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With Unfavorable Weather Predicted, SCSCS Postpones May 3rd Lonesome Pine Appearance

Statesville, North Carolina (May 2, 2025) – The Super Cup Stock Car Series has elected to postpone their first appearance at Lonesome Pine Motorsports Park for 2025.  A stalled cold front is predicted to move through and bring potential showers or storms through the region at some point over the weekend, and it was in the best interest to make a decision ahead of Saturday for those who are traveling greater distances.

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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.

The start of the day was good news for those new to the series as local favorite Lexi Arnold paced both official practice sessions and then captured the Pole Award in her debut, eclipsing the SCSCS track record previously set by Potter in 2018 by three-thousandths of a second.  The evening’s attrition woes began early on with 2024 rookie of the year, Yellow Spring, West Virginia’s Larry Frame, having the front brake locking up immediately before going out to qualify, ultimately ending his night before it really even started.

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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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One Month Away; Super Cup Stock Car Series Ready to Launch 2025 Journey

Statesville, North Carolina (March 18, 2025) – It has been a winter full of changes with excitement steadily building toward commencing with the 18th season of Super Cup Stock Car Series racing.  It all begins on Friday, April 18th as a return to Kingsport Speedway for the first time since 2019 is the first of seven event dates that have been secured for this year.

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Brent Nelson and Family Team Finally Overcome Years of Gremlins to Be Named Super Cup Stock Car Series Champion

Statesville, North Carolina (October 15, 2024) – Seven times in the past 10 seasons, Brent Nelson finished second or third in the final overall Super Cup Stock Car Series point standings.  He led the way on multiple occasions during the beginning or middle stages of various years, having accumulated statistics that now top the all-time leaderboard in numerous different categories.  Despite their best endeavors preparing in the Petersburg, West Virginia shop during offseason months and between races, something always unexpectedly got in the Nelson Motorsports team’s way at some point.

That is, until 2024.  Nelson completed every single one of the possible laps, leading more than 80 percent of them, and winning five times which matched his total from 2023.  It was more than enough to hoist the long-awaited championship trophy during the annual season-ending Awards Presentation that took place following racing festivities at Lonesome Pine Motorsports Park in Coeburn, Virginia.

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Brent Nelson Fends Off Challenges to Score Elusive Lonesome Pine Victories and First SCSCS Title

Coeburn, Virginia (October 6, 2024) – One week after originally planned, the Super Cup Stock Car Series visited Lonesome Pine Motorsports Park to close out the 2024 season.  New faces were going to be in the 3/8-mile banked oval victory lane by night’s end as no former race winners at the Coeburn, Virginia facility, or former series champions for that matter, were in attendance.

Brent Nelson, riding in on a three-race winning streak, started on the right foot claiming his second consecutive Pole Award with a best time of 17.669 seconds.  From the drop of the initial green flag all the way to the final checkered flag of the evening, it would be no easy feat by any means to come away with success for the Petersburg, West Virginia driver.

Nelson’s closest championship contender Bill Ashton started second and was all over the back and on occasions peeked alongside in the turns for the top spot over the entire distance.  When it was all said and done, Nelson had barely remained in command for his fourth victory of 2024 and first at Lonesome Pine in his seventh try.

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