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Founded in 1978 by the late Ted Johnson, The World of Outlaws® has been the home for premier dirt track racing for over 40 years. Featuring the most powerful cars on dirt, the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series and the World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series tour across the United States and Canada, visiting 23 states and racing at a combined 140 race tracks. The series is rich in history and tradition while continuing a tradition of competitive advancements the World of Outlaws is committed to improving both competition and safety across their series and facilities.
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Fri, Mar 22
- Thunderhill Raceway Race TrackSummertown, Tennessee, USA - Late Model Series - WORLD OF OUTLAWS SUMMERTOWN SHOWDOWN
- Beaver Dam Raceway Race TrackBeaver Dam, Wisconsin, USA - Sprint Cars - WORLD OF OUTLAWS BLUEBONNET SHOWDOWN
Sat, Mar 23
- Thunderhill Raceway Race TrackSummertown, Tennessee, USA - Late Model Series - WORLD OF OUTLAWS SUMMERTOWN SHOWDOWN
- Lawton Speedway Race TrackLawton, Oklahoma, USA - Sprint Cars - WORLD OF OUTLAWS SOONER STATE SHOWDOWN
Fri, Mar 29
- Thunderbird Speedway Race TrackMuskogee, Oklahoma, USA - Sprint Cars - WORLD OF OUTLAWS THUNDERBIRD SHOWDOWN
Sat, Mar 30
- 81 Speedway Race TrackPark City, Kansas, USA - Sprint Cars - WORLD OF OUTLAWS WICHITA SPRINT CAR SHOWDOWN
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- HERZOG AIMING TO CONTINUE CLIMB TOWARDS THE TOP WITH LUCAS OIL MLRA
Wheatland, Missouri (March 15, 2024) - Jeff Herzog had high aspirations of following the full Lucas Oil MLRA tour one year ago. But as racing often goes, those plans were derailed in a single corner in early June, forced him to the sidelines for a trio of events. Now, with the season opener at the Tri-City Speedway just three weeks out, the driver from Festus, Missouri is locked and loaded and ready to give it another shot at a full tour run in 2024. Having already completed some pre-season testing, Herzog will get his MLRA season under way at a pair of familiar tracks, the Tri-City Speedway on April 5th - 6th, followed by the first of five weekend get-a-ways on the season to the Lucas Oil Speedway on April 12th - 13th. "It's a huge positive going somewhere that we've went almost every weekend the past several years," commented Herzog of Tri-City. "We have had some luck there and we've had some decent runs, but never got the win there yet, so it kind of eludes me." The driver of the Dan Althoff Trucking # 11 got his best career MLRA finish at the time at Tri-City during the MLRA season finale in 2021, a 6th place run after qualifying for the pole in the main event. "I have high hopes for this year. If everything starts out good, I'm gonna try for the championship, but it's a big hill to climb so we will just see what happens." Weekend number two also sets up nicely for Herzog, as he and the series return to the confines of the Lucas Oil Speedway, a track where he raced into the national spotlight during the 2023 "Show-Me 100", after setting overall quick time during the "Tribute to Don & Billie Gibson" qualifying night. He would go on to score the win in his respective heat race that night, but his results as a whole in 2023 at Lucas has him excited to get back to the "Diamond of Dirt Tracks." "What's weird about Wheatland is I went back there probably in 2015/16 or so, and the track was dry. No traction, no cushion to lean on, nothing. We went out there and slid off the racetrack going into the corner, and I backed it into the wall, and I was like man I hate this place. We never really went back until this past year, and now I love the place." After advancing twelve spots and finishing a very strong 16th in the Show-Me 100, the season took a nose-dive for Herzog just days later at Tri- City where he nosed into the turn three wall before rolling and destroying his Capital Chassis in a World of Outlaws event. However, thanks to a great relationship with Capital Race Cars, the 39-year-old was back up and running by mid-summer. "Capital jumped on top of it and got me a new one in pretty short order," he notes. "I just can't say enough about them guys with Charles (Swaney), Marshall (Green), and Shane (Clanton) and everybody there. They are great to work with, and you know everything just clicks being able to have that kind of a relationship with a chassis builder." He expects that relationship to continue to prove beneficial in 2024 with friend and fellow competitor Tony Jackson Jr. now piloting the Capital house car. "We're kinda teaming up with Tony on things and we are gonna try testing some things and try some new things coming up here shortly. After their Florida trip, I think we're seeing everybody (Capital) really jumping in now and wanting to push forward some more. I believe he's trying some new things to help make the Capital program better, which is good for everybody." Herzog is a three-time track champion at the Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55, claiming the top spot three out of four years from 2017 to 2020, making him no stranger to chasing championship hardware if he so chooses to in 2024. But as he explains, for the time being his days of running weekly for points are on the back burner with bigger aspirations. "Track championships are a little different than a series championship you know. People don't really tend to look at track championships anymore, it doesn't really pay the bills you know. It's just kind of another regular night payout basically to win a championship. It is a notch in your belt you can say, but I'm ready to go after bigger things these days, trying to keep putting our best foot forward and keep trying to get better and better." The Lucas Oil MLRA series champion is set to collect a $20,000 pay day at seasons end, something that would be huge for this single car, single engine, race team. "You gotta kinda take your licks on the chin and keep moving, but at the same time with these cars anymore man you've got to be on kill all night long. You've gotta take chances when they arise, but at the