
The series makes its first trip, since the dual series merger, to South Sound Speedway in Rochester, WA on May 1. Also the series makes its debut in Canada at the Sun Valley Speedway in Vernon, B.C. on May 15.
Stalwarts of the series include Stateline Speedway in Post Falls, ID on June 12 and Wenatchee Valley's Super Oval in E. Wenatchee, WA on August 14.
The series returns to the fast road course at Pacific Raceway in Kent, WA on June 26. Spokane County Raceway in Spokane, WA will host its second ever ASA NWLMT race on August 28.
The series returns to southern Oregon on a new date July 3 at Douglas County Speedway in Roseburg, OR. The night will include a giant fireworks display.
Wanting to keep the series at a manageable 12-race season, officials were forced to turn many other tracks down. Those tracks will be given first opportunity for the 2011 season.
For more information contact iRacing.com ASA Northwest Late Model Tour call 253-312-1080 or visit the www.AsaNorthwestLateModelTour.com web site.
Tentative 2010 iRacing.com ASA Northwest Late Model Tour Schedule:
March 27 - Evergreen Speedway - Monroe, WA (5/8 mile oval)
May 1 - South Sound Speedway - Rochester, WA (3/8 mile oval)
May 15 - Sun Valley Speedway - Vernon, B.C. Canada (1/2 mile oval)
May 29 & 30 - Yakima Speedway - Yakima, WA (1/2 mile oval)
June 12 - Stateline Stadium/Speedway - Post Falls, ID (1/4 mile oval)
June 26 - Pacific Raceway - Kent, WA (2.5 mile road course)
July 3 - Douglas County Speedway - Roseburg, OR (3/8 mile oval)
July 24 - Evergreen Speedway - Monroe, WA (Washington 500) (5/8 mile oval)
August 14 - Wenatchee Valley's Super Oval - East Wenatchee, WA (1/4 mile oval)
August 28 - Spokane County Raceway - Spokane, WA (1/2 mile oval)
September 18 - Evergreen Speedway - Monroe, WA (5/8 or 3/8 mile oval)
All dates are tentative and subject to change: Race distances will be announced soon.





Wheeler Boys, son of NASCAR Cup veteran Trevor Boys who made 102 NASCAR Sprint (Winston) Cup series starts between 1982 and 1993, is listed as a driver for Hylton Motorsports. In 2009, Wheeler made three apperances in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series and three starts in the NASCAR Nationwide Series in 2008 including the NAPA Auto Parts 200 in Montreal, QC lining up on the starting grid with his father.

