Burt Myers is set for a highly anticipated comeback as he prepares for his NASCAR Clash return at Bowman Gray Stadium in 2026. After an early exit from the 2025 event, Myers is determined to capitalize on his second opportunity and deliver a performance worthy of the Winston-Salem fans and his deep family legacy.
Myers Earns Another Shot at NASCAR’s Main Stage
The excitement around Winston-Salem is palpable as local hero Burt Myers readies to drive the #50 Team AmeriVet entry in the upcoming NASCAR Clash. Myers’ previous attempt in 2025 was cut short by an on-track incident, leaving fans and the driver himself eager for a chance at redemption. Standing alongside fellow Modified standout Tim Brown last year, Myers made headlines by bringing local talent to the national spotlight, racing wheel-to-wheel with NASCAR’s top competitors at their shared home track.
“Getting another shot in the Cup car at Bowman Gray means a lot to me. 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.”
Burt Myers, driver, Team AmeriVet
Decades of Racing Heritage at Bowman Gray
Myers returns to the Clash not just as a driver, but as the face of a legendary family deeply ingrained in Bowman Gray Stadium history. Holding 11 track championships and over 100 Modified victories on this famed quarter-mile oval, Myers is both a champion and a fixture at the venue. The Myers family legacy began in the 1950s with Billy and Bobby Myers, and continued through the decades as each new generation—Gary, Burt, Jason, and now Burt’s son Slate—added their names to the stadium’s storied history…