The Chevrolet Performance Super Late Model Series released its 2015 schedule of events, featuring a possible 17 races.

There are 13 scheduled races at 10 different tracks in four different states over eight weekends.
The schedule for the series’ third season has three new tracks, three returning tracks from 2014, and four returning tracks from the 2013 inaugural season.

The 2015 Chevy Super Series season will open on Friday night, March 20 at a new track for the series, I-75 Raceway in Sweetwater, Tenn., with a 50-lap, $3,000-to-win race. The next night on Saturday night, March 21, the action and excitement moves to 411 Motor Speedway in Seymour, Tenn., where the Chevy Super Series performed in front of an appreciative record crowd.

A pair of tracks from the inaugural 2013 season that will return with 2015 Chevy Super Series events are Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Miss., with a 40-lap, $2000-to-win race on April 24 and Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, Miss., with a 50-lap, $3000-to-win race on April 25.

Clarksville (Tenn.) Speedway is another track from the 2013 inaugural season that returns to the Chevy Super Series 2015 schedule with the fifth round of the season with a 50-lap, $3000-to-win race on May 30.

Penton (Ala.) Raceway who presented the first-ever Chevy Super Series race in 2013, returns to the Chevy Super Series schedule in 2015 with a 40-lap $2000-to-win race on June 12. Talladega (Ala.) Short Track is on the Chevy Super Series schedule for the third straight season with its first of two 2015 races, a 50-lap $3000-to-win race on June 13.

The Chevy Super Series will make its first-ever visit to Senoia (Ga.) Raceway on July 18 with a 50-lap $3000-to-win race.

I-75 Raceway will team up with Duck River Raceway Park in Wheel, Tenn., for Volunteer State double header. I-75 Raceway will present a 50-lap, $3000-to-win race on Aug. 14, and Duck River Raceway Park will host a 50-lap, $3000-to-win event on Aug. 15. It will be the first ever visit for the Chevy Super Series at Duck River Raceway Park.

For the second straight year, the Chevy Super Series will be a part of the 37th Annual Alabama State Championship Races at East Alabama Motor Speedway in Phenix City, Ala., who will also host the Chevy Super Series for the third straight season.

The Chevy Super Series portion of the 37th Annual Alabama State Championship Races will consist of a 40-lap, $2000-to-win race on Sept. 25 and a 50-lap, $3000-to-win race on Sept. 26.

Talladega Short Track will host its second event of the 2015 Chevy Super Series season with the grand finale on Oct. 3 with the $6000-to-win third annual Dega 100. After the Dega 100, it will be known who will have the opportunity to collect from the $30,000 Chevy Super Series point fund, with $10,000 going to the 2015 Chevy Super Series National Champion.

Chevy Super Series officials are currently in negotiations with other tracks to fill four Open Dates on the 2015 schedule of events. The Open Dates that are currently on the 2015 schedule of event are June 12, June 13, July 31 and Aug. 1. If those dates are filled, the number of races on the 2015 Chevy Super Series schedule would grow to 17 races.

2015 Chevrolet Performance Super Late Model Series Schedule

Date – Venue – Location

March 20 – I-75 Raceway – Sweetwater, Tenn.

March 21 – 411 Motor Speedway – Seymour, Tenn.

April 24 – Magnolia Motor Speedway – Columbus, Miss.

April 25 – Whynot Motorsports Park – Meridian, Miss.

May 30 – Clarksville Speedway – Clarksville, Tenn.

June 12 – Penton Raceway – Penton, Ala.

June 13 – Talladega Short Track – Talladega, Ala.

June 26-27 – TBA – TBA

July 18 – Senoia Raceway – Senoia, Ga.

July 31-Aug. 1 – TBA – TBA

Aug. 14 – I-75 Raceway – Sweetwater, Tenn.

Aug. 15 – Duck River Speedway – Wheel, Tenn.

Sept. 25-26 – East Alabama Motor Speedway – Phenix City, Ala.

Oct. 3 – Talladega Short Track – Talladega, Ala.