Everything You Need To Know: KKM Giveback Challenge Series
Everything You Need To Know: KKM Giveback Challenge Series
Payout, season schedule, and more for the 2026 KKM Giveback Challenge Series, which kicks off on Friday at Marion County Speedway in Florida.
The KKM Giveback Challenge Series will kick off its 2026 season this weekend in Ocala, Florida at the tight confines of the Marion County Speedway with two nights of racing action on the schedule on Friday and Saturday, February 13 and February 14.
This weekend’s races will open a season consisting of 11 events for the KKM Giveback Challenge Series. The headlining division will be the Outlaw Non-Wing division. Non-Wing Restricted and Jr. Sprint classes will also be in action at each race. Below is everything you need to know ahead of the opening round of the KKM Giveback Challenge Series.
What Is The KKM Giveback Challenge Series?
The KKM Giveback Challenge Series is a micro sprint series born out of the KKM Giveback Classic event. It is a series owned and operated by Keith Kunz Motorsports. This year it will be sanctioned by the National Auto Racing Association and will utilize the NARA rulebook.
Where Will The KKM Giveback Challenge Series Race In 2026?
There are 11 events on the 2026 KKM Giveback Challenge Series schedule beginning with this weekend’s doubleheader on Friday and Saturday at Marion County Speedway in Ocala, Florida. The KKM Giveback Challenge Series will make stops at the Southern Illinois Center for the Clash at the Coliseum in March, Lemoore Speedway in California, Plaza Park Raceway in California, Tony Stewart Speedway in May, Doe Run Raceway in June, Southern Illinois Raceway, Coles County Speedway and the brand new The Goon Speedway in July, US 24 Speedway in August, and the season finale KKM Giveback Classic at Coles County Speedway on Labor Day Weekend.
What Divisions Will Be Part of the KKM Giveback Challenge Series?
The KKM Giveback Challenge Series will see three divisions run at each race. The headlining division will be the Outlaw Non-Wing division with support from the Non-Wing Restricted class and the Jr. Sprints. Fans of the Tulsa Shootout will be familiar with all three divisions.
What Is The Payout For the KKM Giveback Challenge Series?
Each race of the Outlaw Non-Wing season will pay $5,000 to the race winner with all roads leading towards the season finale at Coles County Speedway on Labor Day Weekend. That race will pay $25,000 to the race winner this year.
How Can I Watch The KKM Giveback Challenge Series?
Every race weekend on the KKM Giveback Challenge Series calendar will be broadcast live on FloRacing as part of a FloRacing subscription. Fans can subscribe to FloRacing by clicking here.