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Landen Lewis, the previous Late Model Stock Car champion.

The 2026 CARS Tour is the 30th season of the zMAX CARS Tour, a stock car racing series. It began at Southern National Motorsports Park on February 28, and will end at South Boston Speedway on October 15.[1]

Landen Lewis entered the season as the defending Late Model Stock Tour champion, while Ben Maier entered as the defending Pro Late Model Tour championship.[2][3] Both Lewis and Maier will not run a full season to defend their titles, as Lewis would compete part-time in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series for Niece Motorsports in 2026,[4] while Maier ran part-time in the same series.[5]

Schedule & results

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Source: [6]

Date Track Location LMSC Winner PLM Winner
February 28 Southern National Motorsports Park Kenly, North Carolina Caden Kvapil Mason Walters
March 28 Wake County Speedway Raleigh, North Carolina Conner Jones N/A
April 11 Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway Nashville, Tennessee Caden Kvapil Dawson Sutton
April 26 Caraway Speedway Asheboro, North Carolina Landen Lewis Kaden Honeycutt
May 9 Ace Speedway Altamahaw, North Carolina Kaden Honeycutt Kaden Honeycutt
May 30 Langley Speedway Hampton, Virginia Connor Hall N/A
June 13 Dominion Raceway Thornburg, Virginia Mini Tyrrell N/A
July 17 North Wilkesboro Speedway North Wilkesboro, North Carolina Kaden Honeycutt Kaden Honeycutt
August 8-9 Hickory Motor Speedway Hickory, North Carolina Matt Gould T. J. DeCaire
August 22 Anderson Motor Speedway Williamston, South Carolina Carson Loftin Brody Monahan
September 4 Florence Motor Speedway Timmonsville, South Carolina
September 12 Tri-County Speedway Hudson, North Carolina
October 3 Newport Speedway Newport, Tennessee
October 17 South Boston Speedway South Boston, Virginia
  • The race at Coastal Plains Speedway on February 21 was cancelled due to the affects of Winter Storm Gianna.[7]

Standings

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Late Model Stock Car championship

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(key) Bold – Pole position awarded by time. Italics – Pole position set by final practice results or rainout. * – Most laps led.

