List of ASA National Champions
- 2011 Barry Beggarly - ASA Member Track National Champion - Ace Speedway
- 2010 Bryan Wordelman - ASA Member Track National Champion - Rocky Mountain Raceways
- 2009 Tommy Cloce - ASA Member Track National Champion - Adirondack Speedway
- 2008 Cary Stapp - ASA Member Track National Champion - Thunderhill Raceway
- 2005 Bryan Reffner - Awarded Championship for the 2005 ASL Season
- 2004 Kevin Cywinski
- 2003 Kevin Cywinski
- 2002 Joey Clanton
- 2001 Johnny Sauter
- 2000 Gary St. Amant
- 1999 Tim Sauter
- 1998 Gary St. Amant
- 1997 Kevin Cywinski
- 1996 Tony Raines
- 1995 Bryan Reffner
- 1994 Butch Miller
- 1993 Johnny Benson
- 1992 Mike Eddy
- 1991 Mike Eddy
- 1990 Bob Senneker
- 1989 Mike Eddy
- 1988 Butch Miller
- 1987 Butch Miller
- 1986 Mark Martin
- 1985 Dick Trickle
- 1984 Dick Trickle
- 1983 Rusty Wallace
- 1982 Mike Eddy
- 1981 Mike Eddy
- 1980 Mark Martin
- 1979 Mark Martin
- 1978 Mark Martin
- 1977 Rodney Combs
- 1976 Mike Eddy
- 1975 Rodney Combs
- 1974 Mike Eddy
- 1973 Dave Sorg
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