For the first time in 2025, the CARS Tour is in action in back-to-back weeks. Just seven days removed from last weekend’s race at Orange County Speedway, the Tour will be back in action on Saturday night at Altamahaw, North Carolina’s Ace Speedway for another doubleheader for the Late Model Stock Cars and the Pro Late Models.

For someone that does not run every CARS Tour race any more, Jared Fryar has quite the stellar stats sheet. Fryar is a two-time CARS Tour champion, with titles coming in both the Late Model Stock Car division and the now-defunct Super Late Model division. And now, Fryar is a five-time LMSC race winner after dominating the late-stages of Saturday’s 125-lap portion of the Folsom Fence Supply 225 at Rougemont, North Carolina’s Orange County Speedway on Saturday night.

The CARS Tour heads to one of its original tracks on Saturday night for a battle in Rougemont, North Carolina at the ⅜-mile Orange County Speedway. At least four cars will be sent home from the Late Model Stock Car field as 32 cars, including 2008 Daytona 500 winner Ryan Newman, attempt to make the 28-car starting field.

The CARS Tour's maiden voyage to the Peach State of Georgia is now in the books, and what a night it was in front of a capacity crowd at Cordele Motor Speedway. Connor Hall out-dueled Mini Tyrrell to claim his second victory of the young Late Model Stock Car season, while young Tristan McKee claimed his first win of the season in the Pro Late Model feature.

AUSTIN, TX – Dale Earnhardt Jr., FloSports, and the zMAX CARS Tour are partnering for a unique collaboration that will elevate grassroots racing with a historic doubleheader event – The Throwback Classic presented by FloRacing - at the legendary Hickory Motor Speedway in Newton, North Carolina. This first-of-its-kind event will feature the biggest single night in pavement late model racing history with a record-breaking total purse payout of more than $200,000. The Throwback Classic presented by FloRacing will stream exclusively on FloRacing on August 2.

In a thrilling addition to the 2025 short track racing calendar, FatHead Racing is excited to announce that NASCAR Cup Series driver Josh Berry will pilot the No. 21 Ford FHR Pro Late Model in a pair of prestigious events this May.

It’s coming a month and a half later than expected, but Keelan Harvick is finally going to make his highly-anticipated CARS Tour Pro Late Model debut this Saturday night at Cordele Motor Speedway in Cordele, Georgia.

The CARS Tour is headed to the Peach State for the first time in its history this weekend, with two deep fields of talent, a NASCAR Hall of Famer in competition with the Late Model Stock Cars, and a second-generation driver making his CARS Tour debut with the Pro Late Models. In total, 60 cars are making the inaugural trip to Cordele Motor Speedway this weekend.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. confirmed another race on his schedule and dropped a cool, new Sun Drop scheme that he will be piloting when he runs the penultimate race on the 2025 CARS Tour calendar at North Carolina’s Tri-County Speedway on Saturday, October 4.

With 11 laps remaining in Saturday’s 125-lap CARS Tour race at Wake County Speedway, Landon Huffman and Ryan Millington got together entering turn three. Millington crashed. Huffman was penalized. Neither driver left Wake County with the finish they deserved, and both of them let the other know about it after the race.

After a few weeks off to digest everything that went down at the season opener, the CARS Tour Late Model Stock Cars are back in action this Saturday night at the smallest track the Tour heads to all season long, the quarter-mile bullring of Wake County Speedway in Raleigh, North Carolina.

The stars of the CARS Tour West are back in action this weekend, and they’re back in Bakersfield, California at Kevin Harvick’s Kern Raceway. The Pro Late Models and Limited Pro Late Models headline the event along with the MMI Legends Tour, Keelan Harvick will be making his CARS Tour West Pro Late Model debut, and it’s all happening live on FloRacing.

FloRacing and the zMAX CARS Tour have teamed up to pay out one of the most fun and unique new post-race awards in motorsports. The new “FloRacing Field Master” award will be paid out at the end of every Late Model Stock Car and Pro Late Model race throughout the 2025 season, with a bigger bonus award to be given out at the end of the year.

The 2025 season for the CARS Tour kicked off with a history-making doubleheader at New River All-American Speedway. Connor Hall scored his first victory with his new JR Motorsports team in the renumbered No. 88 machine, while Jade Avedisian became the first woman to win a CARS Tour race across any of the three CARS Tour divisions in its 11-year history.

Jade Avedisian made CARS Tour history Saturday night when she inherited the Pro Late Model victory at New River All-American Speedway following a disqualification in post-race technical inspection. With the win, the 18-year-old California native becomes the first female driver to win a CARS Tour race in the tour's 11-year history.