. The USA Tire-sponsored No.83 was in a fierce battle with Keegan Sobilo and Logan Bearden during the Great Deals 100 at Anderson Speedway two weeks ago, which ended in Crabtree going to Victory Lane. Sobilo earned his best career finish of second that same night, which he’ll look to build on Monday.


 

2024 JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour Champion, Blake Rowe is back with the JEGS Tour on Monday afternoon, looking to find redemption at the track that has troubled him in the past. While his finishes haven’t reflected the trouble he’s had at Owosso, the stories behind the finishes do. In last year’s Big O Classic, Rowe finished 10th after spinning on the backstretch after the halfway mark of the race. In the 2024 Masters of the Pros, Rowe was leading inside of five laps to go when contact sent him to the tail of the lead lap and ended in an eighth-place finish. Finally, at the Owosso Nationals, Rowe’s run for the checkered flag was cut short due to rain, which brought the scheduled 150-lap race to an end after 105 laps.


 

Other drivers to keep an eye on Monday are JEGS Tour Rookie of the Year hopefuls Chris Shannon and Avery Demland. Shannon is returning to Owosso Speedway for the first time since flipping and sliding down the front stretch in last year’s Owosso Nationals. Demland is unloading her OneFive Motorsports car at Owosso Speedway for the first time since her end-of-season test session last year.


 

Dylan Stovall won the New Stars event at Owosso last year during the Owosso Nationals and was a contender in the Owosso Nationals before weather moved in, awarding Kyle Crump the win. Crump is also set to return to the Big O Classic for the first time since his win in the event in 2023. Brandon and Evan Varney will make their first JEGS Tour start of the season Monday afternoon, along with Evan Shotko, who nearly won the Big O Classic last season. Former JEGS Tour and 2024 ASA/CRA Super Series Champion, Chase Burda, is back on Monday afternoon as well.


 

The $10K to win Big O Classic 100 for the JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour Presented by Chevrolet Performance is Monday, May 26th at Owosso Speedway alongside the CRA Street Stocks Powered by JEGS, who will also race for 100 laps. Advanced tickets are available at OwossoSpeedway.com or at the gate on race day. Adult tickets are just $15. 


 

Fans who can’t make it to the track on Monday can catch the action on TrackTv.com or RacingAmerica.Tv. For more information on The Big O Classic 100 or Champion Racing Association, visit CRA-Racing.com. Find CRA: Champion Racing Association on Facebook and follow @CRARacing on X. 

 

 

Anderson Speedway on Tap for JEGS Tour Saturday

Anderson, IN - The 2025 season continues Saturday for the JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour Presented by Chevrolet Performance at Anderson Speedway in Anderson, Indiana. The only stop at Anderson this season, and one of just two trips to Indiana for 2025 features the Great Deals 100 at the famed quarter-mile oval. Host site to the ASA/CRA Super Series’ Redbud 400 and Vore’s Welding CRA Late Model Sportsman Madison County 200, Saturday’s Great Deals 100 is a rare chance for Pro Late Models to contest the central Indiana Speedway.


 

In 2024, multi-time JEGS Tour Champion and leader of the All-Time Wins List, Cody Coughlin, went to Victory Lane. Leading 81 of the 100 laps after starting fourth, Coughlin held off eventual JEGS Tour Champion, Blake Rowe for the win. Brett Robinson, Charlie Keeven, and Barrett Polhemus rounded out the top five in a race that only Coughlin and Rowe paced the field.


 

Saturday, the potential exists for a brand new winner on the JEGS Tour. Longtime JEGS Tour racer, Jimmy Tucker is back after a motor issue sidelined him at Toledo Speedway during the season opener on April 19th. Second-generation driver, Billy VanMeter is also eyeing his first career win at his hometown track. The Indianapolis, IN native has watched his father, Eddie VanMeter go to victory lane at Anderson and hopes to do the same with his No.23. 


 

In his second season with the JEGS Tour, Keegan Sobilo is also in search of his first career win. The New Baltimore, MI native cut his teeth on the short tracks in Michigan, which could give him an upper hand at Anderson. Last year, Sobilo was caught up in an early race accident. Chris Shannon, who has taken his No.32 to other CRA sanctioned wins, is looking to add a mark in the JEGS Tour win column on Saturday. Other hopefuls include Anderson regular, JP Crabtree; Ryder VanAlst, son of former ASA/CRA Super Series Champion, Greg VanAlst, will make his JEGS Tour debut on Saturday. 


