The ASA/CRA Super Series and ASA Southern Super Series are headed to the legendary high banks of the Nashville Fairgrounds this weekend, and the entry list is made up of names you’d expect to see at a big Super Late Model race. Bubba Pollard, Cole Butcher, Matthew Craig and the likes will all be there. But one name stood out among the rest. Driving the No. 24 from Clovis, California, Jade Avedisian.

NASCAR and Speedway Motorsports today announced details for the 2025 NASCAR All-Star Race to be held on Sunday, May 18, for the third consecutive year at iconic North Wilkesboro Speedway. This season’s format will again feature two heat races to set the All-Star Race starting lineup and a 100-lap All-Star Open, plus an extended 250-lap main event. In addition to a longer All-Star Race, several new aspects will debut including a Manufacturer Showdown, a Promoter’s Caution, modifications to Open qualifying, and Pit Crew Challenge eligibility. All eyes will be on the stars of the sport as they take on these new elements at the historic .625-mile track in the annual exhibition.

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.

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.

North Wilkesboro Speedway is now in the books and it will go down as one of the most dominant performances of Justin Bonsignore’s illustrious career. He may not have started from the pole, and he may not have led every lap, but he left only five cars on the lead lap and won by 6.473 seconds at the historic facility.

A trio of the Southeast's top touring series crowned champions Saturday night at North Wilkesboro Speedway. Both CARS Tour divisions -- Pro Late Models and Late Model Stock Cars -- were joined by the SMART Modified Tour for an action-packed night of racing in Wilkes County.

As a race fan, this final day for the CARS Tour has just about everything you can want and more. If you’re looking for a historic race track as the setting for the finale, you got it in North Wilkesboro Speedway. If you’re looking for two rivals to battle each other for the championship, you got it in Connor Hall and Brenden “Butterbean” Queen. And if you’re looking for close, dramatic points battles, you got it as both the Late Model Stock Car and Pro Late Model championship battles are separated by single-digits.

The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour is finally set to do battle on the newly repaved North Wilkesboro Speedway this weekend after a few weeks’ delay, and some of the best in pavement Modified racing are ready to go for the win in the Tour’s penultimate race of the 2024 season. Let’s give a quick snapshot at the entry list as the super tight championship battle draws to a close.

A strong field of Modifieds will descend on North Wilkesboro Speedway (NC) on Saturday October 19th for “The Finale” at North Wilkesboro Speedway. The SMART Modified Tour powered by Pace-O-Matic’s Championship race coincides with the CARS Tour title races giving the fans three races that crown series’ champions on one day.

A long, grueling season for the zMAX CARS Tour will conclude with two champions being crowned at North Wilkesboro Speedway on Saturday evening.

Three-time SMART Modified Tour powered by Pace-O-Matic champion Burt Myers scored his first win of 2024, in the Battle of SOBO, on Hitachi Energy Power-Up Raceday, Saturday at South Boston Speedway in Virginia. Myers, from Walnut Cove, NC, took the lead for the second and last time during a restart on lap 86 from Mike Speeney, from Newtown, PA. The Citrusafe Grill Cleaners number-1 then held off Ryan Newman, from South Bend, IN, and Jake Crum, from Statesville, NC, for the victory, his first at the southern Virginia race track.

The CARS Tour season is down to just two races, with two drivers vying for the right to call themselves a champion. It’s the showdown everyone has been hoping for with Hampton, Virginia’s Connor Hall battling Chesapeake, Virginia’s Brenden “Butterbean” Queen, with just one point separating these two bitter rivals heading into Saturday’s showdown at Tri-County Speedway.

NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour and North Wilkesboro Speedway officials announced Thursday that the previously postponed Brushy Mountain Powersports 150 has a new race date. The race will now take place on Sunday, October 20 at the famed short track in the North Carolina foothills and will now become the penultimate race on the 2024 calendar.

The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour was set to return to the legendary North Wilkesboro Speedway on Saturday night, but that return will have to wait a little bit longer as a result of the catastrophic damage that Western North Carolina has suffered after Hurricane Helene. NASCAR officials announced Monday afternoon that Saturday’s race has been “postponed indefinitely.”

With a stretch-run for the SMART Modified Tour just one race away, series officials have announced the “SMART 3” Playoff format.  The playoff will determine the final series standings and 2024 SMART Modified Tour powered by Pace-O-Matic champion.