December 29, 2025

Montgomery, AL — Montgomery Motor Speedway is thrilled to share its full 2026 schedule. The historic half-mile facility will host eleven nights of racing from March to October, providing drivers, teams, and fans alike with a year-long itinerary of action. 

The flagship division at Montgomery Motor Speedway, the Show Me The Money Pro Late Model Series, will hold seven races across six dates, including the 62nd running of the Alabama 200 ‘Hunt for the Bear’ which will pay $10,000 to the winner. 

Several touring series will also stop by Montgomery Motor Speedway over the course of the 2026 season. The ASA Southern Super Series comes to town on April 18th for the ‘Rumble by the River 125’. Must See Racing Sprint Cars will feature Montgomery on their schedule once again, venturing to Central Alabama on October 3rd.

The familiar Modifieds of Mayhem Tour will make three stops at Montgomery Motor Speedway, and will even hold their points-paying season finale at the storied racing facility on September 19th. 

Another neat inclusion on the 2026 schedule is that of the Alabama Auto Racing Pioneers Vintage Cars, which will race on March 7th in conjunction with the Alabama 200 weekend. Like the Vintage Cars, Legacy Cars will make their way to Montgomery for just one scheduled date, that being on October 3rd.

Montgomery Motor Speedway’s core divisions also return with strong schedules of their own. The Shelby Concrete Street Stocks lead the charge with eight scheduled races, followed closely by the Late Model Sportsmen and Hometown Automotive Solutions Crown Stocks who will both see seven races unfold in their respective classes. Outlaw Late Models are slated to be more prominently featured at Montgomery as well, with six events scheduled to feature them throughout the year. 

The 2026 schedule is subject to change, so Montgomery Motor Speedway encourages everyone to follow the track’s social pages as well as montgomerymotorspeedway.org for potential updates. 

-per Montgomery Motor Speedway press release

Photo: Reid Scott