USAC National champions can double and even triple their point-fund payouts during the 2023 season with USAC’s newly announced “Win 2 Times 2” and “Win 3 Times 3” rewards programs.

USAC’s premier circle track divisions offer a base championship payout of $50,000 for the top points driver in the AMSOIL Sprint Car National Championship, $30,000 in the NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship and $20,000 in Silver Crown.

If a driver can win two of the three championships in 2023, that driver will be able to “double” their overall reward. 

For example, a driver who captures both the sprint and midget titles will receive a base payout of $80,000 ($50,000 for sprint and $30,000 for midget). In turn, that money will double to $160,000 for scoring two titles.

Furthermore, if a driver can win all three championships in 2023, that driver will be able to “triple” their overall reward. 

Winning all three would result in a base payout of $100,000. With the achievement, that money would triple to $300,000 in total monetary rewards.

The announcement comes amid USAC’s point-fund increases for its three premier circle track divisions during the 2023 season, with more than $350,000 up for grabs across the board.

Since 2019, USAC’s annual national points funds have increased 75% from a total of $200,000 to the $350,000 mark in 2023.

Out of the $350,000 total, $200,000 is allotted for the USAC AMSOIL Sprint Car National Championship point fund, $100,000 for the USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship and $50,000 for Silver Crown.

USAC’s National season will begin with the AMSOIL Sprint Car National Championship at Florida’s Volusia Speedway Park for a pair of non-points events Feb. 13-14. 

The points season for the Sprint Cars will begin on Feb. 16-17-18 at Florida’s Bubba Raceway Park. 

The USAC Silver Crown season will kickstart at yet-to-be-determined venue April 16. 

The USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship season will open April 21-22 at Kokomo (Indiana) Speedway.