A revised National 100 format will pay $10,000-to-win for Super Late Models on Friday’s opening night program and $25,000-to-win for Saturday headliner with support divisions making up Sunday’s card, East Alabama Motor Speedway announced this afternoon.

The 53rd running of Alabama’s longest-running Dirt Late Model event set for Oct. 30-Nov. 1 at the 3/8-mile oval in Phenix City. The complete schedule will be announced soon with at least one undercard division on Saturday. Practice is scheduled for Oct. 29.

Friday’s feature is 40 laps and Saturday’s 60-lapper pays $2,500-to-start.

Other divisions in action during the weekend: 604 Late Model, 602 Late Model, hobby, road warrior, factory stock, Crown Vic and hot shot.

The track has cut ticket prices with general admission for Friday-Sunday at $30, $30 and $25. More ticket details will be announced. Teams that pre-register will receive a free ATV pass. See the track’s Facebook page or eamsdirt.com for details.

The fall event has paid $30,000-to-win for Sunday races the last two seasons with Tyler Erb of New Waverly, Texas, winning in 2024-25. Last year’s weekend included $5,000- and $10,000-to-win prelims for Super Late Models.