same time you can't go out and tear up your stuff either, so luck plays a huge role in everything." Despite missing three nights due to his misfortunes a year ago, Herzog was able to finish the year with three MLRA top tens and a 7th place finish in the overall standings, just 30 points out of the top five. He also matched his career best finish of 6th in the "Wiener Nationals" at the Moberly Motorsports Park, an event that ended up being the season finale for the MLRA. "Racing is a year-to-year deal, and you never know what's going to happen. You've got to start out every year with a positive attitude, and I'm kind of one of them guys where I feel you kinda make your own luck in a way," explained Herzog. "A lot of races are won at the shop, so we do our due diligence with trying to keep spare parts, make sure we nut and bolt check everything every week, and go through the car and try to do preventative maintenance more than anything, just to make sure that we don't have any parts failures or something stupid that puts us behind the eight ball." "At the end of the season we want to be able to say we were there and in contention you know. I have high hopes and expectations. If you go to the track thinking your gonna lose you might as well not even go, so I'm trying to stay positive and put the best foot forward." Jeff Herzog Racing/Marketing Partners: Dan Althoff Trucking, Bloomsdale Bank, Fixture Contracting, Painting Solutions, Lance Drury Law, National Electrical, Cashinyourguns.com, LiveWire Express, SMCI, P&A Drywall Supply, McCains Towing and Auto Body, Ste. Gen County Abstract, Presley's Glass, Bauman Oil, Tire Bargains, Lakenan Insurance, Arnold Farms, Phine Designs, Custom Service Crane, & Mulllins Race Engines. For all of the latest news and information, including the full 2024 schedule, fans are encouraged to visit the series website at www.MLRARacing.com. **2024 MLRA WINNERS CIRCLE PROGRAM** Once again in 2024 the MLRA will continue it's "Winners Circle Program" by awarding $200 in appearance money to the top (10) in points at each venue with perfect attendance, in addition to purse money earned. For full program details contact Series Director Ernie Leftwich. For all of the latest news and information fans are encouraged to visit the series website: Explore MLRARACING.COM Hit the Road the the Lucas Oil MLRA and stay up to date via our Social Media Accounts: Facebook X Instagram CONTACT: Ernie Leftwich Lucas Oil MLRA Series Director Mobile: (417) 309-3509 Email Ernie Leftwich 2024 Official Lucas Oil MLRA Marketing Partners Arizona Sport Shirts "The Official Merchandise Provider" of Lucas Oil MLRA Cedar Creek Beef Jerky "The Official Beef Jerky" of Lucas Oil MLRA General Tire "The Official Tire" of Lucas Oil MLRA Hoosier Race Tires "The Official Race Tire" of Lucas Oil MLRA Lucas Oil Products "The Official Oil" of Lucas Oil MLRA MAVTV Motorsports Network "The Official Television Network" of Lucas Oil MLRA MyRacePass "The Official Timing System" of Lucas Oil MLRA Rugged Radios "The Official Radio" of Lucas Oil MLRA Sunoco Race Fuels "The Official Fuel" of Lucas Oil MLRA 2024 MLRA Supporters Include: Arizona Sport Shirts, Behrents Performance Warehouse, Cedar Creek Beef Jerky, Dirt Car Lift, Earnhardt Technologies, Fast Shafts, Fast Track Photos, Fox Shocks, Hoosier Race Tires, Hooker Harness, Lucas Cattle Co., MD3, Midwest Sheet Metal, MSD Performance, MyRacePass, Outerwears, PEM, Performance Bodies, Protect The Harvest, Rugged Radios, Strange Oval, Sunoco Race Fuels, Swift Springs, Whelen, Xceldyne Lucas Oil MLRA 700 E. 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- World of Outlaws History in the Lone Star State
Texas is known for many things – country music, superb BBQ, rodeos, and being big in every way. All things the "Lone Star State" residents are proud to represent. And while it might not be as widely known as some other staples of the southern state, Sprint Car racing has helped pump the heartbeat of Texas for decades.
- “I’ve Already Got Plenty of Threats”- World of Outlaws CEO Publicly Admits ‘Losing Sleep’ Over Controversial Bobby Pierce Suspension
Bobby Pierce’s performance during the World of Outlaws CASE Construction Equipment Late Model event on February 16, 2024, was nothing short of impressive. Despite facing an early setback, Pierce ...
- Lonestar Sooner Stampede Continues with Two Night Cotton Bowl Trip
Time to put on the cowboy boots. The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars are ready to go Texas Two-Steppin'. The Lonestar Sooner Stampede rolls into Cotton Bowl Speedway this weekend (March 15-16) for two nights of Texas-sized action.
- Huset’s Speedway Gearing Up for Multiple Marquee World of Outlaws Events This Summer
The largest payout to a feature winner in World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series history returns to Huset's Speedway this summer. The dirt oval hosts the $250,000-to-win BillionAuto.com ...
- Terryville grade-schoolers continues generations of racing excellence
“The grand plan for us is probably to get back to our roots, which is dirt track racing with the sprint cars like David Gravel out of Watertown does in World of Outlaws,” Dan Jr. said. “He is a ...
- World of Outlaws Return to US 36 Raceway With Xtreme Outlaw Midgets
For one night only on April 5, Missouri fans will get to see the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars and Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series presented by Toyota on the same night at US 36 Raceway.
- World of Outlaws Head to Texas for Kennedale Speedway Park Debut
Five nights of Florida racing opened the 2024 campaign, and now the tour is bound for the "Lone Star State" where a new track awaits. The Greatest Show on Dirt is set to invade Kennedale Speedway Park for the first time in Series history this weekend (March 8-9).
- Kyle Larson’s Business Rival Unveils World of Outlaws’ Vast Catalog That Upholds the Passion for Dirt Racing
As the owner of the High Limit Racing sprint car series, Kyle Larson is going against a heavyweight in World of Outlaws as a competitor. But the former Cup Series champion has a long way to go before ...
