Good crowds and, for the most part, good weather greeted fans from around the country looking to escape the winter cold and enjoy the Sunshine State.
Good crowds and, for the most part, good weather greeted fans from around the country looking to escape the winter cold and enjoy the annual invasion of numerous national and regional auto racing sanctions into the Sunshine State.
ALL STARS JEAN LYNCH CLASSIC (30 laps)
1 – Kyle Larson
2 – Ian Madsen
3 – Cory Eliason
4 – Aaron Reutzel
5 – Tony Stewart
6 – Cale Conley
7 – Paul McMahan
8 – Brock Zearfoss
9 – Greg Wilson
10 – Brent Marks
11 – Mark Smith
12 – Terry McCarl
13 – Danny Dietrich
14 – Davie Franek
15 – Brian Brown
16 – Dylan Westbrook
17 – George Hobaugh
18 – Trey Starks
19 – Jamie Myers
20 – Tim Shaffer
21 – Jordan Mackison
22 – Sam Hafertepe Jr.
23 – Danny Smith
24 – Chad Kemenah
The 2020 Florida Winternationals kicked off with defending World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series defending champion Brad Sweet driving the Kasey Kahne Racing No. 49 to victory in the Ollie‘s Bargain Outlet All Star Circuit of Champions presented by Mobil 1 season-opener at Volusia Speedway Park on February 5. But it was the All Stars‘ defending champion, Aaron Reutzel, that claimed the series‘ finale at the Barberville oval.0
Ten-time Outlaws champion Donny Schatz took the checkers in the WoO season-opener the next night at Volusia. Sweet took his second Florida checkers the next evening at Volusia to earn his first WoO victory in his bid to defend his title this season. Logan Schuchart led all but one lap in the Shark Racing No. 1s on his way to victory in the Volusia Outlaws finale. Following three podium finishes in a row, Sweet was awarded the Big Gator. It was his second time earning the trophy — he earned his first in 2016.