Here is a look back at some of the storylines and results from the World Crown 300 weekend. The Club - With his victory in the World Crown 300, Stephen Nasse became the second driver to win the Grand Slam of Super Late Model racing: the Snowball Derby, the All American 400, the Winchester 400, and the World Crown 300. Chase Elliott did the feat back in the season finale Southern Super Series race of 2013. That night was also a championship race for the series as Daniel He

Stephen Nasse added another marquee win to his incredible resume on Saturday night, dominating the Cohen Law Group World Crown 300 at Cordele Motor Speedway. With the win,Nasse joins rarefied air as the only driver to win the Snowball Derby, Winchester 400, All American 400 and World Crown over the course of a career. While Nasse was the class of the field for most of the evening, he had plenty of challenges throughout the 300-lap feature race. First, Nasse and Bubba Pollard

Bubba Pollard has won almost everything under the sun in the Super Late Model world. One race that has escaped his grasp has been the World Crown 300. Now in its 31st year at its second venue, Pollard has a total of 26 wins in a Late Model across those two venues, but none in the 300. “It’s not from a lack of effort,” said Pollard. “We have run well, we have led laps, we have wrecked. You name it, and it happened at the World Crown to us. We don’t think about those thin

Years ago, it was special if a driver could win one of the Crown Jewels or “Grand Slam” of the Super Late Model Racing world. The Snowball Derby, the Winchester 400, the All American 400, and the World Crown 300. All of these races have deep ties to the 1980s and beyond. The thought of winning one of these races was huge; a pair of these victories could be worth a career. To win three would put you in elite status. Only Bobby Gill, Gary Balough, Darrell Waltrip, Butch

The Invader: No one had Chris Wimmer on their bingo card in 2011 when he drove south to run the World Crown 300. The Wausau, Wisconsin driver started 13th in a field full of southern Super Late Model talent. By the end of the first 100 laps, they realized that he was there to play. After a tire rotation, Wimmer made his way back to the front on lap 129 and was never touched after that. The win was his lone World Crown start; why try it again when you were batting 1.000? F

It’s World Crown 300 month, and we are counting the days. Who is going to put their name into the history books as the World Crown 300 winner in a few weeks? We look back at some stories of old and current news surrounding the World Crown 300. Cordele Motor Speedway has done a fabulous job in putting on this event that was a staple at the old Peach State / Gresham Motorsports Park. The First: Back in 1983, the World Crown 300 was the new kid on the block in the Super Late

One of the original Crown Jewel short track events in the nation returns with the 31st Annual World Crown 300 set to roll on October 23rd and 24th at Cordele Motor Speedway (GA). The historic Super Late Model event will pay a minimum $35,000 to win and $3,000 to start. Drivers who participated in Cordele’s Super Fest events in 2026 will be eligible for substantially increased payouts beyond that. Entry forms have been released by the ASA Southern Super Series and track offici

Matt Craig earned his fifth career ASA Southern Super Series win Saturday night at Five Flags Speedway. For Craig, it was his first Super Late Model win at Five Flags, as he was previously 0 for 24 before pulling into victory lane in the seasonal finale for the Blizzard Series. The track’s Blizzard Series runs in conjunction with the ASA Southern Super Series. Craig now has four Late Model wins, having won three Pro Late Model events at Five Flags in the past. Stephen Nass

One driver scored an elusive victory, and another snagged an elusive championship on the final stop on the Road to the Snowball Derby at Five Flags Speedway on Saturday night. Matt Craig scored his first Deep South Cranes Blizzard Series victory in his 26th start with the series. The North Carolina native led wire-to-wire in a dominant performance, crossing the finish line nearly 2.5 seconds ahead of runner-up Spencer Davis. Craig made his first Super Late Model start at Five

We made a list of the things Stephen Nasse hasn’t won at Five Flags Speedway in Pensacola, Florida. The 50/50 Drawing The Pole for the Snowball Derby A Deep South Crane Blizzard Series title Two of these are really easy to understand. Nasse is not the strongest qualifier. In fact, he’s won the Hard Charger Award at the Snowball Derby three times in the last four years. In his last five Snowball Derby events, he is a plus 114 on starting and finishing positions. The othe