- Donny Schatz notches sprint car victory 500 in Volusia’s Bike Week Jamboree
It was an historic night in the Sunshine State for Fargo, North Dakota's Donny Schatz, not only notching his first World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series victory of the season, but simultaneously collecting the 500th sprint car win of his storied career, doing so in Volusia Speedway Park's Bike Week Jamboree on Monday evening, March 4.
- Three-Day FENDT Jackson Nationals Tickets and Camping Spots On Sale Via Jackson Motorplex Website
One of the premier World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series events of the season is less than six months away. Jackson Motorplex hosts the 46 th edition of the FENDT Jackson Nationals Aug.
- Ohio Logistics continues to help Brad Doty Classic grow
ATTICA, Ohio - It's a very special relationship between Attica Raceway Park, Brad Doty and Ohio Logistics. Ohio Logistics will once again be the title sponsor of the 36th annual Ohio Logistics Brad Doty Classic at "Ohio's Finest Racing Speedplant," and it marks the 17th year - nearly half of the event's history - the Findlay, Ohio based company has been a big part of the race. Ohio Logistics helps businesses with their warehousing, distribution and transportation services locally and across the globe. In other words, Ohio Logistics help businesses grow and prosper - exactly what the company does for the Brad Doty Classic at Attica Raceway Park. The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series invades Attica Raceway Park on Tuesday, July 16. "We are so thankful to have great marketing partners like Chuck Bills of Ohio Logistics. It's incredible to think our first meeting way back 17 years ago would lead to this many years of collaboration together," said Brad Doty, Co-Promoter of the event. "Our relationship with Chuck and Ohio Logistics means so much to us at Attica Raceway Park. We look forward to seeing Chuck, his family, and many of his employees and guests on race day," added Doty When the World of Outlaw NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series comes to Attica Raceway Park on Tuesday, July 16 for the 36th Annual Ohio Logistics Brad Doty Classic, the competitors will be battling for the $15,000 payday and the special trophy and hardware that go to the winner. This year will mark the 19th time the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series has sanctioned the Ohio Logistics Brad Doty Classic. There have been 25 different winners in the 33 contested Brad Doty Classic features (2 have been rained out). NASCAR champion Kyle Larson claimed his third Brad Doty Classic in 2023. It was his third Doty win in the last four years. Reserved seats for the Ohio Logistics Brad Doty Classic presented by Racing Optics are on sale by going to www.atticaracewaypark.com and click on the Brad Doty Classic link at the top of the main page. For more information go to www.atticaracewaypark.comor follow the track on Twitter @atticaracewyprk or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/atticaracewaypark and Instagram at attica_raceway_park. Follow Brad Doty on Twitter @braddoty18 and on Instagram @braddoty18 Brad Doty Classic Winners 1989 - Steve Kinser 1990 - Jack Hewitt 1991 - Bobby Allen 1992 - Rained Out 1993 - Mark Keegan 1994 - Danny Smith 1995 - Randy Kinser 1996 - Dale Blaney 1997 - Tyler Walker 1998 - Jeff Shepard 1999 - Butch Schroeder 2000 - Kelly Kinser 2001 - Danny Smith (2) 2002 - Alvin Roepke 2003 - Dean Jacobs 2004 - Greg Wilson 2005 - Stevie Smith Moved to Limaland 2006 - Joey Saldana 2007 - Jac Haudenschild 2008 - Jason Meyers 2009 - Steve Kinser (2) 2010 - Dale Blaney (2) 2011 - Donny Schatz 2012 - Kerry Madsen 2013 - Donny Schatz (2) 2014 - Paul McMahan 2015 - Rained Out Moved to Attica 2016 - Donny Schatz (3) 2017 - David Gravel 2018 - Donny Schatz (4) 2019 - Brock Zearfoss 2020 - Kyle Larson 2021- Spencer Bayston 2022-Kyle Larson (2) 2023-Kyle Larson (3)
- World of Outlaws sprint cars back to Barberville for Sunday-Monday dirt fight
Quickly on the heels of February’s DirtCar Nationals, the World of Outlaws sprint cars return to Barberville for two nights of dirt-slinging at Volusia Speedway Park. The WOO’s “Bike Week Jamboree,” ...
- 2024 NARC 410 SPRINT CAR SERIES CHAMPIONSHIP OPEN FOR THE TAKING!
