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2022 ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division Midcentral Tour

The **2022 ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, Midcentral Tour** is the upcoming debut season of the ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division's Midwest Series and Central Series, two regional late model racing series sanctioned by the Automobile Racing Club of America (ARCA). The tour is scheduled to begin on April 10 at Anderson Speedway and will conclude on October 17 with the championship race Winchester 200 at Winchester Speedway.

## Teams and drivers

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

## Schedule

The schedule for the 2022 season was released on September 15, 2022. Each series will combine for four races and compete in an eleven race championship.

 **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)
2021-22 NASCAR Winter Heat Series

The **2021-2022 NASCAR K&N Winter Heat Series** was the second season of the NASCAR Winter Heat Series, a regional touring-level stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR. It began on December 4 at Five Flags Speedway with the Snowflake 100, and concluded on January 22 with the Winter Heat Championships at Phoenix Raceway.

Ty Gibbs, the 2021 ARCA Menards Series champion, won the Winter Heat Championship, his first.

## Teams and drivers

Like the 2019-20 season, 23 drivers will compete in the Winter Heat Series. The top-10 in points from the ARCA Menards Series and the NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series are joined by the champions of the ARCA Menards Series East, ARCA Menards Series West and the NASCAR Blue-Emu Dash Series.
2007 NASCAR Touring Series

The **2007 NASCAR Safeway Touring Series** was the tenth 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.
2021 Holiday Bash 125 at Daytona

The **2021 Holiday Bash 125 at Daytona** was a NASCAR Winter Heat Series race that was held on December 18th, 2021 at Daytona Raceway Park in Daytona Beach, Florida. Contested over 125 laps on the 0.250-mile (0.4 km) asphalt oval, it was the second race of the 2021-22 NASCAR K&N Winter Heat Series season.

## Report

### Format and eligibility

The race program features a 25-lap qualifying dash and a 125-lap main event. Single-car qualifying sets the starting line-ups for the qualifying dash; the finishing order serves as the starting lineup for the main event with the top eight being inverted.

## Qualifying

Corey Heim was the fastest in single-car qualifying with a time of 13.192 seconds.

## Qualifiying Dash

A 25-lap dash determines the starting lineup for the main event, with the top-8 being inverted.
2017 NASCAR Touring Series

The **2017 NASCAR Touring Series** was the twentieth 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 Weekend Schedules

## Schedule

The schedule for the 2022 season was released on July 10th, 2021. It features numerous new tracks, expands the calendar by four races, removes all exhibition races and removes the NASCAR playoffs format.

* Races in **Bold** are Dash for Cash races.
* Races marked with an (\*), are part of the Tri-Track Showdown.
* Races marked with an (#), are part of the Grand Prix Challenge.

Race sponsored by the Car Lot of New Prague

* NASCAR Late Model division (Twin 25 lap features) - 26 cars
* Pepsi Power Stock division (Twin 20 lap features) - 15 cars
* Genz-Ryan Thunder car (Twin 20 lap features)
* WISSOTA Midwest Modifieds (8 lap exhibition / 15 lap feature) - 6 cars
2022 All-Star Shootout

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

The **2022 SoFi All-Star Shootout at the Coliseum** was a NASCAR Touring Series race held on February 5, 2022 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 of two exhibition races of the 2022 NASCAR Touring Series season.

## Report

### Format and eligibility

Unlike previous All-Star Races which were only open to race winners and past champions, the 2022 All-Star Shootout is open to pole sitters and race winners from the 2021 season with no past champion provisional. Also unique to 2022, the event will be held prior to the season opener rather than at the midway point. The 2021 ASCRA Sunoco Super Late Model Series champion will once again earn an automatic berth courtesy of Sunoco. Unlike previous years, there will be no consolation races for non-eligible drivers and only those meeting the above criteria will receive an invitation. 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 2022 All-Star Shootout will not have a predetermined number of cars with the field size dependent on the above criteria.

### Support events

The 2022 SoFi All-Star Shootout is being held as a support event for the NASCAR Cup Series' Busch Light Clash at the Coliseum exhibition race. Other events being held as support include the Sunrise Ford All-Star Showdown combination race (ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, West Tour) and the UNOH Preseason Thunder exhibition race (ARCA UNOH Pro 4 Truck Series).

## Entry list

Twenty-two drivers are eligible to participate in this event, although only twenty-one are expected to start due to Kevin Thompson's retirement at the end of the 2021 season.

## Practice

There was one optional practice session held on February 4. This session lasted 30 minutes.

## 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.
NASCAR Electric Series

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The **NASCAR Electric Series**, officially the **NASCAR Electric Series Presented by Coca-Cola**, is a stock car racing series owned and operated by the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing that exclusively races electric and hybrid cars. The series was founded in 2021 and will run its inaugural season in 2022 at ten temporary street circuits.

