CARS Tour

Racing series

zMAX CARS Tour

Category| Stock Cars
Jurisdiction| United States
Founded| 1997
Headquarters| Mooresville, North Carolina
Chairman| Jack McNelly
CEO| Kip Childress
Other key staff| Karsyn Elledge
Danny Willard
Brandon Willard
Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Jeff Burton
Kevin Harvick
Justin Marks
Official website
www.carsracingtour.com

The zMAX CARS Tour (formerly known as the USARacing Pro Cup Series, USAR Hooters Pro Cup Series, CARS Pro Cup Series, Rev-Oil Pro Cup Series, CARS X1-R Pro Cup Series) and the SPEARS CARS Tour West are a pair of stock car auto racing series in the United States. They are sanctioned by the Championship Auto Racing Series and sponsored by zMAX and SPEARS Manufacturing. The series competes in the United States, on paved short tracks in Arizona, California, Colorado, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia.

## History

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Chase Elliott and John Gibson in a 2010 Pro Cup race at North Wilkesboro Speedway

The sanctioning body was formed by Hooters owner Robert Brooks. Brooks created the organization to honor the memories of four people who died in an April 1, 1993 airplane crash: Brooks' son Mark Brooks, reigning NASCAR champion Alan Kulwicki, Dan Duncan, and pilot Charlie Campbell.[1] The sanctioning body started as the Hooters Cup late model series in 1995. Brooks decided to stop sanctioning the late model series in favor of the Pro Cup series while at the September 1997 race at the Milwaukee Mile. Brooks wanted to move to steel-bodied racecars much like those raced in the NASCAR Busch Series (now NASCAR Xfinity Series) and ARCA Racing Series at the time. There were eleven races in 1997.[1] The series was expanded to twenty races in 1998.

In 2001, the series devised a "northern division" and a "southern division" that race separately. After the regular season, the top drivers from each division participate in a five-race playoff series called the Four Champions Challenge. Winners of the respective division are awarded a 25-point bonus for the playoff and a cash bonus as regular season champions. The driver who gets the most points in the Four Champions races, and the seeding points, (four races in 2001, five races from 2002 until 2005, six in 2006, 5 races in 2007) is declared the USAR champion.

At the end of the season, each of the top 30 teams that competes in at least half of the series' regular season races in their division is given entry points based on the number of points one competitor can earn for finishing in that respective position in a race. Beginning in 2006, the top 15 in each division automatically qualified. Each driver collects points for each race they participate in during the Championship Series, adding to their entry points collected from their regular season finish. A ten-point bonus is awarded for every driver who attempts to qualify at every race, although driver must race three of the six races to qualify for postseason bonus prizes. Cash bonuses are available for winning four, five, or all six postseason races. In 2003, Shane Huffman won a bonus for winning three of the five races. The success of this series led to NASCAR devising its own playoff system in 2004. The sanctioning body's owner, Robert Brooks, who also owned the Hooters restaurant chain, died in July 2006,[2] leading to the eventual sale of the series and the restaurant chain's disassociation. USAR officials combined the Northern and Southern divisions in 2009. Hooters dropped its sponsorship of the series the same season, and the series later re-branded itself as the USARacing Pro Cup Series.

On August 25, 2011, Series Director and Owner Jack McNelly announced that the series would be operating under the name "Championship Auto Racing Series" (CARS Pro Cup). The series picked up title sponsorship from Revolution Oil, renaming the series the Rev-Oil Pro Cup Series through the 2013 season.

After entries began dropping through the final years of the season, during the 2014 playoff (only ten cars were entered at some races during the season with a low of four cars at Coastal Plains Raceway in Jacksonville, NC), CARS began to transition the series into a Late Model Stock Car series. Late Model Stocks (which use perimeter chassis, not to be confused with offset chassis Super Late Models) were permitted in selected races. By the end of the 2014 season, with the demise of the UARA-STARS Tour after a year's suspension, CARS effectively transitioned the Pro Cup into the CARS Tour which effectively absorbed the former UARA tour by adding a division for Late Model Stocks (the perimeter style cars run at places like Martinsville and most tracks in the southeast) and Super Late Models (the types of cars run in the Snowball Derby, Winchester 400, Oxford 250, among other races nationally). The new two-division format started in the 2015 season, with car counts averaging 55 cars per stop in the ten-race tour combined.

