Keith Rocco used an impressive final month to capture two more NASCAR Whelen All-American Series track championships in 2017.

On the second night in August, Trenton Moriarity thought he watched his shot at the Speedway Chevrolet Super Late Model track championship at Evergreen Speedway go up in flames.

In 2017, Lanpher added two more championships to his already stout résumé, winning both the Beech Ridge Motor Speedway Division I title and the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Maine championship.

His fifth track title is also his first under the NASCAR Whelen All American Series banner. In Seekonk's history, Darling joins names like Ron Bouchard, Rick Hanatow Jr., Rick Martin, Vinnie Annarummo and others to have at least five championships. He never thought the day would come.

Despite missing out on the track championship at Sunset Speedway in Ontario, Eric Yorke performed well enough to capture the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Division III national championship.

Virginia driver clinches second ValleyStar Credit Union 300 win Peters Prevails at Martinsville Virginia driver clinches second ValleyStar Credit Union 300 win Andy Marquis, NASCARHomeTracks.com MARTINSVILLE, Va. – Timothy Peters scored his second ValleyStar Credit Union 300 at Martinsville Speedway on Saturday night, holding off a late charge from Peyton Sellers. read more ...

2009 Martinsville winner will lead field to green flag on Saturday Crum Inherits ValleyStar Credit Union 300 Pole 2009 Martinsville winner will lead field to green flag on Saturday Andy Marquis, NASCARHomeTracks.com MARTINSVILLE, Va. – Jake Crum will lead the field to the green flag in Saturday’s ValleyStar Credit Union 300 after inheriting the pole following post-qualifying technical inspection. The times for Jeff Oakley and Deac McCaskill, who qualified first and second respectively, were disallowed following inspection.  Race director Lynn Carroll said Oakley was disqualified for having a spacer plate under the carburetor while McCaskill had an issue with the squirters on his carburetor. read more ...

Virginia driver upsets elites in ValleyStar Credit Union 300 qualifying QUALIFYING Oakley Rockets to Martinsville Pole Virginia driver upsets elites in ValleyStar Credit Union 300 qualifying Andy Marquis, NASCARHomeTracks.com MARTINSVILLE, Va. – Jeff Oakley upset Late Model Stock Car racing’s elite competition in qualifying for the ValleyStar Credit Union 300 at Martinsville Speedway on Friday night. Oakley, who races predominantly at Dominion Raceway in Thornburg, Virginia, qualified with a 20.382 second lap, scoring the pole.  Oakley will lead the field to the green flag on Saturday night along with four-time Southern National Motorsports Park track champion Deac McCaskill, who locked himself into the race with his second-place qualifying effort. read more ...

Trevor Huddleston is in contention to do what only two other California drivers have done in the history of the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series.

Originally a quarter-mile dirt track when it first opened for racing in 1957, the track is now a four-tenths-mile paved oval that plays host to NASCAR sanctioned weekly racing from late March through the middle of September.

Dirt racing has been taking center stage recently in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series.

VanDyke, the reigning NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Tennessee champion, has scored 20 victories this season across three race tracks in the Southeast. At two of those tracks - Kingsport Speedway in Tennessee and Lonesome Pine Raceway in Virginia - he is also the point leader in the late model stock car division.