A Dark Day In Motorsports : World Of Outlaws King Steve Kinser Passes Away At 83

 

*”The King of the Outlaws: Steve Kinser’s Legendary Career”*

 

 

Steve Kinser, widely regarded as the greatest sprint car driver in history, has left an indelible mark on the sport.

 

 

*Career Highlights:*

 

 

– 20-time World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series champion (1978-1996, 2000-2005)

– 690 World of Outlaws feature wins (most in series history)

– 12-time Knoxville Nationals winner

– 7-time Williams Grove National Open winner

– Member of the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame (2005)

– Member of the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America (2017)

 

 

*Kinser’s Dominance:*

 

 

Kinser’s incredible career spanned over four decades, during which he won an unprecedented 20 World of Outlaws championships. His consistent excellence earned him the nickname “The King of the Outlaws.”

 

 

*Impact on Sprint Car Racing:*

 

 

Kinser’s influence extends beyond his on-track success:

 

 

– Innovative driving style, pushing the limits of sprint car performance

– Mentor to numerous successful drivers, including his son, Kraig Kinser

– Ambassador for sprint car racing, promoting the sport globally

 

 

*Quotes from Fellow Drivers:*

 

 

– “Steve’s the benchmark for all sprint car drivers.” – Tony Stewart

– “He’s the greatest sprint car driver I’ve ever seen.” – Sammy Swindell

 

 

*Career Stats:*

 

 

– 1977: World of Outlaws Rookie of the Year

– 1978: First World of Outlaws championship

– 1996: Tied with Ted Johnson for most World of Outlaws wins (364)

– 2005: Final World of Outlaws championship

 

 

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*Legacy:*

 

 

Steve Kinser’s remarkable career serves as inspiration for generations of sprint car drivers. His dedication, work ethic, and unwavering passion for the sport have cemented his status as the greatest sprint car driver of all time.

 

 

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