CARS Tour West unveiled a seven-race Super Late Model schedule for the 2026 season.
This is an increase of two events from the inaugural slate this past season. The expanded scheduled features stops in four states: California, Colorado, Nevada and Washington, opening with a 150-lap shootout at The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Feb. 21 and returning to Las Vegas for championship weekend on Nov. 14.
“Our Super Late Model schedule is a great blend of marquee events spread regionally throughout the year,” said Kevin Harvick, Spears CARS Tour West co-owner. “A key element is the realignment of West Coast competition. We’re consolidating the rules under the ULRA banner, which will help us align things on a national level. It’s going to create unity across the board, both for the competitors and the tracks.”
The new races for 2026 will take place at Wenatchee Valley Super Oval for the Wenatchee 200, Evergreen Speedway and Tri-City Raceway, all in Washington. The return events are Kern County on March 14 and Colorado National Speedway’s venue opener on May 2.
Each race pay a minimum $15,000 to win and $2,000 to start, with the Summer Showdown and the Wenatchee 200 featuring $30,000 and $25,000-to-win, respectively.
- Feb 21 | The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway | 150 laps
- March 14 | Kevin Harvick’s Kern Raceway (Bakersfield, Calif.) | 125 laps
- May 2 | Colorado National Speedway (Dacono, Colo.) | 150 laps
- May 30 | Wenatchee 200 at Wenatchee Valley Super Oval (Wenatchee, Wash.) | 200 laps
- July 4 | Tri-City Raceway (West Richland, Wash.) | 150 laps
- Aug. 13-15 | Summer Showdown at 5/8-mile Evergreen Speedway (Monroe, Wash.) | 200 laps
- Nov. 14 | The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway (championship weekend) | 200 laps
