The Chili Bowl Nationals is held at the SageNet Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Event Location Details
The annual Chili Bowl Nationals, a premier indoor racing event, takes place in the heartland of America. The specific venue for this celebrated motorsports event is the SageNet Center.
| Location Name | City | State | Type of Event Building |
|---|---|---|---|
| SageNet Center | Tulsa | Oklahoma | Indoor Arena/Expo |
This venue, an integral part of the sprawling Expo Square complex, is transformed each year into a compact, high-banked dirt track, perfectly suited for the intense midget car racing action that defines the Chili Bowl.
What is the Chili Bowl?
Often unofficially dubbed the "Super Bowl of Midget Racing," the Chili Bowl Nationals is a highly anticipated indoor dirt track racing event that attracts top drivers and enthusiastic fans from across the globe. It stands as one of the most prestigious events in dirt track motorsports.
Key characteristics of the Chili Bowl include:
- Event Type: It is an indoor racing event, which allows for competition regardless of external weather conditions.
- Vehicles: The race exclusively features Dirt Midgets, a type of open-wheel, high-horsepower race car.
- Comparable Series: The midget cars competing in the Chili Bowl are similar to those seen in renowned series such as the USAC Midget National Championship.
- Frequency: The event is held annually, making it a regular fixture on the racing calendar.
The Chili Bowl is renowned for its demanding competition, tight racing, and often unpredictable outcomes, which solidifies its status as a must-see event for motorsports enthusiasts. For more detailed information on past events, participant rosters, and schedules, you can visit FloRacing.
