by Alex Nieten, World of Outlaws
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THE MAG MAGIC: Gravel Sweeps Magnolia for Third World of Outlaws Win of Season
by Alex Nieten, World Of Outlaws
Perfection. That’s the only word to describe Watertown, CT’s David Gravel and Big Game Motorsports on Saturday at Mississippi’s Magnolia Motor Speedway.
The defending World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car champions checked all the boxes. It began with setting their fourth consecutive Simpson Quick Time and establishing a new track record in the process. Next up was a Heat Race win. Then came a Toyota Dash victory. (more…)
Dreams Came True for World of Outlaws Driver David Gravel
The dream finally came true for David Gravel in 2024 as he captured a World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car championship. But he’s not done. He wants to cement his legacy among the best. (more…)
David Gravel Prepares To Defend World of Outlaws Championship
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — You’d never know it by the current weather conditions, but the dirt track racing season is fast approaching. David Gravel of Watertown, CT added to his list of accomplishments in November, winning his first World of Outlaws championship.
David Gravel Takes His First WoO Sprint Car Championship
Is he a deserving World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series champion?
For many, it seemed a foregone conclusion that David Gravel Racing would earn his maiden WoO championship in 2024. This was, after all, the season when five-time champion Brad Sweet left the series to join High Limit Racing.
Gravel, from Watertown, CT had been the championship runner-up in each of the previous three seasons.
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Wolcott’s Marcel Gravel Takes Career Defining, Emotional Win in 62nd Vermont Milk Bowl
Barre, VT — Following the annual pomp and circumstance of the annual season ending classic, the brave drivers of the American-Canadian Tour took on the first of three Segments in the 62nd Vermont Milk Bowl presented by Northfield Savings Bank. Polesitter Gabe Brown jumped ahead to lead the pack early while collecting the first lap money of the event along with Marcel Gravel in second and Jimmy Hebert in third. Driving hard on the outside lane, Gravel launched to lead lap nine with Hebert and previous Milk Bowl winners Jason Corliss and Chris Pelkey in tow. A trio of mid-race, quick cycle cautions slowed the segment for heart-pounding restarts before Marcel Gravel claimed the opening segment win with Jason Corliss, Brown, Hebert and Pelkey rounding out the top five. (more…)
