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On Wednesday, the Castrol FloRacing Night in America Series released its 2024 slate of events. The 10-race slate will send competitors to nine separate tracks across six states with each event paying at least $20,000-to-win.
Here are some of our favorite Sprint Car Photos from 2023:
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Here are some of our favorite Dirt Late Model car shots from 2023:
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After only one season of awarding its championship to the driver who finished highest among the top-four in the standings going into its final race of the season, the Dirt Track World Championship at Eldora Speedway, the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series has announced a change in the format that will be used to determine the 2024 titlist. Instead of a winner-take-all system being used to decide the season-long victor, a seven-race Big River Steel Chase for the Championship will again feature the top-four in the standings racing it out for glory.
Here are some head shot photos NASCAR drivers(Part I)
These alphabetical pictures run from Denny Hamlin to J.J. Yeley.
(Photo: Rico Abreu)
When the Brad Sweet and Kyle Larson-owned High Limit Sprint Car Series purchased the All Star Circuit of Champions for the purpose of expanding its schedule beyond the midweek tour it had been in 2023, it became apparent that there would be a competition for tracks, dates and drivers with the more established World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series. And that new found rivalry has come to the forefront in this form of motorsports all throughout the current off-season.
(Photo: Hudson O'Neal was the 2023 Lucas Oil champion)
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(Photo: Scott Bloomquist has won most of the races on this list)
Over the past couple of seasons there has been a major influx of money into the top level of Dirt Late Model racing. There are more purses paying out $50,000 or more to the winner than has ever been the case in the history of this form of motorsports.
Here are some head shot photos NASCAR drivers(Part I)
These alphabetical pictures run from Christopher Bell to Ty Gibbs.
BATAVIA, Ohio (December 1, 2023) – The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series continues its prosperity as it embarks on its 20th season of competition as the premier tour for dirt late models.
The 2024 season will bring the elite teams of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series together for 63 events at 28 unique venues across 16 different states. The 2024 schedule is highlighted by 21 events that will pay a minimum of $20,000 to the winner. Of those, are 12 crown jewel events that boast a $50,000 or more top prize.
After an epic 2023 season that saw Bobby Pierce claim his first World of Outlaws CASE Construction Equipment Late Model championship, the Series returns for another exciting season in 2024 with 16 new tracks.
2024 SCHEDULE: 86-Night Calendar Highlighted by Crown Jewels, New Tracks, Returning Favorites
The World of Outlaws will visit more than 40 racetracks in 2024
Inaugural Nationwide Schedule Highlighted by Three Crown Jewel Events Paying $100,000-to-Win; Midweek Money Series 11-Race Schedule Featuring a $50,000-to-Win Event
Season Begins Monday, February 12 with All Races Streamed Live on FloRacing
Could the current Sprint Car rivalry spill into the Late Model world?
Part of the dirt racing world has turned into a bit of a battleground as what are now two competing Sprint Car tours appear to be locked into a competition for drivers, tracks, and dates with the 2024 season looming in the distance. The longstanding World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series finds itself in the somewhat unfamiliar territory of having to fight with an upstart rival which brings a considerable amount of clout to the dispute.
