Atlantic Canada’s newest stock car racing series will commence its second season in 2024 sporting a fresh new look and a six-pack schedule. New Brunswick-based Easy-Kleen Pressure Systems has partnered with the Super Late Model Series on a multi-year deal to bring race fans the Easy-Kleen Super Late Model Series running from May to August with races at three tracks in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

Easy-Kleen Pressure Systems is no stranger to racing, having been long-time-supporters of Chris Duncan, who competes on the Super Late Model Series in his #97 Chevrolet Camaro.

The Super Late Model Series recently capped off its widely successful inaugural campaign. Events averaged 25 cars each – with an Atlantic Canadian high of 28 cars ushering in the Super Late Model Series era on opening day at Speedway 660. With a commitment to returning bigger and better with many lessons learned from the debut season, today’s announcements lift the curtain on the series for 2024 and beyond.

“The first season of the Super Late Model Series was an incredible success and laid the foundation for the future,” said Race Director Brent Roy. “Now, this partnership with Easy-Kleen Pressure Systems will truly elevate the series and re-enforces the belief that drivers and fans alike have in us. “

Management is also thrilled to roll out the six-race schedule for ’24.

While much of the schedule will mimic the inaugural season, there are noticeable changes that will shake things up. Petty International Raceway and Speedway 660 swap dates for rounds one and two – meaning the 2024 season will open on May 11 at Petty – while the season finale will shift to Speedway 660 in August.

Fittingly, the 2024 season will commence just 20 minutes from the Easy-Kleen Pressure Systems headquarters – with the Fog City Auto Spa 150 on Petty International Raceway’s high banks headlining round one. Cory Hall (#83) emerged victorious one season ago, outduelling eventual champion Dylan Gosbee (#16).

In June the series will head up the Trans-Canada Highway to Speedway 660 for a 150-lap affair. Saturday June 1 will be the first stop at the Geary, New Brunswick oval. The early season show at Speedway 660 was a memorable one last year, with Ryan Messer (#1) writing his name into the history books as the winner of the series’ first race.

Father’s Day Weekend will see the Series travel across the Confederation Bridge for the first of two trips, for the Chapman Bros 150 presented by Hynes Paving on Saturday, June 15 at Oyster Bed Speedway. Last June, it was a dramatic finish fans are still talking about which saw Greg Proude (#29) lay claim to the first SLMS race on PEI.

The transition to the second half of the 2024 season will come with a return trip to Petty International Raceway on Saturday, July 6. This date served as a rain date in 2023 – but will now be an official date on the 2024 calendar as the Old Fashion Meat Market 150 moves from late September to early July. The most recent race contested, the 2023 Old Fashion Meat Market 150 was a race that saw a war of attrition with Ashton Tucker (#2) claiming the checkered flag after a record-long green flag run to the finish.

Despite not being a long weekend for PEI locals, the August long weekend across much of Canada will see Oyster Bed Speedway play host to the penultimate race on the 2024 calendar. The Universal Truck and Trailer 150 will be crucial for title hopes. It was this race that Dylan Gosbee (#16) used to vault himself to an insurmountable lead en route to the inaugural SLMS championship in 2023. Saturday, August 3 will be round five of the 2024 calendar.

The season will come to a thrilling conclusion on Saturday, August 17 with Speedway 660 playing host to the sixth and final round of the Easy-Kleen Super Late Model Series. The ReCar 150 presented by Wonder Auto & Tire will see the crowning of the second champion in series history under the lights in the Geary Woods after 150 laps of action. The recent running of this race last August was incredible and is best remembered for the wild last-lap battle between Cory Hall and Ashton Tucker, with Hall taking home the hardware.

“This schedule cements our commitment to the core DNA the Easy-Kleen Super Late Model Series has been built on,” said Roy. “We heard from the drivers and teams how six races for a schedule provided a perfect balance while creating plenty of intensity. That same formula will continue as we strive to grow the series in many ways while sticking to the vision we originally set out with, which includes doing what is best for the fans and teams.”

Fans can stay up to date with all news and information from the Easy-Kleen Super Late Model Series by checking out the official website at SLMS.ca, and also finding the series on social media – including Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and X – at @SLMSeries.

About the Easy-Kleen Super Late Model Series

The Easy-Kleen Super Late Model Series is Atlantic Canada’s newest stock car racing series. Formed in the fall of 2022 through a partnership between Oyster Bed Speedway, Petty International Raceway, and Speedway 660, the Easy-Kleen Super Late Model Series contests a six-race schedule with some of North America’s top racing talents. The 2024 season will mark the second season of competition. Fans can find more info online at SLMS.ca, or through Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and X at @SLMSeries.

About Easy-Kleen Pressure Systems

Easy-Kleen Pressure Systems Ltd. has been manufacturing high-pressure wash systems since 1982. Over 100,000 companies spanning various fields in both the commercial and industrial sectors are utilizing our machines for their everyday cleaning needs. Easy-Kleen is dedicated to continuing to build the world’s most heavy-duty, hardworking, reliable, and efficient high-pressure cleaning systems. Our machines are known by our customers to last decades, with many units performing for over 25 years. Visit EasyKleen.com to learn more about the products and services offered by Easy-Kleen Pressure Systems.

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