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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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SCSCS Return to Ona Postponed to August 2nd; Rescheduled Lonesome Pine Next on June 21st

Statesville, North Carolina (June 12, 2025) – Unfortunately, ever since a clear and sunny weekend that opened the season at Kingsport Speedway in April, the Super Cup Stock Car Series has not been able to catch a break with predicted weather possibilities.

The story is similar again as due to the inclement forecast, the SCSCS portion of Ona Speedway’s Nitro Construction Kids Night will no longer go on as originally scheduled.  The return for the first time since 2013 to the West Virginia facility will now take place on Saturday, August 2nd with an optional Friday practice on August 1st.

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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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Gibson Wins First Pole Award; Mother Nature Prohibits Completion of Either Race at Lonesome Pine

Coeburn, Virginia (June 1, 2025) – Despite a moderately uncertain forecast, the Super Cup Stock Car Series and Lonesome Pine Motorsports Park staff optimistically pressed forward with Saturday’s Fan Appreciation Night festivities.  With sunny skies throughout the afternoon, the outlook seemed promising.

Hometown driver Mitch Gibson, with guidance from another popular and successful racer in the area from years past Caleb Holman on hand as crew chief, paced both practice sessions and then set fast time in the No. 35 Moyer Brothers Company / LDW Technologies / Amsoil / Jeffrey Salyers Realty / Big City Band / 3000channels.com / Ashton Racing Ford.  The Virginian became the second consecutive first-time Pole Award winner of the season, circulating the 3/8-mile oval in 17.127 seconds and netting him five bonus points.

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SCSCS to Put On a Show in Appreciation for the Fans at Lonesome Pine

Statesville, North Carolina (May 29, 2025) – Following an earlier in the month rainout, Fan Appreciation Night will bring back the Super Cup Stock Car Series for another invite to Coeburn, Virginia.  Lonesome Pine Motorsports Park has played host the past two seasons as well as some memorable races in the mid-2010s and each of the first three years of the series’ existence.

The most familiar among the local spectators may be a driver that does not have any past SCSCS starts at the 3/8-mile oval but has many laps of competition there.  Mitch Gibson grew up in Coeburn, Virginia, involved in racing as a teenager assisting as a crew member for various nearby teams such as Henderson Motorsports, Morgan-McClure Motorsports, and former NASCAR Xfinity Series rookie of the year Danny O’Quinn during his time in the Pro Cup Series.  The experience gained culminated with a Late Model championship in the driver seat at his home track during their 2022 season.  Gibson finished second in one of the races during his SCSCS debut weekend at Kingsport Speedway, putting him third in the current standings early on, and would like nothing more than to break into victory lane in front of friends and family.

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First of Two Opportunities to Conquer Coeburn Coming up This Weekend

Statesville, North Carolina (May 1, 2025) – Next on the 2025 agenda is a month in relatively familiar territory for many.  Lonesome Pine Motorsports Park has hosted the Super Cup Stock Car Series each of the past two seasons as well as some memorable races in the mid-2010s and each of the first three years of the series’ existence.  This year a pair of visits bookend the five weekends during May.

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Ebeling Sweeps in Attrition and Event-Filled Quantum Leap Kingsport Twin Races in Remembrance of Mike Potter

Kingsport, Tennessee (April 21, 2025) – The Super Cup Stock Car Series kicked off its 2025 campaign on Friday night with a return to Kingsport Speedway for the first time in nearly six years.  It turned out to be a rollercoaster of emotions for many with a familiar face remaining undefeated at the “Concrete Jungle” in the end.

The event’s festivities overall, sponsored by Quantum Leap Trampoline Sports Park in downtown Johnson City, honored and remembered past SCSCS racer Mike Potter, who passed away in October 2022.  The restored Chevrolet Lumina he once drove on the high-banks at Daytona International Speedway was on hand thanks to series official Mike Blevins, and past Late Model Stock Car team owner of Potter’s, Paul Thorne, drove the ride during opening ceremonies and pace laps.

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Connections Remembering the Past Will Launch New Beginnings for 2025 SCSCS Season at Kingsport

Statesville, North Carolina (April 16, 2025) – Buzz has been escalating in the days and weeks that lead up to Friday’s kickoff to the Super Cup Stock Car Series.  It will be a special day for many, with some making their series debut and some reminiscing about a great friend and past competitor.

Quantum Leap Trampoline Sports Arena in nearby downtown Johnson City will be sponsoring the night’s festivities at Kingsport Speedway, featuring twin 50-lap main events being held in remembrance to Mike Potter, a frequent racer and frontrunner in the SCSCS during the mid-to-late 2010s.  Not only was the current series track record holder at the facility ever-present on the track, but he did a tremendous amount in getting others there to compete.  This will be evidenced by the numerous connections that will be seen during the return to the “Concrete Jungle” for the first time since 2019.

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