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ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, Northeast Series

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The **ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, Northeast Series**, also known simply as the **ARCA Hoosier Northeast Series**, is a pavement late model racing series sanctioned by the Automobile Racing Club of America. The series was originally formed as the American-Canadian Tour Late Model Tour in 1992 as a cost-cutting, regional touring division conducting races across New England and Quebec. The series was acquired by ARCA in October 2021 and will debut under the ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division banner in April 2022.

The series, along with the Southeast Series, make up the ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, East Tour who combine for six races annually.

## History

In 1979, television and radio journalist Ken Squier and his business partner Tom Curley formed the **NASCAR North Tour** for late-model Sportsman-type cars. With sponsorship from companies like Coors, Molson, Skoal, STP, Valvoline and General Motors, the NASCAR North Tour visited the short track showplaces of the northeastern United States and Canada: Thunder Road in Vermont, Oxford Plains Speedway in Maine, Stafford Motor Speedway in Stafford Springs, Connecticut, Thompson Speedway in Thompson, Connecticut, Sanair Super Speedway in Saint-Pie, Quebec, Cayuga Speedway in Ontario, and Dover Downs International Speedway in Dover, Delaware. Southern stars Butch Lindley, Bill Dennis, Harry Gant, Tommy Ellis, Gene Glover, L.D. Ottinger and Bosco Lowe were frequent visitors to NASCAR North Tour events, along with national icons Bobby Allison, Buddy Baker and Dale Earnhardt.

In 1980, there was more sponsorship support for the tour. Molson was signed as the major sponsor and car counts kept growing. 1982 was a banner year for the tour as it made their its appearance at Dover Downs Speedway as the support division for the Winston Cup race. Purses and point funds kept growing to levels over $1 million by 1985. However, several lawsuits filed by various competitors had soured NASCAR on the tour and NASCAR dropped its sanction of the tour at the end of the 1985 season.

Following the decision by NASCAR to cease sanctioning the Coors Tour following the 1985 season, Curley formed the independent **American-Canadian Tour** in 1986, continuing the series as the ACT Pro Stock Tour. In 1992, a second series was added, the ACT Late Model Sportsman International Series. With the closing of the Pro Stock Tour after the 1995 season, this series, known as the ACT Late Model Tour, became the ACT's premier circuit. The reborn series began with a lower cost GM 403 crate engine. Two years after its inception in 2005, the ACT took over the Canadian-based Serie Nationale Castrol LMS Quebec, renaming it as the Séries ACT and casting it as a Canadian sister series to the New England centered Late Model Tour.
The Automobile Racing Club of America announced in October 2021 they had acquired the ACT Tour and will debut it under the ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division banner in April 2022. Select races will air on tape delay on ESPN SpeedWorld on ESPN+.
BlackStorm Motorsports Proving Grounds

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The**BlackStorm Motorsports Proving Grounds** (abbreviated as the **BSM Proving Grounds**) is a private multipurpose motorsports complex located in Boise, Idaho that is owned by the BlackStorm Motorsports racing team for development and testing purposes. It originally opened in March 2020.

## History

Construction on the track began in 2018 shortly after the main BlackStorm Motorsports Campus opened for use. The track was considered to be phase two of the construction. It opened in March 2020 with a small public celebration including hot laps by all four BlackStorm Motorsports drivers.

## Layouts

The track is on the 88-acre BlackStorm Motorsports Campus and has been used for testing since March 2020. The track's main route was designed by famed track designer Jean-Claude Adnet, the same architect who designed the new Tampa Bay Raceways. Originally the track was planned to be 1.55 miles (2.495 km) long but was shortened due to the lack of space.

The course starts on the start/finish straight known as "Silicon Straight," named for the public street that runs directly parallel. The first bend is a quick left hander that leads into a long, flowing 90° right-hander that leads into the "Carousel" consisting of turns 4 and 5. The "Idaho Horseshoe" makes up turns 6 and 7 leading into the very short "Technology Straight" (named for Technology Way).Turns 8-10 comprise the "Esses" section of the course and leads directly into the 90° right-hander "Micron Corner" (named for Micron Mask Technology Center located outside the corner) that exits onto the pit straight.
2023 ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division West Tour

The **2023 ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, West Tour** is the upcoming debut season of the ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division's Northwest Series and Southwest Series, two regional late model racing series sanctioned by the Automobile Racing Club of America (ARCA). The combined tour is scheduled to begin on February 5 with the Sunrise Ford All-Star Showdown at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and conclude on September 17 with the championship race at Evergreen Speedway. Kern County Raceway Park will bookend the Southwest Series, hosting the season opening Winter Showdown on March 20 and the season finale October Classic on October 23. Similarly, the Wenatchee Valley's Super Oval will bookend the Northwest Series, hosting the season opening Leonard Evans 150 on April 25 and the season finale Neal Newberry 125 on September 25.

## Teams and drivers

* Driver line-up is expected to be revealed closer to the start of the season.

## Schedule

The schedule for the 2023 season was released on September 22, 2023. The Northwest and Southwest Series will combine for three points paying races, down from six combination races in 2022. Each series will also contest a nine-race season with champion's night scheduled for October 1 at Tri-City Raceway (Northwest Series) and October 15 at Kern County Raceway Park (Southwest Series).

