Show Me the Money Series
Entry Lists: Alabama 200 at Montgomery
Feb 18, 2025
The next chapter in the history of the Alabama 200 will be written on Saturday, March 1 at Montgomery Motor Speedway. Fans can watch all of the action from the venerable Alabama half-mile live on RacingAmerica.TV.
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Currently, 25 Pro Late Models are entered for the first race of the Show Me the Money Series, kicking off the year at Montgomery in grand fashion. Those drivers will be chasing $10,000, the coveted bear trophy, and a spot in the history books.
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Saturday's broadcast begins at 7 p.m. ET/6 p.m. CT, including racing for both the Alabama 200 and the Modifieds of Mayhem Tour's 61-lap feature.
Previewing the 61st Alabama 200
Several top Late Model drivers headline the early entry list, including the likes of defending Show Me the Money Series champion Jake Finch, five-time Alabama 200 winner Augie Grill, multi-time Show Me the Money champions John Bolen and Christopher Tullis, Rumble by the River winner Matthew Craig and more.
The Show Me the Money Series, the annual Pro Late Model track championship at Montgomery, boasted seven different winners in seven races in 2024. Casey Roderick won last year's Alabama 200, with Finch, Bolen, Grill, Stephen Nasse, George Phillips and Gavin Graham scoring wins during the season.
Alabama 200 Race Day Schedule
(All times Central)
| Time | Session |
| 10:00 a.m. | Pit Gate Opens |
| Tech & Registration Open | |
| 11:30 a.m. | Mandatory Driver/Crew Chief/Spotter Meeting |
| 12:00-12:30 p.m. | Alabama 200 Practice 1 |
| 12:30-1:00 p.m. | Modifieds of Mayhem Practice 1 |
| 1:00-1:30 p.m. | Alabama 200 Practice 2 |
| 1:30-2:00 p.m. | Modifieds of Mayhem Practice 2 |
| 2:00 p.m. | Alabama 200/Modifieds of Mayhem Tech Closes for Rechecks |
| Alabama 200 Qualifying Tech Starts | |
| 3:00 p.m. | Grandstand Opens |
| Modifieds of Mayhem Line Up to Qualify | |
| 3:30 p.m. | Modifieds of Mayhe Qualifying |
| 4:15 p.m. | Alabama 200 Qualifying |
| 5:00 p.m. | Autograph Session |
| 5:45 p.m. | Pre-Race Ceremonies |
| 6:00 p.m. | Alabama 200 Last Chance Qualifier (25 Laps, If Needed) |
| Modifieds of Mayhem (61 Laps) | |
| 61st Alabama 200 |
61st Alabama 200 Entry List
Updated February 27, 2025
| NO | DRIVER | HOMETOWN |
| 1 | Gage Rodgers | Fort Wayne, IN |
| 2 | John Bolen | Jasper, AL |
| 6 | Chris Whorton | Boaz, AL |
| 9 | Cody Bentley | Ardmore, AL |
| 11 | Brian Reeves | Enterprise, AL |
| 11 | Chase Spradlin | Hueytown, AL |
| 12 | Christopher Tullis | Dacula, GA |
| 14 | Chase Pinsonneault | Wyoming, MI |
| 14 | Chris Davidson | Friendswood, TX |
| 18 | Jake Finch | Lynn Haven, FL |
| 22 | Taylor Corum | Hazel Green, NC |
| 30 | John Heil | Floresville, TX |
| 32 | Tim Laurent | Scottsboro, AL |
| 33 | Dustin Smith | Mobile, AL |
| 35 | Gage Gilby | Dartmouth, NS |
| 46 | Wayne Willard | Flowery Branch, GA |
| 54 | Jarrett Butcher | Enfield, NS |
| 54 | Matthew Craig | Mount Pleasant, NC |
| 67 | Zack Dixon | Monroe, GA |
| 68 | Aidan Potter | Lebanon, TN |
| 81 | Carson Brown | New London, NC |
| 84 | Steven Chunn | Spring Hill, TN |
| 91 | Jim Wall | Madison, AL |
| 96 | Spencer Davis | Statesville, NC |
| 112 | Augie Grill | Hayden, AL |
| 116 | Zach Johnson | Franklin, TN |
History of the Alabama 200
The lineage of the Alabama 200 began on September 18, 1960, when Crash Bond won a 100-lap event at Montgomery Motor Speedway. While what is now known as the Alabama 200 has had many different looks over the years, it remains one of the most prestigious and historic events in the proud tradition of Alabama short track racing.
At one point, the Alabama 200 was even a stop on the NASCAR Grand National Series (now NASCAR Cup Series) calendar. Richard Petty won the 1967 Alabama 200, while Bobby Allison took top honors in 1968.
The first Pro Late Model Alabama 200 took place in 2009, with Augie Grill winning the first of three consecutive runnings in the event.
In 2013, the race switched to Super Late Models under the Southern Super Series banner, and Chase Elliott joined the list of Alabama 200 winners. He'd win again in 2015, with Anderson Bowen and Donnie Wilson also scoring Alabama 200 wins with the Southern Super Series.
In 2017, the race returned to a Pro Late Model contest, traditionally the season opener for the Show Me the Money Series. Casey Roderick won in 2017 and 2018, followed by Grill (2019), Jake Garcia (2020), Tullis (2021), Hunter Robbins (2022) and Seth Christensen (2023) before Roderick returned to victory lane in 2024.
Alabama 200 Winners
2024 Casey Roderick
2023 Seth Christensen
2022 Hunter Robbins
2021 Christopher Tullis
2020 Jake Garcia
2019 Augie Grill
2018 Casey Roderick
2017 Casey Roderick
2016 Donnie Wilson
2015 Chase Elliott
2014 Anderson Bowen
2013 Chase Elliott
2012 Mason Massey
2011 Augie Grill
2010 Augie Grill
2009 Augie Grill
2008 Augie Grill
2007 Casey Smith
2006 Not run
2005 Jason Hogan, Ted Musgrave Jr.
2004 Hunter Robbins
2000 Gary Helton
1999 Gary Jones
1996 Dave Mader III
1995 Junior Niedecken
1994 Eddie Mercer
1993 Bobby Gill
1992 Mike Harmon
1991 Clay Brown
1985 Mike Alexander
1984 Wayne Newton
1983 Mike Oliver
1982 Donnie Allison
1979 Ronnie Sanders
1978 Jody Ridley
1976 Ronnie Sanders
1975 Buck Simmons
1974 Jody Ridley
1973 Neil Bonnett
1972 Ed Howe
1971 Alton Jones
1970 Red Farmer
1969 Red Farmer
1968 Bobby Allison
1967 Richard Petty
1965 Dave Mader, Jr.
1964 Joe Lee Johnson
1963 Friday Hassler
1962 Bobby Allison
1961 Red Farmer
1960 Crash Bond