## History

On June 18, 2021, *Sports Business Journal* reported that NASCAR was exploring the possibility of establishing an electric companion series to the Cup Series. The series wasn't expected to launch for a couple of years but two months later on August 23, NASCAR officially announced the NASCAR Electric Series for 2022. The original announced schedule only consisted of four exhibition races before being expanded to a full 10-race championship.

As part of NASCAR's touring-level partnership with ESPN, races will air live and on tape delay on ESPN SpeedWorld on ESPN+ beginning with the season opening Long Beach NASCAR ePrix.

## Electric Series cars

Current cars ran in the series include the Chevrolet Bolt EV, Ford Mustang Mach-E, Renault Zoe, Tesla Model S and Toyota Camry Hybrid.
2022 Bristol Dirt Race

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

The **2022 Sugarlands Shine Bristol Dirt Race** was a NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series race held on April 15, 2022 at Bristol Motor Speedway in Bristol, Tennessee. Contested over 150 laps and 79.95-miles (128.667 km), it was the ninth of twenty-eight races of the 2022 NASCAR Touring Series season and first of three races in the 2022 NASCAR Dirt Tri-Track Showdown. Defending series champion James Butler won the race, his first of the season, for Joe Gibbs Racing.

## Entry list

Forty-two drivers are expected to attempt to qualify for this event. Only thirty-eight drivers will qualify for the main event.

## Practice

There were two practice sessions held on April 15. The first session lasted one hour while the second lasted thirty minutes.

 **2** | 1
 **3** | 8

 **2** | 2
 **3** | 1

## Starting lineup

The starting lineup is determined by four 15-lap, blind-draw heat races.
2020 NASCAR Touring Series

The **2020 NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series** was the twenty-third 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.
2009 NASCAR Touring Series

The **2009 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.
2022 Dirt Race at Eldora

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

The **2022 Camping World Dirt Race at Eldora** was a NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series race held on July 24, 2022 at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio. Contested over 150 laps and 75-miles (121 km), it was the twenty-first of twenty-eight races of the 2022 NASCAR Touring Series season and third and race of the 2022 NASCAR Dirt Tri-Track Showdown.

## Entry list

Forty-two drivers are expected to attempt to qualify for this event. Unlike the Bristol Dirt Race, all entries will qualify for the main event.

## Practice

There will be one practice session held on June 23. This session lasted one hour.

## Starting lineup

The starting lineup is determined by four 15-lap heat races.

## Results

The main event is a 125-lap race.

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2022 Reese's 200

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

The **2022 Reese's 200** was a NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series race held on July 29, 2022 at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park in Brownsburg, Indiana. Contested over 200 laps and 137.2 mile (220.8 km), it was the twenty-second of twenty-eight races of the 2022 NASCAR Touring Series season.

## Entry list

Forty-two drivers are expected to attempt to qualify for this event. Unlike the Bristol Dirt Race, all entries will qualify for the main event.

## Practice

There will be one practice session held on June 23. This session lasted one hour.

## Starting lineup

The starting lineup is determined by four 15-lap heat races.
NASCAR Winter Heat Series

**Manufacturers** | Chevrolet

The **NASCAR K&N Winter Heat Series**, also known simply as the **NASCAR Winter Heat Series**, is a late model stock car racing series owned and operated by the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing. The series was first formed in 1994 as the **Winter Heat Series** and ran through the 1998-1999 winter. The series returned in 2019 before taking a year off in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Since 2019, the series has been a combination series for drivers from the ARCA Menards Series, its East & West regional tours, and the NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series.

## History

Originally formed in 1994, the program aired during the winter months between November and January (during NASCAR's offseason). The program began during the 1994–1995 winter and ran through the 1998–1999 winter. The races were held at the 3/8 mile Tucson Raceway Park in Tucson, Arizona.

TNN originally broadcast the races before ESPN took over. Broadcasters for TNN were Mike Joy, Buddy Baker, Glenn Jarrett and Ralph Sheheen. ESPN's broadcasts included Benny Parsons, Bob Jenkins, and Bill Weber. During the 1998 broadcast, Larry Rice, Rick DeBruhl and Ray Dunlap served as fill-ins for Parsons and Weber.

There were six to eight races per winter. The first season of Winter Heat featured the then-brand new SuperTruck Series (which ran various exhibition races during the 1994–95 seasons), the Winston West Series and the NASCAR Featherlite Southwest Tour. In later years when ESPN covered the events, there generally were three late model races (called the Winston Triple Crown), and a race or two from the NASCAR Featherlite Southwest Tour and Winston West Series. Ron Hornaday Jr. won the first ever Southwest Winter Heat race while Garrett Evans won the second.

