The mandated 410-cubic inch engine (6.7 litre) produces over 900 horsepower, uses mechanical fuel injection and must run on methanol fuel. Previous broadcasters include The Nashville Network and Speed Channel shown live or on delay.Īccording to World of Outlaws regulations, a WoO Sprint Car must weigh at least 1,400 pounds (636kg) with the driver in the car. It originally offered radio broadcasts of all races, and added video streaming to select races, until reaching the full calendar in 2018 Select races are broadcast on delay nationally on the CBS Sports Network with MavTV showing the Knoxville National since 2013. In 2004, the subscription-based streaming service DIRTvision was founded. In 2003, Johnson sold the series to Boundless Motor Sports Racing, later renamed DIrt Motorsports and currently World Racing Group. Johnson organized the World of Outlaws sanctioning body and established a national schedule, a set of rules and a points system to crown a champion of his series. At the time sprint car racing in the United States lacked a true national series. The series was founded in 1978 by Ted Johnson, a former midget racer from Madison, Wisconsin. The series travels primarily the United States, but has sanctioned races in Canada, Mexico and Australia. The race cars feature large adjustable wings on the top and large rear tires that transfer their power to the dirt tracks they race on. The body sanctions a national tour of high power to weight, custom fabricated sprint cars called the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series. Steve Kinser's 2007 World of Outlaws sprint car at the King's Royal race The Sprint Car Series is sponsored by Monster Beverage's NOS and the Late Model Series is sponsored by Morton Buildings, Inc. These dirt track racing series are owned and operated by World Racing Group. It later purchased a national tour of late models called the World of Outlaws Late Model Series. It is best known for sanctioning a national tour of sprint cars called the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series. The body sanctions two major national touring series. The World of Outlaws (often abbreviated WoO) is an American motorsports sanctioning body. ( Learn how and when to remove this template message)

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