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Threat of Inclement Weather Yet Again Cancels SCSCS 2026 Plans for Ona Speedway

Statesville, North Carolina (September 11, 2026) – With the threat of strong storms and potential flash flooding, the Super Cup Stock Car Series has made the decision in coordination with Ona Speedway officials to withdraw the Putnam County Bank Twin 40s portion from Saturday’s schedule.

Unfortunately, with available dates running out for 2026, the SCSCS will instead look to its 20th Anniversary season for the next visit to West Virginia’s only asphalt short track in 2027.  The races originally scheduled for August 15th at Tri-County Speedway in North Carolina will also not be made up.

This leaves “Valley to Victory” Championship Night as what remains in this year’s campaign at Shenandoah Speedway on Saturday, October 10th.  The twin races will crown the 2026 series champion and additional award recipients, who will all be recognized during the annual post-season trophy presentation scheduled to take place immediately following the final checkered flag.

Several more exciting details will be announced within the coming days and weeks with future information available at the official web site supercupstockcarseries.com, on Facebook (search Super Cup Stock Car Series), Twitter (@SCSCSRacing), Instagram (SCSCS_Racing), and https://www.youtube.com/SCSCSRacing.

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Putnam County Bank Twin 40s Will Feature Multiple Generations, Home State Drivers, and New Visitors to Ona Speedway

Statesville, North Carolina (September 9, 2026) – After recent postponements and cancellations, Super Cup Stock Car Series competitors are more than itching for a return to the racing surface.  West Virginia’s only asphalt short track seems like an optimal location for that to occur this weekend.

Ona Speedway has presented excitement for fans throughout much of the entire 19-year history of the SCSCS.  Last year was no different in its comeback to the schedule after a dozen season layoff when “ShoTime” Mike won both races, each with differing receptions from the crowd.

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Making The Grade: Multiple Individuals Weigh In on 2026 Early-Season Stretch and Look Ahead Toward What is to Come

Statesville, North Carolina (July 16, 2026) – The Super Cup Stock Car Series wrapped up a stretch of five events and nine races in a 10-week span when summer officially began in mid-June.  It was the first time since 2022 that not a single scheduled event fell victim to rain or was canceled or postponed to another date.

While weather smiling on the venues that were visited is surely positive, it of course meant drivers and teams had to be on their game week in and week out, being ready at the track and preparing for the next one.  The current top trio of drivers in points capitalized the most and each shared their thoughts, evaluating their time since mid-April.

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Celebrating the Latest Member of the “100 Club” – Harvey Harrison

Statesville, North Carolina (July 2, 2026) – Longevity is arguably a trait that does not tend to be seen within the same organization or discipline of short track racing as much as it once was.  The Super Cup Stock Car Series has bucked that trend in certain ways with now a fourth member entering the triple digits in total starts during the latest evening of competition at Orange County Speedway.

“It’s hard to believe,” Harrison indicated upon being recognized following the drivers meeting at the June 20th event in Rougemont, North Carolina.  “I was surprised when I got that award.  It surprised us all.”

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Another Sweep for Wallace in SCSCS Inaugural Orange County Appearance

Rougemont, North Carolina (June 21, 2026) – For the second consecutive Super Cup Stock Car Series event, it was not Chrissy Wallace top of the boards at the beginning of the day, but in the hunt and the key player once the green and checkered flags unfurled.

Harvey Harrison topped the practice charts in his No. 35 John 3:16 Ford during his first visit to Orange County Speedway since assisting his brother Joe Harrison Jr.’s efforts in what was then the NASCAR Busch Series in the 1980s.  At the conclusion of the drivers meeting, the Renick, West Virginia competitor was then recognized for making his 100th career SCSCS start, becoming the fourth driver to reach such an elite club.  A future release will further detail this accomplishment by the two-time series champion.

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SCSCS Racers to Undertake Orange County Speedway for First Time Prior to Brief Summer Break

Statesville, North Carolina (June 17, 2026) – It has been quite the early ride to start off 2026 for the Super Cup Stock Car Series with four events and seven races all being graced with glorious weather conditions in a span of nine weeks.  Two more races at yet another new location for a majority of the competitors will pose quite the entertaining evening for fans in the Piedmont region this Saturday.

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