Since its announcement on Tuesday, the newly formed PA Posse 410 Sprint Car Series continues to take shape for the 2026 season. Today series officials unveiled the complete 47-race schedule for the inaugural season, spanning nine Central Pennsylvania tracks, plus Hagerstown Speedway in Maryland and Bridgeport Speedway in New Jersey.

In tandem with the schedule, officials also released details on the event format, points structure and full points fund. Here's what you need to know about the PA Posse 410 Sprint Car Series led by Lincoln Speedway general manager Jerry Parrish and a collaborative group of Central PA promoters.

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2026 PA Posse 410 Sprint Car Series Schedule

The first-year schedule brings together 47 races across 11 tracks, converging longtime Central PA facilities and traditions with marquee events. Every race on the schedule will offer at least $6,000-to-win and $600-to-start, with several dates exceeding well above those minimums.

Parrish emphasized to FloRacing that the newly-formed Central PA series "is not going to replace the weekly racing" and that the region's three weekly tracks — Williams Grove Speedway, Port Royal Speedway and Lincoln Speedway — will still carry weekly events and a weekly track title chase.

"We tried to design this where it's something for everyone," Parrish told FloRacing on Tuesday. "It's for the traveling racers who all want to be at one event, and it's also for the weekly racer. That's my main takeaway from this. We tried to think about the fans. From your everyday race team to the traveling tam, we tried to include all racers and all fans in our decision-making."

Parrish mentioned that announcement regarding streaming coverage for the PA Posse 410 Sprint Series is forthcoming.

*denotes PA Speedweek events

How Events Will Be Run

Most races will be set through time trials, but tracks will have the option to use a draw/redraw or timed hot laps when circumstances call for it, such as early-season Opening Day events or daytime programs. The intent is to keep shows efficient while giving each track flexibility to work with weather, daylight and surface conditions.

All events will follow each track’s existing rulebook, keeping things familiar for teams and officials.

Points Structure

The series points structure is designed to reward both strong finishes and season-long consistency. Winners earn 70 points, second place gets 65, and third nets 62, with a two-point drop per position through 24th. Non-qualifiers receive 10 points for attempting to compete:

1. 70
2. 65
3. 62
4. 60
5. 58
6. 56
7. 54
8. 52
9. 50
10. 48
11. 46
12. 44
13. 42
14. 40
15. 38
16. 36
17. 34
18. 32
19. 30
20. 28
21. 26
22. 24
23. 22
24. 20

Championship Payout And Throw-Away Races

The top 15 teams in the standings will earn year-end payouts, with $50,000 going to the overall champion. It's worth noting that PA Speedweek continues awarding its own independent point fund.

Each driver will also get three drop races, giving teams a cushion to miss an event or erase an off-night without derailing championship hopes. The season-ending points fund goes as follows:

1. $50,000
2. $25,000
3. $15,000
4. $12,000
5. $10,000
6. $9,000
7. $8,000
8. $7,500
9. $7,000
10. $6,000
11. $5,000
12. $4,000
13. $3,500
14. $3,250
15. $3,000