World of Outlaws ButtKicker Late Model Series Returns Monday; $25,000 on the Line

Fans of World of Outlaws late model action and iRacing, rejoice: the World of Outlaws ButtKicker Late Model Series makes its long-awaited return on Monday, July 25, for a 10-round dash for $25,000 in prizes. The culmination of iRacing’s dirt oval ladder for late model drivers, the series sees 35 of the world’s best sim racers go wheel-to-wheel at some of the premier dirt tracks in America, including many staples of the real-world World of Outlaws calendar. Each race will be broadcast live at 9PM ET across iRacing’s social media channels and DirtVision.

A new-look calendar will see the series visit multiple tracks that have been added to iRacing since it last ran, including Cedar Lake Speedway and Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55. These real-world hosts of World of Outlaws Late Model action join series staples like Williams Grove Speedway and Volusia Speedway Park on the calendar, while the virtual series takes a nod from its real-world counterpart and wraps up the season at The Dirt Track at Charlotte.

The full 2022 World of Outlaws ButtKicker Late Model Series schedule is as follows:

• July 25: Fairbury Speedway
• August 1: Cedar Lake Speedway
• August 8: Eldora Speedway
• August 15: Williams Grove Speedway
• August 22: Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55
• August 29: Kokomo Speedway
• September 12: Knoxville Raceway
• September 19: Weedsport Speedway
• September 26: Volusia Speedway Park
• October 3: The Dirt Track at Charlotte

Hayden Cardwell won the most recent series championship, taking home the 2020 crown by just four points over Dylan Wilson on the strength of three race victories. This year’s driver roster did battle over a six-week qualifying series in April and May to earn the right to participate, running on many of the same tracks that they’ll see this summer and fall. The full series roster is as follows:

In total, $25,000 is on the line, with $10,000 the big prize for the series champion and each of the top 10 finishers in series standings receiving a payout. The top three finishers in each event also take home cash prizes, with $300 for each race winner, $200 for second place, and $100 for third.

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