The UARA Super Late Model Series visits its fourth venue of the 2026 season, Berlin Raceway in Marne, Michigan for the Money in the Bank 150. This was originally slated as the fifth race of the season until weather would cancel the Backyard Brawl 100 in Mobile.
This year’s iteration will mark the tenth event held at Berlin, while being the fifth sanctioned under the UARA banner. Berlin is a staple of short track racing in the Midwest, being developed in 1950 and opened the year following after originally operating as a horse track in years prior.
Track Facts:
Track: Berlin Raceway
Location: Marne, Michigan
Length: .437 miles
Laps: 150
Overall races: 10
UARA races: 5
Money in the Bank winners: Carson Hocevar (3), Bubba Pollard (2), Brian Campbell (2), Erik Jones (2), William Byron (1)
Entry List (27 Participants):
#4 Erik Jones, #4 Holt Halder, 4 Tyler Lupton, #9 Hudson Halder, #14 Michael Atwell, #14 Chase Pinsonneault, #18 Max Reaves, #18 Keith Herp, #18 Chase Burda, #20 Austin Hull, #20 Harrison Halder, #22 Evan Shotko, #24 Terry Senneker, #24 Dylan Stovall, #26 Bubba Pollard, #27 Ken Womba, #28 Scott Thomas, #32 Chris Shannon, #39 Andrew Morrissey, #46 Buddy Head, #47 Brian Campbell, #53 Boris Jurkovic, #57 Justin Thomas, #57 Blake Rowe, #71 Carson Hocevar, #88 Andrew Scheid, #91 Ty Majeski.
Carson Hocevar looks to extend his record of wins in Berlin with four, while Erik Jones, Bubba Pollard, and Brian Campbell are all chasing to tie Hocevar again at three apiece.
Brian Campbell was one of Hocevar’s main competitors throughout last year, along with Andrew Scheid who would eventually pass Campbell for the runner-up position at the end of 150 laps.
The winner of the Money in the Bank 150 will earn $15,000, with an overall purse exceeding $80,000.
