It's an event unlike any other in the world of pavement short track racing. The traditional World Series of Asphalt Stock Car Racing will be held February 10-18 at New Smyrna Speedway (FL). 

FloRacing's viewers guide answers a few of the basic questions you may have about the event and how to watch it live. 

What Is The World Series Of Asphalt Stock Car Racing? 

The World Series of Asphalt Stock Car Racing consists of nine straight nights of racing at New Smyrna Speedway, one of the fastest half-mile race tracks in the world. First held in 1968, this year's event is being. billed as the 57th Annual World Series of Asphalt Stock Car Racing. 

Throughout the nine nights of racing, storylines evolve and drama is all but guaranteed as drivers in some divisions are tested with seven nights of racing during a nine-day stretch. For the majority of drivers, this will be the most they'll race in such a time span all season long. 

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What Divisions Will Be Racing? 

This year's World Series of Asphalt Stock Car Racing will feature 12 divisions of racing and two touring series. 

Out of the 11 divisions, Super Late Models, Pro Late Models and Florida Modifieds will compete during seven of the nine nights. Tour-type Modifieds will compete for five consecutive nights beginning Monday, February 13. 

Other divisions competing during the week include Sportsman, 602 Modifieds, E-Mods, Pro Trucks, Super Stocks, Mod Minis, Vintage Cars and Bombers.

The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour will open its season on Saturday, February 11, while the ASA Southern Super Series will kick off the 2023 season on Tuesday, February 14. 

Where Can I Watch The World Series Of Asphalt Stock Car Racing? 

Every night of racing during the 57th Annual World Series of Asphalt Stock Car Racing will be streamed live on FloRacing.

FloRacing is accessible online, as well as through the FloSports app on streaming platforms such as Roku and Apple TV. The FloSports mobile app can also be downloaded on your phone and other handheld devices. 

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Who Will Be Racing?

You can expect to see some of the most well-known drivers in pavement racing (and even a few well-known dirt drivers) competing during the World Series of Asphalt Stock Car Racing. 

The Tour-type Modified entry list is the most robust with more than 50 drivers currently entered. Defending World Series champion Jimmy Blewett, six-time Richie Evans Memorial winner Matt Hirschman and 10-time Bowman Gray Stadium champion Burt Myers are just a few of the drivers planning to race. 

On the Super Late Model side of things, two-time champion Derek Griffith will be joined by the likes of this year's Red Eye 100 winner Casey Roderick, 2021 All American 400 winner Matt Craig and William Sawalich, one of the hottest drivers in Late Model racing one year ago. NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver Stewart Friesen will also be racing a Super Late Model on February 13 and February 14. 

For Saturday's NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour season opener, you can expect to see defending champion Jon McKennedy begin his title defense against six-time champion Doug Coby, three-time champion Justin Bonsignore and a full field of Modified stars. 

2023 World Series of Asphalt Stock Car Racing Schedule

*Saturday's NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour broadcast will be available as a separate broadcast on FloRacing.