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Krush 250 brings NASCAR notables and Late Model aces to SoBo

Nearly 30 cars are on the entry list for the second iteration of the South Boston Speedway Krush 250 on Saturday afternoon.

The season ending Late Model Stock Car race benefitting the Ward Burton Wildlife Foundation will most notably feature Truck Series champion Kaden Honeycutt and O’Reilly Series finalist Carson Kvapil alongside Jeb Burton and some of the best short trackers in the Mid-Atlantic.

Honeycutt won the inaugural Krush 250 when it was held at Orange County Speedway and doubled up last November when it moved to South Boston. He will once again pilot the No. 17 for Tom Usry Racing.

Kvapil is driving the No. 32 for GoFAS Racing.

The younger Burton will drive a No. 22, with the exact same font his father used at Bill Davis Racing, in a car prepared by Sellers Racing.

For the first time in three years. Bobby McCarty will drive the Nelson Motorsports No. 22 he piloted to three CARS Tour championships in 2018, 2019 and 2021. South Boston track champion Trevor Ward won four times this year at the Virginia bullring.

Five-time Langley Speedway champion Mark Wertz, two-time Hickory Motor Speedway champion Ryan Millington, 2026 Caraway Speedway track champion Dylan Ward and 2024 Thanksgiving Classic winner Parker Eatmon are also represented.

The race starts at 2:30 on Saturday and will air live on Racing America.

Matt Weaver is the owner and founder of Short Track Scene. Weaver grew up in the sport, having raced himself before becoming a reporter in college at the University of South Alabama. He also has extensive experience covering NASCAR, IndyCar and Dirt Sprint Cars.

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