Tekton 250 Battle at Berlin: Entry list, schedule, live stream, more for 2026 race at Berlin Raceway

Of all the major events that take place at Berlin Raceway throughout the year, the Tekton 250 Battle at Berlin is the one every local competitor looks forward to.

A crown jewel race for Berlin since 2010, the Tekton 250 Battle at Berlin regularly draws a talented collection of national Super Late Model competitors to go up against the facility’s local drivers. All of them will be chasing the $40,000 winner’s share at the end of the 250-lap feature.

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NASCAR Cup Series stars like Erik Jones, Carson Hocevar and the late Kyle Busch have all emerged victorious in the Tekton 250 Battle at Berlin through the years, but the event has also been kind to local drivers. Last year’s race saw Austin Hull take home the checkered flag. He went on to win the track championship in Berlin’s Super Late Model division that same year.

Berlin’s almost circular layout requires immense discipline to conquer, especially with nearly 30 drivers sharing the track at the same time. A victory in the Tekton 250 Battle at Berlin will not be an easy feat for the locals or invaders, but doing so will cement a driver’s place in the marquee event’s growing history.

Below is everything to know about Wednesday’s big race at Berlin.

What TV Channel is the Tekton 250 Battle at Berlin on?

All the on-track action for the Tekton 250 Battle at Berlin can be viewed live on FloRacing, the official streaming home for all NASCAR Regional properties.

The event will not be shown on a traditional television network.

Below is the schedule for FloRacing’s coverage.

Race-day schedule

This year’s Tekton 250 Battle at Berlin will take place on Wednesday, Aug. 12. The 250-lap Super Late Model event is the only feature on this year’s schedule.

Below is the complete race-day schedule at Berlin Raceway (all times ET).

Entry list

The current entry list for the 2026 Tekton 250 Battle at Berlin currently features 30 cars.

One of the more notable surprise guests for this year’s edition is Garrett Mitchell, better known by his online persona Cleetus McFarland. Wednesday will be McFarland’s first Super Late Model start and will kick off a busy week for him at Berlin Raceway that includes hosting the Michigan 100 and Burnout Rivals Friday and Saturday.

Joining McFarland for the 250-lap feature will be NASCAR Cup Series star Carson Hocevar, who earned his first Tekton 250 Battle at Berlin victory in 2024. With three Money in the Bank 150 victories and a track championship to his name at Berlin, Hocevar will be among the favorites on Wednesday evening as he chases another triumph at his home track.

Ty Majeski, the 2023 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series champion, heads to Berlin this week as the most recent Money in the Bank 150 winner. A renowned Super Late Model competitor with victories in the Snowball Derby, Winchester 400 and other marquee events, Majeski looks to add a Tekton 250 Battle at Berlin triumph to his stellar resumé.

Leading the local contingent of Berlin competitors are Terry Senneker and Brian Campbell, the frontrunners in the Super Late Model standings. The two veterans have earned numerous wins at Berlin through the years, but Senneker will look to join Campbell as a Tekton 250 Battle at Berlin winner Wednesday evening.

Austin Hull, the defending Tekton 250 Battle at Berlin victor, is ready to defend his triumph from a year ago. Other competitors heading to Berlin Wednesday are Tristan McKee, Bubba Pollard, Treyten Lapcevich, Kole Raz, Kyle Steckly and Evan Shotko.

The complete entry list for the Tekton 250 Battle at Berlin can be viewed below:

Race format

The field for Wednesday’s Tekton 250 Battle at Berlin will be determined by single-car qualifying. Competitors will make two consecutive laps, with the quickest of those serving as the official time.

Competition cautions will occur every 50 laps. This does not apply within 15 laps of the finish.

Tekton 250 Battle at Berlin winners