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Welcome to the authoritative source for the Lone Star IMCA Stock Car Tour, the premier regional stock car tour in Texas and nearby areas. Since Sunoco Race Fuels became the title sponsor in 2023, the tour has highlighted six race dates each season, with broadcasts planned on IMCA.TV. This page covers the tour's background, typical purses, key venues, past champions, and how you can secure seats to watch the action live.
Team & personnel
People connected to the team
Whether you’re a long-time IMCA fan or new to stock car racing, you’ll want to keep an eye on the Lone Star Tour schedule and venue lineup. We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward ticket options and the latest event details written in a clear, insider-friendly voice.
Team & personnel
People connected to the team
The Lone Star Tour has seen champions like Jeffrey Abbey in 2019 and Jason Rogers in 2022. Purses generally start around the best available price to win with the best available price to start, and loyalty or attendance bonuses can raise top prizes—on some nights you might see up to the best available price to win, with the best available price in top point funds in certain years. Regular venues have included Kennedale Speedway Park, Heart O’ Texas Speedway, Cotton Bowl Speedway, Grayson County Speedway, Abilene Speedway, and Southern Oklahoma Speedway. For 2025, while specific Lone Star Tour dates aren’t published, the annual All-Star Shootout (IMCA) runs May 21–24 across Ardmore, Bells, Elm Mott, and Kennedale, and is broadcast via IMCA.tv. To stay informed, subscribe to our updates and secure your seats early through our hassle-free process.
Game-day experience
What surrounds the action
For race day excitement, follow the Lone Star Tour and IMCA on social media for the latest news, schedules, and behind-the-scenes content:
Game-day experience
What surrounds the action
Venue notes: The tour frequently visits Kennedale Speedway Park (Kennedale, TX), Heart O’ Texas Speedway (Waco, TX), Cotton Bowl Speedway (Alsaka? Note: confirm location if needed), Grayson County Speedway (Whitesboro, TX), Abilene Speedway (Abilene, TX), and Southern Oklahoma Speedway (Ardmore, OK). Always verify venue address and local weather for race day planning, and secure your seats early to avoid missing the action.
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The Lone Star Tour has seen champions like Jeffrey Abbey in 2019 and Jason Rogers in 2022. Purses generally start around the best available price to win with the best available price to start, and loyalty or attendance bonuses can raise top prizes—on some nights you might see up to the best available price to win, with the best available price in top point funds in certain years. Regular venues have included Kennedale Speedway Park, Heart O’ Texas Speedway, Cotton Bowl Speedway, Grayson County Speedway, Abilene Speedway, and Southern Oklahoma Speedway. For 2025, while specific Lone Star Tour dates aren’t published, the annual All-Star Shootout (IMCA) runs May 21–24 across Ardmore, Bells, Elm Mott, and Kennedale, and is broadcast via IMCA.tv. To stay informed, subscribe to our updates and secure your seats early through our hassle-free process.
For race day excitement, follow the Lone Star Tour and IMCA on social media for the latest news, schedules, and behind-the-scenes content:
Venue notes: The tour frequently visits Kennedale Speedway Park (Kennedale, TX), Heart O’ Texas Speedway (Waco, TX), Cotton Bowl Speedway (Alsaka? Note: confirm location if needed), Grayson County Speedway (Whitesboro, TX), Abilene Speedway (Abilene, TX), and Southern Oklahoma Speedway (Ardmore, OK). Always verify venue address and local weather for race day planning, and secure your seats early to avoid missing the action.
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