The sanctioning body once again broke the mold in 2015 by becoming the first asphalt tour to carry its own streaming and broadcast service, CARS Tour TV, a division of Pit Row Media and their Pit Row TV brand. For the first time in asphalt late model history, an entire tour's schedule was broadcast online and has been since the tour's re-inception in 2015. Pit Row Media has a long-term agreement with the tour to produce and carry event broadcasts, including syndication agreements to REV TV in Canada, SPEED SPORT on MAVTV in the USA, and other networks and distribution partners.

The new format consisted of a 100-150 lap race in each division. The Super Late Model Tour has a working relationship with the United Super Late Model Rules Alliance, which consists of the ARCA/CRA Super Series, ARCA Midwest Tour, SRL Southwest Tour and the Southern Super Series for a common Super Late Model rules package to establish teams in any of the major tours can run all series with few changes.

After three seasons with the format, CARS split the two divisions on selected weekends beginning in 2018, in order to prevent conflicts with major Super Late Model and Late Model Stock races from a regional and national basis.

In 2021, the Late Model Stock Tour had plans to once again visit Rockingham Speedway, formerly known as "The Rock" during its NASCAR days, reviving the dormant track for a second time under new ownership and management.[3]

Starting in 2022, the CARS Tour will discontinue the Super Late Model Division and replace it with a Pro Late Model Division in an attempt to draw more competitors.

In 2025, the CARS Tour will make its Fox Sports 1 broadcast debut during the NASCAR All-Star Race Weekend at North Wilkesboro Speedway.[4]

## New Ownership

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On January 9, 2023, the CARS Tour was acquired by a consortium of four companies: DEJ Management, Jeff Burton Autosports, Inc., Kevin Harvick Incorporated, and Trackhouse Racing Team. All four are NASCAR-related, with two current national series team owners, a Cup Series champion, and a Cup Series veteran. [5][6] FloSports will have media rights in 2024, and the North Wilkesboro Speedway races (one on NASCAR All-Star Race week and one in September) will be two-day events while the others are one-day events. A new title sponsor deal with zMAX was revealed on November 27, 2023. In addition, the winner of the Cook Out 225 as part of the Prelude to the Southern 500 in Florence will determine pole position for the Charlie Powell Memorial 400 (a non-championship race) in November at the circuit.

On January 5, 2024, the CARS Tour announced that Pro Late Models will be split into an East and West Tours. Co-owner Kevin Harvick made the expansion of the tour part of his goals.[7] CARS West will use the same Pro Late Model rules but will be a separate series for West Coast drivers, with races in California and Nevada. The new West Tour races will be broadcast live on TrackVision TV, which is a partnership with local west coast racing broadcaster Low Budget TV and Speed Sport.

On November 4, 2024, the CARS Tour announced the 2025 East Tour schedule. The 15-race Late Model and 13-race Pro Late Model schedule will feature events with the NASCAR All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro Speedway and the Cook Out Southern 500 (the CARS Tour race is held at Florence Motor Speedway, 13 miles from Darlington Raceway). The winner of the Cook Out 225 feature at Florence will again earn pole position for the 33rd Charlie Powell Memorial 400 in November.[8]

On November 15, 2024, the CARS Tour announced the 2025 West Tour schedule. The current Pro Late Model division will be rebranded to the Limited Pro Late Model (LPL) running Hoosier 980 slicks. The new Pro Late Model divisions rules and regulations will be exactly like the East Tour's Pro Late Model division. The West Tour will also introduce a Super Late Model and Legends division.[9]

## 2025 zMAX CARS Tour Schedule

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Date  | Track  | Location  | LMSC Winner  | PLM Winner

