Unofficial results: Stephen Nasse won the 31st Cohen Law Group World Crown 300 on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at Cordele Motor Speedway. These results come from press reports. The track has not posted its own official rundown.
The race was 300 laps for Super Late Models and counted as an ASA Southern Super Series event. The pre-race entry list had 22 Super Late Models, and 20 of them finished. Nasse drove the #51 for Anthony Campi Racing. He held off #67 Colin Allman on a restart with 7 laps to go, after a crash involving Keelan Harvick and Casey Roderick.
Nasse is now the only driver to have won the World Crown, Snowball Derby, All American 400 and Winchester 400.
Unofficial top 10
- 1. Stephen Nasse, #51, Anthony Campi Racing
- 2. Colin Allman, #67
- 3. Spencer Davis, #96, clinched the 2026 Southern Super Series championship
- 4. Jake Finch, #51F
- 5. Justin Crider, #7
- 6. Jett Noland, #20
- 7. Kasey Kleyn, #3
- 8. Matt Craig, #54
- 9. Brandon Lopez, #6
- 10. Tristan McKee, #5
Unofficial 11th through 20th
11. Casey Roderick. 12. Keelan Harvick. 13. Jake Garcia, the defending World Crown winner, who had a mechanical problem about 25 laps from the end. 14. Hudson Bulger. 15. George Gorham Jr. 16. Daniel Webster. 17. Michael Hinde. 18. Bubba Pollard, who led until lap 109 before engine trouble. 19. Michael Atwell. 20. William Hale.
Pro Late Model 100
Bubba Pollard won the GA Watermelon Assoc. Pro Late Model 100. The Pro Late Model entry list had 11 cars.
Southern Super Series championship
Spencer Davis finished third in the #96 and clinched the 2026 Southern Super Series championship.
Press reports
The finishing order above is unofficial. Read the reports, then the World Crown 300 page for the full table.
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What's next
The finishing order is on the World Crown 300 page.
No further race date is posted. New dates go on the schedule when the track announces them.

