The fourth year of the UARA National Super Late Model Sanctioning Body, and its third year under the UARA name specifically, announced a 12-race schedule for 2026 on Saturday afternoon.
It includes what has become division mainstays like the 50th annual Rattler 250 at South Alabama Speedway, both marquee events at Berlin Raceway and the Bill Bigley Sr. Memorial 128 at Freedom Factory.
The schedule also features a new event at Golden Sands Speedway in Wisconsin and a different TBA date.
This is the series owned by longtime tech man and short track racing mainstay Ricky Brooks, who launched the division in 2022 to offer an alternative approach to Super Late Model racing and has attracted a bit of a devout following of racers as a result.
UARA races currently air on Racing America but details about the 2026 season, including some rules updates, will come at a later date.
Schedule
February 28 | Ken Hyatt Memorial 142 | Auburndale Speedway (FL) March 21 | 50th Rattler 250 | South Alabama Speedway April 11 | Full Throttle 125 | Citrus County Speedway (FL) May 9 | Backyard Brawl 100 | Mobile International Speedway (AL) June 10 | Money in the Bank 150 | Berlin Raceway (MI) August 1 | TBA 125 | Golden Sands Speedway (WI) August 12 | Battle at Berlin 250 | Berlin Raceway (WI) TBA September 19 | Billy Joe Ingram Memorial 154 | Auburndale Speedway (FL) October 3 | Frank Grill Memorial 112 | South Alabama Speedway October 24 | Bigley Memorial Tune-Up 125 | Freedom Factory (FL) November 28 | Bill Bigley Memorial 128 | Freedom Factory (FL)
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.