 

The Great Deals 100 for the JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour Presented by Chevrolet Performance is Saturday, May 10th at Anderson Speedway in Anderson, Indiana. Tickets are available at the gate on race day. Racing begins at 7:30 PM. Fans who can’t make the trip can watch the race on TrackTv.com or at RacingAmerica.Tv. 


 

For more information on the JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour Presented by Chevrolet Performance, log onto CRA-Racing.com. Find CRA: Champion Racing Association on Facebook and follow @CRARacing on X.

 

super cup stock car series

www.superstockcarseries.com

About Super Cup Stock Car Series It is with great excitement that we announce the formation of the highly anticipated SuperCup Stock Car Series (SCSCS).  This series will feature former Hooter's ProCup Steel bodied stock cars that competed from 2001-2006.  The new series recently competed in two exhibition races in 2007 at both Hickory Motor Speedway and Tri-County Motor Speedway in NC.  Both races were very competitive and featured a glimpse of the anticipated competition in 2008.

With Unfavorable Weather Predicted, SCSCS Postpones May 3rd Lonesome Pine Appearance


 
Statesville, North Carolina (May 2, 2025) – The Super Cup Stock Car Series has elected to postpone their first appearance at Lonesome Pine Motorsports Park for 2025.  A stalled cold front is predicted to move through and bring potential showers or storms through the region at some point over the weekend, and it was in the best interest to make a decision ahead of Saturday for those who are traveling greater distances.

 
Fans are encouraged to follow Lonesome Pine Motorsports Park's web site and social media channels as they intend to attempt every effort to proceed with the remainder of their race day program and will be making a final decision no later than 7 a.m. tomorrow.

 
SCSCS and Lonesome Pine officials will be working together on a reschedule date to be announced later, but the good news is spectators and competitors will not have to wait much longer for a return to the beautiful Coeburn, Virginia facility.  The next series event is scheduled there for Saturday, May 31st.

 

More information will be available on the Super Cup Stock Car Series official website supercupstockcarseries.com, on Facebook (search Super Cup Stock Car Series), Twitter (@SCSCSRacing), Instagram (SCSCS_Racing), and https://www.youtube.com/SCSCSRacing.

 

 

First of Two Opportunities to Conquer Coeburn Coming up This Weekend

 

Statesville, North Carolina (May 1, 2025) – Next on the 2025 agenda is a month in relatively familiar territory for many.  Lonesome Pine Motorsports Park has hosted the Super Cup Stock Car Series each of the past two seasons as well as some memorable races in the mid-2010s and each of the first three years of the series’ existence.  This year a pair of visits bookend the five weekends during May.

 

The most familiar among the local fans may be a driver that does not have any past SCSCS starts at the 3/8-mile oval but has many laps of competition there.  Mitch Gibson grew up in Coeburn, Virginia, involved in racing as a teenager assisting as a crew member for various nearby teams such as Henderson Motorsports, Morgan-McClure Motorsports, and former NASCAR Xfinity Series rookie of the year Danny O’Quinn during his time in the Pro Cup Series.  The experience gained culminated with a Late Model championship at his home track during their 2022 season.  Gibson finished second in one of the races during his SCSCS debut weekend at Kingsport Speedway, putting him third in the current standings early on, and would like nothing more than to break into victory lane in front of friends and family.

 

The last time the SCSCS visited Lonesome Pine was October 2024.  Petersburg, West Virginia’s Brent Nelson only needed to turn in a respectable run to claim his long-awaited first series championship but also wanted to enter the win column at the challenging racetrack for the first time.  He did exactly that twice that night and after an up and down but solid points day that puts him second overall so far to start off 2025, Nelson will be hungry to return to his winning ways this Saturday evening.

 

They will be looking to catch up to Ben Ebeling early in the season after the Hickory, North Carolina driver won both races at Kingsport Speedway.  The 2021 series champion has won at Lonesome Pine twice, including in his first career start in 2016.

 

Lexi Arnold was another driver that turned some heads at Kingsport, capturing the Pole Award her first time out and hanging with the leader until mechanical concerns dropped her out of the race shortly after halfway.  Lonesome Pine will present a new challenge as the Johnson City, Tennessee has never raced a stock car on this facility’s pavement, or any surface that is not the Kingsport concrete, before.

