World of Outlaws(WoO)
sprint cars compete on dirt tracks
in the U.S. mostly 1/3
to ½ mile in length. The
WoO series has been in existence
since 1978 and is acknowledged
as the top Sprint Car Series
in the World. www.woosprint.com
WoO race venues
are primarily smaller facilities
located in B/C/D counties
accessible to major media
markets. Television exposure
with TNN(1995 to 2000) Speed
Channel 2002 and our new
partnership with ESPN2 and
Speed for 2007. Additionally
there has been a surge in
the construction of new racing
facilities in several markets,
adding to the recent growth
of the sport. Attendance
in 2005 exceeded 1.5 million
spectators are included in
over 85 race nights.
WoO Sprint cars
Are front engine, open wheel
race cars with V-8 Engines producing
850+ horsepower in a car that
weighs approximately 1375 pounds,
providing one of the highest
power-to-weight ratios of any
racing series in the world. WoO
sprint cars are characterized
by large aluminum wu=ings, which
create down increasing speed
and absorbing energy in crashes
The origin of “Outlaw” name
dates to a time when top sprint
car drivers traveled around the
country to compete wherever the
largest prize money was offered.
The “Outlaws” competed
against the best local and regional
drivers, usually taking the biggest
share of the prizes.
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