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zMAX CARS Tour Schedule Update: Fan Zone, Ticket Office and Spectator Parking Open Wednesday at 4 p.m.; Qualifying Scheduled to begin at 5 p.m.

In order to welcome guests with the best prepared parking areas after today’s saturating rains, track officials will delay opening spectator parking lots, ticket office and fan zone until 4 p.m. ET. Spectator gates will open at 4:30 p.m. in advance of the 5 p.m. Reverend 100 qualifying.

Qualifying begins at 6 p.m. for the Window World 125, followed by pre-race ceremonies and the Window World 125 race, scheduled to take the green flag at 8:30 p.m. The Reverend 100 will begin immediately after, at approximately 10 p.m.

Tickets purchased for Tuesday will be honored at the gate on Wednesday.

Single day adult tickets for $30 (kids single day tickets are $10 each) are still available for Wednesday’s racing and can be purchased online at www.northwilkesborospeedway.com.

Fans who have questions about their tickets should contact the ticket office via email at [email protected] .

Below is the updated schedule for the Window World 125 and Reverend 100 doubleheader (schedule subject to change):

Wednesday, May 15 4 p.m. Fan Zone and Spectator Parking lots open 4:30 p.m. Spectator gates open 5 p.m. Reverend 100 qualifying 6 p.m. Window World 125 qualifying 8:30 p.m. Window World 125 race 10 p.m. Reverend 100 race

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North Wilkesboro Results: August 3, 2024 (CARS Tour)

Kevin harvick joined the cars tour field at north wilkesboro speedway.

C ARS Tour drivers have unloaded in North Wilkesboro, NC. The famed North Wilkesboro Speedway is set for a night of late model racing.

View North Wilkesboro results for the CARS Tour below.

Brenden Queen and Mini Tyrrell set the front row. 125 laps of short track racing are up next…

Main Event Report

Green flag, side by side into turn one. Several laps later, Tyrrell gets loose on the bottom and he chases it up the track into Brenden Queen. Queen takes the lead.

117 to go, Tyler Gregory picks up a flat tire and brushes the wall, caution.

Green, the outside lane struggles to get going and multiple cars stack up into turn one! Buddy Isles Jr, Kade Brown, Cameron Bolin, Justin Hicks, Connor Mosack, Connor Hall, Sammy Smith, Brent Crews and others pick up damage.

Green, Tyrrell and Queen run side by side for the lead. Queen wins the battle via the outside lane and Lapcevich follows him through on the outside to take over 2nd.

80 to go, Queen leads Lapcevich by 1.5 seconds. 17 cars remain on the lead lap.

75 to go, the race break caution is out.

Green, Queen leads as Diaz follows him through on the outside to take 2nd away.

74 to go, Lapcevich slides Diaz to reclaim 2nd.

73 to go, Brandon Pierce slows, caution.

Green, Queen leads as they form three wide for 2nd! Lapcevich holds 2nd.

64 to go, Lapcevich leans on the bumper of Queen in the battle for the lead.

57 to go, Lapcevich works under Queen. He runs his wide at the center of the corner and diamonds the exit. Lapcevich finally clears him and takes over the lead.

42 to go, Conner Jones is hooked in the right rear by Mason Diaz as they fight for space at the flag stand. Both cars are still rolling but Diaz has lost a fender and the caution is out for debris.

Green, Lapcevich and Queen run inches apart into turn one. Lapcevich wins the battle on the outside lane.

27 to go, Tristan McKee comes to a stop on the track, caution.

Green, Lapcevich and Queen rub fenders off turn two. A lap later, more contact into turn one. Lapcevich wins the battle and holds the lead.

24 to go, Conner Jones spins into turn three. The caution is out.

Green, Lapcevich clears Queen off turn two.

23 to go, Queen slides across the nose of Tyrrell, forcing his way to the top and Queen holds 2nd.

15 to go, Lapcevich has opened the gap to 1 second over Queen.

3 to go, Brandon Pierce spins and the caution is out. Oil is on the track. Race leader Lapcevich runs wide and he brushes the outside wall as he squeezes between the stopped car of Pierce.

Green, Lapcevich is clear. Queen holds 2nd.

3 to go, Queen runs wide off turn four. Tyrrell takes over 2nd.

2 to go, Corey Hiem works the inside and takes 2nd away!

Treyten Lapcevich wins at North Wilkesboro Speedway!

