CONCORD, N.C. — The 2025 World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car schedule will feature 90 nights of racing at 41 tracks in 21 states and Canada.
It all begins in Florida at Volusia Speedway Park and finds its final destination nine months later at The Dirt Track at Charlotte.
In between, the country’s best drivers will take on a new track, compete in the sport’s most prestigious crown jewels, visit staples of the schedule, and return to tracks eager to welcome them back after multi-year absences.
“We’re very happy with the schedule built for 2025,” Series Director Carlton Reimers said. “The calendar comes from taking feedback from both teams and fans and creating a campaign complete with the sport’s top events, annual stops, and some places we haven’t been in a while to best showcase The Greatest Show on Dirt.”
The World of Outlaws campaign will begin in Florida for the 21st consecutive season. Volusia Speedway Park’s Federated Auto Parts DIRTcar Nationals will bring the nation’s top Sprint Car drivers to Barberville, Fla., for four nights (Feb. 5-8) of racing as they chase a Big Gator championship.
For the third straight season, Volusia will also host the second event of the year as the tour returns three weeks later for the Bike Week Jamboree. Racing on Sunday and Monday (March 2-3) will help kick off Florida’s famed Bike Week as the four-wheel and two-wheel worlds cross over.
NEW TRACK
Mississippi Thunder Speedway (Aug. 19) – The one new facility on the calendar is Wisconsin’s Mississippi Thunder Speedway.
BACK ON THE SCHEDULE
Ohsweken Speedway (May 14-15) – Canada, we’re coming back! The nation’s top Sprint Car drivers will make a highly anticipated return to Canada for the first time since 2017 as the tour crosses the northern border aimed at Ontario’s Ohsweken Speedway for two nights of weekday racing in May.
Cornwall Motor Speedway (May 18) – The action in Canada doesn’t end after two nights at Ohsweken. Sunday will take the tour to Cornwall Motor Speedway for the first time since 2014.
Plymouth Dirt Track (June 6) – The World of Outlaws will ignite a three-race weekend in Wisconsin by ending a 20-year absence from Plymouth Dirt Track.
Angell Park Speedway (June 8) – The World of Outlaws have made just one visit to Angell Park Speedway (2016), but that is set to change next year as the tour returns to the historic Sun Prairie, Wis., oval on a Sunday in June.
Deer Creek Speedway (July 10) – An eight-year wait ends in July when Minnesota’s Deer Creek Speedway welcomes the nation’s best sprint car drivers for the first time since 2017.
Vado Speedway Park (Sept. 5-6) – Back in 2022 The Greatest Show on Dirt debuted at New Mexico’s Vado Speedway Park with a midweek show. And in 2025 the Series returns in a bigger way with a two-night weekend.
Perris Auto Speedway (Sept. 13) – This So-Cal oval has been absent from the calendar since 2022 and will return in 2025.
New Egypt Speedway (Oct. 10) – The state of New Jersey will be treated to the country’s top Sprint Car talent for the first time since 2022. The World of Outlaws make a fall trip to New Egypt (N.J.) Speedway for the track’s 10th race in series history.
LaSalle Speedway (Oct. 18) – A week after New Egypt, another track will host the World of Outlaws for the 10th time. The tour heads back to Illinois’ LaSalle Speedway for the first visit since 2013.
CROWN JEWELS
Huset’s High Bank Nationals (June 18-21) – BillionAuto.com Huset’s High Bank Nationals week again packs two major events in one in 2025. First up will be the Huset’s Hustle on June 18-19 with a $100,000 prize. Then the focus shifts to the High Bank Nationals with the Friday, June 20 prelim setting the stage for Saturday’s $250,000-to-win finale, equaling the highest payday history.
42nd Kings Royal (July 18-19) – A King will be crowned in mid-July when Eldora Speedway hosts the 42nd running of the Kings Royal. Friday’s Knight Before opens the weekend before Saturday’s coronation puts another name in “The Big E” history books and sends the King home with $200,000.
64th Knoxville Nationals (Aug. 6-9) – The sprint car world will converge on Knoxville Raceway in early August for the 64th NOS Energy Drink Knoxville Nationals presented by Casey’s. The 2025 running grows a little more with the champion banking a massive $195,000 check at the top of a purse that pays generously throughout the field.
Dennis Roth Classic (Sept. 19-20) – Last year’s Dennis Roth Classic grew to new heights as the World of Outlaws sanctioned the race for the first time and the winner’s share rose to $83,000. The Thunderbowl Raceway (Tulare, Calif.) event will again feature the unique payday as a nod to Roth’s iconic car number.
63rd National Open (Oct. 3-4) – The World of Outlaws and Pennsylvania Posse rivalry reaches its peak at the beginning of October at Williams Grove Speedway’s National Open. It’s all about big money and bragging rights with $75,000 earmarked for the winner.
MAINSTAYS
Jason Johnson Classic (April 4-5) – The World of Outlaws continue to honor the “Ragin’ Cajun” with the seventh running of the Jason Johnson Classic. After a successful shift to Arrowhead Speedway in 2024, the event returns to the Oklahoma facility in 2025.
Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55 (April 11-12 & Aug. 1-2) – The usual two stops for four nights of racing at Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55 begins with a spring visit. Four months later The Greatest Show on Dirt returns alongside the Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series presented by Toyota for the grueling Ironman 55.