(2/27/24 - Ben Deatherage) ... With a brand-new season for the NARC 410 Sprint Car Series right around the corner, it's incredible to think of all the potential drivers that could win the King of the West title, let alone a feature event during the 2024 campaign. With 26 nights of exciting action taking place at so many different racetracks along the Pacific Coast, things are definitely up for grabs. Below is a look at where success and some upsets could come from with the regulars and frequent visitors to the NARC tour. THE REGULARS The first category we will explore is the drivers slated to compete regularly with the NARC 410 Sprint Car Series in 2024. Justin Sanders, from Aromas, hit the jackpot on the final night of the Jim Raper Memorial Super Dirt Cup, at Alger, Washington's Skagit Speedway, by winning over $80,000 for Mittry Motorsports #2X last June, as well as winning the overall Morrie Williams Memorial at Kings Speedway in mid-October. Undoubtedly, all the success he achieved in Australia the previous winter, coupled with several trips to the Midwest, made him a force to reckon with in 2023 and this coming season. To date, he has scored 15 NARC wins. Returning behind the wheel of the Bates-Hamilton Racing #42X, Justyn Cox from Roseville will also be a front-runner in the championship battle. Cox scored a massive triumph at Tulare's Dennis Roth Classic with $18,000+ in winnings in April and eventually was crowned the Sprint Car Challenge Tour 360 title winner. Undoubtedly, he's looking to add a NARC 410 Sprint Car Series crown to his trophy case come the Tribute To Gary Patterson at Stockton in November. Campbell's Bud Kaeding knows what it takes to achieve a championship with the NARC Series. The 2017 title winner once again finished in the top five in the final standings, and nearly collected a win at Petaluma Speedway during the May visit. It seems all it will take for Kaeding is to win once, and then the victory machine will be hitting on all eight-cylinders again. He has 21 NARC wins to his credit. Speaking of Petaluma, race fans are still talking about the amazing Salute To Baylands victory that Chase Johnson scored in July. The Penngrove pilot may have only won once last year with NARC, but he managed to accumulate some wins with and without the wing and in both 360 and 410 powerplants. Johnson no doubt will have a diverse 2024 schedule, which also includes Midgets on the calendar. Once more driving the Dave and Debbie Vertullo #83V, Dylan Bloomfield proved he can hang with the NARC ranks for an entire season. The Oakley driver managed a pair of Top 5 feature finishes and finally had a breakthrough victory in 360 competition on the preliminary night of the Fall Nationals at Silver Dollar Speedway. Could that translate into a David Tarter Memorial or Mini Gold Cup win this season when the tour visits Chico? Don't bet against it. Billy Aton will be another familiar face to see when the NARC group hits the road. Aton is excited about NARC's return to Santa Maria Speedway in 2024. What makes that track special is that it is the site of his lone NARC triumph in 2021. The Benicia driver and his team are a great group to have around with their infectious smiles and "no quit" attitude despite 2023 starting so rough for them in the spring. After being named the NARC Rookie of the Year at last year's championship celebration, Nick Parker is looking to build on that accolade. The Tucson, Arizona native, now residing in Chico, has a full year of NARC racing under his belt, making the rounds of the multiple tracks on the NARC campaign. That experience has culminated in a detailed notebook of improvements and nuances needed for success. That should spell improved performance for his team that should result in top finishes. Jarrett Soares will return to the NARC 410 Series when the engines fire up on March 9th. Returning to full-time series competition for the first time since 2016, the Gilroy gasser will be a delightful addition to the cast of characters tearing up the clay. Last year, Soares scored a pair of Non-Wing 360 Sprint victories at Antioch Speedway and traveled across the state of California as well as into the Pacific Northwest. THE ROOKS We've talked about some of the regulars, but a unique twist to the NARC 2024 campaign will be the youth movement by drivers who are still cutting their teeth in Sprint Cars and some with just a handful of starts in a 410. The battle for the Rookie of the Year award will be a barnburner from March to November. Dominic Gorden got some 410 racing under his belt late last year. Under the tutelage of crew chief Richard Brown, the Clovis teenager scored a trio of 360 triumphs, twice at Ocean and once at Marysville, as well as collecting the Western Sprint Tour title. Gorden didn't have much of a quiet offseason as he won six Caged Clone races at the Chowchilla Barn Burner and got the big payday at Nevada's Reno Livestock Events Center in February during the High Desert Hustle. He promises to be a top ten fixture. Lemoore driver Gauge Garcia spent last year splitting driving duties between the Tarlton Motorsports #21X and the Keller Motorsports #2K. Garcia had a pair of 360 wins in 2023, including the Cotton Classic in October at Kings and a thriller of a win at Tulare in May. His best NARC finish was a third at the Morrie Williams Memorial race. Garcia plans to chase the rookie title aboard the Keller Motorsports ride. Fresno's Caeden Steele is another individual to watch closely. Steele had some great battles with Bud Kaeding at Ocean Speedway on Friday nights in the Ocean Sprints 360 ranks, including posting a win in late August. Something noteworthy is in late July, he was able to record a sixth-place result at Skagit Speedway against a stacked field of 410 competitors with a 360 in between the frame rails. Another addition to the series will be Chico-based team of Michael Ing. The 22-year driver has five-years of experience in both 360's and a limited amount of time in 410's and will be driving a family owned and operated team with David Ing on the wrenches. Concord's Joey Ancona opened some eyes with some stellar NARC performances in a handful of races last season. The 19-year-old driver posted a NARC season best third place finish at Antioch Speedway last season. He still retains his "rookie" status in 2024. THE SPOILERS The last topic to cover is the many potential spoilers that will enter the battle during the NARC 410 Sprint Car Series. What makes NARC such an incredibly tough series is that anyone can win on any given night. Despite not running full-time with NARC in 2024, Dominic Scelzi will still be a force to reckon with. The two-time series champion has already logged many laps, filling in for James McFadden with the High Limit Series. This move reunited him with the Roth Motorsports team. Whether it's in Washington, Oregon, or California, the Fresno driver is sure to be upfront. He will be racing around the country and plans to return to California in May for the balance of the NARC season. Scelzi has 22 NARC victories on his resume'. 