NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series

The 2024 NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series was an exciting season with numerous highlights and achievements across various tracks and divisions.

Connor Hall emerged as the Division I national champion, securing 18 wins out of 26 races and accumulating 592 points. Connor Hall had an outstanding performance in the 2024 NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series, securing his second consecutive national championship. Hall clinched his second consecutive Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series national title by winning 18 out of 26 races. His consistent performance throughout the season was a testament to his skill and determination. Hall's victories spanned across five different tracks, including Langley Speedway, South Boston Speedway, Florence Motor Speedway, Hickory Motor Speedway, and Southern National Motorsports Park. He earned top-five finishes in 24 of his 26 starts and never finished outside the top 10. In his final NASCAR points-paying race of 2024 at Langley Speedway, Hall faced mechanical issues but still managed to secure enough points to clinch the championship. Despite finishing fifth in that race, his overall performance throughout the season ensured his championship victory. Hall's performance in 2024 solidified his status as a top driver in the NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series, and his back-to-back championships highlight his exceptional talent and dedication to the sport.

Burt Myers finished second in the national standings with 6 wins out of 23 races and 522 points, while Jacob Goede secured third place with 8 wins out of 20 races and 520 points.

Several drivers claimed track championships at various NASCAR-sanctioned short tracks across the United States and Canada. Notable champions include Burt Myers who captured his 11th track championship at this historic Bowman Gray Stadium, Brian Campbell claimed his second consecutive title at Berlin Raceway, and Peyton Sellers won his seventh track championship, tying the all-time record previously set by David Blankenship at South Boston Speedway.

Rookie of the Year for 2024 was Kenna Mitchell, who also won championships at All American Speedway, was recognized for her outstanding performance and early career achievements.