UARA will air its races on Ultra Broadcasting in 2026.
This agreement includes the National Super Late Model, Pro Late Model and Sportsman divisions and starts with the event for the latter tour on January 10, 2026 at Citrus County Speedway.
UARA National includes such events as The Rattler at South Alabama Speedway, Bill Bigley Memorial 128 at Freedom Factory and both marquee races at Berlin Raceway – the Battle at Berlin 250 and the Money in the Bank.
The 2026 season will mark year two for Ultra Broadcasting after Steve Zacharias of Florence Motor Speedway and Mike Diaz of Southern National Motorsports Park launched it to coincide with its URA sanctioning body.
The broadcast arm added events from Showtime Speedway and Anderson Motor Speedway.
“Every year since we started with the UARA we have seen growth and this move to Ultra Broadcasting will continue into what we believe will be our biggest season yet,” said UARA President, Ricky Brooks in a press release. “We appreciate everything our partners have done in the past to cover the series and we know Ultra Broadcasting will only help our series grow as we look to the future. Ultra is a family-run business like UARA, and we both are committed to putting blue-collar racers first.”
Zacharias said adding the Brooks led UARA was a natural fit and important addition.
“We’ve seen everything Ricky has done in short track racing for decades from the Snowball Derby and at New Smyrna Speedway and definitely took notice of UARA as soon as it started,” said Zacharias. “Ultra Broadcasting looks forward to bringing more high-quality streams to the fans in 2026 and are so happy that UARA will be a featured part of it.”
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.
