Heavy rain at Ohsweken Speedway on Tuesday forced World of Outlaws and track officials to cancel the Federated Auto Parts Six Nations Showdown opener, a race that had been scheduled to pay $15,000 to win. The Wednesday finale was still on the schedule, with $20,000 to win and $1,500 to start. Tickets were still available for the finale, fans who bought in advance were to be refunded to their original payment method, and pit passes bought at the track remained valid for Wednesday. Anyone unable to attend could return the pit band at the pit gate for a refund.

The Ohsweken stop is the first part of a four-race swing through Ontario and New York for the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series. After Ohsweken, the tour moves to Weedsport Speedway on Saturday and Sunday, July 25-26, for the Empire State Challenge, with Sunday’s race also paying $20,000 to win and $1,500 to start.

David Gravel entered the week as the driver to beat and led the World of Outlaws standings. He swept both Ohsweken races last year and won four of five races at Weedsport in Tod Quiring’s No. 2 last season. Michael “Buddy” Kofoid was second in the standings, followed by Sheldon Haudenschild, Carson Macedo and Logan Schuchart. The field also included drivers with NASCAR ties such as Ryan Newman, Christopher Bell and Stewart Friesen, while Garet Williamson was mentioned as being close to a breakthrough win and Donny Schatz had a strong history at both venues.

Anthony Macri won the 43rd Kings Royal at Eldora Speedway on Saturday night, repeating as champion in the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series feature. The victory gave Macri his second straight Kings Royal title, making him only the second driver to win the event in consecutive years and the first from Pennsylvania to do it. Dave Argabright crowned him Royal Sovereign after the race.

Macri started on the pole and led the opening 12 laps before Garet Williamson took over on Lap 13 and controlled much of the race. Macri got back to second with seven laps remaining, then passed Williamson with two laps to go. A late caution forced a green-white-checkered restart, and Macri held on to secure the win.

Rico Abreu finished second after advancing from 10th, Giovanni Scelzi was third for his best Kings Royal result, Corey Day finished fourth and Williamson was fifth after leading the most laps. Macri said he was “speechless” after the win, which was his fifth since returning from a back injury earlier in 2026 and his eighth overall victory of the season, including three World of Outlaws wins.

Bryce Lucius of Findlay, Ohio, scored the biggest win of his career Tuesday night at Attica Raceway Park, capturing the Ohio Logistics Brad Doty Classic Presented by DAC Vitamins and Minerals for his first World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars victory. Lucius held off Logan Schuchart to win the 40-lap Feature in a race that drew a 49-car field.

Lucius took the lead after Kyle Larson, who had been chasing a fourth Brad Doty Classic win to tie the event record, flipped his car in Turns 3 and 4 with eight laps remaining. Lucius had earlier passed Carson Macedo in traffic, then inherited the top spot after Larson’s crash and stayed in front to the finish.

The victory made Lucius the 157th different winner in World of Outlaws history, the 27th different Brad Doty Classic winner in 36 runnings and the 17th Ohio driver to win a World of Outlaws Series race.

Sheldon Haudenschild won the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series’ O’Reilly Auto Parts presents the Larry Hillerud Memorial finale on Saturday night at Wilmot Raceway in Wisconsin, taking the lead for good with two laps remaining after a late battle with Garet Williamson. Williamson had led early, and the two traded slide jobs and crossover moves in the closing laps before Haudenschild pulled away for his 52nd career World of Outlaws victory.

Williamson finished second, while David Gravel placed third, Spencer Bayston was fourth and Logan Schuchart rounded out the top five. The result gave Haudenschild and KCP Racing four victories in their last seven races.

Haudenschild and KCP Racing have also collected 10 podiums in their last 12 Features. The World of Outlaws series now heads to a two-race Ohio swing at Attica Raceway Park on July 14 and Eldora Speedway on July 17-18.

Bobby Pierce won the World of Outlaws Late Model Series feature at Sharon Speedway in Hartford, Ohio, on July 10, 2026, giving him his fourth career victory at the track. The win was his 17th World of Outlaws Late Model Series triumph of the season and the 59th of his career.

Nick Hoffman led the first third of the 60-lap race before Pierce took over in Turn 3 and stayed in front the rest of the way. Source details said Hoffman got too high in Turn 2 as Pierce completed the pass in Turn 3. Hoffman finished second, followed by Ryan Gustin in third, Tim McCreadie in fourth and Tyler Erb in fifth.

