These divisions are regular competitors at Scotia Speedworld. Points are awarded based on finishing positions throughout the season. The team with the greatest number of points is awarded the coveted championship title.


C&R Auto Supply Sportsman
Sportsman cars are built on the frame of a domestic passenger car. This is a cost-efficient, yet fast and very competitive class, that runs on a treaded race tire. They have eight cylinder engines and the competition is always close.

Lockhart Truck Center Truck Division
The Lockhart Truck Center Truck division will be making its debut in 2010. These trucks are built with eight cylinder Chevrolet 305 cu. in. engines, automatic transmissions, and are modified for safety. With drivers moving over from the defunct Hobby Stock Division, along with rookies and racers coming out of retirement, flag to flag excitement is guaranteed.

 

Legends Cars
Legends are 5/8-scale fiberglass full-fendered version of the famed NASCAR modifieds driven by legendary drivers, such as Fireball Roberts and Banjo Matthews. Powered by Yamaha 1,200cc engines, weighing just 1,300 lbs and running BF Goodrich tires, these cars provide plenty of action.

Miller Tire/BF Goodrich Thunder & Lightning Cars
This popular entry-level class has grown in leaps and bounds since its inception. In 2003, we split the division with Thunder Cars featuring the dominant Hondas and Volkswagens. The remaining brands compete in the Lightning division.
Thunder Cars and Lightning cars are four cylinder streetcars with safety modifications.

Sojourn Signs Bandolero
The Bandolero Car is a turnkey, spec-series racer designed for drivers eight to 16 years old. A thumping Briggs & Stratton 570cc Vanguard engine mounted behind the driver provides the Bandolero Car’s motivation.