Aaron Reutzel
The Texas-bred driver of the black No. 87 chasing crown jewels on dirt. Came up racing 360 sprints across the Southwest before chasing 410 glory.
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Sprint Cars Drivers
Anthony Macri
Captured the 2025 Kings Royal at Eldora, the biggest win of his career. Started in 600cc micro sprints as a preteen from Dillsburg, Pennsylvania.
Brad Sweet
Won five straight World of Outlaws championships from 2019-2023. Grew up in Grass Valley, California.
Brady Bacon
Regarded as a modern sprint car king, still winning features and contending into the mid-2020s. An Oklahoma native who became a long-tenured fixture on the national non-wing sprint car scene.
Bryan Clauson
Died in 2016 from injuries at the Belleville Midget Nationals, aged 27. Became the youngest USAC National feature winner at sixteen.
Buddy Kofoid
Moved full-time to World of Outlaws sprint cars as a title contender. Grew up racing out of Penngrove, California.
C.J. Leary
Continued as a national sprint and Silver Crown regular into the mid-2020s. A Greenfield, Indiana racer who followed his father into USAC open-wheel competition.
Carson Macedo
A cornerstone California driver of the 41 team, hunting his first national title. Grew up in Lemoore, California.
Chris Windom
A repeat winner of the 4-Crown Nationals in midgets, sprints and Silver Crown. An Illinois driver who built a versatile national career across all three USAC divisions.
Christopher Bell
Won three straight Chili Bowls (2017-2019) before his NASCAR Cup career. Raised around the micro-sprint bullrings of Norman, Oklahoma.
Daison Pursley
Also earned national sprint car Rookie of the Year honors along the way. An Oklahoma-raised prodigy who won a national micro sprint crown as a young teenager.
Danny Dietrich
Won the National Open in 2016, the crown jewel of Posse country. A Gettysburg-area kid who grew up on Central Pennsylvania's bullrings.
Danny Lasoski
A folksy fan favorite known by his nickname 'The Dude'. Grew up in Dover, Missouri.
Dave Darland
A USAC Hall of Fame inductee who raced for decades across all three national divisions. An Indiana short-track legend who became one of the most beloved figures on the USAC trail.
David Gravel
Won back-to-back World of Outlaws championships in 2024 and 2025. Grew up in Watertown, Connecticut, a rare New England sprint car star.
Donny Schatz
Won 10 World of Outlaws championships, including five straight from 2014-2018. Grew up in Fargo, North Dakota.
Doug Wolfgang
A 1970s-80s legend and Hall of Famer, never a World of Outlaws champion. Grew up in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
James McFadden
Extends Australia's proud lineage of Outlaw sprint car drivers. Grew up in Alice Springs, in Australia's Northern Territory.
Jason Johnson
Died from injuries in a 2018 crash at Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. Grew up in Eunice, Louisiana.
Joey Saldana
Amassed 105 World of Outlaws feature wins and made the Hall of Fame. Grew up in Brownsburg, Indiana, son of a national sprint car driver.
Justin Grant
Won multiple national sprint and Silver Crown titles but still chases a midget crown to complete a triple crown. Grew up racing on the West Coast before chasing a national open-wheel career in the Midwest.
Kevin Swindell
Won four straight Chili Bowls (2010-2013), the first driver ever to do so. Son of a sprint car legend, raised in Germantown, Tennessee.
Kyle Cummins
Hailed as one of the most dominant single-season national sprint car champions ever. A southern-Indiana sprint car racer who made his USAC debut over a decade ago.
Kyle Larson
Regarded as the most versatile American racer, dominating dirt while starring in NASCAR. Grew up in Elk Grove, California, racing outlaw karts and midgets.
Logan Schuchart
One of the most consistent full-time World of Outlaws contenders without a title. Grew up in Hanover, Pennsylvania.
Logan Seavey
Tied the all-time single-season USAC National Sprint Car win record with 14 victories. A California-bred talent who moved east to chase national midget and sprint car glory.
Mark Kinser
Retired in 2006 with 153 series feature wins. Grew up in Bloomington, Indiana.
Rico Abreu
A crowd-favorite sprint and midget star who owns his own race team. Grew up on a vineyard in Rutherford, California.
Sammy Swindell
Won three World of Outlaws championships across three different decades. Grew up around the Memphis, Tennessee racing scene where his father raced.
Sheldon Haudenschild
A slide-job specialist and one of the tour's most exciting Ohio-bred drivers. A fourth-generation racer who grew up in Wooster, Ohio.
Spencer Bayston
Notched Chili Bowl preliminary wins, with a best A-main finish of third. An Indiana driver who burst onto the national midget scene in his early years.
Steve Kinser
Won 20 World of Outlaws championships, more than any driver in history. Grew up in Bloomington, Indiana, cousin to another sprint car great.
Tanner Thorson
Won the 2022 Chili Bowl A-Main, beating Christopher Bell. Grew up racing out of Minden, Nevada.
Tony Stewart
Co-owns a championship-winning World of Outlaws sprint car team. Came up through open-wheel dirt racing out of Columbus, Indiana.
Tyler Courtney
Known for winning across sprint, midget and Silver Crown, including sweeping multiple wins in a single evening. An Indiana-based racer who climbed through the USAC ranks as a fan favorite with a bright nickname.
