Double Down Loyalty Bonus Levels-Up Cobra Tire Cup
Grand Bend Speedway is laying out exciting new driver incentive programs in the Late Model, Hot Rod, Super Stock / Sportsman and Invitational Bone Stock divisions as part of the 2025 Cobra Tire Cup program. The program sees the introduction of a highly competitive weekly payout program, season-end points fund through NASCAR, and an exceptional “Double Down Loyalty Bonus” that sees driver’s weekly payouts doubled if they run all five events in the Cobra Tires Cup program.
All together the program, which is the largest incentive program in Grand Bend Speedway history, includes nearly $100,000 in new possible payouts and bonuses directly to drivers, not including additional NASCAR points funds.
The Double Down Loyalty Bonus is simply that: a doubling of the weekly payouts for drivers who run all five Cobra Tire Cup events with the bonuses paid out at the final event. For example, if a driver were to earn $1,500 in payouts in total at the five events on the Cobra Tires Cup schedule, they would then receive a doubling bonus of another $1,500 to bring their total event payouts to $3,000 once they run their fifth and final event.
In addition to weekly payouts, drivers also participate in the NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series points championship which pays $3,500 USD (Est. $5,000 CAD) for the Late Model Champion, $1,000 (Est. $1,400 CAD) for the Hot Rod Champion, and $700 (Est. $1,000 CAD) for the Super Stock / Sportsman champion.
On a per-event basis, driver payouts are highly competitive with Late Models paying $800 to win with heats and one 35 lap feature race, Hot Rods and Super Stock / Sportsman paying $500 to win each split across two 25-lap feature races. Invitational Bone Stocks pay $225 to win with heats and a 25-lap feature race.
Drivers can register for the program now on the registration page GrandBendSpeedway.ca.
While the first four events of the Cobra Tire Cup take place on the traditional 1/4-mile track at Grand Bend Speedway, the season finale “Corn Cob Classic” will take place on a one-mile hybrid oval track that is being configured out of the paved course that sits behind Grand Bend Speedway as part of the larger Grand Bend Motorplex.
The incentive program announcements come on the heels of other Grand Bend Speedway news including the introduction of RaceMed Rescue to support driver safety and the smooth flow of events, as well news that kids and youth aged fifteen and under will enter free of charge to the general admission spectator area for all events in 2025.
The racing season for Grand Bend Speedway begins with the first Cobra Tire Cup event on Sunday, May 25.
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