The 2027 SMART Modified Tour schedule has been released.
14 races will make up the season next year for the southern-based Modified series, with events in four different states, with its usual easy summer stretch to accommodate for Bowman Gray Stadium’s weekly Modified schedule.
One of those new states will be Florida, as SMART and Monaco Modified Tri-Track Series holding a combination event at New Smyrna Speedway on Saturday, February 13 as part of the World Series of Asphalt, marking the first time the series has raced in Florida. And many of the usual marquee events will return for the series next year.
““I am looking forward to the entire 2027 schedule, not only going to historic New Smyrna Speedway, but continuing to run all across the mid-Atlantic right in the heart of our racing culture,” said Chris Williams, Series Director for the SMART Modified Tour. “We will continue at traditionals tracks such as South Boston Speedway with the King of the Modifieds event, and going back to places like Ace, Wake, Hickory and Caraway (Speedways). This is going to be a very exciting year for the fans of modified racing.”
Anderson Motor Speedway will play host to the second round of the championship On Saturday, March 6, then one week later on Saturday, March 13, they race at Caraway Speedway in the returning Warrior 100.
The fourth race will be the King Of The Modifieds at South Boston Speedway on March 20 for one of the biggest races of the year with a 125-lap race. The schedule stays in Virginia with the next race being at Dominion Speedway two weeks later on April 3, followed by a trip to the newly repaved Hickory Motor Speedway April 10.
After that, the next two races will be on Friday, with a race at the quarter-mile Wake County Speedway on May 23, then Franklin County Speedway the next week on May 28.
After that, there’s a month break for the summer with Bowman Gray racing their weekly Modified division. Saturday, June 25 sees the SMART Tour back in action at Ace Speedway, then just five days later, a mid-week race on Wednesday, May 28 back at Caraway Speedway.
Carteret County Speedway will host the next race on Saturday, September 4, then the series heads to Orange County Speedway on Saturday, September 11. The penultimate race of the year will be Saturday, September 18 at Pulaski County Motorsports Park to conclude the three week stretch.
The season finale will move to Tri-County Speedway on Saturday, October 23, as the series won’t return to North Wilkesboro Speedway in 2027.
