2024 CARS Tour at Dominion Raceway

CARS Tour Brings Deep Field To Dominion Raceway

CARS Tour Brings Deep Field To Dominion Raceway

Entry list, event preview, and more for CARS Tour's "Mini's Mission 125" at Dominion Raceway.

Jun 12, 2024
CARS Tour Brings Deep Field To Dominion Raceway

Continuing its swing through Virginia, the zMAX CARS Tour Late Model Stock Car series will invade Dominion Raceway for the Mini’s Mission 125 Late Model Stock Car event. The flat and fast.400-mile oval is another layout that engenders tight racing with plenty of passing. In seven previous trips to Dominion, there’s been a different winner for each race, so the competition to become the first two-time winner will play out among Bobby McCarty and Connor Hall. For Hall, it would be a second straight Virginia victory after he won in a photo finish on June 1 at Langley Speedway. The race is sponsored by Mini’s Mission, a charitable effort led by Manassas, Va. native Mini Tyrrell, driver of the No. 81 Convenience Tire and Auto Chevrolet in the zMAX CARS Tour Late Model Stock Car division.

Event Notes:

Track: Dominion Raceway

Location: Thornburg, Va.

Length: .400 miles

Laps: 125

CARS LMSC Tour races: 7

LMSC Dominion Raceway winners: Layne Riggs, Jared Fryar, Josh Berry, Jonathan Findley, Daniel Silvestri, Connor Hall, Bobby McCarty. 

Tyrrell Hopes to Continue Strong Pace at Home

For the second race in a row in Virginia, Mini Tyrrell has a chance to score on home turf. The layout suits Tyrell’s style, and he has shown it in his four zMAX CARS Tour starts there. In those starts, the 19-year-old driver has three top-five and four top-10 finishes, the best of those a runner-up result in 2020. Those stats dovetail nicely with his performance thus far in 2024, where he has a pair of top-five finishes and three more in the top 10. His best finish, second, came at New River All-American Speedway where he finished .486 seconds behind winner Bobby McCarty. This weekend, Tyrrell’s charity, Mini’s Mission, has paired with Parents and Children Fighting Cancer to host 30 families from Walter Reed Children’s National Hospital for an all-expenses-paid weekend at the track. Activities include a Friday-night dinner in Groove Room followed by Saturday’s lineup of a chapel service, pit tours with CARS Tour teams and a special program for driver introductions prior to the feature race. 

Clark Returns from Break with New Backing at Dominion

Logan Clark will return to zMAX CARS Tour LMSC action on Saturday after taking a step back following a fiery crash just four laps into the April 20 Orange Blossom 250 at Orange County (N.C.) Speedway. The 19-year-old driver brings with him new sponsorship in the form of Mainline HVAC and Hajoca Richmond. The partnership with Clark and R&S Race Cars is a nine-race deal, and six of those races will be zMAX CARS Tour events. Clark is seeking to return to form with a solid performance. With Dominion Raceway being his home track—he finished second in the track’s Bandolero Division in 2021 and earned a Late Model Stock Car victory there in 2023—a solid run with new sponsorship could be in the cards. As a lead-in to the weekend, the Logan Clark Foundation will host a charity golf tournament on Thursday, June 13, at Mattaponi Springs Golf Club in Ruther Glen, Va.

Pembelton On The Prowl This Weekend

Landon Pembelton is a well-known name in Late Model circles, and the young Virginian will come to Dominion Raceway this season looking to add another bullet point to his list. The driver from Amelia, Va. will be back with the zMAX CARS Tour this weekend, driving the familiar No. 0 Sellers Racing Toyota. He runs well at Dominion, qualifying second and leading 29 laps in the 2022 edition of this race before losing the top spot late to eventual winner Connor Hall. In nine career starts with the CARS Tour, Pembelton has a pole, two top-five and three top-10 finishes. The affable teenager made his name back in 2021 by winning the ValleyStar Credit Union 300 at Martinsville (Va.) Speedway.   

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The green flag for the Mini’s Mission 125 is scheduled to fly at 8:30 p.m. ET on Saturday, June 15. FloRacing will broadcast the event beginning at 5:45 p.m. with LMSC qualifying set to begin at 6. 

For more information on the zMAX CARS Late Model Stock Tour and the zMAX CARS Pro Late Model Tour, visit www.carsracingtour.com. Be sure to stay active and social with the tour by liking “CARS Tour” on Facebook, following @CARSTour on X (formerly known as Twitter) and scrolling through photos on Instagram cars_tour.

CARS Tour at Dominion Raceway Entry List

Car No.

Driver

Hometown

08

Deac McCaskill

Raleigh, North Carolina

05

Mason Bailey

Richmond, Virginia

04

Ronnie Bassett Jr.

Winston-Salem, North Carolina

03

Brenden Queen

Chesapeake, Virginia

00

Chase Burrow

King William, Virginia

0

Landon Pembelton

Amelia, Virginia

1

Andrew Grady

Youngsville, North Carolina

2

Brandon Pierce

Oak Ridge, North Carolina

6

Bobby McCarty

Madison, North Carolina

8

Carson Kvapil

Mooresville, North Carolina

11

Buddy Isles Jr.

Littleton, North Carolina

15

Ryan Millington

Statesville, North Carolina

15C

Logan Clark

Mechanicsville, Virginia

16

Chad McCumbee

Supply, North Carolina

22

Connor Hall

Hampton, Virginia

23

Kade Brown

Conover, North Carolina

24M

Mason Diaz

Manassas, Virginia

28F

Jonathan Findley

Bristow, Virginia

29

Brent Crews

Hickory, North Carolina

41

Davey Callihan

Fredericksburg, Virginia

44

Conner Jones

Fredericksburg, Virginia

55

Isabella Robusto

Mooresville, North Carolina

62

Landen Lewis

Ocean Isle Beach, Nort Carolina

71

Katie Hettinger

Dryden, Michigan

77

Treyten Lapcevich

Grimsby, Ontario

81

Mini Tyrrell

Manassas, Virginia

87F

Tate Fogleman

Durham, North Carolina

95

Jacob Heafner

Dallas, North Carolina