Summit Late Model Series

The Summit Late Model Series is the first racing series to be hosted by the National Offline Racing League(NORA). Created by the founder of the National Offline Racing League in February of 2020, the SLM ran an 18 race season in it's first year comprising of both modern and historic short tracks along the southeastern United States. The first race of the season took place on the Battle of the Beach configuration of Daytona Intl. Speedway in which Oumane Hamid dominated the race to take home the victory.

Summit Late Models
The Summit Late Model Series was started in 2020 by the founder of the NORA, Christian Cook. The inaugural season ran a schedule of 18 races at both modern and historical tracks across the Southeast United States. 20 drivers ran that season and the series ran 5 different manufacturers. The series was put on hold after the second race due to the series' host having to deal with some personal issues. On September 9, the series finally resumed with race 3 at Huntsville Speedway.

Summit Late Models Driver's Championship
The SLM driver's championship is decided based on a pure points system. The top 10 receive points from 30 down to 3 with a difference of 3 points per position. For example, 10th place will receive 3 points, while 9th will receive 6, 8th will receive 9, 7th will receive 12 etc. The bottom half of the field all receive 1 point. 1 bonus point is rewarded for leading a lap, while 5 are awarded to the driver who leads the most laps. The champion is crowned after the final race of the season at Bristol Motor Speedway.