FAIRBURY, Ill. – Hayden Cardwell’s prowess on dirt ovals in iRacing World Championships had already been established prior to Monday night’s virtual World of Outlaws sprint car event at Fairbury American Legion Speedway. The Tennessee native was already established on the late model side, having won his first career Morton Buildings Late Model World Championship start in 2019 and the series championship this summer. But just three races into his iRacing World of Outlaws NOS Energy Sprint Car World Championship career, after having already taken the points lead last week at Knoxville, Cardwell scored his first World Championship win in a 410 at the virtual quarter-mile. Top qualifier Cole Neuhalfen won the first heat, with Cardwell, Braden Eyler, and Logan Rumsey taking the other three heat wins.

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