LUKE BALDWIN DRIVEN IN QUEST TO REPEAT AS SMART MODIFIED TOUR CHAMPION Kyle Souza Media (January 27, 2025) - After a rookie season that ended with a championship, Luke Baldwin is ready for the challenge of a repeat in 2025. Baldwin will return to Sadler-Stanley Racing in their PSR Chassis, Pace-O- Matic No. 7VA to contest the full 14 race SMART Modified Tour schedule. In his debut year in a Tour-Type Modified, the Mooresville, North Carolina, native captured two wins on the SMART Modified Tour, including a massive $20,000 to win in the King of the Modifieds event at South Boston Speedway, and a triumph at Dominion Raceway. Baldwin also made the Championship 5 for the finale at North Wilkesboro Speedway and finished third in the race, enough to best all challengers and win the championship. READ MORE.... |
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The Tom Dawson Trophy belongs to the winner of the Snowball Derby, the Guitar is given out at Fairgrounds Speedway in Nashville for the All American 400, Martinsville rewards winners with a Ridgeway Grandfather Clock. Now there’s a new special trophy that’s arrived to the racing scene. Like at Kentucky Speedway you get a Crosley jukebox for winning, Meridian Speedway gives it’s winners a unique trophy that features the town’s water tower that’s behind the track. The SMART Modified Tour will showcase a brand newly created trophy at the next scheduled event which stands to be Caraway Speedway in July. The tour director Chris Williams extended his personal thoughts about generic trophies. “Traditionally winners are presented column trophies.” Said a reluctant Williams. “I was looking for something completely different. I wanted something so unique and interesting that the drivers will be shocked and astonished to see it. I want those drivers to keep coming back to claim one of these uniquely created trophies.” READ MORE.... |