AREA to host Season 3 All Star Race at the L.A. Coliseum in Late Models
November 29th, 2022 —
Today AREA is excited to reveal it’s plans for next Tuesday Night’s Season 3 All Star Race.
For the first time in AREA history, the league will head to the famous Los Angeles Coliseum to host the season’s most popular race. The AREA All Star Race will also introduce a new car to the event, the iRacing Late Model. A short track feel meets a big time event.
Previous race winners since the most recent AREA All Star Race in Season 2 and former league champions will automatically be locked into the 100 lap main event. As per tradition, the AREA All Star Open will take place before the main event to help secure more drivers a spot into the big money race.
The following contains the event structure and drivers who are already locked into the AREA All Star Race for Season 3. (Changes to structure may occur)
All Star Race Format:
~40 minute practice (pending how long the open lasts)
10 minute qualify (2 laps)
All Star Race (100 laps)
Caution laps count.
17 Drivers locked in
6 Drivers from Open
All Star Open Format:
40 minute practice
10 minute qualify (2 laps)
3 Heat Races (10 laps)
Caution laps do not count.
Take winner from each, everyone else to LCQ
LCQ (25 laps)
Caution laps do count.
Takes top 3
Locked In Drivers:
Race Winners since last All Star Race
Dom DiLeo (Nashville S2 Cup)
Jordan Martin (Talladega S2 Cup)
James Scioly (Roval S2 Cup)
Travis Beckner (Daytona S2 Cup)
Ricky Springer (Atlanta S2 Cup)
Alan Elwood (Charlotte S2 Lodgebox)
Ryan Swann (Talladega S2 Lodgebox)
Shayne Therrien (Daytona S3 Lodgebox)
Tommy Rhyne (Atlanta S3 Lodgebox)
Jordan Herrley (Rockingham S3 Trucks)
Matthew Bell (Iowa S3 Trucks)
Former Champions
David Wiseheart (S1 Cup Champion)
Cameron Hearn (S1 & S2 Lodgebox Champion)
Brad Slaughter Jr. (S1 Truck Champion)
James Schanewolf (S1 ARCA Champion)
Jake Nichols (S2 Cup Champion)
Ryan Haartz (S2 Truck Champion)