World of Outlaws sprint cars race at Plymouth and Angell Park this weekend
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Last updated Jun 3, 2026
The World of Outlaws sprint car series is set for its first Wisconsin weekend in 2026, with events in Plymouth and Sun Prairie. The racing begins with the Cheese Town Showdown at the Plymouth Dirt Track on June 6, followed by the Ted Johnson Memorial Race at Angell Park Speedway on June 7. The series features six Wisconsin dates this season, with two events this weekend marking the start of the tour. Major drivers include two-time defending champion David Gravel and victory leader Michael Kofoid.
- •Cheese Town Showdown is on June 6 at Plymouth Dirt Track.
- •Ted Johnson Memorial Race takes place on June 7 at Angell Park.
- •David Gravel leads the series standings entering this weekend.
- •Both tracks are hosting World of Outlaws for the second year in a row.
- •Tickets range from $25 to $49 for adults and children.
- 10:25 AMYahoo Sports — World of Outlaws at Plymouth and Angell Park in Wisconsin | What to know
"The World of Outlaws sprint car series is set for the first of its three 2026 Wisconsin weekends, Saturday in Plymouth and Sunday in Sun Prairie.
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