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Ebeling
and Payton Victorious in Suspenseful Races at Shenandoah; Gibson
Claims Championship
Shenandoah,
Virginia (October 7, 2025) – The points finale for the Super
Cup Stock Car Series this past Saturday night was not without its
intense moments. Since
the Veterans Classic in late August was not able to be concluded in
its entirety, 10 teams returned to Shenandoah Speedway with the
first of twin 35-lap races serving as “part two” of the annual
event.
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Veterans Classic “Part 2” Trophy
Recipient and 2025 SCSCS Champion to be Decided at Shenandoah
Statesville,
North Carolina (October 1, 2025)
– A season filled with peaks and valleys, not only geographically,
but when it comes to circumstances of the unpredictable nature for
both event and series operations as well as competitors leads to
Saturday, October 4th.
Shenandoah Speedway
hosts Twin 35s for the Super Cup Stock Car Series with the first
race awarding the second Veterans Classic trophy for 2025, carried
over from August 30th. The
second main event will then determine the champion and other
positioning within the top 10 in points, which will each be
celebrated as part of the post-season awards and trophy
presentations immediately following.
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Concluding
2025 Events Set for Shenandoah and Tri-County
Statesville,
North Carolina (September 10, 2025) – Rainouts, curfews, and
other circumstances have altered in multiple ways what was
originally scheduled for the 2025 Super Cup Stock Car Series
campaign. Nevertheless,
an exciting last couple events are now on tap before the year is
out.
Track promoter
Chris Lilly has invited the series back to Shenandoah Speedway on
Saturday, October 4th as part of their own season championship
matinee. The series
initially intended to visit the 3/8-mile progressively banked oval
twice with the Veterans Classic to be held in July when high storm
chances pushed the event back to Labor Day Weekend.
Then the second race on that night was unable to be
completed. As a result
and as a late addition to their agenda for the day, the first of
twin 35-lap main events will award the final of the 2025 Veterans
Classic trophies.
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Gibson
Wins the SCSCS “Daytona 500” at Shenandoah Speedway
Shenandoah,
Virginia (September 1, 2025) – An abundance of excitement and
optimism surrounded the 2025 running of the Veterans Classic at
Shenandoah Speedway, rescheduled from mid-July.
There were debut drivers, familiar racers in different rides,
competitors returning to the series after a couple years away, and
those that previously raced regularly at the 3/8-mile progressively
banked oval. When the
night concluded, there were some mixed feelings as well as instances
where preparation met good fortune.
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Saturday
at Shenandoah Features Rescheduled SCSCS Veterans Classic; Free
General Admission
Statesville,
North Carolina (August 27, 2025) – The start of Labor Day
Weekend will be about honoring veterans and additionally in
appreciation of all the fans in attendance.
The Super Cup Stock Car Series was originally scheduled to
run the annual RealFast.TV Veterans Classic at Shenandoah Speedway
in mid-July, but when rain canceled those plans this year’s always
prestigious running of that portion of the event was pivoted to
Saturday, August 30th.
Already on the
agenda, in celebration of the northern Virginia facility being in
operation for 20 years, is a fan appreciation extravaganza with free
general admission for everyone making the turn off route 340 and
drive down Precision Road. A
meet and greet with competitors, including the largest turn out of
SCSCS racers expected over the last couple years, will combine for a
memorable evening for all.
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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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