September 22, 2026 — As Toledo Speedway prepares for the Folds of Honor / Lakeside Interior Contractors 50 Driven by Valley Truck Centers and Presented by R&M Recycling and Tom’s Collision, a new piece of hardware will carry with it a special connection to the track’s past.

(Steve Suave 2004)

The new trophy takes inspiration from that iconic Eagle design, bringing a familiar piece of Toledo Speedway history into a new era of competition. The bald eagle statue is also tied to the race’s primary sponsor, Folds of Honor. Folds of Honor provides charitable work for military veterans and to the families of those who bravely serve and protect our country and communities.

The original Eagle trophy became synonymous with the Glass City 200 during the early 2000s, representing one of the most prestigious victories on Toledo Speedway’s schedule. Many of the drivers who earned their names on that trophy became an important part of the track’s storied history. Now, the Eagle returns in a new form. The Folds of Honor / Lakeside Interior Contractors 50 trophy blends the tradition of Toledo Speedway with the excitement of the Outlaw Super Late Models, creating a piece of hardware that represents both Folds of Honor and the tracks history.

(Jack Landis 2006)

The Folds of Honor / Lakeside Interior Contractors 50 will serve as the Outlaw Super Late Model portion of Stars, Stripes & Speed Fest on Saturday, October 3.

The event will also feature the Hemelgarn/Superfitness Rollie Beale Classic USAC Silver Crown Series Championship, Monroe Asphalt 500 Sprint Car Tour event, and Monroe Asphalt ARCA Factory Stock Championship Race. Making Stars, Stripes & Speed Fest a major celebration of racing at Toledo Speedway.

Fans can experience the return of the Eagle-inspired trophy and the final night of racing at Toledo Speedway on October 3.

(John Doering Jr 2005)

For tickets and event information, click here: https://www.toledospeedway.com/events/2009180-copy-of-2026-opening-day-classic