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2026 NASCAR Local Racing Series track champions

This is how local legends are made. Track champions in the NASCAR Local Racing Series Powered by O'Reilly Auto Parts are at a minimum recognized and often elevated in racing circles for years to come. All are masters of their home tracks; some also secured state, regional and even national championships. The group of track champions for 2026 is no different. Of the 45 track champions in the NASCAR Local Racing Series this year, Joey Tanner of Oregon's Willamette Speedway stood out as the Division I national champion. Also on the list of track champs is Evergreen Speedway's Haley Constance, the 2026 Wendell Scott Trailblazer Award winner. Each track awards a $15,000 payout to its champions across all divisions, with a cool $3,500 going to each Division I track title winner. Below is the complete list of NASCAR Local Racing Series track champions for 2026, featuring each facility's Division I winner and including all the champs for each track's lower divisions.

2026 NASCAR Local Racing Series track champions

Ace Speedway: Dustin Rumley Adams County Speedway: Brad Bergren Alaska Raceway Park: Alex Van Nice All American Speedway: Kenna Mitchell Arrowhead Speedway: Dalton Ragsdale Autodrome Chaudière Vallée-Jonction: Anthony Lessard Autodrome Granby: Mathieu Desjardins Berlin Raceway: Brian Campbell Birch Run Speedway: David McManus Bowman Gray Stadium: Burt Myers Caraway Speedway: Dylan Ward Claremont Motorsports Park: TBA Colorado National Speedway: Kody Vanderwal Coos Bay Speedway: Tim Debaun Dells Raceway Park: Mike Lichtfeld Dominion Raceway: Aaron Donnelly Eastbound International Speedway: Jason Groves Edmonton International Raceway: Kaylee Wilkie Elko Speedway: Chris Marek Evergreen Speedway: Haley Constance Grandview Speedway: Logan Watt Grundy County Speedway: Franc Beldowski
Hawkeye Downs Speedway: Kody King Hickory Motor Speedway: Paityn Feyen Jennerstown Speedway Complex: Jarred Barclay Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway: Christian Bazen Kingsport Speedway: Ashton Higgins LaCrosse Fairgrounds Speedway: Skylar Holzhausen Langley Speedway: Woody Howard Lonesome Pine Raceway: Lance Gatlin Magic Valley Speedway: Jason Quale Meridian Speedway: Josh Randolph Monadnock Speedway: Tyler Leary Motorplex at the Mill: Zach Telford New Smyrna Speedway: Brad May Riverhead Raceway: Owen Grennan RPM Speedway: Donovan Lussier Salina Highbanks Speedway: Mitch Keeter Seekonk Speedway: Nick Lascuola South Boston Speedway: Trevor Ward The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway: Jeffrey Peterson Tucson Speedway: Dylan Jones Wake County Speedway: Carson Haislip Wall Stadium: Steven Reed Willamette Speedway: Joey Tanner