 **Bold** | Non-points race

## Rules and regulations

### Qualifying procedures

* The fastest 20 cars in qualifications are automatically transferred to main event and will be lined up with fastest eight starting inverted.
* Positions 21-24 go to the winners and runner-ups of the two heat races.
* If a track has the ability to start more than 24 cars this procedure will be determined prior to arriving at the event by ARCA and the promoter and will be posted on the events schedule.

### Points

* There are two active championships for each series: the division championship and regional championship. Both series compete in separate championship seasons to determine the winner of their "division." The combined tour exists as a separate championship.
* Points are allotted the same for combined races and series races.

1. 50 pts
2. 48 pts
3. 46 pts
4. 44 pts
5. 43 pts
6. 42 pts
7. 41 pts
8. and so on...

* no points for heat races
* Any tie in the final points will be broke by the highest number of wins in that season, if still tied highest number of second place finishes and so on until the tie is broken.
* All points go to the driver only

### Purse

1. 5,000
2. 3,000
3. 2,500
4. 1,500
5. 1,000
6. 850
7. 800
8. 750
9. 650
10. 625
11. 600
12. 575
13. 525
14. 500
15. 400 (and on)
2022

The Magic of Disney 100

*rest of weekend is TBD*

* Local class: VORES Compact Touring Series (hornet): Battle at the Beach 40 (40 laps)
* ARCA Trucks: TBA (75 laps)

### Saturday, February 26

* ARCA Super Late Models: Pensacola 100 (100 laps)
## * ARCA Menards Series East: ARCA Pensacola 200 (200 laps)Auto Club 150

### Friday, February 25

* NASCAR Touring Series: Auto Club 150 (150 laps)

### Saturday, February 26

* NASCAR Xfinity Series: TBA (300 laps)### Sunday, February 27

* NASCAR Cup Series: Auto Club 400 (400 laps)

## Menards 200 at the Bullring

### Friday, February 25

* NASCAR Touring Series: Auto Club 150 (150 laps)

### Saturday, February 26

* NASCAR Xfinity Series: TBA (300 laps)### Sunday, February 27

* NASCAR Cup Series: Auto Club 400 (400 laps)
Magic of Disney 100

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The **Magic of Disney 100** is a 100-lap, 100 mile (160.93 km) NASCAR Touring Series auto race held at the Walt Disney World Speedway in Bay Lake, Florida. It was the inaugural race for the Touring Series in 1998 as the Central Florida Chevrolet Dealers 100 but was removed from the schedule after the third running. It returned to the calendar in 2022 to celebrate the reopening of the WDW Speedway.

## History

The Magic of Disney 100 debuted in 1998 as the Central Florida Chevrolet Dealers 100 to open the inaugural NASCAR Grand National Regional Touring Series season. The race was dominated by Geoff Ramsay who led all 100 laps in the caution-free debut event.
Bomb

* Original
* Current

### Friends

Red (best friend), The Blues, Chuck (second-best friend), Matilda (third-best friend), Hal, Terence, Bubbles, Stella, Silver, Po, Manny, Sid, Megamind, Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III, Ginormica, Mumble Happy Feet, Erik

### Enemies

Minion Pigs, Corporal Pig, Foreman Pig, King Pig, Tai Lung, Lord Shen, Kai the Collector, Soto, Cretaceous and Maelstrom, Rudy, Captain Gutt, Gavin (formerly), Tighten, Green Death, Drago Bludvist, Grimmel the Grisly, Gallaxhar, King Leonard Mudbeard (formerly), Zeta (formerly), Noah the Elder (formerly)

**Bomb** is the tritagonist of the *Angry Birds* franchise.

## Appearance

Bomb is a circular black bird with red eyebrows, black eyes, a "fuse" on top of his head, two grey eyebags, a yellow-orange beak and grey breast feathers. Originally, he had a white dot on his forehead, probably to indicate a shiny area, but later, it was removed.

## Gallery

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Kung Fu Panda: 1-1 | 1-2 | 1-3
Megamind: 3-1
How to Train Your Dragon: 4-1 | 4-2 | 4-3
Monsters vs. Aliens: 5-1
The Angry Birds Movie: 6-1 | 6-2
Happy Feet: 7-1 | 7-2
Ferdinand: 8-1

**Ships:**
Rella | Chuckormica | Terilda | Bubbilver
2002 ASCRA Open Wheel Division

The **2002 ASCRA Open Wheel Division** was the inaugural season of the Champ Car World Series, a national touring open-wheel racing series then-sanctioned by the American Stock Car Racing Association. It began on March 15 at Sebring International Raceway, and concluded on October 11 at Road Atlanta.

## Schedule

The 10-race inaugural calendar was revealed by ASCRA on November 2, 2001. The reveal was postponed from September 14 due to the September 11 attacks.
Honda Sprint Series West

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The **Honda 4-Cycle Sprint Series, West** is a kart racing series owned and sanctioned by INDYCAR, LLC. The series was first formed in 2020 as the entry-level developmental series for the ASCRA Lucas Oil Formula Series but had its inaugural season postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The series, alongside sister series Honda Sprint Series East, represents the lowest step on the Road to Indy, a program of racing series leading up to the IndyCar Series as well as the Champ Car World Series.

## History

Formed in 2020 as the **ASCRA Honda Pro Formula - West Tour**, the series was originally a junior formula series designed as a entry-level division. The inaugural season was scheduled for 2021 with Dallara providing all teams with a stock chassis (HPT-21), although the season was ultimately cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prior to the 2022 season, the series was sold to INDYCAR, LLC as a result of the strain the COVID-19 pandemic put on the ASCRA. INDYCAR, LLC announced a number of changes for the series including switching from junior formula to kart racing. INDYCAR announced the new series would debut as the "Honda 4-Cycle Sprint Series, West."