NASCAR announced the program would return as a full series following the 2019 NASCAR seasons with drivers from the ARCA Menards Series, the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East & West and the NASCAR Touring Series.
2022 Food City 200

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

The **2022 Food City100** was a NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series race held on September 15, 2022 at Bristol Motor Speedway in Bristol, Tennessee. Contested over 200 laps and 106.6-miles (171.6 km), it was the twenty-seventh 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.
Dash For Cash

The **Dash For Cash**, also known as the **General Tire Dash For Cash** for sponsorship purposes, is a series of races in the NASCAR Touring Series introduced in the 2022 season. Established to drum up interest in the next-generation of the touring series, the dash will consist of four races where the top five in the driver's championship points standings will compete for a $10,000 bonus on top of their race winnings if they won. If a dasher fails to win the race, the bonus rolls over to the next event but not the next season. The inaugural four tracks will be Phoenix Raceway, Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway, Elko Speedway and Vancouver International Speedway.
NASCAR Dash Series

*This article is about the second edition of the NASCAR Dash Series. For the original incarnation, see ISCARS Dash Touring Series.*

 Manufacturers
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The **NASCAR Blue-Emu Dash Series** is a budget stock car racing series owned and operated by NASCAR that fields compact cars with four-cylinder engines mainly at short tracks. The series was founded in 2012 as the NASCAR Safeway Pro 4 Touring Series and took on its current name in 2019.

## History

The series was founded in 2012 as the **NASCAR Safeway Pro 4 Touring Series** and became the **NASCAR Albertsons Pro 4 Series** in 2015. After Albertsons left the sport, the series took the sponsor-less name of **NASCAR Compact 4-Cylinder Touring Series** in 2017. As part of NASCAR's touring-level partnership with ESPN, 2022 races will air live and on tape delay on ESPN SpeedWorld on ESPN+ beginning with the season opener.

## Dash Series cars

Current cars ran in the series include the Chevrolet Sonic, Dodge Neon, Ford Focus and Toyota 86.
2008 NASCAR Touring Series

The **2008 NASCAR Safeway Series** was the eleventh 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.
1998 NASCAR Touring Series

The **1998 NASCAR Winston Regional Touring Series** was the inaugural season of the NASCAR Touring Series, a then-regional touring stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR. It began on January 23 at Walt Disney World Speedway with the Central Florida Chevrolet Dealers 100, and concluded on September 26 with the Hanes 200 at Martinsville Speedway.
2022 Daytona 250

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

The **2022 Daytona 250 presented by Lucas Oil** was a NASCAR Touring Series race held on February 19, 2022 at Daytona Raceway Park in Daytona Beach, Florida. Contested over 250 laps and 62.5-miles (100.584 km), it was the second of twenty-eight races of the 2022 NASCAR Touring Series season.

## Format

The race features a unique qualifying format due to the limited space available on the 0.250-mile oval. Single-car qualifying sets the starting line-ups for four 25-lap heat races with the fastest two from qualifying and the top 4 finishers in each heat advancing to the main event. All non-qualified cars remaining after the heats compete in two 50-lap Last Chance Qualifiers with the top three advancing. A 25th provisional position is filled by the driver who finished the highest in points in 2021 (prior to the playoffs) who is not already locked in. The main event is a 250 lap race.

## Entry list

Thirty-seven drivers are expected to participate in this event.

## Practice

There will be one practice session held on February 18. This session will last one hour.

## Qualifying

Single-car qualifying sets the lineups for the heat races.

## Starting lineup

The starting lineup is determined by single-car qualifying.
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## Schedule

The 2023 schedule was released on September 21, 2022, one week after the national NASCAR series schedules were released. It once again features 28 points-paying events plus one exhibition race.

## 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).
Торадора Вики

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История «Toradora!» о соперничестве «Тигра» и «Дракона» причислена к классике романтических комедий о школьной жизни обычных японских подростков.

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2018 NASCAR Touring Series

The **2018 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.
Portland 100

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The **Portland 100** is a 51-lap, 100.31700 mile (161.46600 km) NASCAR Touring Series auto race held at the Portland International Raceway in Portland, Oregon. It replaced the two races held at Lakewood Fairgrounds Speedway in North Lakewood, Oregon and was held for the first time in 2021.

## History

The Toyota of Portland 100 debuted in 2021 as the Portland 125K presented by PacWest Machinery and was held over 40-laps and 126.62 kilometers. For 2022, the event was extended to 51-laps.
2022 Grand Prix of Florida

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The **2022 Grand Prix of Florida**, known officially as the**2022 Grand Prix of Florida Presented by Chevrolet**, was a Lucas Oil Champ Car World Series race held on March 6, 2022 at Sebring International Raceway in Sebring, Florida. The ninth running of the event, it was the opening round of the 2022 Lucas Oil Champ Car World Series.

