CARS Tour Announces Inaugural 2015 Season Schedule - Speedway Digest

Officials from the all new dual division CARS Tour are proud to announce the inaugural schedule for the upcoming 2015 season. The tour, featuring both Late Model Stock and Super Late Model classes, will kick off the ten race season on March 28^th and conclude October 11^th. Each event will feature an optional, tour sanctioned, test day prior to race day. In addition to the schedule release the individual tour logos for each division have been released to beginning branding for the upcoming season.

The first ever event of the CARS Tour will take place at Kenly, North Carolina’s Southern National Motorsports Park on the above mentioned March 28^th date. The 4/10^th mile track will again make its mark on the tour on May 30^th. CARS Late Model Stock Tour drivers will be especially excited about the two dates after the facilities decision to not have Late Model Stock Cars as part of their weekly racing program.

From there teams, drivers, and fans can begin working their way back across the state with an April 18^th date at Orange County Speedway (Rougemont, NC) followed by a May 9^th date at Hickory (NC) Motor Speedway. The tour will revisit Orange County Speedway again on August 1^st with both dates marking the only Super Late Model racing held all season at the ultra-fast 3/8^th mile track.

The wildcard of the schedule comes at the midpoint of the season as a “Friday Night under the Lights” race takes place at Tri-County Motor Speedway in Hudson, North Carolina on June 12^th. The big event will mark the first time in the track’s history that it will host a true Super Late Model branded race. The only visit to the state of Virginia comes at the beautiful Motor Mile Speedway in Radford, Virginia on Saturday July 10^th.

The month of August is the only other time in addition to May that two races will happen in the same month as a short trip to Concord (NC) Speedway on August 29^th is all set. The off NASCAR Sprint Cup weekend could be intriguing to some competitors to return to their roots so close to home. Just like the single trip to Virginia, a one off type event will occur in the state of South Carolina as the tour rolls into Myrtle Beach (SC) Speedway on September 19^th.

The half mile track in Myrtle Beach will set things up for the decisive championship finale the following month at Hickory Motor Speedway on Sunday October 11^th. The Sunday afternoon event will conclude a big weekend of racing in the area following races at Charlotte Motor Speedway located just a little ways up the road.

For more information and to stay up with all the latest news and information on the all new CARS Late Model Stock Tour and the all new CARS Super Late Model Tour visit www.carsracingtour.com or contact the series directly at 704-662-9212.

2015 CARS Tour Schedule

Saturday March 28 Southern National Motorsports Park Kenly, NC

Saturday April 18 Orange County Speedway Rougemont, NC

Saturday May 9 Hickory Motor Speedway Hickory, NC

Saturday May 30 Southern National Motorsports Park Kenly, NC

Friday June 12 Tri-County Motor Speedway Hudson, NC

Saturday July 10 Motor Mile Speedway Radford, VA

Saturday August 1 Orange County Speedway Rougemont, NC

Saturday August 29 Concord Speedway Concord, NC

Saturday September 19 Myrtle Beach Speedway Myrtle Beach, SC

Sunday October 11 Hickory Motor Speedway Hickory, NC

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