The Chili Bowl Nationals presented by NOS Energy Drink is considered the “Super Bowl of Midget Racing” but it’s more than that. It’s also racing’s international melting pot. Drivers from all over the world and all different disciplines and types of cars head to Tulsa, Oklahoma each January to race inside a building, including many from the world of NASCAR.

These last few years have seen a lot of crossover between NASCAR and the world of dirt racing, with most of that crossover being led by 2021 NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Larson. If you’ve ever wondered which NASCAR drivers race on dirt, we’ve got the answers for you.

LOUDON, N.H.  – The McGee Automotive Family Sprint Cars of New England (SCoNE) tour will make its own little piece of history on Friday, July 14, as NASCAR Cup Series star Chase Briscoe becomes the first big-league driver to take on the “winged, wild, and wicked fast” warriors. Briscoe brings a wealth of dirt track racing experience with him to the “Friday Night Dirt Duels” at The Flat Track at New Hampshire Motor Speedway (NHMS) and is likely to be one of the drivers to beat.

BRISTOL, Tenn. — Jonathan Davenport finished 36th in his NASCAR Cup Series debut on Easter Sunday night at the dirt-covered Bristol Motor Speedway, a race that ended prematurely following a collision with fellow dirt driver Kyle Larson on lap 176 of 250.

BRISTOL, Tenn. — Jonathan Davenport’s NASCAR Cup Series debut on Easter Sunday night at the dirt-covered Bristol Motor Speedway ended prematurely after a collision with fellow dirt driver Kyle Larson knocked him out of the running on lap 176 of 250.

BRISTOL, Tenn. — Right before his first laps in a NASCAR Cup car, Jonathan Davenport turned his attention to the Jumbotron that hulks above Bristol Motor Speedway as suspense came upon Saturday evening’s loud but quiet scene from pit road.

BRISTOL, Tenn. — Despite no practice time and having to start from the rear of the 150-lap race, Jonathan Davenport managed to finish 14th in his first-ever NASCAR Truck Series race Thursday night at the dirt-covered Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway.

BRISTOL, Tenn. — Jonathan Davenport finds himself at the center of attention this weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway as the worlds of NASCAR and dirt-track racing intermix at the clay-covered half-mile. Follow along with Saturday's blog-style notebook covering Davenport's call-up to NASCAR's big leagues. Watch live on FOX Sports 2:

For the third straight year, the stars of the NASCAR Cup Series will race on dirt at Bristol Motor Speedway during the Food City Dirt Race on Sunday, April 9.

BULLS GAP, Tenn. — Kyle Busch’s special appearance in one of Brandon Overton’s Dirt Late Models on Thursday at Volunteer Speedway has the makings to be more than just a one-time collaboration between the superstars.

BULLS GAP, Tenn. — Jonathan Davenport isn’t one to make excuses. But he’ll share the prime reason why he couldn’t keep up with Kyle Larson in the losing end of their epic Thursday night showdown at Volunteer Speedway, a battle that drew the Twitter response of “Wow, this is badass” from Dale Earnhardt Jr.

The second version of the Kyle Larson Late Model Challenge just keeps getting bigger. Now another NASCAR Cup Series driver has added his name to the mix. Stewart-Haas Racing’s Chase Briscoe announced Monday afternoon that he will be competing in Thursday’s race on the high banks of Volunteer Speedway.

Kyle Larson has been chasing Jonathan Davenport at dirt tracks around America for nearly three years now. And soon, the two drivers will race together in the NASCAR Cup Series at Bristol Motor Speedway.

Drivers from all across the world of motorsports will come together January 8-14 for seven days of fun during the 37th Annual Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals. The traditional dirt midget race held inside the SageNet Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma will once again feature a handful of drivers with connections to NASCAR.

When the Dirt Late Model world descends upon Vado, New Mexico in one week’s time, race fans of that area will get to see one driver that they’ve never seen in person before. That driver is the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series champion, Kyle Larson.