Corey Deuser Avoids Carnage for All American 100 Victory

On a night filled with attrition and chaos, Corey Deuser survived the carnage to win the JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour All American 100 at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway on Saturday night.

Tristan McKee took the lead on the third lap of the event and maintained his advantage until just four laps remained in the 100-lap feature. However, contact between McKee and Hunter Wright triggered a multi-car pileup exiting turn two on a late restart.

Deuser, who lined up third on the restart, avoided the incident and inherited the lead. From there, he successfully defended the top spot from Stephen Nasse to score the victory in the Pro Late Model contest on the eve of the 40th Running of the All American 400.

"That's incredible," said Deuser in victory lane. "The night, the whole weekend was just crazy good. I'm speechless, man. The car was just amazing. We've got so many friends and family that work on this car. It's awesome to get them the win and all of it.

"I've watched Stephen race a ton, and he's good. It's crazy to line up next to him on a restart with four to go. I'm speechless, man. This is all I've ever wanted."

Deuser has plenty of experience at the Nashville Fairgrounds, nearly winning the track championship one year ago. That experience paid off in helping him avoid the late-race melee.

"Nashville's pretty notorious for the leader washing up and not even meaning to," said Deuser. "I've done it before. Being prepared if he does it, that's really your only shot in third. Being prepared and being here a lot, knowing what was going to happen. My spotter, Bruce, was just killer all night. He was on it."

Nasse was pleased to leave with a second-place finish on the night, also avoiding the lap 97 pile-up to pick up a podium result.

"I'm happy," said Nasse. "It was a rough day, to say the least. We just never gave up and missed some big wrecks there and brought my sponsors home a good finish. It wouldn't be possible without them and all my crew guys and all you fans.

"We almost got one. It got a little exciting there. We were just a little bit off tonight. We're going to go back, work on it and we'll be ready for the Snowflake."

Jade Avedisian crossed the finish line third, but was disqualified in post-race technical inspection for a weight infraction. Wright inherited the third position to cap off the 2025 Pro Late Model track championship at the Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway, but still left disappointed after his involvement in the restart crash with a chance to win.

"I'm still pretty frustrated with how the night ended," said Wright. "I know it means a lot to everybody at home and Mr. Wayne, my car owner. I know it means a lot for him. I'm really grateful for him and his family, everything they've done for me. To be able to come out here and do this means a lot.

"We just kind of got cleaned out to the marbles there. When we did, he got sideways, and I got into the back of him and checked up, and the whole field bunched up right there together. We all just wound up wrecked.

"I'm really frustrated. I feel like an idiot. We wrecked teh whole field over absolutely nothing. I'm really frustrated about that, but at the end of the day, it is what it is."

The ASA STARS National Tour Super Late Models take center stage on Sunday with the All American 400. Dawson Sutton qualified on the pole for the season finale for the tour.

The All American 400 takes the green flag at 1 p.m. CT/2 p.m. ET on Sunday, November 9. Click here to watch Sunday's All American 400 via RacingAmerica.TV's pay-per-view broadcast.

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