The race was won by Hill Racing Honda driver Dan Mathers.

## Entry list

* (**W**) denotes past GP Florida winner
* (**R**) denotes rookie driver
* (**i**) denotes driver who are ineligible for championship points

## Practice

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There were three practice sessions held on March 5 and 6. Sessions 1 and 2 lasted 1.5 hours while Session 3 lasted one hour.

## Starting lineup

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The lineup will be determined by session qualifying.

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2022 ARCA Truck Series

The **2022 ARCA UNOH Pro 4 Truck Series** is the upcoming debut season of the ARCA Truck Series, a regional touring pickup truck racing series owned and operated by the Automobile Racing Club of America. It is scheduled to begin on February 26 at Five Flags Speedway, and will conclude on October 1 at Salem Speedway.
2022 The Magic of Disney 100

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

The **2022 Magic of Disney 100**, the fourth running of the event, was a NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series race held on February 12, 2022 at the Walt Disney World Speedway in Bay Lake, Florida. Contested over 100 laps and 100-miles (160.9344 km), it was the first of twenty-eight races of the 2022 NASCAR Touring Series season. Rookie driver Katherine Thompson won for Joe Gibbs Racing.

## Entry list

Thirty-seven drivers participated in this event.

## Practice

There was one practice session held on February 11. This session lasted one hour.

## Starting lineup

The starting lineup is determined by single-car qualifying.

### AI Strength: 100%

Thirty-seven drivers participated in this event.
2022 Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout 125

The **2022 Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout 125** was a NASCAR Winter Heat Series race that was held on January 1st, 2022 at the Tulsa Expo Raceway in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Contested over 125 laps on the 0.250-mile (0.4 km) clay oval, it was the third race of the 2021-22 NASCAR K&N Winter Heat Series season and the only dirt race.

## Report

### Format and eligibility

The race program features a 25-lap qualifying dash and a 125-lap main event. Single-car qualifying sets the starting line-ups for the qualifying dash; the finishing order serves as the starting lineup for the main event with the top eight being inverted.

## Qualifying

Corey Heim was the fastest in single-car qualifying with a time of 13.192 seconds.

## Qualifiying Dash

A 25-lap dash determines the starting lineup for the main event, with the top-8 being inverted.
Las Vegas International Autodrome

**Major events** | **Champ Car World Series**
 **Turns** | 13

The **Las Vegas International Autodrome** is a planned racing circuit around the runways of the Henderson Executive Airport in Henderson, Nevada, approximately 17-miles from the Las Vegas strip. The track is due to be 2.43 miles (3.91 km) long and feature 13 corners. The track was specifically designed for the Verizon Wireless Las Vegas Grand Prix, replacing the previous Vegas Strip circuit and will debut on the 2022 Champ Car World Series calendar.

## History

The track had been proposed as early as June 2020 with the initial design being focused around the newly constructed Allegiant Stadium before being moved to Henderson Executive Airport by October 2020. The circuit was officially announced on May 6, 2021 and was officially named the "Las Vegas International Autodrome".
Юри Койгакубо

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**Юри Койгакубо** (яп. 恋ヶ窪 ゆり, *Koigakubo Yuri*) — руководительница класса 2-C в школе Охаси. Не замужем, из-за чего часто впадает в депрессию. Занимается недвижимостью, чтобы отбить мысли об одиночестве. Завидует ученицам из своего класса, потому что те ещё молоды и могут устроить личную жизнь успешнее Юри.
List of all-time NASCAR Touring Series winners

The following is a list compiling the total number of career victories in NASCAR Touring Series competition. The list recognizes "Touring Series" victories under the following auspices:

* Winston Regional Touring Series (1998–2003)
* Safeway Touring Series (2004–2007)
* Safeway Series (2008–2014)
* Albertsons/Safeway Series (2015–2016)
* NASCAR Touring Series (2017–2018)
* Little Caesars Touring Series (2019–present)

Only points-paying championship races count towards the total. Wins in All-Star Race or exhibition races do not count.

## Wins table

*All figures correct as of the 1998 season finale.*

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2022 Independence Day Showdown 200

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

The **2022 Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Independence Day Showdown 200** was a NASCAR Touring Series race held on July 3, 2022 at Daytona Raceway Park in Daytona Beach, Florida. Contested over 200 laps and 50-miles (80.4672 km), it was the eighteenth of twenty-eight races of the 2022 NASCAR Touring Series season.

## Format

The race features a unique qualifying format due to the limited space available on the 0.250-mile oval. Practice times set the lineups for four 25-lap qualifying heat races that awards points 10-1 for finishing 1-10 as well as passing points. Total points earned in the heats (position + passing points) determines the starting lineup for the 200 lap main event, with only the top 25 advancing.

