UARA STARS National Tour Event at New River All American Speedway Cancelled

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The UARA National Series event at New River All American Speedway has been cancelled, with series officials citing a lack of entries.

“UARA National Series officials along with ownership and staff of New River All American Speedway have mutually agreed to cancel our June 1, 2024 ‘Carolina 125’ event,” reads UARA’s statement. “Unfortunately, the pre-entry list just is not satisfactory to UARA National Series expectations and the last thing that we want to do is set any of our partner racetracks up for an unsatisfactory show. We would like to thank the ownership and staff of New River All American Speedway for giving UARA National an opportunity and for all the work they put into preparations for this event. We look forward to working with them in the future.”

The event will be rescheduled, with a date and location to be determined at a later time.

With the announcement, the next event on the UARA National schedule is the Money in the Bank 150 at Berlin Raceway, scheduled for June 11-12. That is followed by another event in the state of Michigan, the Loves Travel Stop 150 at Owosso Speedway on June 14-15. Both of those races will pay $15,000 to win.

Stay tuned to UARA National’s social media platforms and Racing America for further scheduling updates.

-Photo credit: Reid Scott, Liberty Racing Review

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