World of Outlaws Late Model Series news headlines are featured here. The WoOLMS is a national dirt late model racing series hosted on dirt tracks in the United States. Also known as the World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Models.
View the latest World of Outlaws Late Model news below:
Billy Moyer Jr on running the national tour: “It makes you better. So, when you run the big races, you run better.”
For 2018, Billy Moyer Jr returns to the World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Model Series tour. It’s not a new venture, call it a return.
“Last year,
Read MoreIf Billy Moyer Jr misses a race due to the birth of his kid, the WoOLMS are working with him to keep him on the tour
Billy Moyer Jr has elected to with the World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Model Series. This year, any driver who runs full-time with the series is considered an Outlaw regular.
Read MoreTyler Millwood teams up with Barry Wright; Gunning for WoO Rookie of the Year
On the heels of a breakout season in 2017, Georgia’s Tyler Millwood is looking to take on a new challenge in 2018.
The pilot of the Millwood Plumbing #31 Barry Wright Icon by Madden/ Clements Racing Engine Super Late Model has tossed his name into the hat to compete for the 2018 Rookie of the Year title with the World of Outlaws (WoO) Craftsman Late Model Series.
Read MoreTimothy Culp set to tour with the World of Outlaws Late Model Series with a new ‘reverse’ wrap
On Saturday, the first images of Timothy Culp’s 2018 dirt late model were released. The new 2018 car features a reverse color scheme of the 2017 car.
“The C8 is looking fresh for 2018.
Read MoreChris Ferguson: “The main thing that separates us from NASCAR is the fact that the fans can actually interact with the drivers.”
“I think the main thing that separates us from NASCAR is the fact that the fans can actually interact with the drivers,” Chris Ferguson tells RacingNews.co of social media usage.
Read MoreDirt tracks in Georgia, Iowa and New York added to WoOLMS schedule
CONCORD, NC– Jan. 19, 2018– The World of Outlaws Craftsman® Late Model Series’ 2018 schedule just got even bigger with new additions and updates to an already exciting 30th commemorative anniversary season.
“Our goal for 2018 was to develop a diverse schedule that covers a large geographic area in effort to serve dirt late model fans across the country,” said Series Director Matt Curl.
Read MoreFrank Heckenast Jr will not be cleared by doctors in time to race Speedweeks
Last week, Frank Heckenast Jr had his appendix removed. Due to that recent surgery, he has not yet been cleared to race the quickly approaching Speedweeks events.
Missing the first leg of the tour has led to a change in the 2018 schedule.
Read MoreG.R. Smith: “When will you people realize the more rules, the more the cost!”
Let me start off by saying I’m just now catching on to this. However, it’s still extremely relevant to the current news cycle. If I missed it, many others missed it as well.
Six days after the post below,
Read MoreRusty Schlenk joins a long list of WoO newcomers
RSR would like to formally announce that Rusty will be running for the World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Model Series “Rookie of the Year” for 2018. The dotted line on the contract has been signed and the throttle foot is ready to stomp.
Read MoreThe World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Model Series have positioned themselves to become the premier late model series in 2018
Anyone who’s read more than 3 stories from this website are fully aware that I tour with the Lucas Oil Late Model Series. Due to funds, time and other factors,
Read MoreFor the first time, Chris Ferguson will run the full World of Outlaws Late Model Series Tour
Mt. Holly, North Carolina – Chris Ferguson has spent the past few seasons getting all the pieces into place – which would allow him to take his racing program to the next level.
Read MoreBilly Moyer Jr has plans to run with the World of Outlaws Late Model Series in 2018
29-year-old Billy Moyer Jr picked up 9 wins in the course of the 2017 racing season. After 12 years in racing, BMJ is looking at the national tour for 2018.
In 2018,
Read MoreGrigsby, alongside other Officials, will bring new energy to the Series and the sport
CONCORD, NC– Dec. 22, 2017– The World of Outlaws Craftsman® Late Model Series welcomes Erik Grigsby as the Series Race Director for the 2018 season. For the past six years, Grigsby has served as Race Director for the DIRTcar Late Model Summer Nationals and the DIRTcar Summit Racing Equipment Modified Nationals.
Read MoreBrandon Overton 2018 schedule: Includes World of Outlaws Late Model Series tour competition
The 26-year-old racing driver from Evans, Georgia has planned at return the Outlaw tour.
It’s not a new venture for the racing driver. In 2015 and 2016, Brandon Overton ran full-time with the World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Model Series.
Read MoreThere’s a new platinum and gold tier for the WoOLMS as explained by the World of Outlaws Late Model Series director
The goal is to boost the touring series and possibly create a championship battle with more than just 12 regulars.
Matt Curl is the former promoter at Fairbury American Legion Speedway.
Read MoreBrian Shirley #22 will compete in the 2018 World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Model Series
Cornelius, North Carolina – North Carolina-based G.R. Smith Racing will make a run at the 2018 World of Outlaws (WoO) Craftsman Late Model Series championship with Illinois hot-shoe, Brian Shirley behind the wheel of the team’s familiar #22 entry.
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