## Entry list

Thirty-seven drivers are expected to participate in this event.

## Practice

There will be one practice session held on February 18. This session will last one hour. Practice time sets the lineups for the heat races.

 **2** | 5
 **3** | 11

## Heat Races

Drivers are awarded 10-1 points for finishing 1-10 as well as passing points. Total points earned in the heats (position + passing points) determines the starting lineup for the 200 lap main event, with only the top 25 advancing.

## Starting lineup

The starting lineup is determined by single-car qualifying.
2023 The Magic of Disney 100

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

The **2023 Magic of Disney 100**, the fifth running of the event, was a NASCAR eBay Motors Touring Series race held on February 4, 2022 at the Walt Disney World Speedway in Bay Lake, Florida. Contested over 100 laps and 100-miles (160.9344 km), it was the first of twenty-eight races of the 2023 NASCAR Touring Series season.

## Entry list

Thirty-seven drivers participated in this event.

## Practice

There was one practice session held on February 11. This session lasted one hour.

## Starting lineup

The starting lineup is determined by single-car qualifying.
Bristol Dirt Race

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The **Sugarlands Shine Bristol Dirt Race** is an annual 150-lap, 79.95 mi (128.67 km) NASCAR Touring Series points race held at the Bristol Motor Speedway in Bristol, Tennessee. This is one of two Touring Series races held at Bristol, the other being the Food City 200. The race made its debut during the 2021 NASCAR Touring Series season as a non-points exhibition but was moved to a points-paying race for 2022.

Kyle Walker is the defending race winner as of 2021.

## History

In 2017, plans to return to Bristol Motor Speedway were revealed with the proposed UNOH 150 being held as the second to last race. It was not included on the final 2018 schedule for unknown reasons.

In 2021, a 50-lap exhibition race was announced to be held during the Bristol Dirt Nationals super late model races to provide Touring Series drivers valuable dirt track experience before the points paying event at Eldora Speedway on June 25.

For 2022, the race will be extended by 100-laps and will be the first of three points-paying dirt races.
2000 NASCAR Touring Series

The **2000 NASCAR Winston Regional Touring Series** was the third season of the NASCAR Touring Series, a then-regional touring stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR. It began on January 28 at Walt Disney World Speedway with the Central Florida Chevrolet Dealers 100, and concluded on September 2 with the Dura Lube 100 at Darlington Raceway.
ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, Midwest Series

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The **ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division, Midwest Series**, also known simply as the **ARCA Hoosier Midwest Series**, is a pavement late model racing series sanctioned by the Automobile Racing Club of America. The series was originally formed in 2006 as the **ASA Midwest Tour** before ARCA took over sanctioning the series in 2013. It will debut under the ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division banner in April 2022.

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

## History

The series can trace its roots back to the ARTGO Series which was formed in 1975. NASCAR sanctioned the tour from 1998 until 2006. During that time, it was known as the **RE/MAX Challenge Series**, **International Truck & Engine Midwest Series** and finally the **NASCAR AutoZone Elite Division, Midwest Series**. NASCAR discontinued the series in 2006 as car counts dwindled.

Tim Olson and Stephen Einhaus formed Cars and Stars Promotions in 2006 to begin a separate series that replaced the defunct ARTGO/NASCAR series. It was sanctioned by the American Speed Association (ASA) and was known as the **ASA Midwest Tour**. ARCA took over sanctioning the series in 2013 when it began to be known as the ARCA Midwest Tour.
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. The Midwest Series will debuti under the ARCA Hoosier Pro Late Model Division banner in April 2022. Select races will air on tape delay on ESPN SpeedWorld on ESPN+.
2022 Honda Sprint Series

The **2022 Honda Sprint Series** is the upcoming second seasons of the Honda 4-Cycle Sprint Series East and Honda 4-Cycle Sprint Series West, and first seasons under INDYCAR-sanctioning. It is scheduled to begin on February 26 with the St. Petersburg Champ Car Grand Prix, 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 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 Elko 250

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

The **2022 Elko 250 presented by Target** was a NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series race held on May 28, 2022 at Elko Speedway in Elko New Market, Minnesota. Contested over 250 laps and 93.75-miles (150.876 km), it was the thirteenth of twenty-eight races of the 2022 NASCAR Touring Series season. Dennis Stewart, Jr. won the race for JR Motorsports, his first of the season.

## Format

The Elko 250 was a two day event that included NASCAR practice, qualifying and heat races on Friday and three divisions of local racing followed by the 250 lap main event on Saturday. On Friday, single car qualifying will determine the starting lineups for four 25-lap heat races with the top four advancing to the main event. The fastest in qualifying will earn the pole and not have to compete in the heat races. The remaining cars will compete in two 50-lap Last Chance Qualifiers with the top four in each advancing to the main event.