Pos Driver SNM WCS NSV CRW ACE LGY DOM NWS HCY AND FLC TCM NPS SBO Points
1 Caden Kvapil 1 8 1 3 3 3 6 12 8 5 380
2 Treyten Lapcevich 9 6 6 7 2 5 7 17 2 4 359
3 Conner Jones 17 1 4 2* 15 15 18 7 6 2 342
4 Chad McCumbee 4 22 10 10 16 18 5 8 9 6 314
5 Chase Burrow 16 3 9 11 8 9 14 27 7 16 305
6 Carson Loftin 5 18 14 23 28 6 16 9 19 1* 288
7 Carson Brown 10 13 7 8 26 4 4* 10 11 285
8 Landon Huffman 14 7 17 16 11 12 20 16 12 20 277
9 Parker Eatmon 22 14 2* 14 13 7 2 20 15 272
10 Landen Lewis 4 5 1 4 2 22 31 3 271
11 London McKenzie 26 DNQ 8 9 6 22 8 13 16 13 265
12 Ronnie Bassett Jr. 25 19 26 25 9 29 22 5 7 211
13 Doug Barnes Jr. 3 15 18 27 12 20 9 Wth 194
14 Jace Hale 30 24 31 24 17 13 21 24 22 22 192
15 Landon S. Huffman 8 29 12 14 21 15 13 182
16 Brandon Pierce DNQ 5 25 20 22 19 13 29 166
17 Kaden Honeycutt 4 1 1* 20 158
18 Mini Tyrrell 21* 13 1 21 10 152
19 Jared Fryar 6 20 24 6 Wth 19 26 152
20 Brandon Lopez 20 16 16 19 24 25 23 151
21 Jake Bollman 28 17 21 Wth 10 3 26 149
22 Mason Diaz 18 12 15 22 25 11 149
23 Sam Butler 12 2 13 18 18 148
24 Aiden King 23 10 23 17 20 16 143
25 Mason Bailey 11 DNQ 22 21 21 23 24 135
26 Donovan Strauss 13 DNQ 19 26 8 23 126
27 Dylan Fetcho 3 5 7 30 125
28 Matt Gould 28 27 10 1 107
29 Connor Hall 1* 25 4 101
30 Corey Heim 5 2 25* 97
31 Lee Pulliam 2* 10 21 97
32 Ryan Millington 15 DNQ 27 4 86
33 Brenden Queen 3 5 78
34 Riley Gentry 19 DNQ 27 DNQ 14 76
35 Kade Brown 28 DNQ 32 17 24 72
36 Chase Burgeson 11 3 71
37 Clay Jones 7 9 69
38 Michael Bumgarner 15 33 11 67
39 Brandon Dean DNQ Wth 23 28 19 66
40 Helio Meza 12 14 58
41 Tate Fogleman 27 11 Wth DNQ 51
42 Thomas Beane 30 9 45
43 Chase Robertson 29 12 43
44 Brady Penny 29 Wth 15 40
45 Carson Kvapil 6 36
46 Austin Somero 24 DNQ 30 35
47 Keelan Harvick 8 34
48 Casey Kelley 10 32
49 Landon Pembelton 11 32
50 Max Reaves 11 31
51 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 12 30
52 Matt Waltz 14 28
53 Chase Elliott 14 28
54 Cody Kelley 15 27
55 Ayden Millette 17 25
56 Brian Henderson 17 25
57 Ralph Carnes 17 25
58 Andrés Pérez de Lara 18 24
59 Dylan Newsome 18 24
60 Brandon Hanks 18 24
61 Blake Stallings 19 23
62 Kyle Campbell 19 23
63 Matt Craig 20 22
64 Jamey Caudill 21 21
65 Carson Haislip 23 21
66 Tyler Reif 21 21
67 Taylor Satterfield 23 20
68 Ty Fredrickson 23 19
69 Ryan Matthews 24 18
70 Landon Rapp 24 18
71 Carter Langley 25 17
72 Trey Crews 25 17
73 David Roberts 25 17
74 Daniel Vuncannon 26 16
75 Derek Kraus 26 16
76 Jesse Love 26 16
77 Matt Leicht 27 15
78 Gary Greenwood 27 15
79 Ryley Music 28 14
80 Kasey Kleyn 28 14
81 Brian Blevins 29 13
82 Chris Horton Jr. 30 12
83 Kaeden Ballos DNQ 5
84 Phoenyx Kimball DNQ 5
85 Dylan Ward DNQ 5
86 Atley Weise DNQ 5
Pos Driver SNM WCS NSV CRW ACE LGY DOM NWS HCY AND FLC TCM NPS SBO Points

Pro Late Model Tour championship

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(key) Bold – Pole position awarded by time. Italics – Pole position set by final practice results or rainout. * – Most laps led.

