The World of Outlaws (WoO) Sprint Series returned to Princeton (Minn.) Speedway for the first time in three seasons on Saturday night, and Tony Stewart Racing’s (TSR) Donny Schatz continued his domination at the quarter-mile dirt oval. Schatz raced the TSR No. 15 STP/Armor All/Chevrolet J&J to his third consecutive victory at the track by leading the final 13 laps in the 40-lap A-Feature. TSR’s Steve Kinser joined Schatz on the podium by charging from 10th to third behind the wheel of the TSR No. 11 Bass Pro Shops/J.D. Byrider/ Chevrolet Maxim.
Day: June 27, 2011
Round Up: Dodge City
World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series at a Glance:
The Boot Hill Showdown at Dodge City Raceway Park
CONCORD, N.C. — June 27, 2011 — Donny Schatz moved one step closer to Sprint Car racing immortality Saturday night at Princeton (Minn.) Speedway by winning the 107th World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series A-main of his career. Schatz, of Fargo, N.D., battled with local favorite Mark Dobmeier through the mid-point of the race, finally wrestling the lead away on Lap 28 of the 40-lapper. Schatz then held off red hot Jason Sides on the final restart to claim his second victory of the season and third in a row at the quarter-mile bullring.
(Photo Courtesy of Vince Peterson)
6/25/11 – Lernerville Speedway/Sarver, PA (Firecracker 100)
Results of WoO Late Model Series (Finishing Position/Start/Driver/Laps Completed/Money Won):
1. (7) Jimmy Mars/100 $30,050
2. (5) Scott Bloomquist/100 $15,175
3. (1) Rick Eckert/100 $7,650
4. (8) Josh Richards/100 $6,650
5. (2) Steve Shaver/100 $5,000
Rain Gets Husets
Mother Nature Gets the Best of World of Outlaws Sprint Cars Again
Event at Husets Speedway in S.D. falls postponed as storms pelt upper Midwest
BRANDON, S.D. — June 26, 2011 — Mother nature continues to be a thorn in the side of many race teams and tracks in 2011. Adverse weather conditions have plagued the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series multiple times and the event at Huset’s Speedway near Brandon, S.D., is the latest to fall victim to wet weather. The “Greatest Show on Dirt,” was scheduled to take to the high banked, three eighths mile on Sunday, June 26, until rain forced a postponement.
