
Dave Smith Motors signs on as World of Outlaws World Finals title sponsor
NXTbets Pro | Published On: September 9, 2026
Dave Smith Motors
Dave Smith Motors has joined as title sponsor of the World of Outlaws World Finals, putting its name at the front of the event and tying the company to the four-day program at The Dirt Track at Charlotte in Concord, North Carolina. The World Finals already carries a clear identity because it brings together three championship races under one roof. The new sponsorship adds another layer to that setup. The event crowns champions in the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series, the World of Outlaws Late Model Series presented by DIRTVision and the Super DIRTcar Series, so the title sponsor now sits alongside the three divisions that define the weekend. The action remains centered on Charlotte and the three series that will decide their titles there.
World Finals format
The World of Outlaws World Finals uses a format for all three divisions. Drivers in the sprint car, late model and Super DIRTcar fields qualify first, then the rest of the week shifts into full programs. That puts every division through the same opening step before the racing expands into the rounds that fill out the event. Qualifying starts the process, and the full programs carry the action forward toward the championship races. Because the World Finals covers three different series, the format has to do more than stage races. It has to sort fields, set the nights and keep the title chase moving in every division. The event does that by keeping all three groups at The Dirt Track at Charlotte.
World Finals championships
Feature winners are recognized later in the week, and the event then moves to its final stage with the three championships on the line. The final program brings the whole event to a close, and that is where the three champions are crowned. The sprint car, late model and Super DIRTcar titles all come out of the same event, but each series leaves with its own champion. That shared finish is the core of the World Finals. It turns one four-day stop at The Dirt Track at Charlotte into three title decisions, all under the same banner and all at the same venue in Concord, North Carolina. The event ends with every division settled in one place, which gives the World Finals its value as a championship stage and gives the new title sponsor a direct link to the week’s biggest moments.