2023 saw one of the biggest comeback stories in Sprint Car racing. After shattering his collarbone at the Trophy Cup in October 2022, D.J. Netto returned and won. In his first race in March of 2023, he bested the ASCS-Southwest Region competition at Central Arizona Raceway. The Hanford pilot finally returned to NARC victory lane when he scored his seventh career NARC victory at the Morrie Williams Memorial at the end of the second Twin-20 main event. Carson Macedo won the NARC title in 2015, but one thing he did not do is something his younger brother Cole Macedo managed to accomplish in June, win a NARC feature. The younger Macedo took care of business at Willamette Speedway in Lebanon, Oregon, and was the only driver to beat eventual tour champion Corey Day during the Fastest Four Days Of Motorsports. Macedo also has spent some time in Florida and Georgia racing the Kevin Newton #16TH with the High Limit Series. He is a threat to win on any given night. With two trips to Silver Dollar Speedway, the 2022 SDS track champion Shane Golobic is one driver to not discount. The Matt Wood Racing #17W team has got Chico ¼-mile on lock and has won eight races in the last two seasons. Finishing sixth on the final night of the Gold Cup Race of Champions, the Fremont native wowed the crowd at Ocean Speedway when he finally won the Howard Kaeding Classic at Watsonville in July. He had ten victories between 410, 360, and Midget competition. He has 15 career NARC wins. Whether it was in the Larry Antaya #16A or the Jim and Annette Van Lare #5V, Colby Copeland was always a contender for a victory. The Roseville racer won with the Van Lare's at Placerville Speedway at the Dave Bradway Jr. Memorial mere days after his car owner lost his father. This made for a very powerful post race interview in victory lane. Copeland would back that up with another emotional victory lane visit at the Van Lare's home track at Petaluma when they bested the SCCT on the adobe 3/8-mile oval. Making a healthy number of NARC starts last year was Tanner Carrick. From Lincoln, Carrick won the first Sprint Car race in California in 2023 when he won the Sherm and Loree Toller Memorial at Marysville. He would get additional 360 wins at Ocean and Placerville. Carrick is notable for already achieving a win in 2024 by winning the Monday prelim at the Chili Bowl Midget Nationals in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on January 8th, which makes him the first Midget feature winner in the United States for this year. He is looking for his first career NARC win. 2005 NARC champion Sean Becker can be expected to make some appearances throughout the upcoming season. Now calling Roseville home, Becker had his best run with NARC on July 8th when he finished fourth at Petaluma. He closed the year out with an electric 360 win at Marysville with a win on Paul Hawes Memorial Sprint Spooktacular in late October. Last year, Andy Forsberg would collect his 200th career victory when he won the Tribute to Al Hinds at Placerville on April 15th. Three more additional wins, all at Marysville in 360 action, would add to the Auburn veterans total. Come the Mini Gold Cup and the David Tarter Memorial at Chico, he should be fun to watch. He was fourth on May 28th, his lone 410 top five of the campaign, and five total top tens at Chico for the four-time Silver Dollar Speedway track champ. Even though he spent much of the summer helping his son Cole in Kage Karts, Willie Croft was still fun to watch in his limited appearances with the NARC 410 Series. Croft, who resides in Colfax, posted two top-five finishes in eight 410 starts. This included a pair of runner-up finishes, getting one on May 28th at Silver Dollar and another at Skagit on July 22nd. Whether in California or his native Pacific Northwest, Trey Starks is always on the prowl for a win. Nearly capturing the prelude to the Dennis Roth Classic while racing for Scelzi Motorsports in April, he was also a contender at Grays Harbor Raceway's Timber Cup and the Dirt Cup. The two-time and defending Skagit Speedway track titlist from Puyallup, Washington, is looking to be the first Washington native to win the prestigious Dirt Cup since Seth Bergman did it in 2018. Tanner Holmes will be a fun driver to watch as he comes off a stint with the Shark Racing #1T after the Knoxville Nationals. This earned him a significant cram session in the final few months of 2023. Undoubtedly, he gained some valuable experience taking on the World Of Outlaws, expanding his knowledge of some new tracks and fierce competition that bettered his driving abilities. The Jacksonville, Oregon racer enjoyed a great Dirt Cup last year and posted several strong showings with the NARC series in the springtime. One of the Cinderella stories of 2023 was Michael Faccinto during the Dave Bradway Jr. Memorial at Placerville. Faccinto, from Hanford, set quick time, collected a large amount of money with all the bonuses and contingencies, and almost pulled off a massive upset finishing second. The team which he drove for, which claimed the Placerville 360 championship, was the Friends & Family #X1 owned by Alan Bradway, Dave's brother, and Steve Tuccelli. Those are just a few of the interesting scenarios and stories taking place on the NARC tour this season. When you mix it all together, it promises to be a very entertaining season of open wheel racing on the left coast. So pick your favorite driver and team and we will see you at the NARC races.
- World of Outlaws to Make Big O Speedway Debut March 22
The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series will make its final Texas stop of 2024 at Big O Speedway for the Bluebonnet Showdown on Friday, March 22.
- Sage Fruit Increases World of Outlaws Involvement, Joins Weis Markets as National Open Sponsor
Sage Fruit is upping the ante with the World of Outlaws Sprint Cars by sponsoring the 2024 National Open at Williams Grove Speedway and bringing fans closer to the drivers with the Sage Fruit Stage at multiple events.
- Matt Sheppard wins Volusia modified feature for his 500th career victory (Race roundup)
Feature 2 was won by Mike Marlar, with Jimmy Zacharias of Oswego 14th. Brandon Sheppard won the final late model twenty lapper. A huge field of 49 DIRT big-block modifieds and 47 WoO late models ...
- Big Game Motorsports and Gravel Open World of Outlaws Season With Win and DIRTcar Nationals Title
The opening weekend of the season was a success for Big Game Motorsports and driver David Gravel. The team captured its first World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series victory of the year and produced three top fives during the four-race Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals hosted by Volusia Speedway Park.
- Sea Foam Enhances World of Outlaws Partnership
Sea Foam is taking its partnership with the World of Outlaws to the next level in 2024 by sponsoring Qualifying and Engine Heat each race night.
- Sweet Wins Opening Night Feature at Volusia
Brad Sweet opened the 2024 World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series in victory lane after winning the first feature event of 2024 for the series Thursday night at Volusia Speedway Park.
- World of Outlaws Hit the Track for DIRTcar Nationals Practice
Racing doesn't start until Wednesday, but the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars hit the track Tuesday night for Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals practice.
- Photo Gallery: World of Outlaws Practice Night at Volusia Speedway Park
Images from practice night for the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series at Volusia Speedway Park courtesy of Action Photo.