## Rules and regulations

### Points

The Honda Sprint Series tries to incentify winning races by providing a higher point value. Finishing positions 2nd through 12th are separated by each other by two points while 1st place earns five points more than 2nd.
2023 Champ Car World Series

The **2023 Lucas Oil Champ Car World Series** is the upcoming twenty-second season of the Champ Car World Series, and second season under INDYCAR-sanctioning. It is scheduled to begin on March 6 with the Grand Prix of Florida, and will conclude on October 29 with the Champ Car Grand Prix of Germany.

## Schedule

The schedule for the 2022 season was released on September 28, 2021. It features twenty points paying rounds and features numerous new tracks replacing one-off appearances from 2021 and sees ten events discontinued as the series will no longer serve as companion events with the NTT IndyCar Series. Twelve races will be held in the United States while four will be held in Canada, and one race each in Australia, Germany, Mexico and the United Kingdom.

**Bold** represents International races, a championship within the overall championship.
2022 NASCAR Electric season

The **2022 NASCAR Electric Series presented by Coca-Cola** is the upcoming debut season of the NASCAR Electric Series, a national touring stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR. It is scheduled to begin on February 5 at Walt Disney World Speedway with The Magic of Disney 100, and will conclude on October 1 with the Jeep Beach 100 at New Smyrna Speedway.

2022 will mark the first full season with the new Gen-5 cars.

## Teams and drivers

### Complete schedule

Renault Zoe, Toyota Camry Hybrid, Ford Mustang Mach-E, Tesla Model S and the Chevrolet Bolt EV.
2022 Detroit NASCAR Grand Prix

**Announcers** | Jeff Walton, Lincoln Walker, Geoff Ramsay, Brian Williams

The **2022 Detroit NASCAR GP delivered by Little Caesars** was a NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series race held on June 4, 2022 on the Belle Isle Street Circuit in Detroit, Michigan. Scheduled for 40 laps and 94-miles (151.278 km), the race was extended to 42 laps due to NASCAR Overtime. It was the fourteenth of twenty-eight races of the 2022 NASCAR Touring Series season and second of three races of the 2022 Little Caesars Grand Prix Challenge. Scott Wilson won the race for Team Penske Racing, his second victory of the season. The victory qualified Wilson for the $7,500 bonus for winning two of the three street races. Should he win the Toronto Grand Prix the bonus will increase to $15,000.

## Entry list

Thirty-six drivers are expected to attempt to qualify for twenty eight starting positions. The top twenty-five in points are guaranteed a spot in the main event with the remaining three spots going to the fastest three in qualifying not already locked in.

## Practice

There will be one practice session held on June 3. This session lasted one hour.

 **2** | 2
 **3** | 21

## Qualifying

The starting lineup is determined by single-car qualifying. The top twenty in points were guaranteed a starting position.
2019 NASCAR Touring Series

The **2019 NASCAR Touring Series** was the twenty-first season of the NASCAR Touring Series, a then-regional touring stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR. It began on February 17 at New Smyrna Speedway with the Orange Blossom 100, and concluded on September 8 with the Greenville 150 at Greenville-Pickens Speedway.
ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, Central Series

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The **ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, Central Series**, also known simply as the **ARCA Hoosier Central Series**, is a pavement late model racing series sanctioned by the Automobile Racing Club of America. The series was originally formed in 1997 as the **Kendall Late Model Series** and later known as the **Sunoco Super Series** and the **ARCA/CRA Super Series** before ARCA acquired a controlling interest in the series. It will debut under the ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division banner in April 2022.

The series, along with the Midwest Series, make up the ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, Midcentral Tour who combine for six races annually.

## History

The ARCA Hoosier Central Series was first formed in 1997 as the Kendall Late Model Series and later became the Sunoco Super Series. Beginning in 2012, the series entered a partnership with the Automobile Racing Club of America, resulting in the ARCA/CRA Super Series. CRA also had previous partnerships with the Southern Super Series that races in Alabama, Tennessee, and Florida, and the CARS Tour in Virginia, the Carolinas, and Tennessee with a series of combination races for all three tours, including one at Bristol Motor Speedway.

Prior to the 2021 season, ARCA announced an intended expansion of their late model division with the acquisition of the ASCRA Sunoco Super Late Model Tour that would become the ARCA Sunoco Super Late Model Series in 2022. In February 2021, ARCA announced they would be acquiring the controlling stake for the ARCA/CRA Super Series and renaming it the ARCA Central Tour. By November 2021, ARCA had officially become the sole owners of the series, with it debuting under the ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division banner in April 2022. Select races will air on tape delay on ESPN SpeedWorld on ESPN+.
2013 NASCAR Touring Series

The **2013 NASCAR Safeway Series** was the fourteenth season of the NASCAR Touring Series, a then-regional touring stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR. It began on February 17 at New Smyrna Speedway with the Orange Blossom 100, and concluded on September 8 with the Greenville 150 at Greenville-Pickens Speedway.
2022 Vancouver 200

**Announcers** | Jeff Walton, Lincoln Walker, Geoff Ramsay, Brian Williams

The **2022 Power Smart Vancouver 200 presented by BC Hydro** is an upcoming NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series race scheduled to be held on August 27, 2022 at Vancouver International Speedway in Langley, British Columbia, Canada. Contested over 200 laps and 112.2-miles (180.568 km), it will be the twenty-fifth of twenty-eight races of the 2022 NASCAR Touring Series season.

