NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Officials from Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway and the ASA Southern Super Series have announced that Saturday’s North-South Super Late Model Challenge, featuring Super Late Models, has been canceled due to an unfavorable weather forecast calling for an approximately 80 percent chance of rain and the potential for strong thunderstorms throughout the day and into Saturday night. The Friday practice has also been scratched.
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Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway Set for ASA Southern Super Series North-South Super Late Model Challenge This Saturday
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — One of the premier Super Late Model events of the summer comes to the historic Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway this Saturday, July 11, as the ASA Southern Super Series returns to Music City for the North-South Super Late Model Challenge 100. A talented field featuring championship contenders, nationally recognized veterans, rising stars, and hometown favorites will battle for 100 laps on one of America’s most historic short tracks.
Grandstands open and qualifying begins at 3:00 p.m., with feature racing set to start at 5:00 p.m. The North-South Super Late Model Challenge 100 headlines a full night of racing that also includes Street Stocks on the quarter-mile, along with Limited Late Models, Pure Stocks, Pro/Masters Legends, Semi-Pro/Young Lion Legends, Pest Doctor Front Runners, and CP Race Wear Bandoleros.
Race Of Champions Modifieds To Take Part In The Rod Spalding Classic This Sunday — Super Stocks and FOAR Score Dash Series Also On Hand
Tioga Center, NY (July 5, 2026) — Sunday night, July 12, the Race of Champions Modifieds and Super Stocks roar into Shangri-La II Speedway for the first time in 2026 for the Rod Spalding Classic — a race to honor a man who was a member of the NASCAR Modified division, and well-known local driver.
The Classic was originally set for June 14, but due to an unfavorable forecast, the race was postponed.
Race Of Champions “Family Of Series” To Race At Spencer This Friday — Fan Appreciation Night Includes Children With Free Hot Dogs
Williamson, NY (July 5, 2026) — Spencer Speedway has its annual “Fan Appreciation Night” this Friday, July 10, with the appreciation spanning to everyone.
“Kid’s RoC” — the Race of Champions Kids Club, will be offering every child ages 12 and under a free hot dog, courtesy of Little Red Wagon — a local food truck.
Hartwig Goes Two-For-Two At Lancaster Motorplex — Wins Second In A Row With The Race Of Champions Modified Series
LANCASTER, N.Y. (July 2, 2026) — Lancaster Motorplex saw both high temperatures and high-paced action on Thursday, as the Race of Champions Modifieds rolled into town.
8 Modifieds took part in the Ol’ Boy Cup X — a 60-lap race presented by Thermal Foams, Inc., to honor Billy Colton, Sr.
Polewarczyk Dethrones Darling in GSPSS Triple Crown Opener at Seekonk
By Jeff Brown, for Granite State Pro Stock Series
SEEKONK, MASS. — The first trip to Seekonk Speedway in seven years for the Granite State Pro Stock Series presented by Hudson International Speedway produced the series’ fourth different winner in four races so far this season.
On the first night of the MDP Motorsports Promotions Triple Crown, Joey Polewarczyk unseated the reigning king of the “Cement Palace” for his first GSPSS win of 2026 and the tenth of his career.
Louis Foster to Drive the No. 76 Truck at Lime Rock Park
Mooresville, NC (July 2, 2026) – It was officially announced today that Louis Foster will drive Freedom Racing Enterprises’ No. 76 Chevrolet Silverado at Lime Rock Park in his first-ever NASCAR national series race. Spencer Boyd, owner of Freedom Racing Enterprises, shared the news including that their shared partner, DROPLiGHT will be the primary sponsor on the truck.
“We’ve shown some great speed with our road course program this season,” noted Spencer Boyd the primary driver of the No. 76. “It was our goal this season to stay focused on the 76 this year while bringing road course talent to best showcase our abilities in building fast trucks. The schedules aligned so that we could execute this crossover with Louis at Lime Rock and we are proud to be the ones getting him his first drive in a NASCAR race truck.”
Kurt Busch Ready for Le Mans Debut with HSR NASCAR Classic – “It Makes You Feel Like a Kid Again”
HSR’s First Overseas Race This Weekend at the Le Mans Classic Legend Celebrates the Golden Anniversary of NASCAR’s First Appearance at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1976
LE MANS, France (June 30, 2026) – The first overseas race in the nearly 50-year history of Historic Sportscar Racing (HSR) is set for this weekend when the HSR NASCAR Classic presented by Goodyear racing series debuts at the Le Mans Classic Legend, July 3 – 5. A full field of historic stock cars from the last seven decades brings the “Thunder of America” back to the legendary Circuit de la Sarthe in the heart of France a half a century after NASCAR stock cars first appeared in the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
The 36-car entry list features a compelling mix of both iconic machinery and celebrated drivers, and among the standouts is 2026 NASCAR Hall of Fame inductee and 2004 Cup Series champion Kurt Busch.
OL’ BOY CUP X Up Next For Race Of Champions Modified Series At Lancaster Motorplex This Thursday, June 26
LANCASTER, N.Y. – The Race of Champions Modified Series returns to Lancaster Motorplex this Thursday, July 2 for the tenth running of the Ol’ Boy Cup, a 60-lap sprint event paying $5,000 to win.
The Ol’ Boy Cup IX marks the Series’ first appearance at the half-mile asphalt oval this season, bringing top-tier Modified action to one of the region’s most storied venues.
Paulie Hartwig, III, of Galloway, N.J., heads into the event with momentum after capturing his first-ever Race of Champions Modified Series victory this past Saturday at Evans Mills Raceway Park.
Ty Dillon To Make 300th NASCAR Cup Series Start at Chicagoland Speedway on Sunday
WELCOME, N.C. — Kaulig Racing driver Ty Dillon will make his 300th NASCAR Cup Series start Sunday at Chicagoland Speedway.
“Making 300 starts in the NASCAR Cup Series is so special to me,” Dillon said.
“As a kid, you dream of racing in the Cup Series, starting the Daytona 500 and competing for championships,” he said. “As your career goes on, you realize how important and special it is to keep making starts at this level. I’m proud to reach this mark, and I’m grateful I’ve been able to stick around long enough to gain so many experiences racing at the highest level all over the country. I’m pumped for this weekend and hopeful there are another 300 starts ahead.”