Despite a valiant effort by track and series officials, Wednesday's CARS Tour event at North Wilkesboro Speedway has been postponed due to weather. A date has not yet been announced for the postponed event, but it is expected to be held later this summer.

Following two separate rain showers at North Wilkesboro Speedway on Wednesday evening, CARS Tour qualifying sessions have been canceled and starting lineups have been set by owner's points.

After a postponement, the CARS Tour at North Wilkesboro Speedway will feature a jam-packed Wednesday, May 15 schedule in which both the Late Model Stock Car and Pro Late Model races will run back-to-back.

The Late Model Stock Car race for the CARS Tour North Wilkesboro will be at 8:30 p.m. EST on May 15 and Connor Hall will look to keep his lead in the current LMSC CARS Tour standings.

The CARS Tour will do double duty on Wednesday, May 15 when both Pro Late Model and Late Model Stock Car races will get underway at the North Wilkesboro Speedway. Racing, all part of the NASCAR All-Star week, was scheduled to begin on May 14, but Tuesday races were postponed to Wednesday.

North Wilkesboro Speedway hosts the CARS Tour and the NASCAR All-Stars again in 2024 after the track made it's triumphant return to the NASCAR circuit in 2023. After years of being dormant, the legendary track was revived and once again became a landmark stop on the racing calendar.

The CARS Tour returns to North Wilkesboro Speedway as does NASCAR as the legendary track hosts All-Star week.

NORTH WILKESBORO, N.C.– Track and series officials were forced to postpone the zMAX CARS Tour Series racing scheduled for Tuesday at North Wilkesboro Speedway due to heavy precipitation in the Western North Carolina region throughout the morning and an unfavorable forecast for the remainder of the day.

The CARS Tour makes its first visit to North Wilkesboro on May 14, as the redemption of the historic landmark continues after hosting the NASCAR NASCAR All-Star Race starting last year.

The zMAX CARS Tour Late Model Stock Car and Pro Late Model divisions make their third straight appearance at the revitalized North Wilkesboro Speedway on May 15 in conjunction with the annual NASCAR All-Star Race. With new pavement for this year, the racing action promises to be just as fast and furious. Former winners Carson Kvapil and Brenden Queen headline the Late Model Stock Car field, along with Stephen Nasse, Peyton Sellers, current LMSC points leader Connor Hall, Brent Crews and others. Current Pro Late Model points leader Kaden Honeycutt tops the list in the PLM ranks, along with Caden Kvapil, Nasse and two-time 2024 winner Kyle Campbell. Defending race champion Augie Grill will also return to defend his title.

The CARS Tour makes its return to the historic North Wilkesboro Speedway May 14 – 15 with a two-night doubleheader for the Late Model Stock Cars and Pro Late Models. While the entry list is still to be released, here is Everything You Need to Know, from the event schedule, to event history, and much more, for the CARS Tour’s return to North Wilkesboro.

NASCAR Hall of Famer and CARS Tour co-owner Dale Earnhardt Jr. announced Tuesday where he will be taking his broadcasting talents to for 2025 and beyond. Earnhardt Jr. will be joining the TNT Sports broadcast booth as well as the Amazon Prime broadcast booth for 2025.

It’s now been more than 570 days since anybody not named Carson Kvapil has gone to CARS Tour victory lane at Ace Speedway. When the CARS Tour goes back to Ace Speedway later this year in August, it will have been 672 days since anyone other than Carson Kvapil had won a CARS Tour Late Model Stock car race at Ace.

The zMAX CARS Tour Late Model Stock Car and Pro Late Model divisions return to action this weekend at Ace Speedway in Altamahaw, N.C. with points battles heating up before the spring is half over. It’s the third race weekend this year in which both divisions will compete on the same night at the same track. This weekend’s events will mark the sixth and seventh races of the young season, and the ultra-competitive nature of the layout at Ace is sure to provide plenty of thrills. In addition to the zMAX CARS Tour, the Ace Limited Late Models and Champ Karts will be on the program for the evening.

As the calendar gets ready to flip from April to May, Kyle Larson’s life is about to get much busier with his first Indianapolis 500 attempt just weeks away. Larson announced on Sunday before the NASCAR Cup Series race at Dover that he would be missing practice and qualifying for NASCAR’s All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro Speedway in due to when qualifying for the Indianapolis 500 is schedule to take place.