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Bobby Repeats as World of Outlaws Series Champion in Record-Setting Season

Bobby added another historic chapter to his World of Outlaws Late Model Series career by claiming his second consecutive series championship, securing his third title in the last four years while rewriting the series record book along the way.

The 2026 campaign was one for the record books, as Bobby put together one of the most dominant seasons in World of Outlaws history. Across 52 starts, he recorded 20 victories, 39 top-five finishes, and 49 top-10 finishes while accumulating the most points in a single season in series history.

Along the way, Bobby established a new World of Outlaws single-season wins record with 20 victories, surpassing the previous benchmark and putting together a stretch of six consecutive series wins during the summer.

The season featured several major victories, including some of the sport’s most prestigious events.

Bobby claimed the $100,000 USA Nationals at Cedar Lake (WI) Speedway for his third career victory in the crown jewel event. Other highlights included the $30,000 Bobik Memorial at Marion Center (PA) Raceway, the $25,000 Hawkeye 100 at Maquoketa (IA) Speedway, the $25,000 Maribel Showdown at 141 (WI) Speedway, and the $25,000 Illini 100 at Farmer City (IL) Raceway.

The championship was the result of a season filled with plenty of highs and lows, but the No. 32 team consistently found ways to overcome adversity and remain in contention.

“It’s super rewarding. It’s a long season and to come out on top, that’s just everything,” Bobby said. “It’s the main goal heading into the season is to win this Outlaw championship. To do it for the third time, it’s awesome, especially the year we had. We had some ups, had some downs and everything in between.”

Bobby also reflected on the significance of setting the single-season wins record, crediting the team’s ability to perform at a high level regardless of the track.

“To break the single-season win record is just crazy,” he said. “We got on that run there of six WoO wins in a row. To get on runs like that while out here racing against some of these guys, it just goes to show a lot about our team and how we’re able to, no matter what track it is, just feel like we really got a handle on this Longhorn Chassis.”

The championship effort was a true team accomplishment, with Bobby recognizing the dedication of everyone who helped make another title possible.

“From my family, crew, everyone, just can’t thank them all enough for staying strong,” he said. “Even tonight, ending it with a great second-place finish has just been an awesome year.”

Bobby Tames Cushion for Lincoln Park Victory

Bobby Tames Cushion for Lincoln Park Victory

Bobby earned another $20,000 payday Wednesday night, winning the FloRacing Night in America feature at Lincoln Park (IN) Speedway.

Starting third in the 50-lap main event, Bobby settled into the third position during the opening circuits before an early caution on the second lap regrouped the field.

Choosing the outside lane for the restart, Bobby powered into second down the backstretch and quickly challenged for the lead. He pulled alongside the race leader entering turn one before another caution slowed the action with 42 laps to go.

On the ensuing restart, Bobby briefly slid into the lead entering turn one but couldn’t make the pass stick, settling back into second.

The decisive moment came on lap 11.

With the race leader suffering a flat tire, Bobby inherited the top spot. The remaining distance was anything but easy, however, as Bobby had to fend off a series of restarts to keep the field behind him.

A caution with 36 laps to go erased his early advantage, while another yellow on lap 27 interrupted his rhythm just as he began working through lapped traffic.

By lap 33, Bobby had stretched his lead to 1.4 seconds. Heavy side-by-side lapped traffic with eight laps remaining briefly allowed the runner-up to close within a car length before another caution on the next lap erased Bobby’s advantage once again.

On the ensuing restart, Bobby quickly regained control and rebuilt his lead to 1.4 seconds over the closing laps to secure the $20,000 victory.

“That’s one of the toughest cushions we’ve had this year,” Bobby said. “It’s very nerve-wracking, but it was fun to run. It was so different in each corner.”

The victory also carried extra significance after a pair of recent crown jewel races.

“Feel like we got that monkey off our back from the World and the North-South,” Bobby said. “We put our heads down, went back to work. This car is really fast. I think we got a good package. We’re going to keep working on it and improving it.”

Following the victory, Bobby directed the event’s $2,000 Angel Donor charitable contribution to Megan’s Mission Foundation, which supports childhood cancer research.

“First off, thank you. Whoever does that, that’s really cool,” Bobby said. “For the duration of the month and into October, we’re doing a Megan’s Mission Foundation ribbon deal on the roof. Thank you to everyone that did that. It’s going to go to Megan’s Mission to help fight childhood cancer and everything they do. I know they’ve been working hard to find a cure for that specific cancer. Shout out to the Bugg family and Gary with Low Voltage Solutions for working that deal together.”

The victory marked another $20,000 payday for Bobby and the No. 32 team as they continue to build momentum late in the season.

Bobby Leads Every Lap in Cotton Pickin’ Victory

Bobby Leads Every Lap in Cotton Pickin’ Victory

Bobby returned to Victory Lane Saturday night, leading all 60 laps to capture the $20,000 Cotton Pickin’ at Magnolia (MS) Motor Speedway.

After setting fast time in qualifying and winning his heat race during Friday’s preliminary action, Bobby earned the pole position for Saturday’s 60-lap feature.

From there, the No. 32 team never looked back.

Bobby paced the field from the drop of the green flag, controlling the race from start to finish while never facing a serious challenge. He crossed the finish line 2.021 seconds ahead of the field to secure another victory at one of his favorite tracks after also winning at Magnolia earlier this season in World of Outlaws competition.

“I really loved being able to maneuver around these wide corners,” Bobby said in Victory Lane. “Magnolia is one of my favorite tracks, so really fun to come here and thanks to all these fans for coming out.”

The victory added another $20,000 payday to Bobby’s outstanding 2026 season and continued his success at Magnolia.

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