It will be the 450th NASCAR Touring Series race in history.

## Entry list

Thirty-seven drivers are expected to attempt to qualify for this event.

## Practice

There will be one practice session held on August 19. This session lasted one hour.

## Starting lineup

The starting lineup is determined by single-car qualifying.
ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, Southwest Series

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The **ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, Southwest Series**, also known simply as the **ARCA Hoosier Southwest Series**, is a pavement late model racing series sanctioned by the Automobile Racing Club of America. The series was originally formed in 2001 as a continuation of the **Tri-Track Challenge** run in California between 1997 and 2000. The series was acquired by ARCA in October 2021 and will debut under the ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division banner in February 2022.

The series, along with the Northwest Series, make up the ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, West Tour who combine for seven races annually.

## History

The ARCA Hoosier Southwest Series was first formed in 1997 as the Tri-Track Challenge, a collaboration between Madera Speedway, Stockton 99 Speedway and Altamont Motorsports Park. The 1999 season was won by Burney Lamar, despite only winning a single race at Stockton. Terpstra, Fensler, Holmes and Tucker completed the top five. After the 2000 season, won by Jim Pettit, II, the series was disbanded. The main reason being Stockton 99 Speedway not wanting to continue to support the series

In January 2001 the promoters of Altamont and Madera tried to found a series the same rules as the existing NASCAR Elite Division. Davey Hamilton and Rick Gerhardt, promoting a California-based supermodified racing division under the Supermodified Racing League sanctioning body offered to sanction the new late model series under their umbrella. The **SRL Wild West Shootout Late Model Series** was founded for the 2001 season with Altamont and Madera running six races each. Stockton returned on the calendar for the 2002 season. Gerhardt sold his interest in the series at the beginning of 2004 to Steve Fensler. For 2005 the supermodified division was sold to form the Western States Supermodified Racing League. The late model series continued under the management of Fensler.

For 2006 the SRL Southwest Tour was formed in affiliation with the ASA. After the announcement that the NASCAR Elite Division would be disbanded after the 2006 season the NASCAR organization encouraged the Elite Division teams to join the SRL series.

A pre-season non-championship race, the SRL Winter Showdown, was introduced in 2015. The race at Kern County Raceway Park invited many non-SRL racers to compete for the crown. New to the SRL series were Dustin Ash, Preston Peltier, Dalton Sargeant among others. South-eastern based short track specialist Bubba Pollard won the first two editions of the race. For 2022, the event will be moved to the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and be ran as a points-paying combination race with the Northwest Series.
The series was sold to the Automobile Racing Club of America in October 2021 and will debut under the ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division banner in February 2022. Select races will air on tape delay on ESPN SpeedWorld on ESPN+.
ARCA Truck Series

*This article is about the second edition of the ARCA Truck Series. For the original incarnation, see ARCA Lincoln Welders Truck Series.*

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The **ARCA UNOH Pro 4 Truck Series**, also known simply as the **ARCA Truck Series**, is a pickup truck racing series owned and operated by the Automobile Racing Club of America that fields mid-size trucks with heavily modified four-cylinder engines. The series was originally founded in 1999 before folding in 2017. The current iteration ran its inaugural season in 2022 at a mixture of paved and dirt short tracks.

## History

The ARCA Truck Series ran exhibition races late in 1998 with the first full season in 1999. The series evolved from the series which ARCA sanctioned from 1990 through 1998 called The Pro 4 Series. The Pro 4 Series cars were full tube chassis stock cars with highly modified 4-cylinder engines. Both full body and open-wheel cars competed in the series together. With the popularity of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series and trucks in general, a long time ARCA official came up with the idea to race compact trucks.

The inaugural season consisted of eleven asphalt and four dirt races in four states in the Midwest. The series produced ten different winners but sixteen-year-old Aaron Hulings dominated the series with six wins and eight pole awards but sat out the last race of the season for unknown reasons and the championship went to Pro 4 Series veteran Bill Withers. The decision to go to trucks was popular with fans and competitors alike. Over twenty three different trucks with twenty five drivers competed in the fifteen races the first season. It was announced January 9, 2017 that the series would cease operations, effective immediately.
The series was revived in 2022 with the UNOH Pro 4 Truck Series, running sixteen events at a mixture of paved and dirt short tracks.

## ARCA Truck Series cars

Current trucks ran in the series include the Chevrolet Colorado, Dodge Dakota, Ford Ranger and Toyota Tacoma.
2022 National Compact Pro Series

The **2022 National Compact Pro Series presented by T-Mobile** is the fourth season of the National Compact Pro Series, a national touring-level stock car racing. It began on March 18 at South Boston Speedway with the Virginia 180, and will conclude on October 7 with the Thompson Shootout presented by Dunkin' at Thompson Speedway.
Vermillion

The **Vermillion**, often referred to as the **Vermillion warriors**, are the pure first-generation progeny of the Great Devourer, appearing as masses of snakes that can merge into humanoid- snakelike forms. With armor forged by Ray and Maya and the leadership of Krux and Acronix, the Vermillion's main agenda is to consume everything in their path, much like their progenitor.

Following the Battle for All of Time, Krux had been breeding them in the Vermillion Swamps, so he could oversee their invasion in forty years while waiting for Acronix to return.

