It’s time for Super Late Model drivers to get their bank account numbers in a handy location, because one of them might be putting some money in the bank on Tuesday night. Nearly 30 Super Late Model drivers are headed to Marne, Michigan to take on the tricky Berlin Raceway in the 150-lap “Money in the Bank” event live on FloRacing.

Headlining the entry list are the two local heroes that race on Sundays in the NASCAR Cup Series, both of whom finished in the top 10 on Sunday night in Nashville.

We’ll start with Portage, Michigan’s Carson Hocevar, who knows a thing or two about winning at Berlin Raceway. Hocevar took down the win in August’s Battle at Berlin race last year after finishing sixth in this race. Hocevar led a race-high 69 laps out of the 150 before fading in the closing laps to finish sixth. The young hotshoe has been extremely impressive in Cup Series competition lately as well. He finished second on Sunday in Nashville and was in contention for the win in the Coca-Cola 600 the week before, but his engine expired with under 100 laps to go.

The other Cup Series driver in the field is Byron, Michigan’s Erik Jones, who finished seventh on Sunday in Nashville. Jones also knows how to get the job done at the tricky Berlin Raceway. Jones went to victory lane in the Money in the Bank race in 2023, and finished third in this race last year. Jones also has multiple Battle at Berlin victories on his resume as well.

Next up on the list to spotlight is Senoia, Georgia’s Bubba Pollard, who is always a threat for the win anywhere he goes, but especially at Berlin Raceway. Pollard has come to love the challenging nature of this half-mile oval, and that’s reflected on his stat sheet. Pollard is the defending winner of the Money in the Bank 150, and a two-time winner overall of this race. He’s also claimed a win in the Battle at Berlin too. We can almost guarantee that the No. 26 will be fighting for the win on Tuesday night.

There’s also a few local threats that could take the win and wouldn’t surprise anybody if they did. Evan Shotko is always a threat to win at Berlin now, and nobody has overlooked the Coopersville, Michigan native since he took the victory in the Battle at Berlin in 2023. 

There’s also Brian Campbell, who is a multi-time track champion, and a two-time winner of the Money in the Bank. Even though it’s been several years since Campbell’s last Money in the Bank triumph (2019) Campbell’s No. 47 is always one to watch. 

Ortonville, Michigan’s Blake Rowe will be another driver to watch out for as well. Rowe led the second-most laps in this race last year with 55. Rowe was leading late until Pollard powered by him in the closing laps to take the win. A victory on Tuesday would be one of the biggest of Rowe’s career, which would make victory lane a fun place to be.

The entire Money in the Bank 150 entry list can be found below.

Tuesday’s 150-lap Money in the Bank race from Berlin Raceway is available to all FloRacing subscribers. Fans can subscribe to FloRacing by clicking here.

2025 Money in the Bank at Berlin Raceway Entry List