
Lucrative Weekend in
Volunteer State for Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals Series
(April
15, 2025) With four different winners in as many events
in 2025, the Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals Series presented
by Coltman Farms Racing and fueled by Sunoco season heats back
up this weekend with a lucrative doubleheader in the Volunteer
State! On Friday night, April 18, a $10,053 winner’s check
will be up for grabs at I-75 Raceway in Sweetwater, Tennessee.
The double-dip will then conclude on Saturday evening, April 19
at the bad-fast Tazewell Speedway in Tazewell, Tennessee with
the 5th edition of the Lil’ Bill Corum Memorial, which will
once again shell out a $21,000 first place prize. With each race
paying at least five figures to win, both weekend shows will also
be a part of the Coltman Farms Cup.
At I-75 Raceway this Friday, pit gates and tier parking will
open at 4:00pm, while the grandstands will start to allow patrons
into the facility at 5:00pm. The drivers meeting is set for 6:30pm
with hot laps taking to the track at 7:00pm. Grandstand admission
will be $25.00 for adults and $10.00 for kids ages 6-11. Tier
parking admission will be $30.00 for adults and $15.00 for kids
ages 6-11. Pit passes will be $40.00 for adults and $20.00 for
kids ages 6-11. Children ages 5 and under will be allowed onto
the grounds for FREE.
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Drivers... Make Sure
You PRE-ENTER for the Upcoming Lil' Bill Corum Memorial!
(April
8, 2025) The 5th edition of the Lil’ Bill Corum
Memorial is quickly approaching on Saturday, April 19 at Tazewell
Speedway in Tazewell, Tennessee!!
As is customary for this great event, to be eligible for the
$2,100 bonus money from Toyota Knoxville you must be PRE-ENTERED.
This year, we will be doing $1,050 for Fast Time and $1,050 for
the winner of the Quick Six Dash, which will set the lineup for
the first three rows of the $21,000 to win Schaeffer's Oil Spring
Nationals Series headliner!
For a .pdf version of the entry form, click
here!

Brandon Overton Bests
Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals Field at EAMS for $10,053
Victory
(March
29, 2025) 2017 Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals
Series Champion Brandon Overton upped his win total to eleven
with the miniseries with his victory on Saturday night at the
historic East Alabama Motor Speedway! Brandon started his evening
by touring the Phenix City, Alabama oval third quickest in FK
Rod Ends qualifying prior to securing a win in his heat race.
After starting third on the grid in the 53-lap feature, Brandon
swapped sliders and crossovers with early race leader Tyler Erb
until officially grabbing the point on the twelfth circuit.
The Evans, Georgia star then kept his #76 Longhorn Factory machine
out front throughout the remainder of the contest to bag the $10,053
winner’s check. Outside polesitter Tyler Erb, who paced
the field for the first eleven laps, trailed Overton by 2.299
seconds and was awarded $5,000 for his stellar runner-up performance.
Series point leader Cody Overton climbed seven spots during the
race to round out the podium in third. Wil Herrington picked off
five competitors to finish fourth, while Ethan Dotson moved forward
early before settling for a fifth place showing.
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Garrett Smith Goes Wire-to-Wire
for $7,553 Spring Nationals Triumph at Buckshot Speedway
(March
28, 2025) Garrett Smith, of Eatonton, Georgia, claimed
his second career Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals Series
presented by Coltman Farms Racing and fueled by Sunoco victory
on Friday night at Buckshot Speedway in Clanton, Alabama! Garrett,
who earned the pole position for the A-Main by knocking down the
quickest time in FK Rod Ends qualifying, took the lead at the
drop of the green flag and never looked back. The former Dirt
Track World Champion eventually led all forty circuits to pocket
the $7,553 first place prize money.
Finishing in the runner-up spot was sixth-starting Cody Overton,
who finished nearly a second behind Smith, but took over the Spring
Nationals point lead. In his Buckshot Speedway debut, Dylan Knowles
moved up two positions to round out the podium in third. Jordy
Nipper, who ran as high as second early in the contest, wound
up fourth and Dillon Tidmore picked off four competitors to capture
the final spot inside of the top five.
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Cody Overton Adds Name
to Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals Win List with Senoia
Victory
(March
1, 2025) After starting out the Schaeffer’s Oil
Spring Nationals Series presented by Coltman Farms Racing and
fueled by Sunoco season with trouble on Friday at Swainsboro Raceway,
Cody Overton rebounded in a big way on Saturday at Senoia Raceway
by picking up his first career win with the tour! Cody stopped
the clock fifth quickest overall during the qualifying session
prior to securing a heat race triumph. After starting the 53-lap
headliner from the outside of the front row, Cody grabbed the
top spot from polesitter Cory Hedgecock on the third circuit and
never looked back. (Kevin Ritchie Photo)
With the track turning bottom dominant in the early stages of
the race, Cody kept his #2 machine glued to the inside groove,
repelled a late-race challenge by Ethan Dotson, and won by 0.837
of a second in the caution-free affair to bag the $10,053 payday.