- Volusia’s DIRTcar Nationals Set to Kickoff 2024 World of Outlaws Season
Sprint Car teams from all over will converge on Barberville, FL's Volusia Speedway Park this week for the 53rd Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals. A practice night (Feb. 6) precedes four consecutive nights of racing (Feb. 7-10) to get the 2024 campaign rolling for The Greatest Show on Dirt.
- Tony Stewart/Curb-Agajanian Racing Announces 2024 Partner Line-Up, Paint Schemes
With the 2024 racing season getting underway next week, Tony Stewart/Curb-Agajanian Racing (TSR) is pleased to announce its partner line-up and unveil a new look for 10-Time World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series (WoO) champion, Donny Schatz.
- World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Season Preview
Next week's Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals will signal the start of The Greatest Show on Dirt's 47th season of racing. An 86-race schedule will take the tour to 41 different tracks in 19 states.
- Aiden Forster claims 2023-24 World of Outlaws Thrustmaster Sprint Cars championship at Charlotte by tiebreaker
The battle for the 2023-24 iRacing World of Outlaws Thrustmaster Sprint Car Series championship came down to the final laps at The Dirt Track at Charlotte on Monday night between two Momentum Simsport ...
- Attica Raceway Park plans 24 action packed sprint and late model events in 2024
ATTICA, Ohio - Attica Raceway Park will roar back to life Friday, March 15 to open an action-packed season of sprint car and late model racing featuring 24 events featuring over $800,000 in total feature money and point fund payouts. "Thanks to incredible support from our fans and marketing partners we are able to increase our purses for our race teams. The Attica Raceway Park family is excited for the 2024 season," said John Bores, Promoter of Attica Raceway Park. "When we sat down to put together the 2024 schedule, we knew we had to look at the landscape of dirt track racing in our region and put together events that reward the race teams, excites the fans and promotes our marketing partners. We feel this schedule accomplishes those goals. It's going to be a fun and exciting race season at Attica Raceway Park," said Justin Liskai, Director of Operations. There are several special events on tap for 2024 including the traditional Core & Main Spring Nationals Friday, April 12 and Saturday, April 13. The Callie's Performance Products 410 sprints will battle for $6,000 to win and $500 to start the A-main each night with the Dirt Nerds Podcast powered by Propane.com UMP Late Models vying for $2,000 to win Friday and the Fremont Fence 305 Sprints going for $1,200 to win on Saturday. The first of two NOS Energy Drink World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series events at Attica will be held Friday, May 17 for the Kistler Engines Classic ($12,000 to win). The 305 sprints will also be in action. Reserved seats are available by going to www.atticaracewaypark.com. The Outlaws return for the 36th Annual Ohio Logistics Brad Doty Classic Presented by dac Pet Products Tuesday, July 16 paying the winner $15,000. Reserved seats are available by going to www.atticaracewaypark.com The Bert and Brigitte Emick Classic returns to Attica Raceway Park on Friday, June 7 to kick off the 42nd Annual FAST on Dirt Ohio Sprint Speedweek that features nine straight nights of sprint car racing across the Buckeye State. The 410 sprints will race for $6,000 to win and $500 to start the A-main at "Ohio's Finest Racing" venue and pays tribute to former All Star Circuit of Champions promoters Bert and Brigitte Emick who began Ohio Sprint Speedweek. The traditional Attica Ambush will take place Friday, Aug. 30 and Saturday, Aug. 31. The FAST on Dirt 410 Sprints will contend for $6,000 to win ($500 to start the A-main) and the UMP late models will battle for $2,000 to win on Great Lakes Truck Centers/Murphy Tractor Night on Friday. On Saturday's All Pro Aluminum Cylinder Heads Night Saturday, the 410 sprints will race for $6,000 to win ($500 to start the A-main). There will be free camping for the weekend. In total the Callie's Performance Products 410 Sprints will compete in 21 events in 2024 including 10 of the All Pro Aluminum Heads/Kistler Racing Products Attica Fremont Championship Series (AFCS) presented by the Baumann Auto Group with each of those shows paying $4,000 to win. The Dirt Nerds Podcast powered by Propane.com UMP Late Models will battle in 20 events at Attica in 2024 with several special events. The new American Iron Man Late Model Series will make its first ever Attica appearance on Friday, May 24 paying the feature winner $5,000 ($500 to start) with a total A-main purse of $22,800. The UMP late model series mid-season championship night (double points) will be held Friday, May 31 paying $2,000 to win as will the late model A-main during Ohio Sprint Speedweek night, Friday, June 7, the Attica Ambush on Friday, Aug. 30 and season championship night, Friday, Sept. 6. There will be four Attica/Oakshade Raceway Late Model Series events at Attica, Friday, May 10, Friday, June 21, Friday, July 28 and Friday, Aug. 23. The Fremont Fence 305 Sprints will see action at Attica for 20 events in 2024 including 10 races with the NAPA of Bryan AFCS presented by Jason Dietsch Trailer Sales. Also, the 305 sprints will compete in six events paying $1,200 to win; Baumann Auto Group/7L Construction/Venture Visionary Partners Night, Friday, April 19 presented by Gressman Powersports; Kistler Engines Classic Night on Friday, May 17; Mid-Season Championship Night (double points) on Friday, May 31; Attica Ambush Night #2 on Saturday, August 31; and Season Championship Night on Friday, September 6. The traditional Attica Raceway Park Fan Appreciation Night is scheduled for Friday, July 5 with general admission $15 for adults, $1 hot dogs, 50-cent popcorn and an open pits session for fans to meet the race teams. Every event at Attica Raceway Park will be streamed on DIRTVision. For more information go to www.atticaracewaypark.com or follow the track on Twitter @atticaracewyprk or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/atticaracewaypark and Instagram at attica_raceway_park.
