One of the biggest names in motorsports will return to the Tulsa Expo Raceway in December for the 39th annual Tulsa Shootout, but with a different role.

The championship four has been set and now there’s one thing left to do for the NASCAR Cup Series: decide a champion at Phoenix Raceway on Sunday. We know now that the four drivers who will compete for the title are Kyle Larson, Christopher Bell, Ryan Blaney, and William Byron. All four drivers have deep roots in short track racing, whether on dirt or pavement, so let’s take a deeper look at how all four of these drivers have gotten to this point in their career.

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.

From southern Illinois to central Illinois, the USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship truly becomes the Flyin’ Illini this weekend.

Midsummer brings the USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship season back to life.

Dating back to more than three-quarters of a century ago, we’ve seen our share of midget racing at Illinois’ Macon Speedway.

NASCAR Cup Series stars Kyle Larson and Christopher Bell will be taking advantage of an opportunity to race Sprint Cars this week in the state of Pennsylvania. Larson and Bell, two of the most successful open-wheel racers over the past decade, will both be competing in a handful of races during PA Sprint Speedweek.

After turning left and right this past weekend at Sonoma Raceway, NASCAR Cup Series stars Alex Bowman and Christopher Bell are ready to sling dirt behind the wheel of Sprint Cars this week in Ohio. Bowman and Bell have joined the Tezos All Star Circuit of Champions for the final six races of Ohio Sprint Speedweek.

A stout field of Sprint Car drivers from the state of Pennsylvania will invade New Jersey's Bridgeport Motorsports Park on Wednesday night for the Invasion of the Posse. Members of the "PA Posse" will be joined by NASCAR Cup Series drivers Alex Bowman and Christopher Bell for a special mid-week show that will pay $7,500 to the winner.

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.

Tanner Thorson reached the pinnacle of his racing career Saturday evening at the SageNet Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The 25-year-old Nevada native drove the race of his life to win the 36th Annual Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals.

Christopher Bell exited his No. 71W Midget on Thursday evening and yelled five words to the crowd gathered at the SageNet Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma:

Each year, the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals attracts many of the biggest names in motorsports. In 2022, the star power will be stronger than ever before with a strong contingent of drivers from NASCAR's top three series competing in the prestigious event in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

NASCAR Cup Series driver Christopher Bell has experienced a love-hate relationship with the Tulsa Expo Center since his first Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout start in 2011. He’s enjoyed some of the most glorious moments of his racing career, as well his fair share of heartbreakers.

Often an overused cliché, this saying is 100% accurate when it comes to the Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout.