More than 35 Qualifiers are in the books now that Saturday's action at the 39th Annual Tulsa Shootout has come to an end. If you missed your favorite driver's race on Saturday, we've got you covered with the unofficial results from every single Qualifier across every single division from inside the SageNet Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Scag Power Equipment has announced an increased presence in NHRA Drag Racing through the formation of a new multi-car factory team to make a greater impact beyond that of its previous sponsorship role within the NHRA.

Make it 15 confirmed High Rollers as Conner Morrell and Marc Dailey Racing are the newest combination to sign for a full-time slate as High Limit Racing prepares to go national in 2024.

Following three days of heat racing, qualifier lineups are set for the 39th Tulsa Shootout.

With a record 1,661 official entries drawn in for the 39th Tulsa Shootout, heat race lineups will be more important than ever this week at the SageNet Center. Lineups for all six divisions were released Wednesday evening.

With over 1,600 total entries on hand for the Tulsa Shootout this week, there is bound to be some NASCAR connections to the biggest Micro Sprint event in the country. Whether they're participating as drivers or car owners, a handful of NASCAR stars will be chasing Golden Drillers this week in Tulsa.

The fourth year’s slate for Castrol® FloRacing Night in America has been confirmed. The 2024 campaign for the mega miniseries includes 10 races at nine tracks in six states.

The 2024 Tulsa Shootout begins on Dec. 27 as Tulsa takes center stage in the world of dirt racing. The 39th Tulsa Shootout closes out 2023 just before the city of Tulsa kicks off 2024 with the Chili Bowl Nationals.

As the 39th annual Tulsa Shootout prepares to take center stage this week, we let Walkapedia dive into some of the notable statistical finds from the “Mecca of Micros.”

Bringing more than 1,600 entries inside the SageNet Center in Tulsa, the 39th Tulsa Shootout is one of the toughest racing events to win in the entire world. The primary Stock/Outlaw divisions will feature upwards of 400+ cars racing in a single format over a span of five days.

The 39th Tulsa Shootout, the “Mecca of Micros,” begins on Dec. 27 and wraps on Dec. 31 as Tulsa takes over the motorsports world for the next three weeks.

Expecting more than 1,600 entries, on the cusp of a new all-time record, the 39th Tulsa Shootout requires an effective agenda to whittle down gigantic numbers like 400 cars in one class to strictly 24 feature starters.

The next step in Tanner Thorson’s career includes a trip to the High Limit Room in 2024. Teaming with Rod Gross Motorsports, Thorson is taking the No. 88 Sprint Car on the road full-time to compete on High Limit Racing’s national tour.

The Tulsa Shootout, also known as the “Mecca of Micros,” is set to take place across five nights beginning on December 27 and ending late at night on New Year’s Eve. Six divisions will be in action with massive fields across all of them. More than 1,600 entries have been filed, making the 39th Annual Tulsa Shootout one of the largest Shootouts ever.

It's that time of year when the racing world begins to operate on "Tulsa Time." The 39th running of the Tulsa Shootout, an event known as the Mecca of Micros, is set to take place December 27-31 at the SageNet Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma.