SEASON OPENER RESCHEDULED FOR THIS SATURDAY
The 2020 season of the Southeast Super Trucks will take place this Saturday, June 6th at Anderson Motor Speedway.
There will be an open practice scheduled at the track for Friday from 4-8pm with admission $50 per car.
While at the track this weekend, please be considerate and practice social distancing measures whenever you are not in your pit area.
More details to follow.
There will be an open practice scheduled at the track for Friday from 4-8pm with admission $50 per car.
While at the track this weekend, please be considerate and practice social distancing measures whenever you are not in your pit area.
More details to follow.
SOUTHEAST SUPER TRUCKS INTRODUCE NEW SERIES ANNOUNCER
By: Gerald Harris
3/14: As the 2020 Southeast Super Truck Series Season is quickly approaching us, we are excited to welcome our newest member’s to the staff. For years the speakers were filled with a familiar voice at each of our events, a man who had no enemies and was always knowledgeable. During the off-season, Ronnie Crate Payne announced he was retiring from the series. He was with the series from the very beginning and left a huge empty hole to be filled. After months of searching by Jeff Myers, series owner and Gerald Harris P.R. Director, they finally found the guy to step in the role.
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3/14: As the 2020 Southeast Super Truck Series Season is quickly approaching us, we are excited to welcome our newest member’s to the staff. For years the speakers were filled with a familiar voice at each of our events, a man who had no enemies and was always knowledgeable. During the off-season, Ronnie Crate Payne announced he was retiring from the series. He was with the series from the very beginning and left a huge empty hole to be filled. After months of searching by Jeff Myers, series owner and Gerald Harris P.R. Director, they finally found the guy to step in the role.
Read More.
2020 RULES NOW POSTED
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12/30: Updated rulebooks for the Southeast Super Trucks and Southeast Limited late Models are now available for download. The PDF files for both series can be downloaded in the rules section of this website.
DILLON MOTOR SPEEDWAY TO HOST FIRST EVER SEST EVENT AUGUST 22
2/16: The Southeast Super Trucks are heading "South of the Border" this summer as the tour makes its first ever visit to Dillon Motor Speedway located in the border town of Dillon, South Carolina.
The 4/10 mile asphalt oval is one of the newer short tracks in existence, opening in 2007. Before that, it was known as Dillon County Speedway and was a dirt track beginning back into the 60s before being shuttered for good in 1980. In 2006, former NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series racer Ron Barfield purchased the facility and built the new facility over the abandoned track, bringing racing back to the Pee Dee region. Since then, the track has continued to grow, playing host to several touring series over the years such as the Pro All Stars Series, Mid-Atlantic Street Stock Championship, Allison Legacy Series, CARS and the Rolling Thunder Modifieds.
The SEST race is schedule for Saturday, August 22nd and will feature all of the action you'd expect from the Super Trucks, Limiteds, Legends and Bandoleros and should make for an exciting hot summer night!
Track Profile: Dillon Motor Speedway
The 4/10 mile asphalt oval is one of the newer short tracks in existence, opening in 2007. Before that, it was known as Dillon County Speedway and was a dirt track beginning back into the 60s before being shuttered for good in 1980. In 2006, former NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series racer Ron Barfield purchased the facility and built the new facility over the abandoned track, bringing racing back to the Pee Dee region. Since then, the track has continued to grow, playing host to several touring series over the years such as the Pro All Stars Series, Mid-Atlantic Street Stock Championship, Allison Legacy Series, CARS and the Rolling Thunder Modifieds.
The SEST race is schedule for Saturday, August 22nd and will feature all of the action you'd expect from the Super Trucks, Limiteds, Legends and Bandoleros and should make for an exciting hot summer night!
Track Profile: Dillon Motor Speedway
SPEED SPORT TV TO BROADCAST SOUTHEAST SUPER TRUCKS
INDIANAPOLIS - One of the nation's leading tours for short-track truck racers is getting a shot in the arm for the 2020 racing season.
For the first time in its history, the entire Southeast Super Truck Series schedule will be broadcast live through the SPEED SPORT TV platform, as announced Wednesday during the buildup to the Performance Racing Industry Trade Show in Indianapolis.
For the first time in its history, the entire Southeast Super Truck Series schedule will be broadcast live through the SPEED SPORT TV platform, as announced Wednesday during the buildup to the Performance Racing Industry Trade Show in Indianapolis.
SOUTHEAST LEGENDS TOUR ADDS BANDOLEROS IN 2020
CONCORD, NC – (November 20th, 2019) After having several discussions with various teams and parents the Southeast Legends Tour will be adding the Bandolero division to the 2020 schedule as a support class.
The current number of events is still to be determined, however interested teams are encouraged to reach out to the SELT so the series can gauge the interest going forward.
The Southeast Legends Tour holds race events at tracks across North and South Carolina and at the “Concrete Jungle” Kingsport Speedway in Tennessee in conjunction with the Southeast Super Truck Series. This addition of the Bandolero race cars to the schedule is subjective to the support of teams with participation. The SELT has been asked throughout the 2019 season about the Bandoleros being able to race with the series in the future and the SEST Series has given the go ahead to bring them in. If the participation numbers are low, or drop off dramatically the SELT reserves the right to remove the class from the remainder of the schedule.
The Southeast Legends Tour prides itself of giving the grassroots racer an option to race a series schedule across some of the toughest race tracks in the region without compromising the day-to-day work life. A full season schedule for the 2020 season will be released in the upcoming weeks with the season opener tentatively scheduled for April.
For more information or inquiries contact the Southeast Legends Tour through the Facebook page at
Southeast Legends Tour.
The current number of events is still to be determined, however interested teams are encouraged to reach out to the SELT so the series can gauge the interest going forward.
The Southeast Legends Tour holds race events at tracks across North and South Carolina and at the “Concrete Jungle” Kingsport Speedway in Tennessee in conjunction with the Southeast Super Truck Series. This addition of the Bandolero race cars to the schedule is subjective to the support of teams with participation. The SELT has been asked throughout the 2019 season about the Bandoleros being able to race with the series in the future and the SEST Series has given the go ahead to bring them in. If the participation numbers are low, or drop off dramatically the SELT reserves the right to remove the class from the remainder of the schedule.
The Southeast Legends Tour prides itself of giving the grassroots racer an option to race a series schedule across some of the toughest race tracks in the region without compromising the day-to-day work life. A full season schedule for the 2020 season will be released in the upcoming weeks with the season opener tentatively scheduled for April.
For more information or inquiries contact the Southeast Legends Tour through the Facebook page at
Southeast Legends Tour.
RACE RECAP: HICKORY (SEST)Article-SEST-19The Southeast Super Truck Series concluded the end of the 2019 season by visiting the famed Hickory Motor Speedway on October 26th. It has been a challenging season to say the least, weather wise. The prior week before was washed out, and the first year since the series began that the staff was unable to get all the races in. However the points battle was still close, matter of fact extremely close going into the final night. Continue Reading
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RACE RECAP: HICKORY (LLM)The Southeast Super Trucks SEST Limited Late Models Series has had a up and down season. There was only a couple drivers who competed at every race this season and that being Josh Goble, and John Gallman. Short track veteran Lee Tissot made his return to the series after a lapse and found himself in the #27 Jeffs Auto Sales Chevrolet Limited Late Model. He had some bad luck the first few races of the year and went onto capture five wins in a row. This allowed Tissot to work his way rapidly through the points standings. With a few races remaining in the season he found his way on top of the points battle over Josh Goble. Continue Reading
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