The Vermillion commanders Machia, Raggmunk, and Blunck were selected by Krux as the strongest and most cunning of their species. They are capable of controlling the other Vermillion warriors through a hive mind until Acronix and Krux fired the Vermillion commanders and used the helmets of Blunck and Raggmunk to control the Vermillion warriors themselves.

With control of the Vermillion, the twins telepathically smashed the rest of the Vermillion warriors into their component snakes, which were absorbed by the Iron Doom. Under the twins' orders, the Vermillion snakes ultimately gave life to the machine. Eventually, it would become lost in time after Wu ripped out the Reversal Time Blade from the Iron Doom's time apparatus, leaving the Time Twins and their Vermillion hordes stuck in the Temporal vortex.
2019 ASCRA Formula Series Championship

The **2019 ASCRA Lucas Oil Formula Series** was the eighteenth season of the ASCRA Lucas Oil Formula Series, a national touring open-wheel racing series sanctioned by the American Stock Car Racing Association. It began on April 20 on the Streets of Long Beach, and concluded on September 21 with the race at Laguna Seca.

## Teams and drivers

The following teams and drivers have been announced to compete in the 2019 Lucas Oil Series season. Teams are required to field a minimum of two cars with a maximum limit of five cars. There is no limit on drivers and only the physical cars have to be full-time. All teams use a spec Dallara OWS-12 chassis with universal aero kit and either Firestone or Goodyear tires. This information is still subject to change.

## Schedule

On July 8, 2018, ASCRA released the schedule for the 2019 season. It remained unchanged from the previous season.
Schedule sandbox

On July 7, 2019, ASCRA released the schedule for the 2020 season. It remained unchanged from the previous season with the calendar remaining at sixteen races. However, the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in numerous race cancellations, including the removal of every street circuit from the calendar. A number of facilities were also rendered unable to safely host auto racing resulting in a scaled back 10-race season. Ten races is the minimum number of events needed for an official season to take place. The modified calendar was published on May 22, 2020, less than a month before the first event.

### Schedule changes due to COVID-19 pandemic

The following rounds were included on the original calender published by ASCRA, but were cancelled, postponed, or are pending confirmation in response released to the COVID-19 pandemic.

## Schedule

On August 22, 2020, ASCRA released the schedule for the 2021 season. It saw the return of nine events originally scheduled for the [./https://rapidcity.fandom.com/wiki/2020\_ASCRA\_Lucas\_Oil\_Formula\_Series 2020 season] plus the addition of eight new events. The season expands from 16 to 22 for the 2021 season.

* \* denotes non-points races### Calendar changes

## Schedule

The schedule for the 2022 season was released on September 28, 2021. It expands the calendar by six races and features numerous new tracks replacing one-off appearances from 2021. 10 of the 28 races will be held as companion events with the NTT IndyCar Series. 19 races will be held in the United States while five will be held in Canada, and one race each in Australia, Germany, Mexico and the United Kingdom.
2022 ARCA PLM East Tour

Elko and Iowa are combined East/West races

Northwest Division and Pacific Division

Divisional Champions and a Regional Champion

**Bold** indicates combined Northwest/Southwest race; support event for NASCAR Touring Series

*Italic* indicates combined East/West late model race; support event for NASCAR Touring Series

## Pro Late Model Rules

### Qualifying Procedures -

* Fastest 20 cars in qualifications are automatically transferred to main event and will be lined up with fastest eight starting inverted. Positions 21 & 22 go to NWSLM provisional’ s and 23 & 24 to track promoter provisional’ s. If a track has the ability to start more than 24 cars this procedure will be determined prior to arriving at the event by the NWSLM series and the promoter and will be posted on the events schedule.

### Points

*  All teams who enter a car and present it for competition but fail to make a qualifying attempt will receive 20 points.

Top 5 qualifiers will receive the followings points:

* 1st (5) points
* 2nd (4) points
* 3rd (3) points
* 4th (2) points
* 5th (1) points

Points for the main event will be awarded in the following manner:

Finishing Position Points

1st 50

2nd 48

3rd 46

4th 44

5th 43

6th 42

7th 41

8th 40

* No Points for Trophy dashes or Positioning Heat Races will be received.

* Any tie in the final points will be broke by the highest number of wins in that season, if still tied highest number of second place finishes and so on until the tie is broken.

* All points go to the driver only

Purse

1. 5,000
2. 3,000
3. 2,500
4. 1,500
5. 1,000
6. 850
7. 800
8. 750
9. 650
10. 625
11. 600
12. 575
13. 525
14. 500
15. 400

winner receiving $5,000.

lap leader money will also be awarded, which currently sits at $625.

Trevor Cristiani Racing will put up $150 for the “Hard Charger Award”

$350 for the Fast Qualifier,
2010 NASCAR Touring Series

The **2010 NASCAR Safeway Series** was the twelfth season of the NASCAR Touring Series, a then-regional touring stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR. It began on February 17 at New Smyrna Speedway with the Orange Blossom 100, and concluded on September 8 with the Greenville 150 at Greenville-Pickens Speedway.
2023 All-Star Shootout

**Announcers** | Jeff Walton, Lincoln Walker, Geoff Ramsay, Brian Williams

The **2023 SoFi All-Star Shootout at the Coliseum** was a NASCAR Touring Series race held on February 4, 2023 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, California. Contested over 125 laps and 31.25-miles (50.292 km), it was the first, and only, exhibition race of the 2022 NASCAR Touring Series season.

