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.

At just 13 years of age, Wyatt Earnhardt Miller, the grandson of seven-time NASCAR champion Dale Earnhardt Sr., has already experienced plenty in motorsports. He’s won a Golden Driller at the Tulsa Shootout and he’s found success racing off-road trucks, but in 2025 he’s going to add new experiences to his already deep resume.

“The Birthplace of the NASCAR Stars” is set to run one of its biggest races of the season this weekend. The annual “Fall Brawl” will take place at North Carolina’s famous Hickory Motor Speedway on Saturday, November 9, and it’s live on FloRacing. So with that in mind, we wanted to make sure you races fans knew everything possible about this event in this edition of Everything You Need To Know.

The zMAX CARS Tour announced its 2025 schedule on Monday afternoon, with an impressive 15-race schedule featuring some big changes. The Southeast’s premier Late Model Stock Car and Pro Late Model touring series will kick off its season on Saturday, March 1, and conclude its season seven months later on Saturday, October 18.

CARS Tour officials have released a lengthy penalty support following Saturday’s Throwback 276 at Hickory Motor Speedway. Saturday’s doubleheader saw Ryan Millington take out leader Connor Hall in the final corner resulting in Ronnie Bassett Jr.’s first series victory, as well as a post-race altercation involving Andrew Grady and multiple crew members on pit road.

Saturday’s finish to the Late Model Stock Car portion of the CARS Tour “Throwback 276” has been debated every which way possible, but after looking at as much video as possible CARS Tour officials have now made the results official.

The annual “Throwback 276” for the CARS Tour never fails to deliver on the race track and off. From the action on track to the throwback paint schemes, it’s an event that fans and teams look forward to every year. This year was no different as the teams showed out with beautiful throwback schemes that had fans energized to vote for their favorite during the Best Appearing Car Contest on FloRacing.

Voting is now open for the 2024 CARS Tour Best Appearing Car Award for the zMAX CARS Tour Throwback Weekend at Hickory Motor Speedway. This year's voting will once again be hosted on FloRacing.com.

Ever since the first version of the Throwback 276 took place back in 2017, the annual Throwback weekend at the summer race at Hickory Motor Speedway has been a highlight of the CARS Tour schedule. So let’s take a look at some of the schemes that have already been released. And keep checking back to this page, because we’ll be updating it as more schemes get released.

History and tradition will be honored at Hickory Motor Speedway this weekend for one of the zMAX CARS Tour’s most prestigious events, the Throwback 276.

Landon Huffman hasn’t made a CARS Tour start since the end of May, but that will change this weekend at Hickory Motor Speedway when Huffman returns for the Throwback 276 with a new team and a special scheme honoring his father, Robert Huffman.

The annual “Throwback 276” for the CARS Tour is back this Saturday, July 27 at Hickory Motor Speedway. It’s one of the most anticipated events on the CARS Tour calendar, and has been ever since the first edition back in 2017. And for the second year in a row, FloRacing is trying to help make the event even bigger by hosting the “Best Appearing Car” award voting on its platform.

The first half of the 2024 CARS Tour season has not been kind to Landon Huffman, and now the reigning CARS Tour Most Popular Driver is stepping back from full-time CARS Tour competition effective immediately.

Pavement racing fans learned something on Saturday night that dirt racing fans were already aware of: Corey Day is good.

Eighteen-year-old Sprint Car star Corey Day is set to make his pavement debut in a NASCAR Late Model Stock Car Saturday night at Hickory Motor Speedway. With three Kubota High Limit Racing wins through only 10 races in 2024, the California native has been turning heads across the motorsports world.