NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series 2020 In Review

A post victory team selfie with the crew and driver, Josh Berry, driver of the #88 All Things Automotive Chevrolet, during Championship Weekend for the NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series at Southern National Motorsports Park in Kenly, North Carolina on October18, 2020. (Jacob Kupferman/NASCAR)

Will Burns won three times and collected 11 top fives in 13 starts at Greenville Pickens Speedway and Myrtle Beach Speedway to take home the South Carolina championship.

Brian Robie took the checkered flag in nearly a third of his starts (10 wins in 31 races) and won the track championship at three New Hampshire tracks: Claremont, Monadnock and Hudson.

Pennsylvania's Craig Von Dohren captured his 11th Hope Mortgage T.P.Trailers Modified Division championship at Grandview Speedway, a dirt track in Bechtesville, Penn.

Dean Thompson knows how to celebrate. The California teenager won five times en route to the Irwindale Speedway Late Model and California championships.

The sunset on Myrtle Beach Speedway, as the venerable South Carolina track held its final racing events in 2020.

Mike Looney (87) and Peyton Sellers do battle under a pink sky at Dominion Raceway in Virginia.

Mason Diaz holds the checkered flag proudly after winning the Late Model Stock Car championship at his home track, Southern National Raceway Park in North Carolina.

Keith Rocco won the SK Modified Division championship at Connecticut's Stafford Motor Speedway, setting a modern-era record for most Division I career track championships with 18. (Tom Morris)

A year after winning the national title, Jacob Goede earned his seventh straight Division I track title at Elko Speedway and extended his record run with a seventh straight Minnesota crown.

Colorado National Speedway track champion Eddie Vecchiarelli shares his driver's seat with a co-pilot.

Tyson Lang, son of five-time track champion Naima Lang, celebrated his first Super Late Model title at Washington's Evergreen Speedway. (Jeff Harris)

Hobby Stocks do battle three-wide on the dirt at Iowa's Adams County Speedway.

'Oh what a feeling!' John Berg celebrates his first feature win in the Brandon Towing and Recovery Compacts Division at Iowa's Adams County Speedway in August.

What do you get for a racer when they turn 50? For Tony Hardisty, they got him a black flag and a cake.

During the 44th Annual Paramount Auto Group Bobby Isaac Memorial for the NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series at Hickory Motor Speedway in Newton, North Carolina on September 5, 2020. (Jacob Kupferman/NASCAR)

That's not going to buff out.

Twelve times in 23 races, David Greenslit took the checkers. And he needed every one of those, as he won the Division II national title by just two points.

Sunset and dirt racing at I-80 Speedway in Nebraska. (Heath Lawson)

Earned, not given. A winner's sticker goes on at All American Speedway.

Winner, winner, kid's meal dinner at Alaska Raceway Park.

Sam Butler is doused as he celebrates after winning the 44th Annual Paramount Auto Group Bobby Isaac Memorial for the NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series at Hickory Motor Speedway in Newton, North Carolina on September 5, 2020. (Jacob Kupferman/NASCAR)

It's in the details. A crew member works on the car of Josh Berry, driver of the #88 All Things Automotive Chevrolet, during Championship Weekend for the NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series at Southern National Motorsports Park in Kenly, North Carolina on October18, 2020. (Jacob Kupferman/NASCAR)

Sunglasses? Check.
Driver's suit? Check.
Ear protection? Check.
This young fan is just looking for a race car to hop into. (Jacob Kupferman/NASCAR)

When one NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series checkered flag just won't do.