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The 46th annual ARP Dirt Track World Championship will return to West Virginia Motor Speedway this weekend, serving as a finale to the Late Model Dirt Series season.
The Dirt Track World Championship is returning to West Virginia for the first time since 2010, though much has changed since then. The weekend will get started with twin 25-lap qualifiers prior to Sunday’s 100-lap event, with the ultimate payout of $100,000 — the most lucrative in track history.
Heading into the weekend, Brandon Sheppard holds a narrow 45-point lead over defending champion Devin Moran. Hudson O’Neal and Ricky Thornton Jr. follow closely behind in the standings.
Who will be this season’s champion?
Here’s everything you need to know about the 2026 Lucas Oil Dirt Track World Championships, including TV channel and streaming options for the annual race.
Where to watch Lucas Oil Dirt Track World Championships 2026: TV channel, live stream
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TV channel: N/A
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Live stream:FloRacing
The Lucas Oil Dirt Track World Championships will not air on a national TV channel. However, most races from the popular dirt late model event — including the main event on Sunday — will be available to stream on FloRacing.
When is the Lucas Oil Dirt Track World Championships?
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Date: Sunday, Oct. 18
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Time: 5:30 p.m. ET
The FloRacing broadcast for the main event at the 2026 Lucas Oil Dirt Track World Championship will be on Sunday, Oct. 18 at 4:45 p.m. ET. Hot laps will then begin around 5 p.m., followed by the championship race around 5:30 p.m.
Dirt Track World Championship 2026 schedule
Here’s a closer look at the schedule for each day of competition at West Virginia Motor Speedway. On-track activity will get started around 4:45 p.m. ET each day, with hot laps, heats, and races to follow.
(All times ET)
Saturday, Oct. 17
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Time (ET) |
Event |
Watch |
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10 a.m. |
Pits and Grandstands open |
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4:45 p.m. |
On-track activity |
FloRacing |
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Late Model hot laps |
FloRacing |
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Late Model time trials (2 laps) |
FloRacing |
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Late Model heats (10 laps) |
FloRacing |
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Late Model consolations (12 laps) |
FloRacing |
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Late Model semifeatures (25 laps) |
FloRacing |
Sunday, Oct. 18
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Time (ET) |
Event |
Watch |
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10 a.m. |
Pits and Grandstands open |
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4:45 p.m. |
On-track activity |
FloRacing |
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Late Model B-main hot laps |
FloRacing |
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Late Model B-mains |
FloRacing |
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Late Model A-main hot laps |
FloRacing |
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Jim Dunn Non-Qualifiers’ Race (25 laps) |
FloRacing |
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46th annual Dirt Track World Championship (100 laps) |
FloRacing |
Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Championship Standings
(Driver points listed in parentheses)
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Brandon Sheppard (7355)
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Devin Moran (7310)
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Hudson O’Neal (7215)
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Ricky Thornton Jr. (6945)
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Brandon Overton (6740)
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Max Blair (6670)
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Josh Rice (6475)
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Brian Shirley (6260)
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Garrett Alberson (6095)
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Kyle Bronson (5905)
Dirt Track World Championship past winners
Here’s a look at the 10 most recent winners of the Dirt Track World Championship.
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Year |
Driver |
Hometown |
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2025 |
Bobby Pierce |
Oakwood, IL |
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2024 |
Bobby Pierce |
Oakwood, IL |
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2023 |
Brandon Sheppard |
New Berlin, IL |
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2022 |
Garrett Smith |
Eatonton, GA |
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2021 |
Ricky Thornton Jr. |
Chandler, AZ |
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2020 |
Brandon Sheppard |
New Berlin, IL |
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2019 |
Brandon Sheppard |
New Berlin, IL |
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2018 |
Josh Richards |
Shinnston, WV |
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2017 |
Josh Richards |
Shinnston, WV |
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2016 |
Brandon Sheppard |
New Berlin, IL |
