World of Outlaws Pro Series Powered by iRacing Returns for Tenth Season
The World of Outlaws Pro Series powered by iRacing returns on 16 November for its tenth season, featuring a $25,000 combined purse split between 410 Sprint Car and Late Model championships.
The World of Outlaws Pro Series powered by iRacing is set to return for its tenth season starting 16 November, splitting competitors across two standalone disciplines: the 410 Sprint Car Championship and the Late Model Championship. Across both competitions, drivers will battle for a combined prize purse of $25,000, with $12,500 allocated to each category and the respective champion taking home $6,000.
Following preliminary qualification rounds held over recent Monday evenings, the 35-driver grid for the 410 Sprint Car campaign has been established. The provisional entry roster features established series contenders including Alex Bergeron, Tyler Schell, Tanner Pettit, Ryan Avila, Aiden Forster, and Logan Rumsey, alongside qualifiers such as Blake Carrick, Blake Giglio, Joel Smith, and Xavier Doney. The 410 Sprint Car calendar consists of five 35-lap rounds running on Mondays through mid-December, visiting Volusia Speedway Park on 16 November, Huset’s Speedway on 23 November, Williams Grove Speedway on 30 November, Eldora Speedway on 7 December, and Knoxville Raceway on 14 December.
Meanwhile, qualifying remains underway for the 35 berths in the Late Model Championship, running on Thursday evenings from 22 October through 19 November. The opening qualifying round at Oswego Speedway was claimed by Lucas Ruark, who leads the preliminary standings ahead of remaining sessions at Knoxville Raceway, Huset’s Speedway, Weedsport, and Williams Grove Speedway. Several sprint car competitors, including Bergeron, Avila, Pettit, and Rumsey, are currently placed within the qualification zone to double up in both categories.
The five-round Late Model Championship season will commence on 4 January at Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55, followed by events at Cedar Lake Speedway, Eldora Speedway, Fairbury Speedway, and The Dirt Track at Charlotte on 1 February. Championship broadcasts will air live on Monday nights at 8:00 p.m. ET via DIRTVision and official iRacing media channels.