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It’s “ShoTime” in Super Cup Stock Car Series Return to Ona

Ona, West Virginia (August 3, 2025) – The winning battles and range of emotions from the long-awaited Super Cup Stock Car Series return to Ona Speedway did not disappoint the impressive turnout of fans in attendance for Putnam County Bank Throwback Night.

The first points acquired during the Saturday filled with warm but pleasant West Virginia weather were by a first-time Pole Award winner.  In his 20th try as a driver dating back to the inaugural season in 2008, “ShoTime” Mike from Denver, North Carolina achieved a new SCSCS track record of 18.198 seconds, nearly a full second quicker than the prior mark, as to be expected by the new patches of asphalt put down recently around the 0.438-mile oval and different tire compounds since the last visit in 2013.

Attrition unfortunately turned out to be the name of the game for some equipment in the field on hand, the first sidelining local favorite Jeremy Cooper’s SCSCS debut following the initial practice session when the No. 57 Velocita-USA / Nitro Construction Services / Patriot Meat / Ashton Racing Chevrolet encountered issues under the hood.

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SCSCS to Etch More Names in Ona Speedway Record Books at This Weekend’s Putnam County Bank Throwback Classic

Statesville, North Carolina (July 30, 2025) – Ona Speedway has documented its share of history.  Constructed in 1962, West Virginia’s only remaining pavement short track hosted the NASCAR Cup Series with drivers Fred Lorenzon and “The King” Richard Petty finding their way to victory lane.  The famous television personality Dick Clark even partly owned the facility, located between Huntington and the state capital Charleston, later that decade.

The venue, measured at 0.438-mile and described as a slightly-banked oval, played a pivotal role in the early years of the Super Cup Stock Car Series as well. Five of its first six years included an annual visit to the Mountain State.  After a dozen year hiatus and another nearly two months of waiting due to rain back in June, the drivers and teams of 2025 are eager to take to the surface, which was partly repaved only months ago.

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Incoming Storms Halt 2025 Running of Shenandoah Speedway Veterans Classic

Statesville, North Carolina (July 18, 2025) – Unfortunately what has occurred all too often in 2025 happened once more.  The call was made on Friday not to move forward with the weekend’s Veterans Classic festivities, including the twin 50-lap Super Cup Stock Car Series main events that had a season-high 10 or more cars committed to attending, due to the likelihood of severe weather expected for race day.

A flash flood watch remained in effect until Midnight and, although considered, it was determined that Sunday afternoon instead would not have been feasible within the limitations that Shenandoah Speedway has for hours in which racing can take place with such an exciting agenda planned.  Super Cup Stock Car Series officials will work with the event promoter and track staff to see if a reschedule date will work for all parties.

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Pleasant Homecomings and Returns to Victory Lane Wanted at 2025 Shenandoah Veterans Classic

Statesville, North Carolina (July 16, 2025) – The annual Veterans Classic and its special trophies that race winners claim have become highly sought after on the Super Cup Stock Car Series calendar.  This year the event at Shenandoah Speedway occurs at the height of summer, as this Saturday night’s July twin races will feature some intense combat to earn the prize if the first few main event results of 2025 are any indication.

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Gibson Scores First Career SCSCS Victory in Hometown; Dedicates Win to Late NASCAR Team Owner Who Made Career in Racing Possible

Coeburn, Virginia (June 22, 2025) – When Mitch Gibson set fast time at one of the originally scheduled appearances for the Super Cup Stock Car Series at Lonesome Pine Motorsports Park on May 31st, he quickly cemented himself as the possible favorite to win in a return to his hometown of Coeburn.  Now located in Weyers Cave, Virginia, he had to wait a few more weeks before the green flag would be unfurled, but it was worth it with a convincing flag-to-flag triumph during Saturday’s Fan Appreciation Night Reloaded.

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SCSCS Twin Races Part of “Reloaded” Fan Appreciation Night at Lonesome Pine

Statesville, North Carolina (June 18, 2025) – The third time is looking to be the charm after inclement weather eliminated May’s scheduled Super Cup Stock Car Series events at Lonesome Pine Motorsports Park.  Saturday, June 21st will be dubbed Fan Appreciation Night Reloaded, putting into action the plans that were originally laid out at the end of last month before rain arrived.

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Points Leaders and Home State Drivers Looking Forward to SCSCS Ona Return

Statesville, North Carolina (June 10, 2025) – During the summer of 2013, Indiana driver and past Super Cup Stock Car Series champion Jim Crabtree Jr. took victory in a thrilling finish at Ona Speedway.  Almost a dozen years later the series returns for its long-awaited next trip to West Virginia’s only pavement short track, and some drivers that call the Mountain State home are more than thrilled to have this one on their calendars this Saturday.

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