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Midwest Tour adopts national rules for Wisconsin super late models

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 16, 2026, 9:30 PM

Last updated Oct 16, 2026

Midwest Tour adopts national rules for Wisconsin super late models

Summary

The ASA Midwest Tour announced a transition to the national ULRA Super Late Model rules package starting in 2027. This decision comes despite a recent consolidation of rule books aimed at creating uniform rules across Wisconsin and Illinois tracks. The adoption of the national standards is seen as a move to address the historical fragmentation in racing regulations. Current competitors are promised a higher payout, with a minimum of $10,000 to win and $2,000 to start in each race. Specific details regarding the new rules will be announced prior to the 2027 season.

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By the Numbers

•Midwest Tour to run under national rules starting in 2027
•Payout increased to $10,000 to win per race
•Previous unified rule book developed for local tracks
•Focus on creating a nationwide uniform rules package
•Details on rule changes to be released before 2027

Latest Updates

9:30 PMYahoo Sports — Wisconsin Already Had a Unified Rule Book. The Midwest Tour Just Picked a Different One.

What they're saying

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The Midwest Tour's new owners are moving Wisconsin super late models onto a national rule book, and the carburetor, weight and fuel gaps are bigger than they look. The post Wisconsin Already Had a Unified Rule Book. The Midwest Tour Just Picked a Different One. appeared first on Backfire Racing.
— Yahoo Sports

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