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The wait is almost over! We are officially counting down to the green flag for Season 2 of the World of Outlaws Micro Sprint Series at the legendary Millbridge Speedway! 🏁
61 drivers are locked in and ready to battle for the championship. Who is your pick to take the opening night trophy? 🏆
Check out the full roster below and get ready for some of the best dirt track action in Salisbury!

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LOCAL SPORTS DAILY
​Racing Edition | Saturday, April 4, 2026
​TRACKSIDE CHATTER: DRIVER VOWS TO ESCAPE THE "BUMPER CARS" MENTALITY
​By Miller Reed, Staff Reporter
​LIMA, OH — As the scent of methanol and the roar of 600cc engines returned to the local dirt tracks this weekend, all eyes were on the Micro Sprint pits. Amidst the frantic tire pressure checks and wing adjustments, the conversation turned to the hyper-competitive nature of this year’s field.
​The Micro Sprint division is notorious for tight-quarters racing, often resembling a high-speed game of billiards. However, one driver is looking to change the narrative by staying out front and out of trouble.
​When asked about the strategy for the upcoming campaign, the tone was clear: dominance over defense.
​"I'm hoping to take the most leads this season, and not be bumped every few minutes," Cobb told Local Sports Daily while prepping for the heat races.
​The sentiment echoes a growing frustration among the top-tier talent who find themselves at the mercy of "chrome horns" and aggressive slide jobs. With the power-to-weight ratio of these machines making them twitchy even on a dry slick track, avoiding incidental contact is easier said than done.