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In 2020, arrangements were made for the popular Super Stock division to compete as a support event at three APC United Late Model Series rounds.
Contests were conducted at Sauble Speedway and Sunset Speedway, with the finale at Jukasa Motor Speedway.
In 2021, the class received backing from Qwick Wick Fire Starters for the inaugural five-race championship. This year Dayco Belts and Hoses has
replace Qwick Wick as the series primary sponsor.
There are five Dayco Super Stock Series events this season.
The Super Stock category includes a variety of makes and models from the 60s to the current year. The rules used in the class allow some suspension modifications and changes to the bodies. Some Super Stock cars retain the original steel bodies with plastic noses and fiberglass hoods; however, most use fiberglass body panels. They are powered by a modified small-block engines or crate motors from General Motors and Ford. The division serves as a stepping stone for those drivers who aspire to compete in the Pro Late Model category. A new restart procedure was introduced last year by series officials for the APC United Late Model and Dayco Super Stock divisions called the 'choose rule.' On restarts, competitors are allowed to choose their lane. Their selection may be determined by the condition of the track, how many cars are ahead of them or the handling of their vehicle. If a driver changes their choice after the designated 'choose spot,' they must start from the rear of the field. Round one of the 2025 Dayco Super Stock series was held at 'Canada's Toughest 1/3 Mile Oval,' Peterborough Speedway. Drivers competed in a fifty-lap contest around the 1/3-mile asphalt oval. |
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Eleven Dayco Super Stock competitors take the green flag for round one of the series at Peterborough Speedway. Starting on the pole is the No. 93 Queenston Chevrolet Buick GMC Chevrolet Camaro of the reigning champion, Carson Nagy. Next to Nagy is Lane Zardo driving the No. 36Z Bester Forest Products Ford Mustang. In row two is the No. 07 Radar Auto Parts Chevrolet Camaro of Nic Ramsay and Anthony DiBello in the No. 16 DiBello Towing Toyota Camry. |
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You wouldn't want to bet against the defending Dayco Super Stock series champion, Carson Nagy, losing at Peterborough Speedway. Nagy has been victorious in four of his last five visits to the track. He put the No. 93 Queenston Chevrolet Buick GMC Chevrolet Camaro on the pole. Early in the contest, Nagy came under pressure from the 2021 series title holder, Lane Zardo. But he pulled away from the field and won by a comfortable margin. |
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Nic Ramsay finished in the runner-up position driving the No. 07 Radar Auto Parts Chevrolet Camaro. Ramsay did not participate in last year's Dayco Super Stock series, but he showed that he hadn't lost any of his speed. During the qualifying session, he was third fastest. By the halfway mark of the contest, Ramsay moved past Lane Zardo but was unable to catch Carson Nagy and finished second by a margin of 5.899 seconds. |
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Lane Zardo returned for another season in Ken Grubb's No. 36Z Bester Forest Products Ford Mustang. He won his only Dayco Super Stock championship in 2021 but came close to scoring a second title in 2022 and 2023. In the season opener at Peterborough Speedway, Zardo qualified second fastest. He kept the pressure on the race leader, Carson Nagy, early on but eventually faded and was passed by Nic Ramsay, resulting in a third-place finish. |
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Shawn Chenoweth brought two cars to Peterborough Speedway. One of the No. 89C London Recreational Racing Chevrolet Camaros was entered in the APC United Late Model race, where Chenoweth finished eighth. He qualified and started seventh in the Super Stock contest. During the fifty-lap race, Chenoweth passed Connor Maltese, Coltin Everingham and Anthony DiBello to finish in the fourth position. |
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Last year's winner at Peterborough Speedway and defending Dayco Super Stock champion, Carson Nagy, stands in the center after earning another victory at the track. Nagy went unchallenged late in the race and won by a comfortable margin. On the left is Nic Ramsay, who, after a one-year absence from the series, finished second. Ramsay was also the runner-up in the fifth-lap Bone Stock contest. Standing in the final spot is Lane Zardo, who finished third. |
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| FINISH | START | DRIVER | SPONSOR / CAR | LAPS |
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| 1 | 1 | Carson Nagy | Queenston Chevrolet Buick GMC / Chevrolet Camaro | 50 |
| 2 | 3 | Nic Ramsay | Radar Auto Parts / Chevrolet Camaro | 50 |
| 3 | 2 | Lane Zardo | Bester Forest Products / Ford Mustang | 50 |
| 4 | 7 | Shawn Chenoweth | London Recreational Racing / Chevrolet Camaro | 50 |
| 5 | 5 | Coltin Everingham | Gunn's Auto Service / Chevrolet Camaro | 50 |
| 6 | 4 | Anthony DiBello | DiBello Towing / Toyota Camry | 50 |
| 7 | 6 | Connor Maltese | Ontario Steel Sales / Chevrolet Camaro | 50 |
| 8 | 10 | Ryan Dyson | Douglas Window & Door / Chevrolet Camaro | 49 |
| 9 | 11 | Hudson Nagy | Pure Energy Dance Studio / Chevrolet Camaro | 49 |
| 10 | 9 | Brad Lavelle | Kingsway Auto Centre / Chevrolet SS | 47 |
| 11 | 8 | Jacob Booth | Big Bryan & Sons Towing / Chevrolet Camaro | 30 |
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