North Wilkesboro Speedway Race Results August 3, 2024 CARS Tour Late Model Stock

Pos | Driver

1. Treyten Lapcevich

2. Corey Heim

3. Mini Tyrrell

4. Carson Kvapil

5. Brenden Queen

6. Giovanni Ruggiero

7. Mason Diaz

8. Ronnie Bassett Jr

9. Ryan Millington

10. Brent Crews

11. Kevin Harvick

12. Landon Pembelton

13. Landon Huffman

14. Conner Jones

15. Connor Zilisch

16. Chase Burrow

17. Daniel Wilk

18. Connor Hall

19. Brandon Pierce

20. Tristan McKee

21. Tate Fogleman

22. Layne Riggs

23. Brandon Jones

24. Buddy Isles Jr

25. Kaden Honeycutt

26. Sammy Smith

27. Connor Mosack

28. Jacob Heafner

29. Kade Brown

30. Cameron Bolin

31. Dylon Wilson

32. Justin Hicks

33. Tyler Gregory

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• May 10, 2024

For the third year in a row, CARS Tour will contest one of its biggest races of the year at Historic North Wilkesboro Speedway but this is not the same track from the past two seasons.

Having been repaved over the winter, this is now a completely different race track, and combined with a still new Hoosier tire compound, no one really knows what to expect in advance on Wednesday night and the Window World 125.

Event Notes

Track: North Wilkesboro Speedway Location: North Wilkesboro, North Carolina Length: .625 miles Laps: 125 CARS LMSC Tour races: 2

LMSC North Wilkesboro Speedway winners: Carson Kvapil, Brenden Queen.

Late Model Stock Entry List: #0 Landon Pembleton,#00 Chase Burrow, #00R Layne Riggs,#03 Brenden Queen, #04 Ronnie Bassett Jr., #08 Deac McCaskill, #1 Andrew Grady, #2 Brandon Pierce, #4 Dylon Wilson, #4B Josh Berry, #5 Dexter Canipe Jr., #6 Bobby McCarty, #7 Dylan Ward, #8 Carson Kvapil, #9 Brandon Jones, #11 Buddy Isles Jr., #14 Mason Diaz, #15 Ryan Millington, #16 Chad McCumbee, #17 Kaden Honeycutt, #21 Tyler Tomassi, #22 Connor Hall, #22R Giovanni Ruggiero, #23 Kade Brown, #24 Cody Dempster, #26 Peyton Sellers, #28 Connor Zilisch, #29 Brent Crews, #37 Landon Huffman, #44 Conner Jones, #45 Bryce Applegate, #51 Stephen Nasse, #55 Gavan Boschele, #62 William Sawalich, #67 Cameron Bolin, #71 Katie Hettinger, #74 Chase Purdy, #77 Treyten Lapcevich, #77W Trevor Ward, #81 Mini Tyrrell, #87 Tate Fogleman, #87G Tyler Gregory, #88 Sammy Smith, #91 Justin S. Carroll, #95 Jacob Heafner

“It’s going to be hard to pass, track position is going to be big but we had a lot of speed in our No. 03 Toyota Camry when we tested last week. I’m super excited for that so hopefully this tire deal works out for us and we can get the pole, run up front and get to ride that lift again.” -Brenden Queen, Lee Pulliam Peformance

“It’s going to be one of those tracks now where you have to run hard all night long now like Dominion and Tri-County. You’ll have to have it free and fast and hang on to it throughout the race. We always run good at Tri-County so we’re looking forward to it.” -Ryan Millington, Millington Racing

“It’s going to be a challenge, hard to pass, a big unknown but the facility is awesome, looks great. It’s fast and fun to drive but I don’t know how fun it’s going to be to race.” -Chad McCumbee, McCumbee-Elliott Racing

“I really wish they hadn’t touched the track but when corporate gets involved, things happen. I don’t know. I didn’t go to the test but I’ve heard the same story from everyone who went. They were too free going into 1 and it never gripped up. I think they ruined it with the pavement.” -Bobby McCarty, R&S Race Cars

• Connor Hall
• Bobby McCarty -14
• Carson Kvapil-15
• Mini Tyrrell -16
• Treyten Lapcevich -16
• Brent Crews -18
• Brenden Queen -18
• Ryan Millington -19
• Chad McCumbee -33

Carson Kvapil claims CARS win at Ace as championship tightens

PRO LATE MODEL DIVISION

Track: North Wilkesboro Speedway Location: North Wilkesboro, North Carolina Length: .625 miles Laps: 125 CARS PLM Tour races: 1

