ASA Southern Super Series
SpeedFest 2026 Postponed Due to Weather and Travel Concerns
Jan 21, 2026
Racing America and Five Flags Speedway are continuing their broadcast partnership, keeping the Road to the Snowball Derby on RacingAmerica.TV.
RacingAmerica.TV will broadcast 12 events from the Pensacola, Florida half-mile in 2026, including the Deep South Cranes Blizzard Series events that bring Super Late Model competitors to Five Flags in anticipation of the 59th Annual Snowball Derby.
The broadcast slate also includes the Road to the Snowflake for the Allen Turner Pro Late Model Series, as well as events featuring Five Flags Speedway’s local divisions throughout the 2026 season.
“While the Snowball Derby will return on FloSports, we’ve had a long-standing relationship with our friends at Racing America,” said Tim Bryant, General Manager of Five Flags Speedway. “They’ve done an outstanding job broadcasting our regular-season events.
“We’ve also factored in the fact that most of our area race fans are already RacingAmerica.TV subscribers. We want to make it as easy as possible to find our events.”
“Five Flags Speedway is special to Racing America and our fans. We’ve been partners with Tim and the team there for many years, and look forward to continuing that relationship in 2026,” said Colin Smith, President of Racing America.
After the ASA STARS National Tour event on March 13 and 14, the Five Flags regular season opens on March 27. Outlaws, Pro Trucks, Street Stocks, Pure Stocks and Crown Stocks will all be in action for a big Friday night racing program.
The Deep South Cranes Blizzard Series welcomes the best in Super Late Model racing each year. The Blizzard Series hosts a doubleheader on June 12-13, and concludes with Five Flags’ Night of Champions #2 on September 26.
The Road to the Snowflake commences on Friday, April 24. Pro Trucks, Street Stocks, Pure Stocks and Crown Stocks will join the Pro Late Models on track that evening.
Along with Five Flags’ regular season events, RacingAmerica.TV will also broadcast the Must See Racing Sprint Series’ visit to Five Flags on Friday, October 2. The event is part of a Gulf Coast doubleheader to conclude the 2026 Must See Racing season, with the champion crowned at Montgomery Motor Speedway on October 3.
Five Flags Speedway opened in 1953, including a NASCAR Grand National (now NASCAR Cup Series) event that year won by Herb Thomas. Since then, the facility has established itself as one of the most renowned venues in short track racing.
The track has hosted the Snowball Derby each December since 1968, with the 59th Annual Snowball Derby scheduled for December 3-6.
RacingAmerica.TV offers access to 250+ live pavement short track races, streamed on any device for subscribers. Click here to learn more and become a RacingAmerica.TV subscriber today and watch racing from Five Flags Speedway in 2026.
For more information about the 2026 season at Five Flags Speedway, visit 5flagsspeedway.com.
