The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series and World of Outlaws Real American Beer Late Model Series are on hiatus this Easter weekend, and because of that, many nationally touring drivers are racing regionally across the country.

More than $30,000 will be up for grabs this weekend when the Schaeffer's Oil Spring Nationals Series presented by Coltman Farms Racing returns to action with a doubleheader in the Volunteer State. The weekend will be highlighted by the $21,000-to-win Lil' Bill Corum Memorial at Tazewell Speedway on Saturday, April 19. However, before the series arrives in Tazewell, they will make a stop at I-75 Raceway to race for a $10,053 check on Friday night, April 18.

The Schaeffer’s Spring Nationals concludes the points-paying portion of its 11th season with a Memorial Day weekend tripleheader starting with Friday’s 40-lap, $7,553-to-win series debut at Sugar Creek Raceway in Blue Ridge, Ga.

While engaged in the very battle every paying dirt-track fan envies to see — the leaders in a back-and-forth slider-fest as the finish nears — Kyle Bronson knew exactly what the moment called for during his battle with Zack Mitchell in Saturday’s 53-lap Schaeffer’s Spring Nationals-sanctioned Jimmy Thomas Memorial at East Alabama Motor Speedway in Phenix City.

Ashton Winger has certainly bolstered his list of firsts these last few years.

An impressive field of Dirt Late Model drivers are planning to spend their Saturday night at Tazewell Speedway chasing $21,000 in the Lil' Bill Corum Memorial. In recent days, Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals Series officials have released the names of drivers who are expected to compete in the signature event on the 2024 series schedule.

The 11th edition of the Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals Series presented by Coltman Farms Racing and fueled by Sunoco will get underway this weekend in a huge triple-header in the Peach State of Georgia.

SEYMOUR, Tenn. — Cory Hedgecock’s pet project took a major leap Saturday at 411 Motor Speedway.

SENOIA, Ga. — On a night when more than half of the 43 entries elected not to compete because of rough track conditions, Wil Herrington hung in there the longest. The Hawkinsville, Ga., driver was among those entered in Saturday’s $10,053-to-win Schaeffer’s Spring Nationals event at Senoia Raceway and when drivers began loading up after time trials due to the overwhelmingly choppy conditions, Herrington was in the minority.

For the second year in a row, the Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals Series presented by Coltman Farms Racing and fueled by Sunoco kicked off the season at Swainsboro Raceway and for the second straight year, Brandon Overton found victory lane in the opener on Friday at the Swainsboro, Georgia oval.

The 10th edition of the Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals Series presented by Coltman Farms Racing and fueled by Sunoco is scheduled to kick off in a big way over the March 3-4 weekend in the Peach State. A pair of $10,053 first-place prizes are up for grabs for the series competitors on Friday night at Swainsboro Raceway in Swainsboro, Georgia and on Saturday evening at Senoia Raceway in Senoia, Georgia.

It’s a big weekend for Late Model racing in the Volunteer State. Just two days after the Kyle Larson Late Model Challenge Powered by Tezos takes place at Volunteer Speedway on Thursday, a hefty $21,000 will be up for grabs in Saturday's Lil’ Bill Corum Memorial at Tazewell Speedway.

Racing in front of a large crowd on Saturday at Senoia Raceway, Shane Clanton, of nearby Zebulon, Georgia, dominated the Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals feature to claim the $10,053 top prize! In the second round of the twelve race miniseries,

The driver of the year in Super Late Model racing in 2021 is back at it again early in the 2022 campaign, as Brandon Overton racked up a commanding flag-to-flag victory Friday in the Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals Series lid lifter at Swainsboro Raceway.

Following a successful 2021 campaign that saw only one repeat winner in the nine series races that escaped the wrath of Mother Nature, the Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals Series kicks off their 2022 season this upcoming weekend (March 4-5) with a lucrative double-dip in the Peach State. The lid will be lifted to the miniseries slate this Friday night in a visit to Swainsboro Raceway in Swainsboro, Georgia, as a $10,053 top prize will be up for grabs during the track’s annual ‘Crank it Up 100’ weekend. A fixture on the sister series - Schaeffer’s Oil Southern Nationals - schedule for many years, the Spring Nationals tour will make their first-ever stop to Swainsboro on Friday after being rained-out back in 2015.