Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series officials unveiled the new-look Georgia-Florida Speedweeks for the 2025 racing season on Thursday, a 12-race slate that begins Jan. 15-18 at Georgia’s Golden Isles Speedway, ventures to Florida’s All-Tech Raceway on Jan. 30-Feb. 1 and rounds out Feb. 4-8 at Ocala (Fla.) Speedway. | 2025 Georgia-Florida Speedweeks schedule

With the closure of Florida’s East Bay Raceway Park — the Speedweeks staple that’s long hosted six straight nights of Winternationals action — Golden Isles, All-Tech and Ocala receive at least one additional race date.

Ocala will now race for five total nights — up from its traditional pair of midweek dates in recent years— stretching from Tuesday through Saturday. The Feb. 4-5 programs award $7,000 to the winner; Feb. 6 pays $10,000-to-win; Feb. 7 is set for $12,000-to-win; and Feb. 8’s finale offers $25,000 to the winner and $1,500-to-start. Feb. 3 serves as a practice night at Ocala.

All-Tech’s three-race swing includes Jan. 30’s $10,000-to-win program, Jan. 31’s $12,000-to-win show and Feb. 1’s $15,000-to-win Saturday-night finale. A Jan. 29 practice night is scheduled as well.

Golden Isles’s Super Bowl of Racing, meanwhile, expands from three nights to four races, now launching Jan. 15 with a $7,000-to-win season opener for the tour. The lidlifter will be followed by shows on Jan. 16 ($10,000-to-win), Jan. 17 ($12,000) and Jan. 18 ($25,000). A Jan. 14 practice night is also scheduled.

The total Speedweeks purse for the Lucas Oil Series amounts to over $650,000.

The World of Outlaws Case Late Model Series previously announced 2025 Speedweeks dates at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Fla., with the three-race Sunshine Nationals on Jan. 23-25 and the DIRTcar Nationals on Feb. 13-15 (preceded by DIRTcar-sanctioned events Feb. 10-12).