LMSC North Wilkesboro Speedway winners: August Grill

Pro Late Model Entry List: #03 Kyle Campbell, #00 Jimmy Renfrew Jr., #6 Tristan McKee, #6L Brandon Lopez, #7 Justin Crider, #7NY Luke Baldwin, #9 Ashton Higgins, #15 Jonathan Shafer, #17 Hudson Bulger, #20 Corey Heim, #24 Jake Bollman,#24J Austin Jones, #26 Dawson Sutton, #29 Spencer Davis, #35 Caden Kvapil, #43 Nick Loden, #43G August Grill, #43H Joshua Horniman, #44 Connor Jones, #45 Seth Christensen,  #47 Dustin Bryson, #51 Kaden Honeycutt, #51N Stephen Nasse, #54 Matt Craig, #54G Clayton Green, #55 George Phillips, #65 Tyler Tanner, #71 Katie Hettinger, #72 Cody Coughlin, #77 Logan Jones, #81 Carson Brown, #89 Dylan Fetcho, #96 TJ DeCaire, #97 Dylan Garner

• Kaden Honeycutt
• Spencer Davis -0
• Kyle Campbell -4
• Caden Kvapil -11
• Jimmy Renfrew -20
• TJ Decaire -20
• Nick Loden -22
• Katie Hettinger -26
• Conner Jones -30

The green flag for the Pro Late Model’s Reverend 100 will wave at 8:30 p.m. EST on Tuesday, May 14. On Wednesday, May 15, the Late Model Stock Car division will be in action for the Window World 125 at 8:30 p.m. ET. FloRacing will provide qualifying and race coverage for both CARS Tour divisions.

Matt Weaver is the owner and founder of Short Track Scene. Weaver grew up in the sport, having raced himself before becoming a reporter in college at the University of South Alabama. He also has extensive experience covering NASCAR, IndyCar and Dirt Sprint Cars.

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Brenden Queen Scores Win in CARS Tour Late Model Stock Feature at North Wilkesboro

• May 17, 2023

Brenden Queen emerged victorious in Wednesday night’s CARS Tour Late Model Stock Tour event at North Wilkesboro Speedway, as he bested a field filled with NASCAR Cup Series stars.

After scoring potentially the biggest win of his young career, the 24-year-old was ready to celebrate in the only way fitting — with some damn waffles.

“This is nuts. I said all week to my guys we were going to ride the lift, and damn if we didn’t. Only thing we need up here is some Waffle House, and we’d be having a damn good time,” Queen shouted from the North Wilkesboro Speedway victory lane. “But we’re getting there. We’ll be at a Waffle House at some point tonight.”

Over the closing laps, nobody had anything for Queen, as he cruised to the finish line by 4.783 seconds over Ryan Millington, who finished in the runner-up spot.

For Queen, who entered the night second in the championship standings behind JR Motorsports driver Carson Kvapil, this marks his second-career CARS Tour Late Model Stock Tour victory.

Jared Fryar came home in third, Connor Hall finished fourth and Kaden Honeycutt was the highest-finishing NASCAR driver in fifth.

Layne Riggs came home in sixth, and he was followed by Chad McCumbee, Carson Kvapil, Zack Miracle, and Chase Briscoe in the top 10.

A massive crash just 30 laps into the 125-lap race really had a massive impact on how the race played out as a ton of the stars from NASCAR were swept up in the incident.

That crash was triggered when Carson Kvapil got into the rear of Bobby Pierce on the outside during a restart. This bottled up the field, which collected Dale Earnhardt Jr., who suffered major front-end damage, William Sawalich, Daniel Suarez, Brad Keselowski, and several others that hoped to contend for the win on Wednesday night.

Video: Suarez, Keselowski, Earnhardt, Jr. Sustain Minor Damage in Multi-Car Crash at North Wilkesboro

Seven of the 37 drivers in the field saw their races end due to this crash including Andrew Grady, Connor Zilisch, Deac McCaskill, Landon Pembelton, Chase Burrow, Mini Tyrrell, and William Sawalich.

Notable finishes for NASCAR drivers included Kaden Honeycutt (5th), Layne Riggs (6th), Chase Briscoe (10th), Kevin Harvick (11th), Brad Keselowski (12th), Daniel Suarez (15th), Dale Earnhardt Jr. (16th), Ross Chastain (19th), and Tyler Ankrum (24th).

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CARS Tour Championship Battles Roll Into South Boston

Only three races remain on the 2024 schedule to decide two incredibly close championship battles in the zMAX CARS Tour.

Late Models

After leading the CARS Late Model Stock Car Tour standings for most of the year, Connor Hall now finds himself on defense against Brenden Queen, who erased a significant deficit with a consistent summer stretch. In the CARS Pro Late Model Tour, Spencer Davis leads Kaden Honeycutt by four points following his win at Florence Motor Speedway.

