Kyle Larson, Christopher Bell, and Kyle Busch are among the prominent NASCAR drivers scheduled to compete in this year’s Chili Bowl Nationals, one of the most prestigious midget car events of the season. The event, taking place in Tulsa, Oklahoma, will feature over 350 entries and spans from Monday to Friday, culminating with the highly anticipated A main race on Saturday night. All of the action will be broadcast live on FloRacing, giving fans access to the exciting week of racing.
The competition is structured in a way that allows drivers to qualify for Saturday night’s feature race through their performances in qualifying nights throughout the week. Each night has its own qualifying races, and the top two finishers from each qualifying night’s A main race will advance to the final race on Saturday. This setup gives drivers multiple chances to earn their spot in the prestigious A main.
Kyle Larson, who won the Chili Bowl Nationals in both 2020 and 2021, is looking to add another victory to his impressive record. Christopher Bell, who dominated the event from 2017 to 2019, is also considered a strong contender for the title. Both drivers have proven their skill in midget car racing, and they will be joined by NASCAR stars like Kyle Busch, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., and others as they battle it out for supremacy.
Here’s the full schedule for the NASCAR drivers competing this week:
Monday: Kyle Larson, Josh Bilicki, Brent Crews
Tuesday: Ty Gibbs
Wednesday: J.J. Yeley, Corey Day
Thursday: Christopher Bell
Friday: Kyle Busch, Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
Additionally, Monday’s schedule will include the Race of Champions invitational, featuring a competitive 19-car field, including Larson, Day, and Bell. Fans can expect a week filled with thrilling racing action and fierce competition as these drivers aim to secure their place in Saturday night’s A main.
