Whelen Southern Modified Tour Champions
| Year | Driver | Team Owner | Wins | Number | Make | Sponsor | Chassis |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2011 | George Brunnhoelzl III | Howard Harvey | 5 | #09 | Chevrolet | Phoenix Pre-owned / Triad Auto Sales | Troyer |
| 2010 | Burt Myers | Phillip Smith | 2 | #1 | Ford | Capital Bank | Troyer |
| 2009 | George Brunnhoelzl III | George Brunnhoelzl, Jr. | 5 | #28 | Ford | Fibrwrap | Troyer |
| 2008 | Brian Loftin | Loftin Racing | 4 | #23 | Chevrolet | L&R Transmission | Troyer |
| 2007 | L.W. Miller | Baker Motorsports | 5 | #36 | Pontiac | Baker Plumbing | Chassis Dynamics |
| 2006 | Junior Miller | Riggs Racing | 6 | #69 | Dodge | Advance Auto Parts | Troyer |
| 2005 | Junior Miller | Riggs Racing | 3 | #69 | Dodge | Advance Auto Parts | Troyer |
| 2004 | L.W. Miller | Miller Motorsports | 5 | #73 | Chevorlet | Chassis Dynamics | |
| 2003 | L.W. Miller | Miller Motorsports | 4 | #73 | Chevorlet | Chassis Dynamics |
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