Show Me the Money Series Disturbs the Peace Saturday at Montgomery

The battle for the Show Me the Money Series continues on Saturday night at Montgomery Motor Speedway with the Disturbing the Peace 100.

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The Pro Late Model championship at Montgomery enters its third race of the 2026 season on Saturday, June 6. The objective for the field is a simple one on paper - can anyone stop Jake Finch?

Finch and the Ronnie Sanders Racing No. 18 team have been nearly unstoppable in Pro Late Model competition this year. The Florida driver won the first two races of the Show Me the Money Series season, including the Alabama 200 in March. Finch has also won at Cordele Motor Speedway, Five Flags Speedway and South Alabama Speedway already this year.

Finch will once again be in action on Saturday night, looking to continue his undefeated run in the Show Me the Money Series.

The Curt Britt Motorsports No. 08 entry was initially listed with "TBA" as the driver for the Disturbing the Peace 100. On Friday, it was announced that Dylan Fetcho would pilot the machine. Fetcho finished second to Finch in the Alabama 200 earlier this year.

One surprising name on the entry list is Nova Scotia's Nicholas Naugle. Naugle is no stranger to traveling, with wins in both the Turn One CRA Pro Series and during the World Series of Asphalt Stock Car Racing at New Smyrna Speedway. However, Naugle will be making his Show Me the Money Series debut on Saturday night.

Defending Show Me the Money Series champion Jim Wall has two top 10 finishes but has not cracked the top five so far in 2026 at Montgomery. He hopes to change that and get back into title contention with a strong showing on Saturday.

Steven Chunn finished runner-up to Finch in the Spring Explosion 100 last month for his first career top-five finish with the series. The Spring Hill, Tennessee driver hopes to continue that momentum with another strong showing in the Disturbing the Peace 100.

Along with the Show Me the Money Series, Outlaws, Street Stocks and Late Model Sportsman will be in action on Saturday at Montgomery. Grandstands open at 5 p.m. CT, with qualifying at 6 p.m. CT. Opening ceremonies begin at 6:45 p.m. CT, with feature racing scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. CT.

Fans can also watch Saturday's Disturbing the Peace weekend live on RacingAmerica.TV. Click here to subscribe today and tune in at 7 p.m. CT/8 p.m. ET live from Montgomery Motor Speedway.

-Photo credit: Will Bellamy

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