All-American 400

All-American 400 	All-American 400
 	
ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division	ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division
Venue 	Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway
Location 	Nashville, TN
First race 	1981
Distance 	240-mile (386.24 km)
Laps 	400
Most wins (driver) 	Jeff Purvis (3)
Most recent winner 	Matt Craig
Last race 	2021
Circuit information 	Circuit information
Surface 	Asphalt
Length 	0.596 mi (0.959 km)
Turns 	4
The All-American 400 is a 400-lap, 240-mile late model crown jewel stock car race held at the Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway since 1981. However, some editions were shortened to 300 laps / 180 miles.Originally it was co-sanctioned between the All Pro Super Series (later the NASCAR Southeast Series) and the American Speed Association. In 1991, the NASCAR Southeast Series took over the race until the 2000 edition. The race returned in 2003 as part of the ARCA/CRA Super Series.Beginning in 2022, the Automobile Racing Club of America will take over sanctioning of the event with the ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division taking over as the featured division. Rather than being run as a single 400-lap race, the All-American 400 will consist of two 200-lap combination races between the Central Series and Midwest Series (Midcentral Tour) and the Northeast Series and Southeast Series (East Tour).Race winners
; Winners
* 1981: Butch Lindley
* 1982: Bob Senneker
* 1983: Jim Sauter
* 1984: Gary Balough
* 1985: Rusty Wallace
* 1986: Gary Balough
* 1987: Darrell Waltrip
* 1988: Butch Miller
* 1989: Butch Miller
* 1990: Gary St. Amant
* 1991: Jeff Purvis
* 1992: Jeff Purvis
* 1993: Mike Garvey
* 1994: Bobby Gill
* 1995: Jeff Purvis
* 1996: Wayne Anderson
* 1997: Freddie Query
* 1998: Freddie Query
* 1999: Wayne Anderson
* 2000: Mike Garvey
* 2001-2002: not held
* 2003: Brian Hoppe
* 2004: Chuck Barnes Jr.
* 2005: Jason Hogan
* 2006: Boris Jurkovic
* 2007: John Van Doorn
* 2008: Chris Gabehart
* 2009: not held
* 2010: TJ Reaid
* 2011: not held
* 2012: Ross Kenseth
* 2013: Chase Elliott
* 2014: John Hunter Nemechek
* 2015: Daniel Hemric
* 2016: Bubba Pollard
* 2017: Donnie Wilson
* 2018: rained out
* 2019: Mason Mingus
* 2020: Casey Roderick