There was no threat of rain at all Friday night at Lawton Speedway, but Scott Bogucki still wound up soaked from head to toe. The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series rookie had just wheeled the Three Stooges Racing No. 51 to his first career podium. Bogucki came home second, trailing only two-time and defending champion, David Gravel.
The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series is ready to hit the ground running in America’s Heartland. An extended stay in the Midwest is ahead for The Greatest Show on Dirt. Stops in Missouri, Kansas, Illinois, Indiana, and Iowa are all ahead in the next month for the country’s best Sprint Car drivers.
Creek County Speedway was circled on many calendars when the 2026 World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series schedule dropped. The Sapulpa, OK bullring is loved in the region. It’s tight racing. It’s multiple grooves. It’s white knuckles non-stop. Throw the best Sprint Car drivers in the world on “Creekadega,” and it’s bound to deliver. That’s exactly what happened Saturday night.
Springtime is when temperatures rise, flowers bloom, and slide jobs ramp up. April is on the horizon and ready to bring a major midwestern swing for the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series.
The rich tradition of Sprint Car racing in Oklahoma will continue to grow this week. The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series is aimed at the “Sooner State” for a full weekend of action.
The FENDT Showdown will be one of the marquee events on the 2026 racing schedule at Jackson Motorplex. The spectacle on Saturday, Aug. 22, is the only visit of the season to the track for the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series.
Change is a constant in Sprint Car racing, but that doesn’t mean some moves don’t arrive as a surprise. Sheldon Haudenschild’s name filled the headlines last September when he announced he would be parting ways with Stenhouse Jr./Marshall Racing at season’s end, punctuating a fruitful eight-year partnership.
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