The Chili Bowl Nationals presented by NOS Energy Drink is considered the “Super Bowl of Midget Racing” but it’s more than that. It’s also racing’s international melting pot. Drivers from all over the world and all different disciplines and types of cars head to Tulsa, Oklahoma each January to race inside a building, including many from the world of NASCAR.

There’s no DIRTY secret here….ever since the announcement Bristol Motor Speedway was adding dirt to their half-mile concrete surface, the interest meter in the NASCAR Cup Series garage has been pegged.

Kyle Larson’s 2020 Lucas Oil Chili Bowl breakthrough was significant on countless levels.

For more than three decades now, the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Midget Nationals has been a proving ground for racers from almost every discipline imaginable.

Prepare yourself for the 35th Annual Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Midget Nationals by studying up on this stout statistical binge courtesy of Walkapedia!

Tulsa, Oklahoma's 35th Annual Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Midget Nationals has become a mainstay in the motorsport landscape, nationally and even globally. 

The Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Midget Nationals, an annual tradition of Motorsports worlds colliding, has added a new name to its list of Golden Driller hopefuls. Today, NASCAR’s biggest star, most popular driver and the 2020 NASCAR Cup Series Champion Chase Elliott announced on his Twitter account that he will make his first venture to the dirt world and race in midget racing’s crown jewel in January.