Knoxville, TN, November 3, 2026 — Knoxville Raceway, a prominent venue in motorsports, has officially extended its partnership agreements with both the World of Outlaws and DIRTVision. This continuation of collaboration signifies an ongoing commitment to showcasing high-caliber dirt track racing events to a broad audience.

The World of Outlaws is recognized as a premier sanctioning body for dirt track racing, known for its Sprint Car and Late Model series that attract top talent and a dedicated fanbase. DIRTVision, the official streaming service for the World of Outlaws, provides live and on-demand video coverage of races, allowing fans worldwide to experience the excitement of the sport. The extended partnership ensures that these entities will continue to work together, facilitating the broadcast and promotion of events held at Knoxville Raceway.

Specific details regarding the duration of the extended partnership, the financial terms involved, or any new initiatives being introduced were not immediately available. The contractor’s name for the partnership extension was also not provided in the announcement. Similarly, information regarding any specific racing series or events that will be prioritized under this renewed agreement was not detailed.

Knoxville Raceway, often referred to as the “Sprint Car Capital of the World,” has a long-standing history of hosting significant racing events. Its collaboration with the World of Outlaws has been a cornerstone for delivering marquee Sprint Car and Late Model races to its community and to a global audience through digital platforms. The extension of this relationship is expected to maintain the high standards of competition and fan engagement that both organizations strive for.

The continued alliance between Knoxville Raceway, the World of Outlaws, and DIRTVision is anticipated to benefit both the sport and its followers by ensuring consistent access to premier racing content and events. Further details about future events and the specifics of the extended partnership are expected to be released by the involved parties at a later date.



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