 

Back to the drivers with past experience, “ShoTime” Mike, who brought home a third and fourth in his return to the SCSCS a couple Fridays ago, has competed four previous times in SCSCS competition and even ran twice with the old ASA series at the speedway before a handful of drivers in attendance this weekend were born.  Warrington, Pennsylvania’s Mike Senica is scheduled to be back in the Ashton Racing No. 57 at a track where he gained some knowledge with a third-place result in the 2024 running.  Eric Barber, from Parkersburg, West Virginia, has prior starts at Lonesome Pine too.

 

Will it be a mix of new and familiar, inexperience or prior knowledge, in victory lane? 

Spectator gates open at 2:00 p.m. with racing, including the twin main events for the Super Cup Stock Car Series as part of Nickel Drop Night for the Kids featuring multiple local classes and a Fastor Pastor race slated to begin at 4:00 p.m.  General admission is $15 at the gate with students (11-18) and seniors $12, and kids 10 and under admitted free.

 

The facility will also have their kart track open at 2:00 p.m. with more entertainment for the kids in the midway that includes free popcorn and bounce houses.

 

More information can be found on the Super Cup Stock Car Series official web site supercupstockcarseries.com with interactive updates throughout race days and in between available on Facebook (search Super Cup Stock Car Series), Twitter (@SCSCSRacing), Instagram (SCSCS_Racing), and https://www.youtube.com/SCSCSRacing.

 

SUPER SOUTHERN SERIES

 

www.southernsuperseries.com

The American Speed Association (ASA) is a sanctioning body of motorsports in the United States formed in 1968. The Association was based in Pendleton, Indiana, and later in Daytona Beach, Florida. The ASA sanctioned asphalt and dirt tracks in their ASA Member Track program along with racing series in the United States and Canada.

 

 

 

asa midwest series  

  

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The ASA Midwest Tour (until 2022: ARCA Midwest Tour) is a pavement Super Late Model auto racing series based in the Midwestern United States with its headquarters in Oregon, Wisconsin.[1] It was a developmental series of the Automobile Racing Club of America (ARCA), and currently of the American Speed Association, along with the CRA Super Series.[1]

Johnson Chases Down Sommers for Second Joe Shear Classic Victory

By: Kevin Ramsell

Oregon, WI - Casey Johnson got the outside lane to work to his advantage as he passed defending two-time ASA Midwest Tour champion Gabe Sommers with seven  laps to go and went on to win his second Joe Shear Classic 200 presented by Toyota on Sunday afternoon at Madison International Speedway in Oregon, Wisconsin.


 

The Edgerton, Wisconsin driver used the home track to his advantage to work his way around Sommers for the victory. 


 

Johnson, who has run a limited schedule for personal reasons the last couple of years, was all smiles in victory lane. 


 

“You just never know if you're going to be able to get the caliber wins again, you know. So it was a big test for our team,” Johnson exclaimed. “Maybe not my team, but more for me, you know. It just… You always think you have it, but you never know until you do it. And we got a lot of breaks today, but it's pretty cool moves on the track too.”


 

The road to victory was not easy as he was in the process of making the winning move when the final competition caution came out with 21 laps to go in the race. Johnson and Sommers led the field back to the green, but didn’t last long as Andrew Morrissey blew a tire on the frontstretch to bring out the final caution. 


 

Sommers got the lead on the restart, but Johnson stayed on his bumper and made the winning move to the outside with eight to go. Following a side-by-side battle, Johnson got ahead of Sommers on lap 195. 


 

“They'll get worn down and find the right lane to get by them. Yeah, that's kind of my style. I mean, I don't like to tear my cars up,” Johnson said about the clean pass for the victory. “You know, we work on them and like I said, when I'm racing with a guy like Gabe, he's come a long way, you know, and I can trust him, and it was a good race. I mean, we could go door to door, I could swing it up high on him, and it's a lot of fun.”


 

Sommers is off to a good start to defending his championship, and while it was a good points day, he was hoping to finish one position higher. 


 

“Honestly, the car wasn't that good. I didn't think we'd have enough to hold off Casey,” Sommers explained. “He was really good behind us. And I tried everything, stayed front of them, just didn't have enough. So got a build on it. Just kind of looking for wins here right now. It sucked, but it's got to make it better.”