The local classes preceding the Elko 250 on Saturday include:

* Power Stocks: 30 laps
* Thunder Cars: 30 laps
* Late Models: 40 laps

## Entry list

Thirty seven drivers attempted to qualify for this event with only twenty-five qualifying for the main event.

## Practice

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

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## Qualifying

The starting lineups for the heat races are determined by single-car qualifying.
2022-23 NASCAR Winter Heat Series

The **2022-2023 NASCAR K&N Winter Heat Series** is the upcoming third season of the NASCAR Winter Heat Series, an exhibition touring-level late model stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR. It is scheduled to begin on December 3 at Five Flags Speedway with the Snowflake 100, and will conclude on January 14 with the Austin Invitationals 150 inside the Luedecke Arena.

## Teams and drivers

Like the 2021-22 season, 23 drivers will compete in the Winter Heat Series. The top-10 in points from the ARCA Menards Series and the NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series will be joined by the champions of the ARCA Menards Series East, ARCA Menards Series West and the NASCAR Blue-Emu Dash Series.
2022 Spring Opener 125

* **NASCAR Blue-Emu Dash Series** (125 laps)
* **NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series Late Models** (40 laps) - 26 cars
* **Heritage Finance Street Stocks** (30 laps) - 8 cars
* **Paramount Kia “BIG 10” Racing Challenge Limited Late Models** (50 laps) - 6 cars
* **Carolina Mini-Stock Challenge** (40 laps) - 17 cars
* **NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series Late Models** (40 laps) - 26 cars (top eight invert)
* **Renegades** (20 laps) - 9 cars
Upcoming Race Template (2023)

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

The **2023 RACE NAME HERE** is an upcoming NASCAR eBay Motors Touring Series race scheduled to be held on MONTH XX, 2023 at TRACK WIKIPEDIA LINK HERE in CITY NAME HERE. Contested over XX laps and XX-miles (XX km), it will be the NUMBER HERE of twenty-eight races of the 2023 NASCAR Touring Series season.

## Entry list

XX drivers are expected to attempt to qualify for this event.

## Practice

There will be one practice session held on DATE HERE. This session lasted one hour.

## Starting lineup

The starting lineup is determined by single-car qualifying.
Daytona Classic

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The **Lucas Oil Daytona Classic** is a 28-lap, 99.96 mile (160.86 km) NASCAR Touring Series auto race held on the Daytona International Speedway Road Course in Daytona Beach, Florida. It was the inaugural race for the Touring Series in 1988 as the Goody's Grand National Challenge but was removed from the schedule after the second running. It returned to the calendar in 1997 as the Winston Daytona Challenge before being removed again following 2001 and the death of Dale Earnhardt. It is scheduled to return in 2022 as the Lucas Oil Daytona Classic and will replace the Daytona 250 presented by Lucas Oil at the Daytona Raceway Park, which will now host a single race during the summer.

## History

The Daytona Classic debuted in 1988 at the Daytona International Speedway as the 40-lap Goody's Grand National Challenge to open the inaugural NASCAR Grand National Regional Touring Series season. The race was dominated by Geoff Ramsay who led 38 of the 40 laps but was ultimately won by Dave Lawrence. Ramsay would lead 27 of the 40 laps en-route to a victory in the 1989 edition. The race was discontinued for 1990 but returned in 1997 as the Winston Daytona Challenge. Geoff Ramsay would win back-to-back races in 1997 and 1998, leading a combined 55 laps. Tim Miller would become the first non-Chevrolet driver to win the race, winning the 2001 edition in a Ford Taurus. After the death of Dale Earnhardt three days later in the 2001 Daytona 500, the Touring Series announced their immediately withdrawal from Daytona International Speedway. The 2002 season opener was moved to New Smyrna Speedway as the Winston 125.

In 2009, a spiritual successor to the Daytona Challenge began taking place at the newly-constructed Daytona Raceway Park as the Daytona 150. The race was extended by 50-laps in 2010 with Lucas Oil taking over title sponsorship in 2016. The race was extended to 250 laps for the 2021 edition, which ended up being the final running of the event.

The Daytona Challenge will return in 2022 as the **Lucas Oil Daytona Classic**, will be held on the Daytona International Speedway Road Course and replaces the Daytona 250 presented by Lucas Oil.
2022 General Tire 150

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

The **2022 General Tire 150** was a NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series race held on March 19, 2022 at Sonoma Raceway in Sonoma, California. Scheduled for 37 laps and 93.24-miles (150.055 km), it was extended to 40-laps and 100.8 mi (162.22 km) due to NASCAR Overtime. It was the sixth of twenty-eight races of the 2022 NASCAR Touring Series season and was ran on the Carousel despite the NASCAR Cup Series once again utilizing the Chute in 2022. Brandon Walker won the race for BlackStorm Motorsports, and also secured Honda's first ever NASCAR victory.

