Thinkin’ Dirty: (24 Hours of) 2023 Chili Bowl Nationals
Logan Seavey became the first polesitter to win the Chili Bowl Nationals since Kevin Swindell accomplished the feat in the same No. 39 car 11 years ago.
Logan Seavey became the first polesitter to win the Chili Bowl Nationals since Kevin Swindell accomplished the feat in the same No. 39 car 11 years ago.
Logan Seavey became defending Chili Bowl champion Tanner Thorson’s biggest competition with a powerful win in Friday’s final prelim feature (Jan. 13).
After enduring a surprisingly eventful heat race, defending Chili Bowl Nationals champion Tanner Thorson made the Thursday prelim feature look easy.
Ashton Torgerson left Tulsa in an ambulance after a frightening crash during Wednesday’s Chili Bowl prelim ejected him from the cockpit of his midget.
Heavy favorite Buddy Kofoid’s early-race trouble opened the door for Hank Davis to score a major (and controversial) upset in a wreck-filled Chili Bowl prelim.
The first two spots in the Chili Bowl A-main Saturday were decided in dramatic fashion, with Cannon McIntosh winning Monday’s qualifier (Jan. 9) on a flat tire.
NASCAR Cup Series regular Chase Briscoe had a successful Monday night at the Chili Bowl Nationals in a number of ways.
Jonathan Davenport swept the opening two nights of the Wild West Shootout, Sunday besting Kyle Larson in a 2023 race of the year candidate.
It’s easily arguable that this is the most wide-open Chili Bowl field in recent memory. Enter Gavan Boschele.
Kenny Wallace made his first A-main of the IMCA Winter Nationals but failed to visit Victory Lane at Cocopah Speedway Thursday.