The World of Outlaws Late Model Series is next scheduled to race in the Prairie Dirt Classic at Fairbury Speedway on July 24-25.

Thunderstorms and the threat of more rain forced World of Outlaws Late Model Series and Sharon Speedway officials to cancel Friday’s portion of the Battle at the Border in Hartford, Ohio, with the decision made alongside Precision Weather Service and based on safety for fans and teams. Friday’s event will not be made up.

Fans who bought tickets in advance will receive a face-value credit to their MyDirtTickets.com account for two years. Ticket buyers can request a refund by Aug. 10 if the credit does not work for them.

The Battle at the Border is still scheduled to return Saturday, July 11. Saturday’s program is set to feature a 60-lap feature paying $20,000 to win, with grandstand gates opening at 4 p.m., an autograph session at 5 p.m. and hot laps at 7 p.m.

The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series is entering its busiest stretch of the season with 13 races scheduled over 24 days across eight tracks in five states and one Canadian province. The run begins Thursday, July 9, at Hartford Speedway in Michigan after a week off for the Fourth of July.

David Gravel arrives at the stretch leading the standings by 86 points and has built his season around seven wins, 16 podiums, 22 top-five finishes and 29 top-10 finishes. He also has won the last two World of Outlaws races at Hartford Speedway.

The schedule then moves to Wilmot Raceway in Wisconsin for the Larry Hillerud Memorial, where Bill Balog will make his final home-state appearance of the year. Gravel, Carson Macedo, Donny Schatz and Michael “Buddy” Kofoid have all won at Wilmot Raceway before. Sheldon Haudenschild is fourth in the points after 14 straight races without finishing worse than seventh, and Logan Schuchart returns from the break after three solid Pennsylvania Speedweek results.

Daulton Wilson broke through for his first career World of Outlaws Late Model Series victory on Saturday at Stateline Speedway in Busti, New York, winning the Rick Briggs Memorial. From Fayetteville, North Carolina, Wilson led every lap of the 40-lap feature in the Big Frog/Viper Motorsports No. 58V car after sweeping the night’s preliminaries by winning Simpson Quick Time, his heat race and the pole draw. The win made him the 105th different winner in World of Outlaws history and came after near-misses earlier this summer at East Alabama Motor Speedway and Bedford Speedway.

Zack Mitchell finished second in his first start for G.R. Smith Motorsports, Nick Hoffman was third, Dave Hess Jr. took fourth and Bobby Pierce finished fifth. Pierce had been chasing a seventh consecutive World of Outlaws victory and the series record of six straight wins, and his fifth-place finish ended that run. Pierce still holds a 76-point lead in the World of Outlaws Late Model Series title race.

The Stateline race paid $15,000 to win and opened a three-race eastern swing that began July 8 at Stateline and continues at Sharon Speedway for the Battle at the Border on Friday and Saturday. The Sharon opener pays $12,000 to win and the finale pays $20,000 to win. Hoffman returned to Stateline, where he earned his first World of Outlaws win last year, and Trey Mills and Wilson were set to make their first starts at both Stateline and Sharon.

The World of Outlaws Late Model Series is set for a three-race stretch as it heads back toward the East Coast after two busy weeks in the upper Midwest. The run begins Wednesday, July 8, at Stateline Speedway in Busti, New York, where the Rick Briggs Memorial powered by Dave Warren Powersports will be a 40-lap feature paying $15,000 to win. DIRTcar UMP Modifieds and Pro Stocks are also on the card. Teams then have Thursday off before the series resumes at Sharon Speedway for the annual Battle at the Border on Friday and Saturday, July 10-11. Sharon’s opener is a 40-lap race paying $12,000 to win, and the Saturday finale is a 60-lap race with a $20,000 top prize. UMP Modifieds are also scheduled at Sharon.

Bobby Pierce enters the week as the headline driver and is trying to win his seventh straight World of Outlaws race, which would break the series record of six consecutive victories. He also carries a 76-point lead in the championship standings. Pierce’s run comes as the series works through a demanding eastern swing that mixes short travel with two major events in New York and Pennsylvania.

Nick Hoffman returns to Stateline Speedway, where he earned his first World of Outlaws win last year. Trey Mills and Daulton Wilson are set for their first starts at both Stateline and Sharon, while Logan Zarin is coming off a career-best sixth-place finish and will compete on two tracks he knows well.