Haley Constance Wins Second Straight Central Welding Supply 125, Fifth win in 2026
- Benjamin Eyman
- Jul 15
- 2 min read
7/11/2026
Domination continues for No. 78 Haley Constance when it comes to racing on the 3/8 oval. New Track record? Taken care of. A fifth win of the season? Done. Back to back Central Welding Supply 125’s and five thousand dollars? Complete.

(Photo by Amber Taylor)
With fourteen cars rolling off for this marquee race for the Pro Late Models were set to put on a show for fans. The race settled in early, with No. 12 Chad Fitzpatrick leading the first 22 laps before being passed by No. 00 Naima Lang.
Lang would hold onto the lead over a majority of the race. A handful of cautions would come out over the course of the night mostly for single car spin outs. It wasn’t smooth sailing for Lang has he had to defend for Constance for the long run of the race. On lap 94 Constance would finally get around Lang and despite multiple restarts following more cautions would hold onto the lead and the victory.
Lang would hold onto second and beating Fitzpatrick out for the final spot on the podium would be No. 33 Kyle Lang, grabbing his first career podium in a pro late model.
Street Stocks were in action having an almost wrestling style thrown down of a race leaving few cars unscathed. It was a late incident between champion rivals No. 18 Jackson Beckel and No. 41 Mark Hubbard leaving the front row and the race win to the No. 22 of Kenny Erickson. No. 39 Stewart Harding making his first main of the year finished second and No. 69 Austin Camp would round out the podium.
Hubbard would not return to the race after incident and Beckel would drive back to fourth.
Mini Stocks returned and so did the mechanical woes for the No. 221 Lindon Smith whose motor gave up and caused to exit the track from the lead. That left No. 97 Zach Bristol the lead and the win. No. 21 Justin Brave would finish in second and No. 15 Matt Snyder would nab his first podium.
The INEX Legends main event was choppy at times pushing up close to the 30 minute time limit for the event. Throughout all of that it was a return to victory lane for the No. 30 of Braeden Wagar. No. 11 of Danny Arnold would finish in second and the No.11s of Samantha Schwarz would finish in third.
Finally were the Super Stock Figure 8s. It was a second victory of the season for the No. 43 of Sheridan Vincent with the No. 67 of Mackenzie Repin would finish in second and the No. 36 of John Carlson in third.
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