The American Speed Association (ASA), a privately owned motorsports governing body based in the United States, was founded in 1968. The organization ceased operations in 2014 but relaunched in 2022. Currently employing approximately 10 people, ASA's primary activity is sanctioning the ASA STARS National Tour, a super late model racing series operating under a licensing agreement with ARCA. This series was previously known as the ARCA Midwest Tour.
The ASA STARS National Tour held the Appalachian Sucker Punch 250 Presented by Jones Utilities at Dominion Raceway in Thornburg, VA on April 5th. Twenty-two drivers competed in the race, including four from the Midwest and three from Canada. Johnny Sauter was set to drive the Richie Wauters Racing number 5 car. Cole Butcher won the race, followed by Derek Thorn and Jake Garcia. A television broadcast of the Sunshine State 200 from Five Flags Speedway aired on MAVTV on April 7th.
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