CARS Tour West
CARS Tour West

CARS Tour West

Series Information

The zMAX CARS Tour's decision to expand west in 2024 represents a strategic move aimed at broadening the series' reach and influence in the motorsports community. Designed to propel the expansion of Pro Late Models, the series boasts a meticulously crafted 2024 rulebook, allowing seamless crossover for competitors across a diverse schedule of West Coast tracks. Collaborating closely with partner tracks, the CARS Tour West management strategically planned a conflict-free schedule, enabling participants to chase both their home track championship and the coveted zMAX CARS Tour West Pro Late Model Series Championship. Kicking off on March 2nd at Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway, the series not only promises thrilling races but also aims to be a pivotal platform for emerging talents in West Coast racing, Get ready for an exhilarating season that marks a significant milestone in West Coast motorsports.

zMAX CARS Tour West Pro Late Model Series

fueled by El Bandido Yankee Tequila

A NEW CHAPTER OF WEST COAST RACING

The zMAX CARS Tour West Pro Late Model Series fueled by El Bandido Yankee Tequila is an all-new chapter of the CARS Tour Pro Late Model series following the 2023 series acquisition by NASCAR veterans Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jeff Burton, Kevin Harvick, and Justin Marks.

WHERE LOCAL LEGENDS START

The zMAX CARS Tour originally launched as a pavement racing series based in the Carolinas and MidAtlantic region where many of today’s stock car superstars got their start. With the all-new West Coast chapter of this growing series, CARS Tour is focused on developing the future champions and local legends of tomorrow by providing a competitive and dynamic racing product today.

BUILT FOR GRASS ROOTS RACERS

The zMAX CARS Tour West pro late models feature a purpose-built chassis, fiberglass bodies, and engines capable of producing up to 450 horsepower. With a focus on making the series approachable and more economical for up-and-coming drivers, these engines are inspected and "sealed" by series approved engine builders to help keep costs under control—as well as ensure a longer life expectancy to help teams save on maintenance.