- Hudson O’Neal wins Saturday WoO LMS race at Volusia
Hudson O’Neal commanded the field on Saturday night at Volusia Speedway Park in Barbervile, Florida to score the victory in World of Outlaws CASE Late Model Series action.
- Southern Sprint Car Shootout Allows Schuchart to Mentor Aspiring Driver, Sharpen Setup Skills
Most know Logan Schuchart for his talents behind the wheel with the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars. But the Shark Racing driver is trading the steering wheel for the wrenches next week.
- NARC NEWSLINE - DECEMBER 19, 2023
NARC NEWSLINE - December 19, 2023, By Jim Allen ... If you were ever going to get super excited about 410 sprint car racing, the time is now! As you're aware, the headlines this offseason have been awe-inspiring, dominated by a collection of the biggest players in our sport. With the addition of the full-blown High Limit Series national schedule, there is a buzz in the air that promises to push 410 sprint car racing to an even higher level. Good solid competition will do that! For everyone on the Left Coast, it's a great fit also, because it mounts a bright neon light around the sport of sprint car racing. Even though much progress has been made over the past five years, west coast 410 sprint car racing has been jolted with a cattle prod and pushed into turbo-mode. This complements the efforts by NARC, Peter Murphy, SLC Promotions, and Skagit Speedway, who collectively have worked hard to rebuild 410 sprint car racing to its glory days of the 1990's. Between the newly-released 26-race NARC schedule, a dozen or so 410 "open" races at Chico, Hanford, and Skagit, 11 High Limit races, and six World of Outlaw races on the west coast, there are more than 50 excellent (and high-paying) reasons for local 360 teams to consider stepping up their game with a 410 powerplant in California, Oregon, and Washington. I'm not saying 360 racing is a bad thing as much as I'm saying the 410 is now a great thing! With the addition of the High Limit Series, there has been a new cash influx of more than $5,000,000 into our sport. And with the cost of going sprint car racing escalating on a daily basis, teams now get to choose what best fits their racing budget and lifestyle. Is it the 89-race World of Outlaw schedule, or the 60-race High Limit schedule, or a combination or portion of both? It's nice to have choices, and if you listen closely to what is being said, "travel" and its related expenses is a red hot topic for drivers, pit crew members, truck drivers, and the car owners paying the bills. Some of the best in the sport have pulled off the road due to the relentless grind and the inability to recruit crew chiefs and support teams. Don't fall for the story that life on the road is all adventurous and exciting. That story is more of a sales pitch by hotel chains, fast food outlets and laundromats. In reality, living out of a suitcase away from your immediate family sucks on so many levels, which makes the commitment of these teams that much more commendable. The key to success in this whole equation is for everybody to stay positive. Unfortunately, it's not hard to find rabid fans and racing pundits who have already taken the tone that this is a full-blown civil war between the High Limit Series and the World of Outlaws. The questions and statements are endless … Who will have the best drivers? Who is going to stick with the Outlaws? This schedule is better! Who is going to be put out of business? That's all-drama queen stuff written by basement dwelling keyboard warriors and the worst conceivable way to look at it. My suggestion is don't take sides and enjoy the moment because the last time I checked, the United States is a pretty huge place and there are loyal open wheel fans and great teams everywhere. This new adventure is going to provide an excellent opportunity to cultivate the next Steve Kinser or Kyle Larson. But wait, there is more! What will be entertaining is the flagship events like the Kings Royal and Knoxville Nationals. They are already huge events, but now they will take on a Super Bowl feel between the two series. That type of competitiveness is worthy because it makes everybody step up their game. Winners of those events are going to be strutting around like the biggest rooster in the hen house, because those bragging rights last a whole year. So …, going back to how I started this ramble of thoughts, if you're not super excited about going 410 sprint car racing, you should seek immediate medical attention. It's going to be a great season. NARC SCHEDULE NOTES: NARC's 65th season of sprint car racing kicks off at Kings Speedway on March 9th. It will be the first of four events at the three-eighths mile oval. The $11,000 to win Peter Murphy Classic is now a one-day show and that will happen on April 13th. Also on the Hanford agenda is the popular Morrie Williams Memorial Twin-20 event on October 5th and an October 26th show, which is part of a NARC double-header weekend that features a Friday night show at Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway. The Kern features the ARCA stock cars on the paved track where they will practice and qualify on Friday afternoon, before they open the gates to the Dirt Track. ARCA's headliner takes place on Saturday, while we roll over to Hanford. … Here's hoping that Mother Nature cooperates with us to allow a NARC event at Silver Dollar Speedway. Both the Mini Gold Cup and the David Tarter Memorial were rained out in '23. On tap next season is the May 16th $10,000 to win Mini-Gold Cup and the July 29th Tarter Memorial. … NARC returns to Merced Speedway for some March Madness action on March 23rd. The last time NARC rolled into Merced was 2021. … … The Fastest Four Days in Motorsports is now five with the addition of Cottage Grove Speedway. Each of the five shows pays $5000 to win and $600 to start. There is the possibility of adding a special $50,000 bonus to any driver who can sweep the board. That's a work in progress. … The Northwest Focus Midgets will be the support class for the first four of those shows (and the fifth if a couple of things fall in place.) The goal during the FFDM is to be done by 9:30 p.m. each night and head up the road. … The Super Dirt Cup at Skagit will once again drop a $62,000 payday on the winner of the June 22nd Saturday night finale. The