Pos Driver SNM NSV CRW ACE NWS HCY AND FLC TCM NPS SBO Points
1 Mason Walters 1 7 5 7 5 15 4 257
2 Conner Jones 24 11 3 6 3 2 2 247
3 Brody Monahan 15 6 4 21 8 6 1** 240
4 Treyten Lapcevich 5 12 20 3 18 3 12 225
5 Kaden Honeycutt 2 1* 1* 1 4 218
6 Evan McKnight 7 8 14 10 30 5 6 217
7 Case James 6 17 7 12 9 22 11 211
8 Rodney Dowless 13 18 2 8 22 16 7 209
9 Dylan Garner 16 22 6 14 16 11 10 199
10 James Seeright 12 15 15 18 28 8 156
11 Carson Ware 8 20 8 11 12 152
12 Keelan Harvick 2* 5 7 7 150
13 T. J. DeCaire 2 1** 3 128
14 London McKenzie 3 23 16 Wth 20 112
15 Chase Burgeson 14 13 10 20 111
16 Jack Baldwin 22 15 14 9 108
17 Luke Baldwin 9 4* 10 107
18 Ben Maier 9 9 4 104
19 Jeff Batten 19 21 15 12 102
20 Brandon Lopez 3 18 11 94
21 Taylor Hull 18 25 Wth 24 8 93
22 Ben Mack 30 17 17 13 91
23 Colton Hale 11 27 22 19 89
24 Tony Cosentino 23 29 23 16 77
25 Tristan Pena 13 19 24 70
26 Joel Smith 12 13 59
27 Brody Gunter 17 17 50
28 Dawson Sutton 1* 47
29 Palmer Haag 23 20 41
30 Max Reaves 4 Wth 40
31 Jake Johnson 2 40
32 Brett Robinson 4 38
33 Dylan Cappello 19 27 38
34 Jackson Boone 5 37
35 Jimmy Renfrew Jr. 5 37
36 Kasey Kleyn 6 37
37 Cole Robie 9 33
38 Jayden Johnson 10 33
39 Bayley Currey 9 33
40 Cody Dempster 10 32
41 Albert Francis 10 32
42 Dusty Garus 20 DNQ DNQ 32
43 Daniel Hemric 11 31
44 Gio Ruggiero 13 29
45 Corey Deuser 14 28
46 Chase Elliott 14 28
47 Landon Huffman 21 36 27
48 Aidan Potter 16 26
49 Seth Christensen 17 25
50 Vito Cancilla 18 24
51 Mini Tyrrell 19 23
52 Hunter Wright 19 22
53 Conner Popplewell 21 21
54 Hudson Halder 21 21
55 Jacob Bradley 21 21
56 Ashton Higgins 22 20
57 T. J. Duke 23 19
58 Nick Loden 23 19
59 Trey Craig 24 18
60 Mike Scorzelli 24 18
61 Logan Jones 25 17
62 Brandon Marhefka 25 17
63 Anthony Bello 26 16
64 Corey Heim 26 16
65 Taylor Corum 28 14
66 Joe Maruca 29 13
67 Daniel Bolden 35 12
68 Davey Coble 31 11
69 Cole Williams 32 10
70 Zach Johnson 33 9
71 John Bradley 34 8
72 Colton Ingerick DNQ 5
73 Blake Roberson DNQ 5
74 Tyler Church DNQ 5
75 Michael Bolden DNQ 5
Cody Martell Wth
Mark Day Wth
Chase Johnson Wth
Pos Driver SNM NSV CRW ACE NWS HCY AND FLC TCM NPS SBO Points

See also

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References

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  1. ↑ "2026 CARS Tour schedule released; includes Nashville". Short Track Scene. Retrieved October 18, 2025.
  2. ↑ "Landen Lewis, Ben Maier crowned CARS Tour champions; Caden Kvapil, Keelan Harvick take season-ending wins at North Wilkesboro". CARS Tour. Retrieved October 18, 2025.
  3. ↑ "Harvick wins Wilkesboro; Maier and RWR claim championships". Short Track Scene. Retrieved October 18, 2025.
  4. ↑ "Landen Lewis signed to Truck Series opportunity with Niece Motorsports". nascar.com. Niece Motorsports. October 23, 2025. Retrieved October 23, 2025.
  5. ↑ "Ben Maier joins Niece Motorsports for the streets of St. Petersburg". Jayski's Silly Season Site. NASCAR Digital Media. February 20, 2026. Retrieved February 20, 2026.
  6. ↑ "Nashville Fairgrounds, Newport, South Boston finale highlight 2026 CARS Tour schedule". CARS Tour. NASCAR Digital Network. October 28, 2025. Retrieved October 28, 2025.
  7. ↑ "CARS Tour opener shifts to Kenly after Jacksonville cancelation". Short Track Scene. Retrieved February 6, 2026.
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