Finishing second at the Senoia, Georgia oval was the sixth-starting
Dotson. Ashton Winger ran in the runner-up spot through much of
the contest before rounding out the podium in third. Cory Hedgecock,
who narrowly led the first couple of laps, came home in the fourth
position, while Dalton Cook recorded his second straight fifth
place performance with the Spring Nationals tour.
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Coltman Farms Cup Announced
for Spring and Southern Nationals; Starts Tonight at Senoia Raceway
(March
1, 2025) Ahead of tonight's Schaeffer's Oil Spring Nationals
Series showdown at Senoia Raceway, series officials and Coltman
Farms Racing are excited to announce the Coltman Farms Cup! This
will be a separate point battle that spans both the Spring Nationals
and Southern Nationals tours and will only include events that
pay over $10,000 to the winner. A total of fourteen races meet
that criteria including tonight's show in Senoia, Georgia, which
boasts a $10,053 payday.
The winner of the inaugural Coltman Farms Cup will receive an
extra $4,000, along with a premier, unique, state-of-the-art trophy
that Coltman Farms Racing is hopeful everyone will want in their
collection. The runner-up in the chase for the Coltman Farms Cup
will receive an extra $2,000. Drivers must compete in at least
half of the events to be eligible.
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Chris Madden Masterful
in Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals Opener at Swainsboro
(February
28, 2025) The Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals
Series presented by Coltman Farms Racing and fueled by Sunoco
kicked off their twelfth season on Friday night at Swainsboro
Raceway and Chris Madden emerged victorious to bag the $7,553
first place prize money! Chris, who laid down the fastest lap
in Group B during FK Rod Ends qualifying, started the 40-lap main
event from the outside of the front row and grabbed the point
from Team 22 Inc. teammate Drake Troutman on the opening circuit.
The veteran driver known as “Smokey” kept his #44
Longhorn Chassis out front throughout the contest and worked lapped
traffic to perfection in the waning laps to secure his sixth career
Spring Nationals triumph. (Kevin Ritchie Photo)
Eighth-starting Wil Herrington made a late charge to finish in
the runner-up spot - 1.786 seconds behind Madden. Youngster Trey
Mills, who started in the sixth position, rounded out the podium
in third after making a last lap pass on Ethan Dotson. The rim-riding
Dotson vaulted up to as high as second in the running order before
fading to a fourth place effort. Eleventh-starting Dalton Cook
methodically worked his way forward and ultimately nabbed the
final spot inside of the top five. Polesitter and new track record
holder Drake Troutman was hampered by left front damage from a
bout with an infield tractor tire and slipped back to sixth at
the unfurling of the checkered flag.
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Schaeffer’s Oil
Spring Nationals Starts Season with Peach State Doubleheader this
Weekend
(February
26, 2025) The twelfth edition of the Schaeffer’s
Oil Spring Nationals Series presented by Coltman Farms Racing
and fueled by Sunoco starts this weekend with a pair of showdowns
in the Peach State. Up first will be a visit to Swainsboro Raceway
on Friday night, February 28, as a $7,553 top prize will be up
for grabs at the Swainsboro, Georgia oval. The double-dip will
then conclude on Saturday evening, March 1 with a $10,053 to win
shootout at Senoia Raceway in Senoia, Georgia.
This Friday at Swainsboro, all gates will open at 4:00pm with
the Drivers Meeting scheduled for 6:30pm and Hot Laps starting
promptly at 7:00pm. Grandstand admission will be $30.00 for adults
and $20.00 for kids ages 6-11. Pit admission will be $45.00 for
adults and $30.00 for kids ages 6-11. Children 5 and under will
be admitted for FREE.
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Schaeffer’s Oil
Spring Nationals Series Readies for Twelfth Season in 2025
(December
13, 2024) Preparations are underway for the twelfth
edition of the Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals Series presented
by Coltman Farms Racing and fueled by Sunoco and series founder
Ray Cook unveiled the full tour schedule earlier this morning
at the Performance Racing Industry (PRI) Trade Show. A total of
fourteen events will be held at thirteen different venues across
the states of Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, West Virginia, and
Kentucky from February 28-May 25.
Of the thirteen tracks on the 2025 schedule, twelve of the dirt
ovals were on last year’s slate of events. The Spring Nationals
tour welcomes back Swainsboro Raceway, Senoia Raceway, Buckshot
Speedway, East Alabama Motor Speedway, I-75 Raceway, Tazewell
Speedway, Beckley Motor Speedway, Sugar Creek Raceway, Dixie Speedway,
Lake Cumberland Speedway, North Georgia Speedway, and Duck River
Raceway Park. The lone newcomer is Rockcastle Speedway in Mount
Vernon, Kentucky, which will host its inaugural Spring Nationals
show on Friday, May 9 paying $7,553 to the winner.
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