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March 1  | New River All-American Speedway  | Jacksonville, North Carolina | Connor Hall  | Jade Avedisian
March 29  | Wake County Speedway | Raleigh, North Carolina | Timothy "Mini" Terrell, Jr.  | n/a
April 12  | Cordele Motor Speedway  | Cordele, Georgia | Connor Hall  | Tristan McKee
April 26  | Orange County Speedway | Rougemont, North Carolina | Jared Fryar  | Luke Baldwin
May 3  | Ace Speedway | Altamahaw, North Carolina | Landen Lewis  | Carson Ware
May 15-16[4] | North Wilkesboro Speedway | Wilkesboro, North Carolina | Landen Lewis  | Kaden Honeycutt
June 1  | Larry King Law's Langley Speedway | Hampton, Virginia | Chase Burrow  | n/a
June 14  | Dominion Raceway | Thornburg, Virginia |  | n/a
July 2  | Caraway Speedway | Sophia, North Carolina |  |
July 12  | Hickory Motor Speedway | Hickory, North Carolina | (August 2)  | (July 12)
August 2  | (August 2)
August 16  | Anderson Motor Speedway  | Williamston, South Carolina |  |
August 29  | Florence Motor Speedway | Timmonsville, South Carolina |  |
September 13  | South Boston Speedway | South Boston, Virginia |  |
October 4  | Tri-County Speedway  | Granite Falls, North Carolina |  |
October 18  | North Wilkesboro Speedway | Wilkesboro, North Carolina |  |

NOTE: Florence is tentative after the track left NASCAR and went independent in an alliance with Southern National Motorsports Park. This affects their broadcast and sanctioning issues.

## 2025 SPEARS CARS Tour West Schedule

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Date  | Track  | Location  | SLM Winner  | PLM Winner  | LPL Winner  | Legends Winner

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January 25  | Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway | Bakersfield, California | Dawson Sutton | n/a  | Joey Iest | Brenden Ruzbarsky
Taylor Mayhew
February 7-8  | Havasu 95 Speedway | Lake Havasu City, Arizona | n/a  | n/a  | Dylan Zampa  | Wyatt Sansom
Brenden Ruzbarsky
March 1  | The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway | Las Vegas, Nevada | Kole Raz  | n/a  | Parker Malone  | Tanner Reif
March 15  | Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway | Bakersfield, California | n/a  | Jace Hale  | Dylan Zampa  | Taylor Mayhew
April 12  | All American Speedway | Roseville, California | n/a  | Jace Hale  | Dylan Zampa  | Brenden Ruzbarsky
April 26  | The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway | Las Vegas, Nevada | n/a  | Linny White  | n/a  | Taylor Mayhew
Brody Whitbeck
May 10  | All American Speedway | Roseville, California | Jacob Gomes  | n/a  | Dylan Zampa  | Jeremy Doss
May 31  | Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway | Bakersfield, California | n/a  | Kevin Harvick  | n/a  | Taylor Mayhew
Keelan Harvick
June 7  | Stockton 99 Speedway  | Stockton, California | n/a  |  |  |
June 28  | Madera Speedway  | Madera, California | n/a  |  |  |
July 26  | Colorado National Speedway | Dacono, Colorado |  | n/a  | n/a  |
August 16  | Colorado National Speedway | Dacono, Colorado | n/a  |  | n/a  | n/a[10]
September 6  | Orange Show Speedway | San Bernardino, California | n/a  |  |  |
September 27  | Madera Speedway  | Madera, California |  | n/a  | n/a  |
October 10  | The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway | Las Vegas, Nevada | n/a  |  |  |
October 25  | Tucson Speedway | Tucson, Arizona |  | n/a  | n/a  |
November 14-16  | Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway | Bakersfield, California | n/a  |  |  |

## 2024 CARS Tour Schedule

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Date  | Track  | Location  | LMSC Winner  | PLM Winner

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March 2-9  | Southern National Motorsports Park | Lucama, North Carolina | Carson Kvapil (3/9)  | Kyle Campbell (3/2)
April 6  | Hickory Motor Speedway | Hickory, North Carolina | Connor Zilisch | Kyle Campbell
April 13[11] | New River All-American Speedway  | Jacksonville, North Carolina | Bobby McCarty | n/a
April 20  | Orange County Speedway | Rougemont, North Carolina | Brent Crews | Kaden Honeycutt
May 3  | Ace Speedway | Altamahaw, North Carolina | Carson Kvapil (2)  | Caden Kvapil
May 25  | Tri-County Speedway  | Granite Falls, North Carolina | Brenden Queen | Jake Bollman
June 1  | Langley Speedway | Hampton, Virginia | Connor Hall | n/a
June 15  | Dominion Raceway | Thornburg, Virginia | Brenden Queen (2)  | n/a
July 3  | Caraway Speedway | Sophia, North Carolina | Brent Crews (2)  | Tristan McKee
July 27  | Hickory Motor Speedway | Hickory, North Carolina | Ronnie Bassett Jr. | Jimmy Renfrew, Jr.
August 3 [12] | North Wilkesboro Speedway | Wilkesboro, North Carolina | Treyten Lapcevich | Tristan McKee (2)
August 16 [13] | Ace Speedway | Altamahaw, North Carolina | Brent Crews (3)  | Caden Kvapil (2)
August 24  | Wake County Speedway | Raleigh, North Carolina | Landen Lewis | n/a
August 30  | Florence Motor Speedway | Timmonsville, South Carolina | Ryan Millington  | Spencer Davis
September 14  | South Boston Speedway | South Boston, Virginia | Carson Kvapil (3)  | Spencer Davis (2)
October 12  | Tri-County Speedway  | Granite Falls, North Carolina | Conner Jones | Kaden Honeycutt (2)
October 19  | North Wilkesboro Speedway | Wilkesboro, North Carolina | Conner Jones (2)  | Kaden Honeycutt (3)