Skagit team is actively working to guarantee a $2500+ minimum start money in the finale. Stay tuned for more info. … There will be the (second annual) Super Dirt Cup Golf Tournament on Wednesday, June 19th at the Avalon Golf Links. Proceeds benefit the NARC Benevolent Fund and the Rayce Rudeen Foundation. Sign-ups begin in February. … … The Dave Bradway Jr. Memorial race "weekend" will feature a Sprint Car Challenge Tour show on Friday, followed by the NARC show on Saturday, June 1st. As always, event and lap sponsorships are available by sending a DM to Karen Bradway Tuccelli on Facebook. … The month of June features 10 NARC championship points races. … There will be a pair of NARC/SCCT combo shows in 2024, both at Tony Noceti' s Stockton Dirt Track - the April 6th Asparagus Cup and the November 2nd Tribute to Gary Patterson finale. Speaking of Stockton, crews have already cut in a new quarter mile layout at the facility and are in the process of dialing in banking, and lights, and safety barriers. This is guaranteed to make the Stockton Dirt Track more of an action track than a speed track. … The Thunderbowl Raceway in on our schedule twice in May. Sandwiched in between those two shows is a one-night stand at Antioch Speedway … The most asked question this off-season is … How can Santa Maria Speedway be on the schedule when they didn't run any races this year? The good news is there is a sale pending for the facility - which means we didn't lose another track. I'm not at liberty to pass on the name of the new owner, but it may rhyme with Mony Rombo. They have booked a variety of events for the 2024 season, including our date on July 27th. … Other one-night stands in July include stops at Petaluma and Ocean Speedway. Rick Faeth announced that his July 6th Petaluma race will honor the late David Lindt, a five-time track champion who won 48 main events. The event will pay $5200 to the winner. … The July 13th Howard Kaeding Classic will also mark the only visit to Ocean Speedway. But it will be a good one. It pays $6900 to win. The 2023 event paid $1200 to start. The Friday night 360 show will include an "After Party" and there will be the Howard Kaeding Luncheon on Saturday afternoon. Money raised at that event goes to the NARC Benevolent Fund. … The continued notable absence of Calistoga Speedway from our schedule also sucks on many levels. 2024 will mark the fifth consecutive season that a sprint car has not been pushed off at the fairgrounds. And to think they wonder why the Napa County Fairgrounds isn't financially viable. WHAT'S NEW? Jarrett Soares will be back on the NARC tour full-time in '24. Car owner Steven Soares is currently hunting down a pair of 410 motors to make that happen. … Also look for Dominic Gorden to be a frequent flyer as well! This 17-year-old Clovis driver has been a top ten fixture in a multitude of different race cars. Sounds like the same familiar story line as our 2023 NARC champion. … Hope to see the likes of Joey Ancona and Kalib Henry on the NARC tour on a more frequent basis. … Aussie Karl Hoffmans is already committed to make the trip to the Pacific Northwest for the FFDM and Skagit. … NARC BANQUET NOTES: Corey Day became the youngest champion in the 64-year history of the NARC and King of the West Sprint Cars. His stat line was impressive with 15 podium finishes in 20 events, including nine victories. … The NARC Benevolent Fund auction, which was hosted by both Bud Kaeding and Jason Meyers, raised more than $11,000 for the cause. Thank you to all who contributed. … Shannon Bloomfield was the recipient of the Dave Bradway Jr. Inspirational trophy and I struggled to get through the presentation. I'm not sure what is harder to imagine, that so many injuries could happen to one person, or that a single person could fight through the recovery process to lead a normal life afterwards. … Congrats to 2023 NARC rookie of the year Nick Parker. Parker and his team worked extremely hard to make it through a handful of race nights - but never gave up. He finished eighth in points. … Corey Day pocketed a $500 bonus from Mettec Titanium for leading the most laps this season. Dominic Scelzi was presented with an extra $500 from Kimo's Tropical Car Wash for winning the most heat races (7). … Bud Kaeding has finished in the top five in the NARC championship point standings for ten consecutive years. … Chase Johnson collected the $1000 bonus from Williams Roofing for passing the most cars this season. He passed 84. The rest of the top five included Corey Day (57); Justyn Cox (48); Justin Sanders (47); and Bud Kaeding (46). … Eight car owners made it to all 20 NARC shows and were awarded with loyalty checks at the banquet. This list includes Jason Meyers (14), Demo Mittry (2X) Scelzi Enterprises (41), Bates-Hamilton Racing (42X) BK Racing (69), David Vertullo (83V), Billy Aton (26), and Nick Parker (115). … Shane Bowers, the crew chief of Jason Meyers #14, took home the coveted Billy Albini Mechanic of the Year trophy. A well-earned accolade. … And finally, we are planning to see you at each and every one of our events in 2024. But, if you can't make it, we are proud to announce that we just inked a two-year deal so you can catch ALL of our events on Floracing.com. In the meantime, you can find everything you need on NARC410.com, or on Facebook, X/Twitter, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok. With that, I wish all of you a safe holiday season and a Happy New Year! We will talk again in 2024. Coming to you live from Auburn, CA. See ya!
- Alex Bergeron goes back to World of Outlaws Thrustmaster Sprint Cars victory lane at Knoxville
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- Sprint Car Champ Defends Kyle Larson’s High Limit Racing With Harsh Reality Check Amidst Ongoing World of Outlaws Tussle
Just a short while back, Brad Sweet, fresh from clinching his fifth straight World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series title, decided to depart from “The Greatest Show on Dirt.” The Grass ...
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- Whynot Motorsports Park Race TrackMeridian, Mississippi, USA
- Willamette Speedway Race TrackLebanon, Oregon, USA
- Williams Grove Speedway Race TrackMechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, USA
- Wilmot Raceway Race TrackBurlington, Wisconsin, USA