## Report

### Format and eligibility

Like the previous year's all-star race, the 2023 All-Star Shootout is open to pole sitters and race winners from the 2022 season with no past champion provisional. The event itself will consist of a 25-lap qualifying dash to set the starting lineup with the top eight finishers beginning in reverse order for the 100-lap main event. The 2023 All-Star Shootout will not have a predetermined number of cars with the field size dependent on the above criteria.

## Entry list

Nineteen drivers are eligible to participate in this event, although only fifteen are expected to start due to two retirements at the end of the 2022 season and two drivers not having contracts for 2023.

## Practice

There was one optional practice session held on February 3. This session lasted 30 minutes.

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## Qualifying Dash

The qualifying dash is a 25-lap race to determine the starting lineup for the main event. The starting lineup for the qualifying race is determined by single-car qualifying.

## Main event

The main event is a 100-lap race. The starting lineup for the main event is determined by the finishing order of the qualifying race, with the top eight being inverted.
2022 NAPA Auto Parts 150

**Announcers** | Jeff Walton, Lincoln Walker, Geoff Ramsay, Brian Williams

The **2022 NAPA Auto Parts 150** is an upcoming NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series race scheduled to be held on August 20, 2022 at Evergreen Speedway in Monroe, Washington. Contested over 150 laps and 93.75-miles (150.876 km), it will be the twenty-fourth of twenty-eight races of the 2022 NASCAR Touring Series season.

## Entry list

Thirty-seven drivers are expected to attempt to qualify for this event.

## Practice

There will be one practice session held on August 19. This session lasted one hour.

## Starting lineup

The starting lineup is determined by single-car qualifying.
2022 Champ Car World Series

The **2022 Lucas Oil Champ Car World Series** is the twenty-first season of the Champ Car World Series, and first season under INDYCAR-sanctioning. It began on March 6 with the Grand Prix of Florida, and will conclude on October 29 with the Champ Car Grand Prix of Germany.

## Schedule

The schedule for the 2022 season was released on September 28, 2021. It features twenty points paying rounds and features numerous new tracks replacing one-off appearances from 2021 and sees ten events discontinued as the series will no longer serve as companion events with the NTT IndyCar Series. Twelve races will be held in the United States while four will be held in Canada, and one race each in Australia, Germany, Mexico and the United Kingdom.

**Bold** represents International races, a championship within the overall championship.
2022 Virginia is for Racing Lovers 100

**Announcers** | Jeff Walton, Lincoln Walker, Geoff Ramsay, Brian Williams

The **2022 Virginia is for Racing Lovers 100** was a NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series race held on April 1, 2022 at Richmond Raceway in Richmond, Virginia. Contested over 100 laps and 75-miles (120.7008 km), it was the seventh of twenty-eight races of the 2022 NASCAR Touring Series season. Corey Haim won the event for Joe Gibbs Racing.

## Entry list

Thirty-eight drivers are expected to attempt to qualify for this event.

## Practice

There will be one practice session held on April 1. This session lasted one hour.

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## Starting lineup

The starting lineup is determined by single-car qualifying.
2012 NASCAR Touring Series

The **2012 NASCAR Safeway Series** was the fourteenth season of the NASCAR Touring Series, a then-regional touring stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR. It began on February 17 at New Smyrna Speedway with the Orange Blossom 100, and concluded on September 8 with the Greenville 150 at Greenville-Pickens Speedway.
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**Welcome to the NASCAR Touring Series Wiki!**
We are an archival website about the fictional *NASCAR Touring Series* that is currently hosted offline on the 2003 computer racing simulator *NASCAR Racing 2003 Season*. The series was founded (in-universe) in 1998 and is currently represented by the ICR mod.

This wiki also covers numerous other fictional racing series run inside of *NASCAR Racing 2003 Season.* These include the NTS feeder series NASCAR Blue-Emu Dash Series, the upcoming NASCAR Electric Series presented by Coca-Cola, ARCA UNOH Pro 4 Truck Series, and the ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division. Outside of stock car racing, we also cover the Lucas Oil Champ Car World Series and Indy Champ Car Pro Series presented by Advance Auto Parts open-wheel series as well as the Honda 4-Cycle Sprint Series East & West karting series.

Our sister wikis are RapidCity Wiki, a database initially based solely around the fictional city of Rapid City, Washington; and Raydon Studios Wiki, a database of fictional films produced within this universe by Raydon Entertainment. We share a continuity and the NTS Wiki can be considered a spin-off of the main site.

## Series We Cover

NASCAR Little Caesars Touring SeriesNASCAR Blue-Emu Dash SeriesNASCAR Electric Series presented by Coca-ColaARCA UNOH Pro 4 Truck SeriesARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, Northeast SeriesARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, Southeast SeriesARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, Central SeriesARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, Midwest SeriesARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, Northwest SeriesARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, Southwest SeriesLucas Oil Champ Car World SeriesINDY ChampCar Pro Series presented by Advance Auto PartsHonda 4-Cycle Sprint Series, EastHonda 4-Cycle Sprint Series, West

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2022 NASCAR Dash Series

The **2022 NASCAR Blue-Emu Dash Series** is the upcoming tenth season of the NASCAR Dash Series, a budget touring-level stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR. It is scheduled to begin on March 19 at Hickory Motor Speedway with the Spring Opener 125, and will conclude on September 24 with the season finale at New Smyrna Speedway.

