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NASCAR AutoZone Elite Division, Southeast Series


The NASCAR AutoZone Elite Division, Southeast Series was a NASCAR-sanctioned amateur/semi-pro late model stock car racing series based in the Southeastern United States. The series was formerly known as the Slim Jim All Pro Series; it was founded in 1991 as the result of a merger between the All PRO Super Series and the NASCAR All-American Challenge Series The drivers who have graduated from this series include Shawna Robinson, Rick Crawford, Robert Huffman, Jason Keller, and David Reutimann. NASCAR terminated the series, along with other AutoZone Elite Division series, following the 2006 season.

The following drivers won the All Pro Series/Southeast Series championship between the series' inception in 1991 and its termination in 2006.

YearChampionMost Popular DriverRookie of the Year
1991Jody RidleyJody RidleyBart Ingram
1992Jody RidleyJody RidleyDavid Probst
1993Jody RidleyJody RidleyScot Walters
1994Mike CopeMike CopeRon Barfield Jr.
1995Hal GoodsonMike CopeJimmy Britts
1996Mike CopeTammy Jo KirkSteven Christian
1997Hal GoodsonHank Parker Jr.David Reutimann
1998Freddie QueryScott KilbyScott Kilby
1999Wayne AndersonBilly BigleyCoy Gibbs
2000Billy BigleyDavid ReutimannCasey Yunick
2001Wayne AndersonWayne AndersonCharlie Bradberry
2002Jeff FultzJody LavenderJason Hogan
2003Charlie BradberryCharlie BradberryJohn Wilkinson III
2004Jeff FultzKevin PrinceJ. R. Norris
2005Jeff FultzJeff FultzGary Helton
2006J. R. NorrisJ. R. NorrisJosh Hamner

The following drivers won the All-American Challenge Series championship between the series' inception in 1984 and its merger into the All-Pro Series termination in 1991.

YearChampionMost Popular DriverRookie of the Year
1984Mike Alexander
1985Dave Mader III
1986Dave Mader III
1987Dave Mader III
1988Dave Mader III
1989Stanley Smith
1990Mike Garvey

The following drivers won the All PRO Super Series championship between the series' inception in 1980 and its merger into the All-Pro Series termination in 1991.

YearChampionMost Popular DriverRookie of the Year
1980Don Sprouse
1981Randy Couch
1982Randy Couch
1983Freddie Fryar
1984Darrell Brown
1985Steve Grissom
1986Gary Balough
1987Jody Ridley
1988Jody Ridley
1989Joe Nemechek
1990Jody Ridley
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  • Official website

  • NASCAR Southeast Series archive at Racing-Reference

  • NASCAR Southeast Series archive at The Third Turn

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