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Garet Williamson's ASCS National Tour design for the upcoming season. (Blackbeard illustration)

Williamson Gearing For A Full ASCS National Season

COLUMBIA, Mo. – Bryant Paver Motorsports driver Garet Williamson is rejoining the Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour this coming year.

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Garet Williamson’s ASCS National Tour design for the upcoming season. (Blackbeard illustration)

In 2020, Williamson finished ninth in the championship standings and runner-up in the chase for the Rookie of the Year award. This past year he placed 12th in the standings running part-time. This upcoming season the plan is for Williamson to return to full-time competition.

“I think what Terry (Mattox) is doing with it is a great deal,” Williamson said. “We have almost 60 races and they are mostly within 10 hours away. If you can race that much and not have to travel that far it’s a good schedule for us. Plus, with it being the ASCS National Tour, you get a good amount of attention for your sponsors.”

Williamson and the team will mix in regional races along with select 410 winged sprint car starts next season. He made his 410 debut in this past year and found the experience beneficial when he returned to 360 action.

“We’d also like to run at Knoxville Raceway (in Knoxville, Iowa) when the opportunity presents itself,” he said. “There are some big races at that track and I think we’ve learned every time we’ve raced there.

“As far as our goals with the ASCS National Tour, a top five in points and we want to get our first ASCS National Tour win. I think once we click that first one off we’ll be able to win a lot more.”

Williamson registered his first three top-five finishes with the ASCS National Tour this season, highlighted by a career-best second-place run. Williamson’s eight top-10 finishes during ASCS National Tour competition this year nearly tripled his total from the 2020 season.

“Learning how to adapt quickly during our rookie year on every track taught me a lot,” he said. “I feel I’m smarter behind the wheel. We hurt some equipment this year, but that was part of the learning curve of how hard to push it and when you need to be smart. The second half of the season we were really strong.”