## Schedule

The schedule for the 2022 season was released on September 20, 2021.
2015 NASCAR Touring Series

The **2015 NASCAR Albertsons/Safeway Series** was the eighteenth season of the NASCAR Touring Series, a then-regional touring stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR. It began on February 17 at New Smyrna Speedway with the Orange Blossom 100, and concluded on September 8 with the Greenville 150 at Greenville-Pickens Speedway.
ARCA sandbox

## Schedule

The schedule for the 2022 season was released on September 15, 2022. The Northwest and Southwest Series will combine for six points paying race non-points exhibition to end the season. Each series will also contest a ten-race season with champion's night scheduled for September 25 at Wenatchee Valley's Super Oval (Northwest Series) and Irwindale Speedway (Southwest Series).

 **Bold** | Non-points race

## Rules and regulations

### Qualifying procedures

* The fastest 20 cars in qualifications are automatically transferred to main event and will be lined up with fastest eight starting inverted.
* Positions 21-24 go to the winners and runner-ups of the two heat races.
* If a track has the ability to start more than 24 cars this procedure will be determined prior to arriving at the event by ARCA and the promoter and will be posted on the events schedule.
2021 ARCA Truck Series exhibition races

In summer 2021, five demonstration races for the newly-born ARCA Truck Series were held. The races were broadcast during coverage of the NASCAR Touring Series and were held on tracks primarily based on the West Coast of the United States, featuring six trucks each.

## Rule and regulation changes

* The new Generation-5 composite body race car will make its debut in 2022.
* After 27 seasons, Goodyear will leave the series with General Tire becoming the main tire supplier for all races except the dirt races, where Hoosier will provide the tire.

## Schedule

The schedule for the 2021 season was released on October 1, 2020. It features numerous new tracks while maintaining a 24-race season.

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## * Results and standings

### Playoff standings

For the purposes of playoff seeding only, drivers are awarded a 100-point bonus for winning a race that will be added to their playoff total. In order to be eligible for the playoffs a driver must simply attempt to qualify for all 24 points-paying races. A race win automatically locks a driver into the playoffs (provided there are eight or fewer different winners). If more than eight eligible drivers win a race, the playoffs will consist of the top eight in playoff points among those winners. For example, a driver with 2 wins would make the playoffs over a driver with 1 win.
Formula W Tour

The **Menards Formula W Tour** was a proposed all-female American open-wheel racing series owned by the American Stock Car Racing Association. The series was planned to launch in 2022 as a North American alternative to the international W Series. Prior to the planned debut season, the series was sold to INDYCAR, LLC as a result of the strain the COVID-19 pandemic put on the ASCRA. INDYCAR, LLC immediately announced they would retire the series without ever running a single race. The reasoning given that a separate championship for female drivers proves counterintuitive to the inclusive nature of the NTT IndyCar Series and Lucas Oil Champ Car World Series.
Reese's 200

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The **Reese's 200** is a 200-lap, 137.2 mile (220.8 km) NASCAR Touring Series auto race held at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park in Brownsburg, Indiana. The inaugural event was held on June 19, 1971 and was won by Ramo Stott. The race has been run each year since 2011 except for 2013 and 2021.

The race was originally sanctioned by the ARCA Menards Series from 1971 until 2020. As of 2022, the race is sanctioned by the NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series.

## History

ARCA debuted at the track in 1971, when it ran for two years consecutively, and once more in 1974. The race returned again in 1983, when it ran for three consecutive years with a second race in 1985. The track remained off the schedule until 2011, when it was added back to the schedule. The race would again go on hiatus for the 2013 season, but returned in 2014. Calypso Lemonade became the title sponsor of the race in 2020. The race was taken off the schedule in 2021 and added to the NASCAR Touring Series schedule in 2022 with Reese's became the title sponsor of the race that year.
2022 I Love NY 100

**Announcers** | Jeff Walton, Lincoln Walker, Geoff Ramsay, Brian Williams

The **2022 I Love New York 100 at The Glen** is an upcoming NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series race scheduled to be held on June 25, 2022 at Watkins Glen International in Watkins Glen, New York. Contested over 41 laps and 100.614-miles (161.909 km), it will be the seventeenth of twenty-eight races of the 2022 NASCAR Touring Series season.

## Entry list

Thirty six drivers are expected to attempt to qualify for this event.

## Practice

There will be one practice session held on June 24. This session lasted one hour.

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## Qualifying results

The starting lineup is determined by single car qualifying.

## Results

The main event is a 40-lap race.

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2022 King Cadillac Buick GMC Throwback 200

**Announcers** | Jeff Walton, Lincoln Walker, Geoff Ramsay, Brian Williams

The **2022 King Cadillac Buick GMC Throwback 200** is an upcoming NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series race scheduled to be held on July 9, 2022 at Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park in Thompson, Connecticut. Contested over 200 laps and 125-miles (201.168 km), it will be the nineteenth of twenty-eight races of the 2022 NASCAR Touring Series season.

## Format

The main event is a 200 lap race. The race program also includes a full slate of local racing including:

* Sunoco Modified (25 laps)
* Late Models (20 laps)
* Limited Sportsman (20 laps)
* Mini Stock (15 laps)
* Vintage Modified (12 laps)

## Entry list

Thirty-eight drivers are expected to attempt to qualify for this event.

## Practice

There will be one practice session held on July 8. This session lasted one hour.

## Starting lineup

The starting lineup is determined by single-car qualifying.

## Results

The main event is a 200-lap race.