#LetsRaceTwo (May 2-3) – The first two of four total nights of Eldora Speedway action in 2025 come in Early May when the World of Outlaws meet up with the USAC National Sprint Cars for #LetsRaceTwo.
Lincoln Speedway (May 7 & Oct. 11) – It’s a pair of dates in the scenic Pigeon Hills of Pennsylvania next year. Lincoln Speedway is the destination for May’s Gettysburg Clash along with a fall race in October.
Morgan Cup & Summer Nationals (May 9-10 & July 25-26) – The National Open won’t be the only trip to Williams Grove. The track hosts the tour for a six nights of racing with the Morgan Cup and Summer Nationals also pitting the World of Outlaws and PA Posse against one another.
Attica Raceway Park (May 23 & July 15) – This northern Ohio oval has become a staple of The Greatest Show on Dirt, and that won’t change with two dates in 2025. The first Attica stop comes in May before July’s highly anticipated Brad Doty Classic.
Jackson Motorplex (June 4 & Aug. 16) – Minnesota’s Jackson Motorplex again features a pair of dates but with a slight shakeup. The two visits will be split with a June midweek event coming first before returning on an August Saturday.
Beaver Dam Raceway (June 7) – The World of Outlaws make a visit to Beaver Dam Raceway during a three-race weekend in Wisconsin for the $20,000-to-win Jim “JB” Boyd Memorial.
WORLD FINALS
For the 19th consecutive year, the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car tour will conclude at The Dirt Track at Charlotte.
The World of Outlaws World Finals not only invites the country’s best sprint car drivers to the “Queen City,” but it also brings the World of Outlaws Late Models and Super DIRTcar Series Big Block Modifieds for four straight nights (Nov. 5-8) of action.
2025 WORLD OF OUTLAWS NOS ENERGY DRINK SPRINT CAR SCHEDULE
Feb. 5-8 Volusia Speedway Park Barberville, Fla.
March 2-3 Volusia Speedway Park Barberville, Fla.
March 7 Talladega Short Track Eastaboga, Ala.
March 8 Magnolia Motor Speedway Columbus, Miss.
March 14-15 Kennedale Speedway Park Kennedale, Texas
March 21-22 Cotton Bowl Speedway Paige, Texas
March 28 Lawton Speedway Lawton, Okla.
March 29 81 Speedway Park City, Kan.
April 4-5 Arrowhead Speedway Colcord, Okla.
April 11-12 Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55 Pevely, Mo.
April 18-19 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa
April 25 Jacksonville Speedway Jacksonville, Ill.
April 26 Tri-State Speedway Haubstadt, Ind.
May 2-3 Eldora Speedway Rossburg, Ohio
May 7 Lincoln Speedway Abbottstown, Pa.
May 9-10 Williams Grove Speedway Mechanicsburg, Pa.
May 14-15 Ohsweken Speedway Ohsweken, Ontario
May 18 Cornwall Motor Speedway Long Sault, Ontario
May 23 Attica Raceway Park Attica, Ohio
May 24 Sharon Speedway Hartford, Ohio
May 26 Atomic Speedway Chillicothe, Ohio
May 30 River Cities Speedway Grand Forks, N.D.
May 31 Red River Valley Speedway West Fargo, N.D.
June 4 Jackson Motorplex Jackson, Minn.
June 6 Plymouth Dirt Track Plymouth, Wis.
June 7 Beaver Dam Raceway Beaver Dam, Wis.
June 8 Angell Park Speedway Sun Prairie, Wis.
June 13-14 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa
June 18-21 Huset’s Speedway Brandon, S.D.
June 27-28 Cedar Lake Speedway New Richmond, Wis.
July 10 Deer Creek Speedway Spring Valley, Minn.
July 11-12 Wilmot Raceway Wilmot, Wis.
July 15 Attica Raceway Park Attica, Ohio
July 18-19 Eldora Speedway Rossburg, Ohio
July 23 BAPS Motor Speedway York Haven, Pa.
July 25-26 Williams Grove Speedway Mechanicsburg, Pa.
July 27 Weedsport Speedway Weedsport, N.Y.
Aug. 1-2 Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55 Pevely, Mo
Aug. 6-9 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa
Aug. 15 Ogilvie Raceway Ogilvie, Minn.
Aug. 16 Jackson Motorplex Jackson, Minn.
Aug. 19 Mississippi Thunder Speedway Fountain City, Wis.
Aug. 22 River Cities Speedway Grand Forks, N.D.
Aug. 23 Red River Valley Speedway West Fargo, N.D.
Aug. 30-31 Huset’s Speedway Brandon, S.D.
Sept. 5-6 Vado Speedway Park Vado, N.M.
Sept. 12 Bakersfield Speedway Bakersfield, Calif.
Sept. 13 Perris Auto Speedway Perris, Calif.
Sept. 19-20 Thunderbowl Raceway Tulare, Calif.
Sept. 26 TBD
Sept. 27 Sharon Speedway Hartford, Ohio
Oct. 3-4 Williams Grove Speedway Mechanicsburg, Pa.
Oct. 10 New Egypt Speedway New Egypt, N.J.
Oct. 11 Lincoln Speedway Abbottstown, Pa.
Oct. 17 TBD
Oct. 18 LaSalle Speedway La Salle, Ill.
Oct. 24-25 TBD
Nov. 5-8 The Dirt Track at Charlotte Concord, N.C.