UARA National Series
Format Announced for Return of World Crown 300 at Cordele
Oct 1, 2024
Cordele Motor Speedway officials announced more details today regarding Super Fest for the 2025 racing season.
The Super Fest series will consist of five total events for the Super Late Models and five for Pro Late Models at Cordele Motor Speedway in 2025.
“We will run our track series based on what is good for the race teams and the speedway, we base our decisions and our direction on what is best for everyone involved,” said Greg Noland, owner of Cordele Motor Speedway. “We have been fortunate to have raced in many events in the Southeast over the years, and now it is time with the race management of Ricky Brooks to establish ‘Super Fest."
Participation in the four events leading up to the World Crown 300 will offer a bonus paid at the conclusion of the World Crown 300. For example, the winner of the 2025 World Crown 300 will receive $35,000. However, with bonuses from competing in the first four Super Fest events, that driver could receive up to $75,000.
“With the trend of traditional point systems not having a following and travel cost in today’s world, it’s becoming less important to follow certain series. We want a four-race system that will lead up to the fifth event for Super Lates,” added Noland. “We also wanted a system that makes a driver not want to miss any of our races.”
The Super Fest series will have select marquee Super Late Model events included that will pay an increased purse, with the expectation to draw some of the top Super Late Model teams in the country.
The fifth and final event of the 2025 Super Fest will be the 33rd World Crown 300. The World Crown 300 will make its return at Cordele Motor Speedway on October 26, 2024.
For more information on the ‘Super Fest’ go to www.cordelemotorspeedway.com or https://www.facebook.com/cordelemotorspeedway.