Featured Races:

* NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series (200) [ICR]
* Sunoco Modified (25) [SK Mods]
* Late Model (20)
* Limited Sportsman (20) [Aero88]
* Mini Stock (15) [Hornets]$
* Vintage Modified (12) [Whelen]$

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Pre-Parade -Postparade Mix-

## Pre-Parade -Postparade Mix-

### Следующая

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**Pre-Parade -Postparade Mix-** — песня из аниме.

## Текст

プレ！　プレパラート！
強くなんかないけど
プレ！　プレパレード！
いつか君を捕まえる！

プ・レ・プレパ　プ・レ・プレパ　プ・レ・プレパ　ワレテバリバリ
プ・レ・プレパ　プ・レ・プレパ　プ・レ・プレパ

油断したら　その指　チクチクアタック　覚悟して
小さいけど　挟むの　ミジンコみたいなアナタ

欲しいのは　プラスチックなハート(プラス　プラス　ダケドマイナス)
でもそれじゃつまらない　そこに気付いた者勝ち

恋は甘くて　苦いもの
単純明快　複雑怪奇な代物
どうでもいい事ばっかり気にしたりするの
どんな感じ？ソンな感じ
温厚篤実　エキセントリックなアナタ
強がる素振りを全身まとって太刀打ち
素直なだけだと刺激が強くて　クラクラ
傷ついちゃうの　傷つけちゃうの　純情プレパラート

プ・レ・プレパ　プ・レ・プレパ　プ・レ・プレパ　ワレテバリバリ
プ・レ・プレパ　プ・レ・プレパ　プ・レ・プレパ

磨けばまだ　輝く　限界なんて　ありえない
小さくても　誰にも　負けない何かがあるの

私から　近づくまで耐えてよ（タエテ　タエテ　コンキガダイジ）
アナタから　それ以上近づかれたら割れちゃう

人は優しく　刺激的
気分爽快　難行苦行の代物
泣きたい時にもニコニコ笑ったりするの

どんな感じ？損な感じ
才気煥発　アクティブ全開なアナタ
強気な態度で奇襲を仕掛けて仇討ち
直進だけだと不安に駆られて　ソワソワ
頭の中は　いつも一人の　純情プレパレード

恋は甘くて　苦いもの
単純明快　複雑怪奇な代物
どうでもいい事ばっかり気にしたりするの
どんな感じ？ソンな感じ
温厚篤実　エキセントリックなアナタ
強がる素振りを全身まとって太刀打ち
素直なだけだと刺激が強くて　クラクラ
傷ついちゃうの　傷つけちゃうの　純情プレパラート
頭の中は　いつも一人の　純情プレパレード

Pure! Pureparaato!
Tsuyoku nanka nai kedo
Pure! Pure-pareedo!
Itsuka kimi o tsukamaeru!

Pu-re-purepa pu-re-purepa pu-re-purepa warete baribari
Pu-re-purepa pu-re-purepa pu-re-purepa

Yudanshitara sono yubi chikuchiku atakku kakugoshite
Chiisai kedo hasamu no mijinko mitai na anata

Hoshii no wa purasuchikku na haato (purasu purasu dakedo mainasu)
Demo sore ja tsumaranai soko ni kizuita mono kachi

Koi wa amakute nigai mono
Tanjun meikai fukuzatsu kaiki na shiromono
Dou de mo ii koto bakkari ki ni shitari suru no
Donna kanji? Sonna kanji
Onkou tokujitsu ekisentorikku na anata
Tsuyogaru soburi o zenshin matotte tachiuchi
Sunao na dake da to shigeki ga tsuyokute kurakura
Kizutsuichau no kizutsukechau no junjou pureparaato

Pu-re-purepa pu-re-purepa pu-re-purepa warete baribari
Pu-re-purepa pu-re-purepa pu-re-purepa

Migakeba mada kagayaku genkai nante arienai
Chiisakute mo dare ni mo makenai nanika ga aru no

Watashi kara chikazuku made taete yo (taete taete konki ga daiji)
Anata kara sore ijou chikazukaretara warechau

Hito wa yasashiku shigekiteki
Kibun soukai nangyou kugyou no shiromono
Nakitai toki ni mo nikoniko warattari suru no
Donna kanji? Son na kanji
Saiki kanpatsu akutibu zenkai na anata
Tsuyoki na taido de kishuu o shikakete katakiuchi
Chokushin dake da to fuan ni kararete sowasowa
Atama no naka wa itsumo hitori no junjou pure-pareedo

Koi wa amakute nigai mono
Tanjun meikai fukuzatsu kaiki na shiromono
Dou de mo ii koto bakkari ki ni shitari suru no
Donna kanji? Sonna kanji
Onkou tokujitsu ekisentorikku na anata
Tsuyogaru soburi o zenshin matotte tachiuchi
Sunao na dake da to shigeki ga tsuyokute kurakura
Kizutsuichau no kizutsukechau no junjou pureparaato
Atama no naka wa itsumo hitori no junjou pure-pareedo
Katherine Thompson

**Last race** | 2022 NAPA Auto Parts 150
 **Last win** | 2022 Reese's 200

**Katherine Thompson** (born January 19, 2004) is an American professional stock car racing driver. She competes full-time in NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series, driving the No. 20 Toyota Supra for Joe Gibbs Racing. She made her debut July 19, 2020 at the Iowa 100 at Iowa Speedway. Her first win came at the 2021 Camping World Dirt Race at Eldora Speedway.