World of Outlaws & Food Fest Comes to Davenport

If you’re looking to have an unforgettable time at the race track, make sure you have some delicious food in your belly before you sit down to watch the races. There are plenty of foods that are traditional to the racing culture and that every race fan will enjoy eating during their trip to the race track.

Racing and Food! Two things that go great together. Add live music and you've got a party!

In conjunction with the big World Of Outlaws 3 day race there is also FOOD FEST going on!

***Food Fest admission is FREE*** and located in front of the grandstands, separate fee for the World Of Outlaw races

11am until 12am Thursday, Friday and Saturday (August 26-28th)

Shed bar opens at 5pm Thursday, 11am Friday and Saturday

Band Line-up:

Thursday : Dirt Road Rockers after the race (approx 10pm)
Friday: Just Cuz after the race (approx 10pm)
Saturday: Bad Hair after the race (approx 10pm)

Food vendors include

Smokin Butt Bar B Que-pulled pork, pulled chicken, Brisket, Sausage, Baked Beans, Coleslaw.
Westmoreland Concessions-Corn Dogs, Hamburgers, Lemonade, Funnel Cakes, Cheese on a Stick and Tenderloins
Chuckies Tenderloins, Chicken Strips, Waffle Fries
Ganzos-tacos, tostados, half shells
Jada’s Concessions-chicken on a stick, funnel cakes, Brats
Delovelys Delicious Mini Donutes
The Big Cheese Food Truck

General Admission Grandstands

Tickets available at the gate
3-Day: $90 (Thursday-Saturday)
2-Day: $70 (Friday-Saturday)
Thursday: $30
Friday: $35
Saturday: $40
Kids: 12-under: FREE
Vehicle parking in the pit area: $30 for the week
ATV /Golf Cart passes: $30 for the week

PIT PASSES

3-Day Pit: $100 2-day: $80 Thursday $35 Friday: $40 Saturday: $45

Camping is now 1st come 1st serve. Dry camping, tent camping and a few electric spots remain.

Info: https://hokertrucking.com/world-of-outlaws-event

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