Scenes from 2025 NASCAR Regional, International Awards

Eight champions from the 2025 season took the stage at the Charlotte Convention Center for a special celebration of the NASCAR Regional and International Awards. The mix of grassroots and global-circuit standouts soaked in the recognition from the Crown Ballroom. See the scenes from a Friday night full of honors. 

Brenden "Butterbean" Queen strikes a pose with his ARCA Menards Series trophy during the NASCAR Regional and International Awards.

Brenden "Butterbean" Queen and girlfriend Nicole Natchus enjoy a red-carpet moment from Friday night's Awards show.

ARCA Menards Series East champion Isaac Kitzmiller is recognized by Joey Dennewitz, NASCAR Managing Director of the Weekly and Touring Series, during the 2025 Awards banquet.

ARCA Menards Series West champion Trevor Huddleston and his father and car owner Tim Huddleston salute the crowd during a speech in the NASCAR Regional and International Awards.

Austin Beers displays the spoils from winning the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour championship. Beers, a 22-year-old Pennsylvania campaigner, became the division's youngest title winner.

Jacob Goede shows off a pair of championship rings after being recognized for his second NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series national title at the Regional and International Awards.

Jacob Goede shares some words with host Adam Alexander from the Crown Ballroom stage during the NASCAR Regional and International Awards.

Isabella Robusto has her hands full with recognition from the NASCAR Regional and International Awards show. The 21-year-old driver took fourth in the ARCA Menards Series standings, good for Bounty Rookie of the Year honors.

Italian driver Vittorio Ghirelli hoists the NASCAR Euro Series trophy during Friday's Regional and International Awards.

Driver Marc-Antoine Camirand and team owner Jean-Claude Paille savor the moment during the NASCAR Canada Series championship presentation in Friday night's Awards show.

NASCAR Mexico Series champ Alex de Alba shares his thoughts during an interview at the NASCAR Regional and International Awards.

Kenna Mitchell shares a few words with host Adam Alexander after being honored with the 2025 Wendell Scott Trailblazer Award. Mitchell, 19, brought home a Limited Pro Late Model championship at her home track of All American Speedway in Roseville, Calif.

Idaho native Brendon Fries holds his trophy after securing the West Region title in the NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series Division I standings in 2025.

Vanessa Neumann relishes her recognition with the Lady Trophy from the NASCAR Euro Series OPEN campaign.

Chase Johnson, center, poses with a host of guests on the red carpet as his NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series Division I Southeast Region title was celebrated.