Saturday night’s World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series event at Kennedale (Texas) Speedway Park was canceled following a medical emergency during staging for the Last Chance Showdown. According to a report from Kennedale News,

A World of Outlaws race at Kennedale Speedway turned tragic after a safety vehicle collision killed one racing official while assisting driver Marcus Thomas. Another official was injured and the race was canceled.

Texas, home of unparalleled state pride, sizeable steaks, and the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series. Ted Johnson’s vision became a reality on March 18, 1978 when the World of Outlaws contested their first race at Mesquite,

GRAND FORKS — The World of Outlaw sprints are returning to Grand Forks twice next summer. The Outlaws have set a pair of dates at River Cities Speedway and at Red River Valley Speedway in Fargo. They'll race at The Bullring in Grand Forks on May 30 and ...

ABBOTTSTOWN, Pa. — The greatest rivalry on dirt returned for the first time this season on Wednesday, with the PA Posse taking on the World of Outlaws at Lincoln Speedway. Fans started tailgating in the parking lots hours before the racing began, with PA ...

Industry Hills Speedway, affectionately known as the “Thunderdome”, will host the third World Speedway Invitational on October 25, 2025. The speedway is an eighth-mile bullring inside a hilltop, covered venue with seating capacity for more than 5,000 ...

Tim McCreadie has returned to the World of Outlaws Late Models series for the first time in a decade. McCreadie has teamed up with car owner Boom Briggs for the 2025 season after leaving Paylor Motorsports. The veteran driver has brought back his father's ...