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Any word on who will be full time All Srars this year havent heard many confirm full time . Wondering about the 7c,10,11,17and 55?

Blake I know you are busy with the midgets buy any news would help.

Pretty sure they don't do membership stuff until after Florida. You might hear of a few before then, but you probably won't have the full list until late March.

Membership will go out in the next week or two. So not entirely sure quite yet outside of the ones that have announced they would be back.  Of which i may have missed some, so i hate to spreculate.  We are GUESSING most teams are back from last year outside of CJB.

Hunter will be back in the Vermeer 55 and Zeb said at the banquet they will be back in the 10. 

So far I have...

Hunter Schuerenberg

Zeb Wise

Kevin Thomas Jr.

Corey Eliason

Justin Peck

Kyle Reinhardt

Rumor has it Chris Windom is going to try some winged sprint car races with the All-Stars as well in 2022 but how many is not known.

Proudly supports:

Logan Seavey, Corey Day and "Big Sexy" Brandon Overton

Add Scotty Thiel

Proudly supports:

Logan Seavey, Corey Day and "Big Sexy" Brandon Overton

So basically it's the USAC roster from a couple years ago. 

So basically it's the USAC roster from a couple years ago. 

Are you sure on this? from what I've found so far he's only stated that he is starting the year with the all stars, but I could be wrong

My guess.....

Courtney    7C

Eliason        26

Peck            13

Wise             10

Balog             17

Schurenburg  55

Henry              4

Kevin Thomas Jr     9

PPM                 11             ????

Kyle Reinhart     91           ????

NOW ON TO GREATER SPECULATION.....

Scotty Theil       73            ????????

Aryton Gennetton  3          ???????

Coldren car           07           driver? 

Skylar Gee indicated he will run a pick and choose schedule with his new team

Chris Windom?         

Cole Macedo?

Anyone from left field? 

Any update? I saw yesterday that Tim Shaffer would be on the full trail in the Grove 28. The McGhee 11 will be full-time, although with PPM's medical condition there's no saying if he may need to miss some races and a replacement driver in the car. I think that puts the ASCOC roster around 10? Honestly a really solid group with pretty much everyone having the ability to win on any given night

I'm not sure about the All-Stars but I'm impressed with the ability of the World of Outlaws to retain that many full-time travelers.  I've been told by a man in business with the late-model world they are having a lot of trouble finding drivers to commit to the WoO Late Models and the Lucas Oil.  (I'm not sure if something has broken since then, but as of a few weeks ago this was the word on the street)  

 It sounds like fuel prices have the potential of keeping those series to regional events and few, if any drivers have committed to the entire schedules.  

It has everything to do with the extra incentive program they announced for this year, re WoO. Extra $500 on top of the normal purse for being a top 12 traveler adds up quick. The LM world is different, they have so many races now that are at minimum 20k to win its insane and keeping many guys off tours, though the WoO is doing much better at getting a traveling roster, albeit not that great in name value, than the Lucas series. Just look at the XR series, 10 races 50k to win, another 13 that are 25k to win.

It's all to do with that absurd XR series which is throwing money around like its going out of style. They claim streaming revenues allow them to go to tracks like Stuart Iowa which seats about 1200 and pay $25k to win. But that's a big reason why guys like Davenport and Overton are not running for points. 

Honestly I'm surprised Flo didn't step up the All Stars purses this year more than they did. There's still a ton of $6k to win shows on the schedule. 

Maybe you should check the facts before you speak.

www.harleytrikes.com

As it stands currently the slm are running for more big paying purses. They have 3 series, woo, lucas and now xr. It will be interesting to see how this plays out this year. Remember, the woo rule book for platinum drivers does not allow them to venture off to run a big paying show.  It's really unfortunate that there are a select few that can run with the outlaws competitively, and those that can seemingly have no interest in going on the road full time.

There's a streaming bubble in DLM that will burst with some people losing out big. There is only so many big named drivers, and only so many ppv's/subscriptions that can be sold. There's gonna be 10-15k to win races with 20 local cars showing up and 100 people buying th ppv- great for the racers this year sure but what's going on is not sustainable. Whether the xr series can be profitable is yet to be seen. Me personally, I much prefer the setup Sprint Car racing has. Just hope that purses are raised with the streaming money that leads to the continuation of the current model

With Shaffer, that's 11, plus the Coldren car, that we don't know the driver yet. I bet there will end up being 13-14 when the season starts, although the fuel prices now are hurting this I am sure. 

Courtney

Eliason

Kevin Thomas Jr.

Henry

Balog

PPM

Shaffer

Peck

Schurenburg

Wise

Reinhart

Coldren car 

Add Scott Bogucki to the full time roster.  Pretty ambitious for Snow Racing to go with 2 full time cars this year, good luck to them and all the All Stars in 2022. 

Look for the 11 to finally take the title. Sam McGhees progression as a crew chief has been fun to watch. the car is

a bullet 

The Coldren car will be Bradley Howard