After 296 races over four days, the 36th annual Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout finally concluded on Saturday night with a memorable set of seven main events.

We got through parking, finished heats, completed the majority of alphabet soup, and ran some amazing qualifiers, so what now? Driller Day at the 36th annual Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout.

With another 83 races completed on Thursday, the 36th annual Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout finished off heat races, started the alphabet soup, and moved past the halfway mark of a grinding week.

With more than 1,200+ entries, the Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout requires an effective agenda to whittle down gigantic numbers like 300 cars in one class to only 24 feature starters.

Before the 36th annual Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout fires off this week, let’s review some of the most noteworthy statistical finds from the “Mecca of Micros.”

With more than 1,200 entries stacked into one building for five days, the race for a Golden Driller at the Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout is one of the most hotly contested battles in the entire world. Drivers from coast-to-coast pour into Tulsa, Oklahoma for a New Year’s celebration unlike any other.

Don’t be fooled; the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Midget Nationals isn’t the only event capable of producing iconic moments inside the Tulsa Expo.

The 2019 Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout was one for the ages - full of flips, sliders and upsets. Rewatch every lap of each of the seven A-Mains in one place to get you hyped for Tulsa Time.

From Emerson Axom's impressive Winged Outlaw feature win to Brady Bacon's commanding performance, rewatch every lap of every A-Main from each class at the 2020 Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout.

Making one feature at the Tulsa Shootout is impressive enough. Four features, though? That’s historic.