## 2024 CARS Tour West Schedule

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Date  | Track  | Location  | PLM Winner

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March 16 [14] | Kern Raceway | Bakersfield, California | Dylan Zampa
May 11  | Irwindale Speedway | Irwindale, California | Joey Iest
May 25  | Stockton 99 Speedway  | Stockton, California | Henry Barton
June 15  | The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway | Las Vegas, Nevada | Jeffrey Peterson
July 3  | The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway | Las Vegas, Nevada | Jeffrey Peterson (2)
July 20  | Stockton 99 Speedway  | Stockton, California | Jeffrey Peterson (3)
August 31  | Irwindale Speedway | Irwindale, California | Jeffrey Peterson (4)
October 5  | All American Speedway | Roseville, California | Linny White
October 18  | The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway | Las Vegas, Nevada | Parker Malone
November 16  | Kern Raceway | Bakersfield, California | Cody Kiemele

## CARS Tour Champions (1997-present)

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Year  | Late Model Stock  | Super Late Model

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2015  | Brayton Haws  | Cole Timm
2016  | Deac McCaskill | Raphaël Lessard
2017  | Josh Berry | Cole Rouse
2018  | Bobby McCarty | Jared Fryar
2019  | Bobby McCarty (2)  | Matt Craig
2020  | Jared Fryar  | Matt Craig (2)
2021  | Bobby McCarty (3)  | Carson Kvapil
Year  | Late Model Stock  | Pro Late Model
2022  | Carson Kvapil | Luke Fenhaus
2023  | Carson Kvapil (2)  | Caden Kvapil
2024  | Brenden Queen | Kaden Honeycutt

### Four Champions Playoff ProCup Champions (2001–2014)

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The following drivers won the Four Champions playoff series after the series was split into two divisions:

* 2014 Caleb Holman
* 2013 Clay Rogers
* 2012 J.P. Morgan
* 2011 Jeff Agnew
* 2010 Clay Rogers
* 2009 Clay Rogers
* 2008 Benny Gordon
* 2007 Bobby Gill
* 2006 Clay Rogers
* 2005 Benny Gordon
* 2004 Clay Rogers
* 2003 Shane Huffman
* 2002 Jason Sarvis
* 2001 Bobby Gill

### ProCup Series Champions (1997–2000)

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* 2000 Bobby Gill
* 1999 Bobby Gill
* 1998 Jeff Agnew
* 1997 Mario Gosselin

## CARS Tour West Champions (2024-present)

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Year  | Super Late Model  | Pro Late Model  | Limited Pro Late Model[15] | Legends

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2024  | n/a  | n/a  | Jeffrey Peterson  | n/a

## CARS Tour Rookies of the Year (1996-present)

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### CARS Tour Rookies of the Year

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Year  | Late Model Stock  | Super Late Model

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2015  | Myatt Snider | Zane Smith
2016  | Christian Eckes | Raphaël Lessard
2017  | Brandon Grosso | Nolan Pope
2018  | Sam Mayer | Corey Heim
2019  | Mini Tyrrell  | Carson Kvapil
2020  | Connor Mosack | Sammy Smith
2021  | Kaden Honeycutt | Garrett Hall
Year  | Late Model Stock  | Pro Late Model
2022  | Chase Burrow  | Luke Fenhaus
2023  | Cameron Bolin  | Katie Hettinger
2024  | Brent Crews | Jimmy Renfrew, Jr.

