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Larson’s Outlaw Kart Showcase Returns To Cycleland
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BRANDT Professional Agriculture has united again with NASCAR star Kyle Larson to offer one of the highest guaranteed purses in Outlaw Kart racing.
The fourth annual Kyle Larson’s Outlaw Kart Showcase presented by BRANDT is set to return as a two-day event Monday and Tuesday, September 3–4, offering a $35,000 total purse for the three divisions, with $6,000 to the winner of the open dDivision at Cycleland Speedway in Chico, California.
“I’m excited to have BRANDT return for the Outlaw Kart Showcase. BRANDT has a big presence in the California agriculture industry working with growers to improve the crops on their farms. They are a first-class organization with knowledgeable professionals out in the field. BRANDT has a significant presence in motorsports, at both regional and national levels, and they just add to the stature of the Showcase,” said Larson.
Once again, the Outlaw Kart Showcase will include the box stock and 250 intermediate outlaw karts. Preliminary events for all three divisions will be contested on Monday night, with feature events on Tuesday night. Also on Monday, a special open division feature paying $1,000 to the winner will be available to the top 20 karts from qualifying.
Drivers from all over the country are expected to compete at the event. More than 160 entries were received last year.
The fourth annual Kyle Larson’s Outlaw Kart Showcase presented by BRANDT is set to return as a two-day event Monday and Tuesday, September 3–4, offering a $35,000 total purse for the three divisions, with $6,000 to the winner of the open dDivision at Cycleland Speedway in Chico, California.
“I’m excited to have BRANDT return for the Outlaw Kart Showcase. BRANDT has a big presence in the California agriculture industry working with growers to improve the crops on their farms. They are a first-class organization with knowledgeable professionals out in the field. BRANDT has a significant presence in motorsports, at both regional and national levels, and they just add to the stature of the Showcase,” said Larson.
Once again, the Outlaw Kart Showcase will include the box stock and 250 intermediate outlaw karts. Preliminary events for all three divisions will be contested on Monday night, with feature events on Tuesday night. Also on Monday, a special open division feature paying $1,000 to the winner will be available to the top 20 karts from qualifying.
Drivers from all over the country are expected to compete at the event. More than 160 entries were received last year.
