Joey Saldana led 23 23 of 30 laps en route to his 79th career World of Outlaws feature victory. The win was good for $12,000 to the driver of the Great Clips sprinter.

Joey Saldana made a bold in the main event en route to victory on Friday night as the World of Outlaws invaded Paducah, Kentucky.

Sammy Swindell picked up his 277th career World of Outlaws victory last night in Merced, Calif as his lead over the final caution-free 35 laps held up.

Danny Lasoski rocketed to the lead on the start until the race's lone caution on lap four bunched the field together again. He chose the bottom line in the double-file restart and again drove to a big advantage before entering lapped traffic on lap 11.

Daryn PIttman picks up 30th career victory in thrilling fashion over Brian Leppo and Jason Sides to net a $8,000 payday.

Not only did Joey Saldana put the Kasey Kahne Racing Red Bull Maxim in victory lane, he also increased his lead in the 2011 championship battle to 51 points.

Jason Sides makes late race pass for victory at California's Calistoga Speedway. Craig Dollansky slowed coming to the checkered flag and that was the opening Sides needed for his second victory of the season.

Sammy Swindell added to his many accomplishments on the World of Outlaws circuit as he picked up the inaugural win at Merced Speedway.

The victory moved Saldana into a tie with Steve Kinser atop the World of Outlaws
Sprint Car Series championship standings. Kinser, who finished sixth, has led the
points since the first race of the year. 

Steve Kinser is certainly in the mix for championship contention after a strong start to the 2011 season. His win in Las Vegas was his fourth of the year.

Joey Saldana held off Jason Meyers and Danny Schatz for the victory in Las Vegas on Wednesday night. The win netted Saldana a $10,000 payday for his efforts.

Sliding Sammy Swindell was the big winner in Baytown, TX on Saturday night as the World of Outlaws invaded the Lone Star State.

Steve Kinser, the 20-time World of Outlaws champion, drove his Tony Stewart-owned Bass Pro Shops sprinter to victory on Friday night.

Jason Sides scores an emotional win to cap the weekend's racing at Volusia Speedway Park.

Steve Kinser wheeled his Tony Stewart-owned Bass Pro Shops sprint car to another Florida win on Saturday night.

Steve Kinser grabbed his first victoy of the 2011 season in the 40th DIRTcar Nationals held at Volusia Speedway Park in Florida.

The high-flying World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series gets back in action on Tuesday with all eyes on Tony Stewart Racing's pair of championship contending drivers, Steve Kinser and Donny Schatz.

Jason Meyers put his name in the records books as the first driver ever from the state of California to win a World of Outlaws title and became just the eighth driver in the storied 30-plus year history of the series to be crowned champion.

Craig Dollansky continued his winning ways at Tri-State Speedway on Saturday night, winning a thriller over Joey Saldana to score his third career win at the track. For Dollansky the $10,000 win was his fourth of the season and the 35th of his career with the series. He is one of just two active World of Outlaws drivers that have won at the track, as he and 20-time series champion Steve Kinser have alternated wins at Haubstadt in each of the last six years.

Steve Kinser lined up fourth and moved up to third on the opening lap getting by Daryn Pittman. He then worked on Jason Meyers for third and dove under him coming off turn three on the ninth lap. That set up a battle between Kinser and his son Kraig for the top spot. The pair went at it for the next eight laps, with Steve taking the lead from Kraig on the 17th lap on the low side of turns one and two. For Kinser the $10,000 triumph was his ninth win of the season and the 561st of his amazing career.