2025 Ohsweken Speedway - World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series

The World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series was founded in 1978 by former midget racer Ted Johnson.

The 2025 World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car schedule consists of 90 events, which sees teams travel to forty-one tracks in twenty-one states and one Canadian province. The season begins in Florida on February 5 at Volusia Speedway Park and concludes nine months later at The Dirt Track in Charlotte.

The tube-frame open-wheel World of Outlaws Sprint Car must weigh at least 1,425 pounds with the driver. The cars are powered by a fuel-injected 410-cu.in. engine. All competitors must use methanol fuel. This potent combination produces over 900 horsepower. The power-to-weight ratio of a Sprint Car can exceed that of Formula 1.

Connected to the motor is an in/out direct drive gearbox that has no reverse or clutch. Attached to this unit is a quick-change rear end, which allows the team to change the gear ratio for different-sized tracks. The cars are not equipped with a starter and require a push truck to fire the motor.

The ability to change torsion bars and adjust shock absorbers allows teams to improve the handling of Sprint Cars.

Positioned over the driver and mounted to the roll cage is a large wing and a smaller one on the front of the car. The wings produce downforce to aid the vehicle with traction down the straights and in the corners.

Thursday, May 15, was the second night of the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series at Ohsweken Speedway. After qualifying and heats, successful drivers would advance to a thirty-five-lap feature around the 0.375-mile semi-banked dirt oval.

Twenty-four World of Outlaw Sprint Car competitors line up on Ohsweken Speedway's back straight for the series' second visit to Canada since 2017. On the pole is the No. 47X Miska Trailer Factory Sprint Car driven by local racer Dylan Westbrook. On the outside of Westbrook is Chris Windom in the No. 75 NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car. Occupying row two are Canadian Cory Turner, driving the No. 17X Sprint Car, and Garet Williamson in the No. 23 Sprint Car.

The World of Outlaw Sprint Car points leader, David Gravel, made it two in a row and swept the event at Ohsweken Speedway. On Thursday, Gravel started and finished first in Heat Race 3. In the Toyota Dash, which determines the A Main's starting grid for the top eight drivers, he finished fifth in the No. 2 Huset's Speedway.com Sprint Car. In the feature, Gravel charged to the front and grabbed the lead on lap 27, going unchallenged.

The No. 28M Tub O' Towels Sprint Car was piloted by Conner Morrell. Morrel started tenth the previous evening and finished twentieth. He was second to Sheldon Haudenschild in Heat Race 2 and gridded sixth for the thirty-five lap A Main. In the finale, he battled with Chris Windom for second place and eventually passed Dylan Westbrook for the lead. However, Morrell could not hold off David Gravel and finished in second place.

Ohsweken Speedway track champion Dylan Westbrook finished eleventh the previous evening. Westbrook was fast on day two. He finished second in the first heat race and went on to earn a victory in Toyota Dash, putting on the pole for the A Main. Driving the 47X Miska Trailer Factory Sprint Car, he led until a lap 13 restart. Westbrook was eventually passed by Conner Morrell and David Gravel to finish third.

Although he didn't repeat Wednesday's evening performance, Sheldon Haudenschild finished in the top five. The driver of the No. 17 NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car started and finished first in Heat Race 2. Haudenschild was gridded seventh for the Toyota Dash and finished last. He started the feature in the eighth spot but advanced during the contest. A pass on Chris Windom was rewarded with a fourth-place result.

The top three World of Outlaw Sprint Car finishers on the second night of the series stop at Ohsweken Speedway. For a second time, David Gravel earned the top spot. This increases Gravel's total winnings in 2025 to seven. With the victories at Ohsweken, he collected a total of USD 40,000. On the left is the runner-up, Conner Morrell. This was Morrell's best result of the season. The final position belongs to local competitor Dylan Westbrook.

FINISH	START	CLASS	DRIVER	SPONSOR	LAPS
1	5	WoO Sprint Cars	David Gravel	Huset's Speedway.com	35
2	6	WoO Sprint Cars	Conner Morrell	Tub O' Towels	35
3	1	WoO Sprint Cars	Dylan Westbrook	Miska Trailer Factory	35
4	8	WoO Sprint Cars	Sheldon Haudenschild	NOS Energy Drink	35
5	2	WoO Sprint Cars	Chris Windom	NOS Energy Drink	35
6	15	WoO Sprint Cars	Jordan Poirier	Glenn Styres Racing	35
7	4	WoO Sprint Cars	Garet Williamson	CSC Group	35
8	17	WoO Sprint Cars	Zach Hampton	Steve Beitler Yacht Charters	35
9	11	WoO Sprint Cars	Michael Kofoid	Roth Motorsports	35
10	23	WoO Sprint Cars	Donny Schatz	Carquest	35
11	13	WoO Sprint Cars	Stewart Friesen	Glenn Styres Racing	35
12	3	WoO Sprint Cars	Cory Turner	Lone Wolf Fireworks	35
13	19	WoO Sprint Cars	Logan Schuchart	Federated Auto Parts	35
14	12	WoO Sprint Cars	Carson Macedo	Albaugh	34
15	14	WoO Sprint Cars	Cole Macedo	Two C Racing	34
16	10	WoO Sprint Cars	Bill Balog	Honest Abe Roofing	34
17	7	WoO Sprint Cars	Hunter Schuerenberg	TK Concrete	34
18	16	WoO Sprint Cars	Ryan Turner	Nitro 54	34
19	22	WoO Sprint Cars	Jordan Thomas	Thomas Racing Stables	34
20	18	WoO Sprint Cars	Skylar Gee	Warrior Buildings	34
21	9	WoO Sprint Cars	Giovanni Scelzi	Logan Contractors Supply	30
22	24	WoO Sprint Cars	Alex Hill	Townline Variety	34
23	21	WoO Sprint Cars	Joe Trenca	Mucci Motorsports	33
24	20	WoO Sprint Cars	Jonathan Preston	Preston Racing	27