The time has finally arrived. It’s the richest Month of Money in the history of the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series. It’s so big that not even one Kings Royal will suffice, that’s why we’re offering up TWO different $175,000 paydays at Eldora Speedway this week. Fans can BUY TICKETS HERE.
Ask any kid in a Quarter Midget where they dream to race. Most will answer Indianapolis or Daytona because 500-milers in those hallowed cathedrals are America’s most famous, most prestigious, most lucrative events. To win either is to be immortal. To win both is to be A.J Foyt or Mario Andretti. Foyt and Mario rose
Grab your NOS Energy Drink and your tickets. We’re calling last call on the 2020 World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series season Friday and Saturday, Nov. 6-7, at The Dirt Track at Charlotte. The World of Outlaws Last Call will conclude the wild and eventful 2020 season with another exciting championship battle
As the World of Outlaws return to racing, the third round in the trilogy of “World of Outlaws: eDirt Racing Shootout” events on CBS Sports Network Tuesday night gave fans an explosive battle to the finish worth their while. The iRacing invitational event at The Dirt Track at Charlotte saw NASCAR star Christopher Bell and
The “World of Outlaws: eDirt Racing Shootout” on CBS Sports Network is the latest big event to race at Florida’s Volusia Speedway Park, the “World’s Fastest Half-Mile” and home to the DIRTcar Nationals each February. On Tuesday night, it became home to a thrilling display of virtual speed and mud-slinging competition with stars from the
Christopher Bell had an eventful iRacing Sunday. After finishing second in the NASCAR Pro Invitational race earlier in the day, Bell made the long journey from the virtual Dover International Speedway to the virtual Volusia Speedway Park. He made it just in time to survive a wild 35-lap NOS Energy Drink Feature that saw three-time
Alex Bergeron stood at the podium during the 2019 World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series banquet in November, thanking his parents, thanking his sponsors and collecting his $15,200 check. Some drivers in the crowd wore a baffled expression. Many didn’t know who he was or that he won the 2019 iRacing World
The adrenaline rush thrill ride of the World of Outlaws iRacing Invitational caught the attention of hundreds of thousands of fans in its FOX Sports 1 (FS1) debut last week. In Wednesday night’s sequel on FS1, the Sprint Car and Late Model Invitationals left fans desiring more. Kevin Swindell stole hearts by getting his first
History was made with the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series last week, making its debut on FOX Sports 1 – its virtual debut. And it’ll be made, again, this week. The reception was strong enough, with thousands of fans lauding the broadcast, to warrant another round of World of Outlaws iRacing
Forty drivers strapped into their chariots. Hundreds of thousands of fans sat at the edge of their seats with the thunderous roar of eight-cylinder engines emphatically echoing around them. However, those chariots were Sim Rigs. Those seats were couches, armchairs, beds and possibly even the floor. And those engines were the simulated sounds of World
