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2026 World of Outlaws Sprintcars Six Nations Showdown

Ohsweken Speedway, Ohsweken, Canada21–22 Jul 2026Weekend

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Why You Should Go

See the World of Outlaws sprint cars up close across two headline nights at a purpose-built Ontario dirt track.

Format

Two-Day Event

Crowd

A mix of local short-track fans and traveling World of Outlaws supporters; lively but family-friendly on summer weeknights.

Vibe

High-energy, close-quarters dirt racing with loud engines, dust, and spirited pit access at a regional speedway.

About This Event

Two-night World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series stop at Ohsweken Speedway, billed as the Federated Auto Parts Six Nations Showdown. Top sprint car teams race July 21–22, 2026 with local support classes on each night.

Expect big-block sprint car features, trackside food and vendor areas, and a lively short-track atmosphere at Ohsweken in Ontario.

1What to Expect

Nighttime short-track sprint car racing headlined by the World of Outlaws at Ohsweken Speedway.

What makes it worth the trip:

  • World-class sprint car field with two headline nights and big winner paydays announced by the series.
  • Ohsweken’s intimate grandstands and close sightlines put you near the action for sliding, door-to-door dirt racing.
  • Local support classes (Late Models on night one, Modifieds on night two) add variety and extend the evening.

Best way to experience it:

Arrive early for parking and concessions, pick grandstand seats along the home stretch for the best views, and plan for two separate nights if you want both headline cards and different support classes.

Good to know:

  • The event runs July 21–22, 2026; consult the World of Outlaws event page for specific start times and ticket links.
  • The series has announced winner paydays of roughly $15,000 and $20,000 for the two nights; purse details are listed on World of Outlaws previews.

2Frequently Asked Questions

  • Great if you want close-up short-track dirt sprint car racing.
  • Great if you enjoy seeing national series competition at a local speedway.
  • Great if you like two distinct race nights with different support classes.
  • Maybe skip if you prefer large multi-track festivals or professional road-course events.

3Cost Breakdown

Known: World of Outlaws announced $15,000 and $20,000 winner paydays for the two nights. Ticketing and exact admission options are listed on the World of Outlaws event page and Ohsweken Speedway site; do not assume specific ticket prices without checking those official sources.

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