Ahead of the 2025 Kulwicki Cup winner announcement, I’m sharing my full interview with longtime KDDP Director Tom Roberts. He reflects on Alan’s legacy, driver development, Cole Butcher’s impact, and the heart behind one of short track racing’s most meaningful programs.

Head-to-head: #83 Cory Hall vs. #2 Ashton Tucker across every shared start since 2024 (SLMS, Pro Stock Tour). Who leads? Tucker 12–9, with a 2.29 average finish and 86% podiums, plus results from the Speedway 660 250 and Mike Stevens Memorial 254. Hall owns the higher ceiling—nine total wins and a 2025 edge (6–3). Clean tables show wins by year, series splits, and “when neither won.”

From Enduros to Pro Stocks, Charlottetown’s Robbie MacEwen has built one of the Maritimes’ most underrated, consistent careers. With multiple championships, more than 30 Modified wins, and strong results across the Maritime Pro Stock Tour and Super Late Model Series, MacEwen has become known for his balance, precision, and veteran poise behind the wheel. In this feature, we look at his journey, and what’s next for the #40 team heading into 2026.

Nova Scotia’s #28 Cole Butcher has capped off one of the most dominant short-track seasons in recent memory - clinching 3 ASA championships and making his NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series debut with Halmar Friesen Racing at Bristol Motor Speedway. The Porters Lake driver will return to the No. 62 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro for the season finale at Phoenix, marking his second start. Butcher’s 2025 campaign included major victories at Five Flags, Anderson, and Slinger, plus 3 straight Blizzard Series wins and a guaranteed spot in the Snowball Derby.

#2 Ashton Tucker followed up his dominant 2024 with a title-winning 2025 season, capturing the Maritime Pro Stock Tour championship, adding more SLMS and unsanctioned wins, and further cementing his legacy as one of the region's greatest.

At just 19, #01 Tanton Wooldridge became the youngest champion in Maritime Late Model Touring Series history. In this full-length feature, the SLMS title winner opens up about his most pivotal moment of 2025, his mindset, and what comes next as he aims to turn consistency into victory lane success in 2026.