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About zMAX CARS Racing Tour

Late Model Stock Pro Late Model

THE PREMIER LATE MODEL TOURING SERIES IN THE COUNTRY

The CARS Tour Late Model Stock (LMSC) program is the southeast’s premier late model stock car touring series. The LMSC’s have mandatory five-star race car bodies, with the option of four different engines to choose from and the weight can range from 3,100 to 3,150 lbs. The chassis is a perimeter chassis that is mainly run throughout the southeast at various tracks from South Carolina, to Tennessee, and over to Virginia.

EXPERIENCE THE THRILL OF PRO LATE MODELS

The CARS Tour Pro Late Model (PLM) can be confused with a Super Late Model, as they look very similar, but there are some differences. The PLM is a straight rail chassis, running five-star race car bodies as well, along with a minimum base weight of 2,800 lbs. These cars also have multiple engine options, often putting out faster lap times than their Late Model Stock counterparts.

Ownership Group
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Dale Earnhardt Jr.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. is an American professional stock car racing driver, champion team owner, businessman, NASCAR analyst, and 2021 inductee into the NASCAR Hall of Fame. He spearheads his own multimedia content network, Dirty Mo Media, and is a New York Times bestselling author for Racing To The Finish, and has series of children’s books. Dale lives in Mooresville, North Carolina, with his wife, Amy, and their two daughters, Isla and Nicole.
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Jeff Burton
Jeff Burton found success on and off the track in his 22-year NASCAR Cup Series career. Throughout his career he captured 21 NASCAR Cup Series victories, and 27 Xfinity Series wins. Burton serves as an analyst for NBC Sports’ NASCAR Cup Series and Xfinity Series coverage. He has worked closely with NASCAR on numerous safety issues and program and is commonly sought out for his perspectives on various issues affecting NASCAR, Burton has been dubbed “The Mayor” by fans, competitors and media.
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Kevin Harvick
Kevin Harvick is a championship racer, championship team owner, businessman, philanthropist, NASCAR broadcast analyst, and host of his podcast, “Kevin Harvick’s Happy Hour.” With a career that spanned more than two decades, Harvick won the 2014 NASCAR Cup Series championship, 60 NASCAR Cup Series races, two Xfinity Series championships, 47 Xfinity Series races, and 14 Truck Series races.
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Justin Marks
After a successful career as a sports car and NASCAR driver, Justin Marks made the decision to retire from full-time competition and devote his energies to the business of motorsports and entertainment. He moved to Nashville in 2020 and created the Trackhouse Entertainment Group and its Trackhouse Racing division. He is a co-manager of Marks Family Foundation, with several different philanthropic endeavors. Marks now splits time between the NASCAR team’s North Carolina race shop and his home near Nashville where he and wife Erin are raising two daughters.

DISCOVER THE HISTORY OF THE CARS TOUR

Take a look back at the history and the progression of the zMAX CARS Tour Series from the Hooters Pro Cup to the present.

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