Bubba Numbers: Bubba Pollard wins his second consecutive race of the 2026 ASA Southern Super Series season. Pollard now has seven SSS wins at Mobile International Speedway and 20 career wins in the Super Late Model. Pollard recorded most of those in the old Miller Lite Series at the track, which was part of the Gulf Coast Championship Series. Back-to-back Buddies: For the first time in series history, three drivers have scored back-to-back wins in a season. Carson Brown

along two weeks for Bubba Pollard paid off with a trip to victory lane on Saturday in the ASA Southern Super Series' visit to Mobile International Speedway. Pollard held off a hard-charging Stephen Nasse in the closing laps of Saturday's CraneWorks Battle on the Bayou 100. The win marks two victories in a row with the Southern Super Series, as well as Pollard's 44th career win with the series. However, Pollard had experienced quite the adventure since that most recent Souther

When you live just minutes from the next ASA Southern Super Series event, you tend to be a little excited. When you have won the last five Pro Late Model races at the track, it just adds to the confidence as Dustin Smith is set for the Battle on the Bayou at Mobile International Speedway. “We are super excited for the series to be headed to my home track,” said Dustin Smith. “I always feel like I have a bit of an advantage when we run there. We've been fast all year, just

Bubba Numbers: For Bubba Pollard, the win on Saturday night in the Georgia Summer Nationals was his 43rd career win. It was also his ninth career win in the ASA Southern Super Series at Cordele Motor Speedway. It also marked the 14th consecutive season in which he has won a race in the ASA Southern Super Series. Davis’s Solid Night: Spencer Davis led two of the three practice rounds, started up front, led the most laps, and finished second after starting second. We can o

Bubba Pollard added to his unassailable resume at Cordele Motor Speedway on Saturday night, winning the Georgia Summer Nationals for his ninth career ASA Southern Super Series victory at the track in his home state of Georgia. Pollard took the lead from fellow Georgia native Spencer Davis on lap 75 of the race's 125 laps, maintaining the top spot for the rest of the race. The victory adds to an incredible list of accomplishments at Cordele, including five SpeedFest Super Late

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — One of the premier Super Late Model events of the summer comes to the historic Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway this Saturday, July 11, as the ASA Southern Super Series returns to Music City for the North-South Super Late Model Challenge 100. A talented field featuring championship contenders, nationally recognized veterans, rising stars, and hometown favorites will battle for 100 laps on one of America's most historic short tracks. Grandstands open and quali

Get Out the Broom: Stephen Nasse swept the weekend at Five Flags Speedway to post his 13th and 14th ASA Southern Super Series wins. Nasse now has nine Blizzard Series wins, which is second all-time behind Bubba Pollard. For his victory, Nasse won the $5,000 bonus awarded to a driver who could win both races. Nasse pulled off the feat for the big $25,000 payday. Points Battle Heating Up: To say the points battle is tight would be an understatement. After Spencer Davis fi

Stephen Nasse completed the sweep on Saturday night, winning the Cook Out 100 at Five Flags Speedway. Nasse kicked off the Coca-Cola Twin Blizzard 100s on Friday night with a dominant victory, leading all 100 laps of the first night in the doubleheader weekend for the ASA Southern Super Series and Deep South Crane Blizzard Series. He was not quite as dominant on Saturday, but the outcome was the same. Nasse took the lead from Bubba Pollard on lap 41 and kept his lead over Jak

Stephen Nasse flexed his muscle to kick off the Coca-Cola Blizzard Twin 100s on Friday night at Five Flags Speedway, leading every lap to win the Tibbetts Lumber 100. Nasse jumped to the lead ahead of pole-sitter Bubba Pollard at the start of the 100-lap race and maintained his advantage for the duration of Friday's contest. As the checkered flag flew, Nasse crossed the line 1.131 seconds ahead of Hunter Robbins for the victory. Last year's Snowball Derby winner, Nasse was ex

Much like a country music star who produces his own music, they are looking for a sound. Bubba Pollard is in the same category. The crafty veteran of the Super Late Model work has unfinished business and is looking for “that sound”. Perhaps the best place to find that sound is Five Flags Speedway, a place he’s called his second home for years. A five-time Blizzard Series champion has 25 career wins at the Pensacola half mile, but the last win came in 2024 and that does n