## Entry list

Thirty-six drivers are expected to participate in this event.

## Practice

There will be one practice session held on March 18. This session lasted one hour.

## Starting lineup

The starting lineup is determined by single-car qualifying.

## Results

The main event was scheduled for 37-laps. It was extended to 40-laps due to NASCAR Overtime.
2022 St. Petersburg NASCAR Grand Prix

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

The **2022 St. Petersburg NASCAR GP delivered by Little Caesars** was a NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series race held on February 25, 2022 on the Streets of St. Petersburg, Florida. Contested over 50 laps and 90-miles (144.84 km), it was the third of twenty-eight races of the 2022 NASCAR Touring Series season and first of three races of the 2022 Little Caesars Grand Prix Challenge. Scott Wilson won the event for Team Penske Racing.

## Entry list

Thirty-six drivers are expected to participate in this event.

## Practice

Robert Cooper was fastest in the only practice session held on February 25. This session lasted one hour.

## Starting lineup

The starting lineup is determined by single-car qualifying.

## Results

The main event is a 50-lap race.
1998 Winston Daytona Challenge

**Announcers** | none

The **1998 Winston Daytona Challenge**, the inaugural running of the event, was a NASCAR Winston Touring Series race that was held on February 14th, 1998 at the Daytona International Speedway. Contested over 40 laps on the 2.5-mile (4.02 km) asphalt oval, it was the second race of the 1998 NASCAR Touring Series season.

## Qualifying

Jamie Grover won the pole with a time of 42.453 seconds.
Harrison's Workwear 200

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The **Harrison's Workwear 200** is a 200-lap, 100 mile (160.934 km) NASCAR Touring Series auto race held at Greenville-Pickens Speedway west of Greenville, South Carolina. It debuted as the penultimate race of the inaugural 1998 season, known simply as the Greenville 150. It was held annually at the track with the race being extended to 200-laps for the 2010 edition. It was shortened back to 150 laps in 2016 and was run as twin 125 lap races in 2021. For 2022, it was extended once again to 200-laps.

* Greenville 150 (1998-2002)
* Greenville 150 presented by Clardy Law Firm (2003-2009)
* Kevin Whitaker Chevrolet 200 (2010-2015)
* Harrison's Workwear 150 (2016-2019; 2021)
* Harrison's Workwear Twin 125s (2020)

## History

The Daytona Classic debuted in 1988 at the Daytona International Speedway as the 40-lap Goody's Grand National Challenge to open the inaugural NASCAR Grand National Regional Touring Series season. The race was dominated by Geoff Ramsay who led 38 of the 40 laps but was ultimately won by Dave Lawrence. Ramsay would lead 27 of the 40 laps en-route to a victory in the 1989 edition. The race was discontinued for 1990 but returned in 1997 as the Winston Daytona Challenge. Geoff Ramsay would win back-to-back races in 1997 and 1998, leading a combined 55 laps. Tim Miller would become the first non-Chevrolet driver to win the race, winning the 2001 edition in a Ford Taurus. After the death of Dale Earnhardt three days later in the 2001 Daytona 500, the Touring Series announced their immediately withdrawal from Daytona International Speedway. The 2002 season opener was moved to New Smyrna Speedway as the Winston 125.

In 2009, a spiritual successor to the Daytona Challenge began taking place at the newly-constructed Daytona Raceway Park as the Daytona 150. The race was extended by 50-laps in 2010 with Lucas Oil taking over title sponsorship in 2016. The race was extended to 250 laps for the 2021 edition, which ended up being the final running of the event.

The Daytona Challenge will return in 2022 as the **Lucas Oil Daytona Classic**, will be held on the Daytona International Speedway Road Course and replaces the Daytona 250 presented by Lucas Oil.
2002 NASCAR Touring Series

The **2002 NASCAR Winston Regional Touring Series** was the fifth season of the NASCAR Touring Series, a then-regional touring stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR. It began on February 14 at New Smyrna Speedway with the Winston 125, and concluded on September 21 with the Ford Credit Finale 175 at South Boston Speedway.
2021 Brickyard Shootout

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The **2021 AMRBrickyard Shootout** was an ASCRA Formula Series exhibition race held on March 13, 2021 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course in Speedway, Indiana. Contested over 41 laps and 100 miles (160.925 km), it was the first exhibition race of the 2021 ASCRA Formula Series season.

