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09/15/2026

There are plenty of ways to celebrate winning the CorvetteParts.net Glass City 200—taking home the prestigious Koester Cup, celebrating with the team, and adding your name to the legendary list of winners at Toledo Speedway.

But now, Glass City 200 champions have another way to leave their mark on Toledo.✔️

A new tradition was introduced in 2024 when the Glass City 200 winner Casey Roderick was given the opportunity to sign one of Tony Packo’s famous hot dog buns, joining an extraordinary list of celebrities, athletes, entertainers, politicians and other notable figures who have participated in the iconic Toledo tradition.🏁

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There are plenty of ways to celebrate winning the CorvetteParts.net Glass City 200—taking home the prestigious Koester Cup, celebrating with the te...

09/15/2026

We're 6 days away from the 38th Keen Parts CorvetteParts .net Glass City 200, so we're taking a look back at the 2022 Glass City 200.

The 2022 Glass City 200 was the last one under the Twin-100s format. Multi-disciplined racer Trevor Berry jumped into the Bobby Blount-owned No.16 and give the Indiana native his third Glass City win in four years. Berry took the lead from Connor Zbozien on a lap 54 restart and was chased by former winners JR Roahrig and Steve Needles to the finish.

The CRA race featured the battle of current NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series drivers at the front of the field. Jesse Love led 78 laps with William Sawalich on his tail, checking out on the field in the process. Sawalich made his move on lap 83, taking the lead and becoming the youngest winner in Glass City history at 15 years old. Love and Michael Simko rounded out the podium.

The 38th CorvettePartsNet Glass City 200 is Saturday, September 19th. Be sure to get your tickets now, and learn more about the Glass City 200's history, at toledospeedway.com/glasscity200

09/14/2026

The 38th Glass City 200 is THIS SATURDAY at the Toledo Speedway.

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09/14/2026

Every great race has a winner. Every great event has a history. At Toledo Speedway, that history is now proudly represented on one special piece of hardware the Koester Cup Glass City 200 Trophy.🏆

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TOLEDO, OH — Every great race has a winner. Every great event has a history. At Toledo Speedway, that history is now proudly represented on one spe...

09/13/2026

We're 6 days away from the 38th Keen Parts CorvetteParts .net Glass City 200, so we're taking a look back at the 2021 Glass City 200.

Cayden Lapcevich won his second Glass City Outlaw SLM race in three years in 2021, with this one in more dominating fashion than his first one. He took the lead on lap 20 and ran away with the race, taking the checkered flag by over six seconds ahead of former winners Harold Fair Jr and Dennis Strickland.

The Template race featured late-race calamity and a photo finish. It first appeared to be a repeat of 2020, with Hocevar running away with it through the middle stages of the race. However, a series of late yellows forced Hocevar back to third. Blake Rowe passed good friend Kyle Crump in the last corner and beat him to the line in a photo finish to earn his first-career Super Late Model win.

The 38th CorvettePartsNet Glass City 200 is Saturday, September 19th. Be sure to get your tickets now, and learn more about the Glass City 200's history, at toledospeedway.com/glasscity200

09/12/2026

We're 7 days away from the 38th Keen Parts CorvetteParts .net Glass City 200, so we're taking a look back at the 2020 Glass City 200.

After a $1 gasket kept Steve Needles out of victory lane the year before, Steve Needles returned with a vengeance and captured that long-awaited Glass City 200 win. He took the lead from Brian Bergakker with 28 to go and led the rest of the way, holding off Toledo/Flat Rock Speedway favorite Frank Jiovani and defending winner Lapcevich for the win.

Current NASCAR Cup Series star Carson Hocevar made the most of his first Glass City appearance, taking the win in dominating fashion out of current NASCAR Xfinity Series racer Sammy Smith and Lapcevich, who had set fast time for both Outlaw and CRA races that year. The CRA race that year was loaded with the likes of NASCAR Truck Series regular Jake Garcia, former ASA/CRA Super Series champions Josh Brock, Greg Van Alst, and Cody Coughlin, and two-time Glass City 200 winner Harold Fair Jr.

The 38th CorvettePartsNet Glass City 200 is Saturday, September 19th. Be sure to get your tickets now, and learn more about the Glass City 200's history, at toledospeedway.com/glasscity200

09/11/2026

Never forget.

09/11/2026

We're 8 days away from the 38th Keen Parts CorvetteParts .net Glass City 200, so we're taking a look back at the 2019 Glass City 200.

The 2019 Outlaw SLM race appeared to be all Steve Needles after early exits from top stars Tyler Roahrig, Jeff Ganus and Frank Jiovani, but a $1 gasket failed under yellow and knocked him out of the race while leading with 12 to go. This opened the door for Canadian Cayden Lapcevich, who lead the rest of the way to give car owner Bobby Blount and the “Sweet 16” his first Glass City win ahead of Crump and JR Roahrig.

After missing the 2018 CRA race due to illness, Johnny VanDoorn returned in 2019 and proceeded to win his second Template race at the Glass City 200 by over eight seconds, leaving just the top four on the lead lap. Just like in the Outlaw race earlier that night, Crump was second followed by two-time ASA/CRA Super Series champion Josh Brock.

The 38th CorvettePartsNet Glass City 200 is Saturday, September 19th. Be sure to get your tickets now, and learn more about the Glass City 200's history, at toledospeedway.com/glasscity200

09/11/2026

Up Next! The Appalachian Sucker Punch ASA STARS National Tour heads to Toledo Speedway for the corvetteparts.net Glass City 200 on Saturday, September, 19th!

09/10/2026

We're 9 days away from the 38th Keen Parts CorvetteParts .net Glass City 200, so we're taking a look back at the 2018 Glass City 200.

A Roahrig would go back to Glass City victory lane in 2018, but this time it was 2016 winner Tyler Roahrig taking the win over Brian Bergakker and former NASCAR Pinty’s Series (Canada) champion Cayden Lapcevich.

He took the lead from Steve Needles with 31 to go to give the Roahrig family their fourth win in five years.

Current NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series driver Tyler Ankrum inherited the lead with 25 to go and won his first-career Super Late Model race over Kyle Crump and Michael Simko.

The 38th CorvettePartsNet Glass City 200 is Saturday, September 19th. Be sure to get your tickets now, and learn more about the Glass City 200's history, at toledospeedway.com/glasscity200