As the stars of the World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series rolled into Bristol Motor Speedway’s dirt track, one driver would move from student to teacher after surpassing his legendary mentor in career wins at this weekend’s Bristol Bash finale.
The stars of both the World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model and NOS Energy Sprint Car Series were back to racing this weekend and two drivers would prove that both they and their teams had what it took to dominate two of the toughest dirt tracks in both Farmer City, IL, and Pevely, MO.
NASCAR’s dirt race was messy, muddy and a return to the kind of excitement and competition that fans have been longing for. Long live the dirt.
While Mother Nature would win out on Saturday, following the postponement of Rock Gault Memorial, two World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series drivers would still have the opportunity to split a set of victories on Friday night at Cherokee Speedway.
You have heard his voice on our Behind The Wheel podcast and now you get to see your and our talented friend Chris Young in a whole new role – as a drag racer.
The first woman to win the Nürburgring 24 Hours and one of motor racing’s highest-profile female drivers in the world passed away today, at the age of 51-years-old, following a long battle with cancer.
After making their debut appearance at Monroe, Louisiana’s newest dirt short track, one driver stole the show.
Like many things this year, the top shelf of drag racing was forced to delay the start of their season due to an invisible virus. While both drivers and fans would have to show some serious patience for the explosive 2021 National Hot Rod Association to begin, and it was worth the wait.
While the start of this race season has been a sluggish one, this definitely has not been the case for the World of Outlaws Morton Buildings 2021 season.
It is a new year and a new start to the racing season, which is the perfect time to jump Behind The Wheel with a very inspiring guest.
