For the first time this season, Justin Bonsignore is preparing for two straight events in the NASCAR Xfinity Series. His nine-race schedule with Joe Gibbs Racing for 2025 continues this weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway in Tennessee with the SciAps 300 on Saturday.
The fifth race of the SMART Modified Tour season will bring the Sadler-Stanley Racing team to Hickory Motor Speedway this Saturday evening. The Hickory Hundred will take place at the track known as the ‘Birthplace of NASCAR Stars’ as the SMART Tour wraps a busy opening portion of the season.
Four-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion Justin Bonsignore announced today a partnership for the NASCAR Xfinity Series event at Bristol Motor Speedway on April 12 with Joe Gibbs Racing.
Bonsignore welcomes KBM Commercial Properties and Highway Self Storage to the side of the No. 19 Toyota GR Supra for the SciAps 300.
After a week off, Sadler-Stanley Racing will return to SMART Modified Tour competition this Saturday, April 5, with both team drivers Jonathan Cash and Luke Baldwin.
The SMART Modified Tour powered by Pace-O-Matic heads to Orange County Speedway. Entering the race, Baldwin leads the championship battle with one win so far this year. Cash has also put together plenty of speed in the first three races of the season, and has recorded two top-10 finishes in the No. 16VA. (more…)
A busy three-race weekend for rising driver Luke Baldwin will bring him over 700 miles across the East Coast – nevermind over 400 laps on the track. Baldwin will compete in three different events at two different tracks – Martinsville Speedway and Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park – in both a Truck and a Modified.
Baldwin will drive three different cars in the three events.
Thompson Speedway has always been one of Justin Bonsignore’s best tracks.
As the four-time NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour champion heads back north this weekend for the Icebreaker 150 on Sunday, he has the opportunity to continue to add to his already stout Thompson legacy.
Sadler-Stanley Racing looks to defend the king crown this Saturday at South Boston Speedway.
Last year, driver Luke Baldwin captured the King of the Modifieds race win with the SMART Modified Tour, hoisting the trophy, wearing the robe and putting on the crown as King of the Modifieds, his first career Tour-Type Modified win.
This week, it’s the second annual King of the Modifieds. Baldwin will look to make it back-to-back crowns, while team driver Jonathan Cash will also look to take it away from him and keep it inside the Sadler-Stanley Racing stable.
Modified and Supermodified winner Jon McKennedy announced Thursday a busy schedule for the 2025 racing season. Again for 2025, McKennedy will compete in both the Tour-Type Modifieds and the Supermodifieds, mixed between multiple different divisions with both classes.
Between all divisions, McKennedy has roughly 35 races planned.
For the third time in his SMART Modified Tour career, Luke Baldwin was in Victory Lane on Saturday evening at Anderson Motor Speedway. Baldwin won the Pace-O-Matic pole in qualifying with a track record time around the South Carolina oval. He followed it up by remaining near the front of the field for the entire 99-lap distance, saving his equipment until it mattered most.
No. 1 Will Carry a Tribute Scheme To The Big Red Machine For Three NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour Events
When the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour visits Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park in 2025, race fans will have the opportunity to see a special tribute scheme hit the track. Patrick Emerling, driver of the No. 1 Fleetworks Inc. Modified, will carry a special tribute scheme, throwing back to Geoffrey Bodine’s No. 1 Big Red Machine owned by Dick Armstrong. The scheme will be on the track for all three NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour races.
