Two Pit Bikes Reported Missing During World of Outlaws Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway
Two pit bikes were reported missing during the World of Outlaws race held at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Charlotte, NC, November 8, 2026 —
Two pit bikes have been reported missing following the recent World of Outlaws racing event held at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Details surrounding the circumstances of their disappearance were not immediately available.
The incident occurred sometime during the duration of the World of Outlaws competition. The specific make, model, or any identifying features of the missing pit bikes have not been publicly disclosed. Information regarding the owners of the pit bikes or the entity that reported them missing also remains undisclosed at this time.
Charlotte Motor Speedway is a prominent motorsports venue located in Concord, North Carolina. It hosts a variety of racing events throughout the year, including NASCAR and NHRA competitions, as well as the World of Outlaws series, which features sprint cars and late models. Pit bikes are commonly used by racing teams and personnel within the track’s pit areas for transportation and quick access to various parts of the facility.
The World of Outlaws is a premier dirt track racing series in the United States. Events typically draw large crowds of spectators and involve numerous teams, drivers, and support staff. The reporting of missing equipment, such as pit bikes, can occur at large-scale events where significant activity and movement are constant.
Further details regarding the timeline of the reporting, any investigations initiated, or the recovery status of the pit bikes are not yet public. The absence of specific information indicates that the investigation, if any, is ongoing or that further details have not been released by the relevant parties.
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