Burt Myers Will Return to NASCAR Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium

After an incident leaving Myers unable to finish the 2025 Clash, he looks to bounce back in 2026. Team AmeriVet will give Burt another attempt in 2026 while still racing in the #50.

Burt Myers and Tim Brown were two Bowman Gray Stadium Modified drivers who participated in the Clash in 2025. Myers is a staple at Bowman Gray Stadium, having over 100 modified wins and 11 track championships.

“Getting another shot in the Cup car at Bowman Gray means a lot to me,” said Myers. “Last time left us wanting more, and I’m grateful to Team AmeriVet and our partners for believing in me and giving us a chance to come back and do it right in front of these fans.”

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The 2026 Clash will be on February 1st, with the Bowman Gray race being run on January 31st. Last season, Myers raced in both the NASCAR Cup Series race at the Clash and the Modified race.

With Burt Myers having 11 track Championships and over 100 wins. Burt knows the track from every perspective. Not only on the track, but in the stands as well. Growing up, his family had raced at Bowman Gray. Billy & Bobby started at Bowman Gray in the 1950s, continuing with Billy’s son Gary, then Gary’s sons Burt & Jason, and now Burt’s son Slate.

Out of the Myers family racing currently at Bowman Gray, it consists of Burt, Jason, and Burt Myers’ son, Slate.

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Logan Allen
Logan Allen
North Carolina State University Graduate 25’ Bachelor’s degree in sports management Favorite NASCAR moment, being a photographer when NASCAR returned to Rockingham Speedway in 2025.

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