The two title bouts are set to continue at South Boston Speedway for the AutosByNelson.com 280 on Saturday evening. A staple of short track racing in Virginia for nearly seven decades, South Boston has been a part of the CARS Tour nearly every year since 2017, either as the finale or a crucial, late-season tilt.

A small margin of error exists for the title contenders as they prepare for South Boston’s fast, high-grip surface. How Saturday night unfolds could be the difference in deciding which driver in the LMSC and PLM Tour hoists the championship trophy at North Wilkesboro Speedway.

Track Facts:

Track: South Boston Speedway Location: South Boston, Virginia Length: .4 mile Laps: 125 (LMSC), 100 (PLM) CARS LMSC Tour races: 6 CARS PLM Tour races: 2 South Boston LMSC winners: Deac McCaskill (2), Craig Moore (1), Josh Berry (1), Bobby McCarty (1), Carson Kvapil (1) South Boston PLM winners: William Sawalich (1), Nick Loden (1)

AutosByNelson.com 280 schedule

LMSC Entry List (24 cars): #00 Chase Burrow, #00R Layne Riggs, #03 Brenden Queen, #04 Ronnie Bassett Jr., #08H Carson Haislip, #1 Andrew Grady, #2 Brandon Pierce, #6 Bobby McCarty, #8 Carson Kvapil, #11 Buddy Isles Jr., #15 Ryan Millington, #22 Connor Hall, #23 Kade Brown, #24 Cody Dempster, #26 Peyton Sellers, #28 Landon S. Huffman, #29 Brent Crews, #44 Conner Jones, #45 Parker Eatmon, #55 Isabella Robusto, #62 Landen Lewis, #71 Aaron Donnelly, #77 Treyten Lapcevich, #81 Mini Tyrrell

PLM Entry List (16 cars): #00 Jimmy Renfrew Jr., #03 Kyle Campbell, #2 Amber Lynn, #6 Tristan McKee, #6B Brandon Lopez, #15 T.J. DeCaire, #24 Jake Bollman, #29 Spencer Davis, #35 Caden Kvapil, #43 Nick Loden, #43H Joshua Horniman, #47 Kaden Honeycutt, #51 Travis Braden, #67 Cameron Bolin, #77 TBA, #97 Dylan Garner

LMSC Point Standings:

• Connor Hall
• Brenden Queen -3
• Mini Tyrrell -30
• Brent Crews -36
• Ryan Millington -39
• Treyten Lapcevich -58
• Carson Kvapil -110
• Bobby McCarty -118
• Kade Brown -153
• Ronnie Bassett Jr. -160

PLM Point Standings:

• Spencer Davis
• Kaden Honeycutt -4
• Caden Kvapil -24
• Jimmy Renfrew Jr. -28
• Jake Bollman -34
• Tristan McKee -42
• T.J. DeCaire -66
• Conner Jones -112
• Dylan Garner -127
• Kyle Campbell -128
• Brandon Lopez -128

With Brenden Queen closing, Connor Hall prepares to dig in

Connor Hall has been forced to watch a sizable advantage over Brenden Queen in the CARS LMSC Tour standings evaporate over the past several races.

Although momentum has gradually shifted in Queen’s favor, Hall is keeping himself composed heading into the final three events on the 2024 schedule. He is proud of the chemistry built with Nelson Motorsports in his first year with the program, adding expects everyone to hold strong and successfully fend off Queen’s charge.

“This has definitely been a bit of a building process,” Hall said. “[Nelson Motorsports] is coming off some success with Landon Huffman last year and we’re having some success this year. We have to make good decisions, execute well and [not] beat ourselves. Let’s win or lose it on the racetrack.”

Immediate cohesion with Nelson Motorsports is why Hall managed to establish control of the LMSC Tour standings early. He did not record a single finish outside the top five in his first four starts before finally earning his lone victory in a three-wide photo finish at Langley Speedway with Brent Crews and Carson Kvapil.

South Boston Speedway presents a perfect opportunity for Hall to build a cushion between himself and Queen. During the facility’s prestigious Thunder Road Harley-Davidson 200 in July, an issue in practice forced Hall to start from the rear of the 38-car field, but he methodically climbed his way forward to secure the victory.

Hall anticipates plenty of similarities and differences between the Thunder Road Harley-Davidson 200 and Saturday’s AutosByNelson.com 280. No matter how the race unfolds, Hall knows maximizing points will be the optimal strategy to make Queen and Lee Pulliam Performance work extra hard during the last two races.