 

Justin Mondeik, who pitted later for his fresh two tires than the rest of the field, took advantage by running from mid-pack and wrestled his way to a third-place finish. 


 

“Yeah, it was pretty crazy. There was a lot of tight racing, a lot of hard racing. 

I felt like it could have been a little more respectful sometimes through the race,” Mondeik said after the race.  “Just look at the left side of my car here, but honestly, we just had a really good long-run car all weekend, struggled on the short run, but I think the long run always pays off in this race, and it seems like that's what it did.”


 

Fast qualifier Michael Bilderback finished fourth with Austin Nason rounding out the top five. 


 

Nason appeared to be the class of the field as he was challenging defending winner Ty Majeski for the lead on lap 143 when Nason got on the inside of Majeski for the lead. 


 

The two appeared to make small contact in turn four, causing Majeski’s left rear to go flat. Majeski tried to save the car but snapped and made hard contact with the wall, ending his attempt to win the race for a third time in a row. Officials reviewed the incident and made the call that Nason was involved, sending him to the rear of the field. He bounced back for his top-five finish. 


 

Paul Shafer Jr. and Ty Fredrickson also had hard contact with the turn-three wall on lap 89. It appeared Shafer’s car got loose in turn three and collected Fredrickson. Both drivers walked away from the incident.


 

Max Kahler won the 12-lap positioning heat. Bilderback came up short of a new track record with his fast lap time of 17.294 seconds.


 

The ASA Midwest Tour will be back in action on Saturday, May 23rd, with the Salute the Troops 100 at Jefferson Speedway in Jefferson, Wisconsin.


 

A replay of the race can be seen on midwesttour.tv.


 


 

Pos

No.

Name

Laps

Diff

1

5j

Casey Johnson

200


 

2

15s

Gabe Sommers

200

0.523

3

44

Justin Mondeik

200

1.300

4

2b

Michael Bilderback

200

1.900

5

14n

Austin Nason

200

2.475

6

47

Jacob Goede

200

3.025

7

23

Levon VanDerGeest

200

3.498

8

119

Dalton Zehr

200

3.687

9

77s

Riley Stenjem

200

4.190

10

87

Brent Edmunds

200

5.215

11

17

Max Kahler

200

5.504

12

7h

Mitch Haver

200

6.011

13

14k

Kody King

200

7.640

14

15R

Will Rece

200

8.450

15

95

Harley Jankowski

200

9.057

16

7o

Ridge Oien

200

11.404

17

39

Andrew Morrissey

190

10 Laps

18

4

Luke Fenhaus

165

35 Laps

19

91

Ty Majeski

149

51 Laps

20

80

Ryan Farrell

134

66 Laps

21

5s

Penn Sauter

129

71 Laps

22

7s

Paul Shafer Jr

89

111 Laps

23

36

Ty Fredrickson

88

112 Laps

24

58

Joseph Scholze

82

118 Laps

25

30

Joe Valento

73

127 Laps

26

8

Billy Mohn

71

129 Laps

27

11

Bryce Miller

53

147 Laps

28

7d

John DeAngelis Jr

39

161 Laps

29

25

Jeff Storm

11

189 Laps
 

 

 

 

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2025 ASA Midwest Tour Schedule

 

Sun., May 4, 2025

Madison Int'l Speedway in Oregon, WI

Joe Shear Classic 200

Sat., May 24, 2025

Jefferson Speedway in Jefferson, WI

Salute the Troops 100

Sat., June 21, 2025

Norway Speedway in Norway, MI

Norway 100

Sat., July 12, 2025

Hawkeye Downs Speedway in Cedar Rapids, IA

Miller 100

Fri., July 25, 2025

Madison Int'l Speedway in Oregon, WI

Howie Lettow Classic 100

Tues., August 5, 2025

Wisconsin Int'l Raceway in Kaukauna, WI

Gandrud Auto Group 250

Sat., August 16, 2025

Grundy County Speedway in Morris, IL

Wayne Carter Classic 100

Sat., August 30, 2025

Dells Raceway Park in Wisconsin Dells, WI

Jim Sauter Classic 200

Sat., September 20, 2025

Elko Speedway in Elko, MN

Thunderstruck 93

Sun., October 5, 2025

LaCrosse Fairgrounds Speedway in West Salem, WI

Oktoberfest 200

 

 

 

2025 SCSCS Race Schedule

 
 
       

 

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