The future of the PASS Super Late Model Tour is taking shape as key scheduling and partnership details were recently released. The series has been actively planning for the 2026 season, with ACT and PASS releasing the 2026 Lee USA Speedway schedule, and Pro All Stars Series announcing a six-race PASS National schedule for 2026.
Recent action has highlighted the intense competition within the series. The PASS 400 weekend at Oxford Plains has been a major event, featuring high stakes and potential $100,000 top prizes. Drivers have demonstrated fierce competition, with notable victories and support division action occurring during these major events.
The series continues to feature strong performances from its drivers. Highlights from past events include Johnny Clark claiming a 52nd career PASS Super Late Model win, and Austin Teras securing a victory during the Kennebec Equipment Rental 150. These results underscore the high level of talent competing on the circuit.
With schedules and partnerships being finalized, the focus remains on the competitive nature of the PASS Super Late Model Tour. The series continues to deliver career-defining moments and intense battles across various tracks, keeping the motorsports community engaged throughout the season.
Source: Pro All Stars Series