“[Queen] and Lee [Pulliam] definitely have North Wilkesboro and [the next to last track] Tri-County figured out,” Hall said. “We were pretty good at Tri-County the last time we were there and we’re good at South Boston, so I think we’ve grown a lot since Tri-County. It’s going to come down to the wire for sure.”

Kade Brown hopes to build off Bobby Isaac Memorial victory

One day after finishing 13 th in the Cook Out 225 at Florence Motor Speedway, Kade Brown got a much-needed jolt with his second consecutive Bobby Isaac Memorial victory at Hickory Motor Speedway.

The defending Hickory Late Model Stock track champion has endured mixed success in his maiden CARS LMSC Tour campaign, especially with learning how to race on two different types of tires. Being able to rely on his 2023 notes with the F45 tire is something Brown believes will help him finish out the season strong.

“I feel like we learned a lot over the year,” Brown said. “At Hickory, we went right back to what we were doing last year and it seemed to work. We’re ready to go into South Boston with the same mindset and try to get us another win. We actually weren’t planning on running South Boston. It was a last-minute decision, but we’re really looking forward to it.”

Poor track position is what Brown believes has been the primary factor behind his struggles in 2024. He said the cars prepared by Matt Piercy have plenty of race speed, but stressed improvements in qualifying are necessary to avoid trouble and put together results indicative of the team’s strenuous work.

For Brown, The Thunder Road Harley-Davidson 200 at South Boston served as a perfect encapsulation of his season. He had to start the grueling evening from the 18 th position, but properly utilized the strength of his No. 23 ValAlsta Chevrolet to work his way up to fifth by the time the checkered flag waved.

If he can start qualifying inside the top five more consistently, Brown feels he can contend for victories on a regular basis. With South Boston Speedway known for having races dependent on track position, Brown hopes to resolve his qualifying issues and finally showcase the efficiency that followed him during his championship run at Hickory.

“It’s hard to have a real dead set plan,” Brown said. “Obviously, if you can qualify inside the top six or seven, I think you will have a really good shot. We’ll shoot to qualify in that range and follow some of the guys who are notorious for being good there like Connor Hall. We’ll plan as we go, but I want to qualify well to give us a good chance.”

Kyle Campbell returns to PLM Tour after four-race absence

After winning the first two races of the 2024 CARS PLM Tour season, Kyle Campbell appeared poised to contend for the championship.

A crash in practice at Hickory Motor Speedway in July ended Campbell’s full-time campaign and forced him to start from scratch with his small program. Now that his No. 03 Chevrolet has been rebuilt, Campbell is eager to hit the track again at South Boston Speedway with the goal of returning to victory lane.

“Honestly, I’m looking forward to getting back on the racetrack,” Campbell said. “Hopefully we can keep the car in one piece and use [South Boston] as a good, solid test to get better for future races.”

The strong start to 2024 came as a pleasant surprise for Campbell, who uses a chassis he obtained from the Kvapil family. Although he was not able to maintain the efficiency from his victories prior to the Hickory crash, Campbell was proud of the progress made over the offseason and believes his car will be stronger over the last three events.

Being able to defeat talented drivers like the two PLM Tour championship contenders in Spencer Davis and Kaden Honeycutt carried plenty of significance for Campbell. Since it is primarily him and his dad working on the car, Campbell has endured plenty of long evenings to ensure his program can hang with the best in the Pro Late Model discipline.

Despite this, Campbell does not expect an easy outing at South Boston in his first race back, especially since he only has limited track time around the facility. The goal for Campbell on Saturday is to gain valuable experience, find his comfort zone and re-establish the competitive edge he possessed across his first two victories.

“[South Boston] is a high-grip place, but the painted lines on the track can really sway the car one way or another,” Campbell said. “One time I might hit the paint and get tight, another time I might get loose. It’s very line dependent, but [our goal] is to finish the best we can and not tear up the car.”

Accompanying the zMAX CARS Tour at South Boston Speedway for Saturday’s AutosByNelson.com 250 are the Virginia Mini Cup and U.S Legends classes, which will have their features interspersed with the LMSC and PLM races. FloRacing begins their live coverage at 3:45 p.m. ET with CARS LMSC Tour qualifying.

For more information on the zMAX CARS Late Model Stock Tour and the zMAX CARS Pro Late Model Tour, visit www.carsracingtour.com . Be sure to stay active and social with the tour by liking “CARS Tour” on Facebook, following @CARSTour on X (formerly known as Twitter) and scrolling through photos on Instagram cars_tour.

Additional series information can be obtained by calling the CARS Tour series office, located in Mooresville, NC, at 704-662-9212.

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