### ProCup Rookies of the Year

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* 2014 Codie Rohrbaugh
* 2013 Brady Boswell
* 2012 Dalton Hopkins
* 2011 Blake Jones
* 2010 Logan Ruffin
* 2009 Lucas Ransone
* 2008 Drew Herring
* 2007 Brandon Ward
* 2006 Derek Kale
* 2005 Woody Howard
* 2004 Matt Carter
* 2003 Benny Gordon
* 2002 Brian Ross
* 2001 Toby Robertson
* 2000 Brian Vickers
* 1999 Steven Christian
* 1998 Jeff Agnew
* 1997 Brad May
* 1996 E. Shane Rice

## Notable alumni, competitors and graduates (1995-present)

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* Anthony Alfredo
* Benny Gordon
* Brian Scott
* Brian Vickers
* "Bubba" (Andrew) Pollard
* Buckshot Jones
* Cale Gale
* Caleb Holman
* Carson Hocevar
* Carson Kvapil
* Chad Chaffin
* Chase Elliott
* Chase Purdy
* Christian Eckes
* Christopher Bell
* Colby Howard
* Cole Rouse
* Corey Heim
* Corey LaJoie
* Dakoda Armstrong
* Dale Earnhardt, Jr.
* Dalton Sargeant
* Danny O'Quinn
* Darrell "Bubba" Wallace
* Drew Dollar
* Gus Dean
* Gracie Trotter
* Hailie Deegan
* Hannah Newhouse
* Harrison Burton
* Jake Crum
* James Buescher
* Jeb Burton
* Joe Graf, Jr.
* Joey Coulter
* Joey Logano
* John Hunter Nemechek
* John Wes Townley
* Jon Wood
* Josh Berry
* Justin Haley
* Justin Labonte
* Kaz Grala
* Kertus Davis
* Landon Cassill
* Landon Huffman
* Lee Pulliam
* Matt Craig
* Matt Kenseth[16]
* Mason Diaz
* Myatt Snider
* Nicole Behar
* Noah Gragson
* Peyton Sellers
* Philip Morris
* Quin Houff
* Raphael Lessard
* Regan Smith
* Riley Herbst
* Rodney Childers
* Ross Kenseth
* Ryan Repko
* Sam Mayer
* Sammy Smith
* Scott Riggs
* Scott Wimmer
* Spencer Davis
* Stacy Puryear
* Stefan Parsons
* Stephen Leicht
* Stephen Nasse
* Steve Wallace
* Tanner Gray
* Tate Fogleman
* Taylor Gray
* Timothy Peters
* Todd Gilliland
* Todd Peck
* Trevor Bayne
* Ty Gibbs
* Tyler Ankrum
* Tyler Matthews
* Vinnie Miller
* William Byron
* Zane Smith

## See also

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* CRA
* CRA Super Series
* ASA
* ASA Midwest Tour
* ACT
* PASS
* SRL Southwest Tour

## Notes

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## References

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1. ^ a b "tricklefan.com". Archived from the original on 2007-09-27. Retrieved 2007-06-30.
2. ^ Martin, Douglas (2006-07-18). "Robert H. Brooks, 69, Owner of Hooters Restaurant Chain, Is Dead (Published 2006)". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved 2020-11-17.
3. ^ Austin, Langley. "Hansen, Stodder Partner to Reopen Rockingham for CARS Tour in March | race22.com". Retrieved 2020-11-17.
4. ^ a b Evans, Zach (2025-04-01). "FS1 to Televise zMAX CARS Tour Race at North Wilkesboro on May 16". TobyChristie.com. Retrieved 2025-04-01.
5. ^ "CARS Tour Enters 2023 Season Under New Ownership Group". CARS Tour. Retrieved January 9, 2023.
6. ^ "Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jeff Burton, Kevin Harvick and Justin Marks purchase CARS Tour". Jayski's Silly Season Site. NASCAR Digital Media. January 9, 2023. Retrieved January 10, 2023.
7. ^ "zMAX CARS Tour Adds West Coast Schedule for 2024". CARS Tour. Retrieved 2024-01-05.
8. ^ "Familiar venues highlight 2025 zMAX CARS Tour schedule". CARS Tour. NASCAR Digital Network. 4 November 2024. Retrieved 2024-11-04.
9. ^ "CARS Tour West announces schedule and competition updates". CARS Tour West. MyRacePass Management. Retrieved 2024-11-17.
10. ^ Legends race is a INEX Legend Summer Nationals race and does not count towards the CARS Tour championship.
11. ^ Race was postponed from March 23 due to weather
12. ^ Races postponed from May 14-15 because of weather
13. ^ Race postponed from August 9 because of weather.
14. ^ Race was postponed from March 2 due to weather.
15. ^ Ran as the Pro Late Model division in 2024
16. ^ Matt Kenseth Biography at his official website Archived 2008-05-12 at the Wayback Machine; 2008; Retrieved April 30, 2008

