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Ricky Thornton Jr. is set to make his Chili Bowl debut and we've got details plus a total entry list update. We are also talking Silver Crown rides, Anthony Perrego's new deal, and the unified dirt late model rules.

The World of Outlaws continue to fill TBAs on the 2022 schedule, and we've got details today. We are also talking northeast cooperation between the Super DIRTcar Series and Short Track Super Series, a Daison Pursley update, and driver news for Dominic Scelzi, Garet Williamson, and Thomas Meseraull.

Over the weekend, Christopher Bell won the indoor USAC midget race and looked in good form headed to Tulsa. We'll discuss the night, plus talk the Sprint Car Challenge Tour schedule and look back at the 2017 World of Outlaws season.

For 2022, Rico Abreu has added Ricky Warner to his sprint car team and is looking at an expanded schedule that will include a lot of World of Outlaws races. We'll discuss that, plus the weekend's USAC midget show indoors in Du Quoin, plus sprint car news from California and Pennsylvania.

The new Xtreme Outlaw Series has another full time commitment and we've got details, plus an update on Daison Pursley, and some good signs for Earl Pearson Jr. and Josh Richards heading into 2022.

Today we'll jump back into the Chili Bowl entry list that has crossed over 300 cars, and point out some notables, including Kyle Larson and Christopher Bell being added. There is also news from Austin McCarl, new podcast episodes, and more.

After recently departing Premier Motorsports, Central Pennsylvania sprint car driver Matt Campbell has a new ride. Details on that today, plus we recap last night's iRacing World of Outlaws show at Williams Grove, we've got a DIRTcar eSports update, and then we dive into the idea of strategy in dirt racing.

To start this week we are giving you the rundown on all of the rest of the news that came out of the PRI Show in Indianapolis over the weekend, including more full time World of Outlaws Late Model Series drivers, the USAC Silver Crown schedule, more money from USAC and the Super DIRTcar Series, plus news from out west.

In this special bonus episode of the Daily, we'll walk you through World Racing Group's announced move into the midget and non-wing sprint car ranks with the new Xtreme Outlaw Series.

It was a busy first day at PRI in Indianapolis, and on this Friday we'll run you through everything you need to know. There are changes to the XR slate of late model races, a new unified set of super late model rules, some confirmations on full time Outlaw late model drivers, more money for Outlaw regulars through the season, changes at Tony Stewart Racing and a lot more.

Terry Mattox is taking over ownership of the Lucas Oil ASCS from founder Emmett Hahn going forward, and he joins the show to talk about the transition, setting the schedule, starting a racing series in high school, flagging the Chili Bowl and more.

The PRI Show in Indy opens today and the possibility exists for some breaking news. We are also talking Chili Bowl entries, the Summer Nationals schedule and it's return to a traditional setup, plus some driver news from Skyler Gee and Brandon Anderson.

The non-wing to winged sprint car migration continues as Kevin Thomas Jr. is joining Chris Windom and Tyler Courtney in making that move. Details on that plus the ASCS schedule is out, and some thoughts about money versus winning.

Dirt on Dirt released their 2021 drivers of the year and we dive into the list and why championships still don't matter. We've also got details on the Super DIRTcar Series and PA Speedweek schedules for 2022 and more.

On this Monday we are recapping the action from the Gateway Dirt Nationals, including a weekend sweep for Jonathan Beason and Tyler Carpenter's big late model win. We've also got news from Chris Windom, Josh Richards, and Premier Motorsports.

Things got wild in the dome last night for the opening night of the Gateway Dirt Nationals and we've got the details, including race winners and who's locked in. There is also news from Emerson Axsom and we are talking Xtreme DIRTcar Series.

After a year off, the Gateway Dirt Nationals are back in St. Louis, and the action gets underway tonight for the late models, modifieds, and midgets. We'll preview the weekend, plus we've got news from the All Stars and Lernerville Speedway, the Chili Bowl has approved it's first under 16 driver, and the Short Track Super Series adds more cash for racers.

We are back at it today after a break to talk Buddy Kofoid's midget championship, Kyle Larson's 2022 dirt schedule, women making history at Ventura, and some interesting insight into the cost of putting on a World of Outlaws event.

On the show today we are talking last night's racing at Merced, including wins for Kyle Larson and Justin Grant, plus Chase Elliott's sprint car debut. We've also got schedule news from FloRacing and USAC, and then we've got a big question for you to ponder over the Thanksgiving weekend.

The Roth Motorsports World of Outlaws ride has a new driver for 2022, and we'll get into that, plus who else will be full time Outlaws. We'll also preview tonight's USAC and sprint car action at Merced featuring Chase Elliott and Kyle Larson, plus talk the FloRacing Night in America Late Model schedule for 2022 and last night's iRacing World of Outlaws results.

We've got a bunch of topics to cover today, including the Hangtown 100 weekend, some new promoters at Silver Dollar Speedway, weekend late model results, plus details on the Chili Bowl dropping the age requirement to race.

Ryan Timms was victorious last night at Placerville Speedway and has become the youngest USAC midget winner ever. We recap the action, plus I've got a format rant and there is news from the All Stars, Eldora Speedway, and Josh Richards.

The Hangtown 100 at Placerville Speedway starts tonight for the USAC National Midgets. We've got the championship battle to watch, plus Kyle Larson and Chase Elliott in the field. We preview the action, plus talk news from the United Rebel Sprint Series, POWRi, and talk Gio Scelzi as a potential future full time Outlaw regular.

Brady Bacon is fresh off his second straight USAC National Sprint Car Championship, and he joins the show this time to talk about the season, his insane consistency, recovering from big crashes at Lawrenceburg and Terre Haute, and a lot more.

Buddy Kofoid went back-to-back at Bakersfield last night with the USAC National Midgets and now holds a very slight championship lead over Chris Windom. We'll recap the action today, plus we've got an update on Daison Pursley, and we dive into a big question from a listener.