Majeski Tops ASA STARS National Tour Points Standings After Hickory

For the first time since the 2023 ASA STARS National Tour season started at Five Flags Speedway, there is a new driver on top of the points standings.

Off the heels of a fourth-place finish in the Tar Heel 250 at Hickory Motor Speedway last Thursday night, Ty Majeski now holds the top spot in the standings after four races in the ten-race season. He sits just four points ahead of Casey Roderick, who had led the standings since his win at Five Flags to open the season.

The Wisconsin driver has been a model of consistency so far this season, having finished in the top-five in three of four races, including a win at Madison International Speedway in the Joe Shear Classic. He currently has the first seven ASA STARS National Tour races scheduled, with a chase for the inaugural season championship still in the cards if said seven races go well.

Majeski is also competing for a NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series championship in 2023, after finishing fourth in last year’s standings. He sits second in points after Friday night’s race at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Meanwhile, Casey Roderick fell out of the points lead for the first time this season after a 12th place finish Thursday night. Along with his win at Five Flags, he has scored points in all but two stages all season so far, which has kept him at the top of the points sheet.

Cole Butcher jumped into third in the ASA STARS National Tour standings after a season-best third at Hickory. North Wilkesboro Speedway winner Bubba Pollard fell to fourth after a mechanical issue ended his race early, and Gio Ruggiero now sits in fifth after his win in the Tar Heel 250 Thursday night.

Full Driver’s Standings
Full Car Owner’s Standings

Hard Charger Standings

The ASA STARS National Tour heads to the historic Milwaukee Mile on Sunday, June 18 for the Father’s Day 100 Presented by Hunt Brothers Pizza. Tickets for the Father’s Day 100 are now on sale at the Wisconsin State Fairgrounds ticket office, or online by clicking here.

The Father’s Day 100 will be co-sanctioned with the ASA Midwest Tour, which will be the fourth race of the ASA MT season. RJ Braun, Ty Majeski, and Dalton Zehr have won races with the series this season.

The ASA STARS National Tour opened the ten race, six-state schedule at Five Flags Speedway in Pensacola, FL on March 11. Gio Ruggiero is the most recent winner, winning his first-career Super Late Model race in the Tar Heel 250 at Hickory Motor Speedway.

For the full ASA STARS National Tour schedule, plus Super Late Model rules and other information, please visit the series website at starsnationaltour.com, or be sure to follow the series on social media (Facebook: STARS National Series | Twitter: @racewithstars | IG: @starsnational).

ASA STARS National Tour
The ASA STARS National Tour debuted in March of 2023 for Super Late Model racing in America. Announced last October, many of the best drivers in America will compete in the ten-race national tour with a minimum $100,000 point fund. The championship team will be guaranteed $25,000.

The ASA STARS National Tour is made up of three races from each of the regional pavement Super Late Model Series under the Track Enterprises banner; the ASA CRA Super Series, the ASA Midwest Tour and the ASA Southern Super Series.

The Team Construction Winner’s Circle program has been announced as a part of the ASA STARS National Tour for licensed drivers/teams with perfect attendance. The program provides additional financial incentives to those teams who support the Series, thanks to Team Construction.

Track Enterprises, a Racing Promotions Company based in Illinois, will operate the ASA STARS National Tour. It announced the acquisition of the CRA sanctioning body in January and followed that up with the purchase of the Midwest Tour in July. In October, Track Enterprises President, Bob Sargent announced a partnership with the Southern Super Series which set the table for the formation of the ASA STARS National Tour.

-ASA STARS National Tour Release
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