Gage Gilby Joins Monahan Motorsports for All American 100 at Nashville

Monahan Motorsports will welcome Gage Gilby to the team for the All American 100 at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway on November 7th, with the Nova Scotia, Canada driver set to pilot the CKG Elevators No. 31 in the 100-lap crown jewel event.

Gilby’s addition gives Monahan Motorsports another strong entry for one of the most anticipated late model races on the Nashville calendar. The All American 100 brings a deep field, a tough racing surface, and the kind of long-run challenge that rewards both pace and preparation.

For Gilby, the trip from Canada to Nashville marks a major opportunity on a high-profile stage. Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway has long been known as a demanding place to race, with tire management, track position, and patience all playing major roles over the course of 100 laps.

Monahan Motorsports enters the weekend with proven speed at the historic Tennessee oval. Earlier this year, the team finished sixth in the CARS Tour race at Nashville with Brody Monahan behind the wheel. That performance gives the organization a solid notebook heading into the All American 100, and crew chief Scott Anderson is expected to bring another fast race car back to the Fairgrounds.

The CKG Elevators No. 31 will look to build on that momentum when practice, qualifying, and race conditions come together under the lights. With Anderson calling the shots and Gilby taking on one of short track racing’s standout events, the team will aim to put itself in position when the final laps arrive.

Race fans can watch the event live on Racing America. Qualifying is scheduled for 4:00 p.m. Central, with racing set to begin at 7:00 p.m. Central.