For the second year in a row, two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Busch is heading to Tulsa, Oklahoma to sling some dirt at the Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout December 26-31. This year Busch will be competing in the Winged Outlaw and Non-Wing Outlaw divisions. He’ll be joined once again by his son, Brexton, who will be competing in Junior Sprints.

It’s not called “The Mecca of Micros” for nothing. At 1,414 entries – and counting – the Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout has exceeded the millennium mark for the ninth consecutive year.

One of the biggest Micro Sprint events of the season takes place this week, October 20-22, at Port City Raceway. Find important information about the event including the format, entry list, event schedule and how to watch in this edition of "Everything You Need to Know" on FloRacing.

Daison Pursley is the definition of resilient. On November 21, 2021 his life changed forever. A violent crash during a USAC Midget event at Arizona Speedway left him hospitalized and resulted in a long road to recovery.

The richest Micro Sprint race of the year will be bigger and better than ever before in 2022. With support from FloRacing, the Keith Kunz Motorsports (KKM) Giveback Classic, to be held October 20-22 at Port City Raceway, will feature the largest purse in event history.

A group of the nation's best Micro Sprint racers will converge at Port City Raceway this weekend to battle for a big win and race for a good cause. The Non-Wing Showcase will pay $7,500 to win and benefit the Rayce Rudeen Foundation, a foundation which empowers communities to fight addiction by focusing on prevention, treatment and recovery.

Cannon McIntosh has a new micro sprint ride. The owner: Joe Gibbs Racing NASCAR Cup Series Driver Christopher Bell.

It's time to start a new year of dirt driver rankings on FloRacing. With big events like the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals and Wild West Shootout taking place this month, we now have enough ammo to fire away. Here's our top 10 dirt drivers who performed best during the month.

The third and final event of the first week of the 46th annual Winternational brought afternoon drizzle and cooler temperatures, but the hearty race fans were treated to exciting on-track action. Three new winners were parked in Victory Lane throughout the night with nearly 90 cars in the pit area.

Delivering a Golden Driller to the state of Indiana, Craig Ronk captured his first career Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout victory.

Winner by virtue of a disqualification in 2019, California’s Jake Hagopian left no doubts as to his abilities at the Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout on Saturday night; reaching the finish line first in A-Class competition.

Following a wild series of events over 30 laps, Tulsa’s Jeffery Newell captured his first career victory at the 37th annual Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout in the Non-Wing Outlaw A-Feature.

Collecting his second Lucas Oil Tula Shootout win, Emerson Axsom added Saturday’s Stock Non-Wing Golden Driller to his collection.

It's officially "Driller Day" at the SageNet Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. After four days of heat races, qualifiers, E-Main, D-Mains, C-Mains, B-Mains and last chance qualifiers at the Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout, the starting lineups for the "Mecca of Micros" have been set.

The culmination of arguably the most grinding event in all of dirt track racing will be seen tonight on FloRacing.