World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series Returns to Heart of Texas Racing
The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars returns to Texas, where the series was born in 1978 at Devil's Bowl Speedway. The upcoming doubleheader at Kennedale Speedway Park on March 14-15 marks a significant stop in the 2025 season.
Race cars competing on dirt track
Key Storylines:
Carson Macedo dominated last year's Kennedale debut, leading every lap. Currently tied for second in points, he's already secured a win in 2025 and looks to repeat his success.
David Gravel continues his championship defense impressively, maintaining a 56-point lead with seven podium finishes in eight races. His average finish of 2.13 and four consecutive Quick Times demonstrate his competitive edge.
Buddy Kofoid has bounced back from early struggles, posting five consecutive top-10 finishes. His recent fourth-place finish at Magnolia shows growing momentum.
Logan Schuchart remains strong in 2025, tied for second in points with four podium finishes. Despite a damaged nose wing at Magnolia, he managed another top-5 finish.
Rookie Watch:
- Chris Windom: Three recent top-10 finishes
- Cole Macedo: Two top-5 finishes, including a lead at Talladega
- Zach Hampton: First career World of Outlaws top-10
- Skylar Gee: Season's first top-10 at Talladega
- Garet Williamson: Consistent performances with multiple top-15 finishes
Notable Entries:
- Emerson Axsom: Continuing early season campaign
- Anthony Macri: Making Kennedale debut
- Sam Hafertepe Jr.: Local favorite with previous Elite Outlaw Sprint Cars victory at the track
The event represents a crucial early-season test as drivers battle for championship position on the challenging Texas bullring.