## External links

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* Official CARS Racing Tours Website
* Official CARS Tour TV website
* CARS Tour Digest Website
* CARS Pro Cup Series stats from 1997 to present
* USAR history, written in 1999 and 2002, accessed June 2006
* Insight to new Pro Cup owners
* https://web.archive.org/web/20120426085404/http://www.procuponline.com/trackback.php?id=20110825102747910

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CARS Tour race venues (1997–present)

Current (2025)|

* Jacksonville
* Wake County (LMST)
* Cordele
* Rougemont
* Ace
* North Wilkesboro
* Langley (LMST)
* Dominion
* Caraway
* Hickory
* Anderson
* Florence
* South Boston
* Hudson

Former|

* Adirondack
* Birmingham
* Bristol
* Caraway
* Carteret County
* Chemung
* Concord
* Dillon
* Franklin County
* Greenville-Pickens
* Holland
* Illiana
* Iowa
* Indianapolis (IRP)
* Jefferson
* Jennerstown
* Jukasa
* Kenly
* Kil-Kare
* Kingsport
* Lake Erie
* Lanier
* Lonesome Pine
* Louisville
* Madison
* Mansfield
* Memphis
* Milwaukee
* Mobile
* Montgomery
* Motordrome
* Motor Mile
* Myrtle Beach
* Nashville Fairgrounds
* New Smyrna
* Pensacola
* Rockingham
* Salem
* Shenandoah
* South Georgia
* Southampton
* St. Augustine
* Thompson
* Winchester

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CARS Pro Cup Series race venues (1997–2014)

Ovals|

* ACE
* Adirondack
* Anderson
* Birmingham
* Bristol
* Caraway
* Cayuga
* Chemung
* Concord
* Dillon
* Greenville
* Hickory
* Holland
* Hudson
* Illiana
* Iowa
* IRP
* Jacksonville
* Jefferson
* Jennerstown
* Kenly
* Kil-Kare
* Kingsport
* Lake Erie
* Lakeland
* Langley
* Lanier
* Lonesome Pine
* Louisville
* Madison
* Mansfield
* Memphis
* Milwaukee
* Mobile
* Montgomery
* Motordrome
* Motor Mile
* Myrtle Beach
* Nashville
* New Smyrna
* North Wilkesboro
* Pensacola
* Rockingham
* Rougemont
* Salem
* Shenandoah
* South Boston
* South Georgia
* Southampton
* St. Augustine
* Thompson
* Winchester

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Prime Sports

Owned RSNs|

* Intermountain West
* KBL
* Midwest
* Northwest
* Rocky Mountain
* Southwest
* Upper Midwest
* West
* La Cadena Deportiva

Affiliate RSNs|

* Empire Sports Network
* Home Team Sports
* Midwest Sports Channel
* MSG Network
* New England Sports Network
* Pacific Sports Network/SportsChannel Pacific
* Pro-Am Sports System
* SportSouth
* Sunshine Network

Other Networks|

* NewSport
* Prime Sports Showcase

International
Premier Sports
Prime Deportiva
Prime Sports (Asia)
TopSport

Programming|

* American Professional Soccer League
* American Speed Association
* ARCA stock car series
* Arena Football League
* Body by Jake
* Budweiser Championship Boxing
* Continental Indoor Soccer League
* Copa América
* Ladies Pro Bowlers Tour
* Major Indoor Lacrosse League
* Major League Baseball
* NASCAR Winston West Series
* National Hockey League
* Premier League
* NCAA football
* USARacing
* World Championship Wrestling

Related television networks|

* Fox Sports Net
* Bally Sports
* QVC
* SportsChannel
* Sports Time
* Time Warner Cable SportsNet

Owners|

* Bill Daniels/Tele-Communications Inc.
* Liberty Media

Related articles|

* Defunct television networks in the United States
* Regional sports network
* Timeshare

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