## Report

### Background

The track, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, is the only combined oval-road course on the ASCRA Formula Series calendar and has been on the schedule since 2002. The 14-turn road course is one of the fan favorites.

### Format and eligibility

The race is 41 laps in length with a mandatory pit stop for tires that must be completed prior to lap 35. The race is open to those drivers who won a pole or won a race in the 2020 season, as well as past champions of the series. The 2021 Brickyard Shootout will not have a predetermined number of cars with the field size dependent on the above criteria.

## Entry list

Twelve drivers were confirmed to be participating in this event. Five qualified by winning races, four qualified by winning poles and two qualified by accomplishing both. One driver used their champion's provisional, the 2018 and 2019 champion Khanpasha Tatton.

## Practice

Nico Schumacher was the fastest in the only practice session with a time of 1 minute and 33.5118 seconds and a speed of 192.489 mph (309.781 km/h). This session lasted one hour.

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## Starting lineup

The lineup was determined by random draw, with Lachlan Rybář drawing pole position.
St. Petersburg Champ Car Grand Prix

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The **St. Petersburg Champ Car Grand Prix**, currently known as the **St. Petersburg Champ Car Grand Prix presented by Tropicana**for sponsorship purposes, is an annual auto race held in St. Petersburg, Florida since 2008. It was originally staged at the Tampa Bay Raceways inSeffner, Florida on a number of different layouts. It will relocate to the St. Petersburg street circuit for the 2022 edition in a five-year contract.

The event was left off of the 2013 calendar in order to facilitate the reconstruction of Tampa Bay Raceways into a multi-layout motorsports complex. thus removing it from competition for the next four years. In May 2020, it was announced the race would return for a one-off running in 2020 as part of the revised schedule due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

## Official names

* 2008–2009: Tampa Bay Grand Prix
* 2010–2013: University of South Florida Grand Prix of Tampa Bay
* 2017–2021: Tampa Bay Grand Prix presented by Tropicana
* 2022–2026\*: St. Petersburg Champ Car Grand Prix presented by Tropicana
Indianapolis Grand Prix

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The **Indianapolis Grand Prix**is an annual auto race held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Speedway, Indiana since 2002. It was first staged as a support race for the United States Grand Prix (F1) but as of 2014, is run in early May as part of the lead up to the Indianapolis 500 (IndyCar). The 20th Anniversary Indianapolis Grand Prix was held in 2021.

The event is considered to be the most important and prestigious race of the ASCRA Formula Series (AFS) with the race paying out the largest purse on the calendar. It is considered to be one of four crown jewel races for the AFS: the others are the Long Beach Grand Prix (Long Beach), Grand Prix of Canada (Montreal) and the Monterey Grand Prix (Laguna Seca). The Indianapolis Grand Prix is one of only two races to be held every year since 2002 alongside the Road America Grand Prix (which was run as a double header in 2020) after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of the Grand Prix of Canada, Grand Prix at The Glen and Monterey Grand Prix.

The event is steeped in tradition, in pre-race ceremonies, post-race celebrations, and race procedure. The most noteworthy and most popular traditions are the field lining up four-wide for the first warm-up lap and the victory celebration of kissing the bricks that line the start/finish line. Also unique is that qualifying requires the driver to complete four, rather than one, timed laps as well as a full service pit-stop.

## History

The Indianapolis Grand Prix debuted in 2002 as a support race for the United States Grand Prix (F1). The inaugural event proved extremely popular and was quickly included on the 2003 calendar. The event blew up in popularity after the 2005 edition proved more exciting (and far less controversial) than the US Grand Prix held the very next day. For 2006, the race was advertised as the ASCRA Formula Series Crown Jewel Race for the first time, a distinction it continues to hold as of 2020 alongside three other events. The inaugural event was won by American Kurt Schumacher.

## Official names

* 2002–2005: Indianapolis Grand Prix presented by Bridgestone
* 2006–2007: Grand Prix of Indianapolis
* 2008–2012: Indianapolis Grand Prix presented by Crown Royal
* 2012–2017: Crown Royal Grand Prix of Indianapolis
* 2018–2020: Indianapolis Grand Prix
* 2021: 20th Anniversary Indianapolis Grand Prix
* 2022–*future*: Annual Indianapolis Grand Prix presented by Firestone
2022 Toronto NASCAR Grand Prix

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

The **2022 Toronto NASCAR GP delivered by Little Caesars** was a NASCAR Little Caesars Touring Series race held on July 15, 2022 on the Exhibition Place street circuit in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Contested over 50 laps and 89.3-miles (143.714 km). It was the twentieth 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. Scott Wilson entered the race eligible for the $15,000 bonus, having already qualified for the $7,500 bonus for winning St. Petersburg and Detroit.

## 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.

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## Qualifying

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