The World 100 is The Park Speedway’s defining race: two nights, yearly payouts, championship trophies, and a permanent place in the event’s Hall of Fame.
The World 100 is more than a date on the schedule. It is the race every Park Speedway competitor measures themselves against.
Since 2015, the World 100 has brought together championship-level competition, yearly trophies, payouts, and a two-night atmosphere unlike any other event at The Park Speedway.
Every edition adds another name, another memory, and another chapter to the event’s permanent history.
Winning this race means more than one successful night. Each champion becomes part of a growing Hall of Fame that preserves the event’s history year after year.
The first World 100 begins the tradition.
Michael Sampson begins a historic championship run.
Alex Barton becomes the newest World 100 champion.
The 12th Annual World 100 asks: who joins the Hall of Fame next?
Every champion below has earned a permanent place in The Park Speedway’s crown-jewel event.
Michael Sampson holds the World 100 record with six victories. Alex Barton enters the 2026 event as the defending champion after winning in 2025.
This archive will continue to grow after every World 100, preserving the history of the event instead of replacing it each season.
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Podium photos are part of the permanent historical record. This gallery will grow with each new edition.
A look back at the event’s earlier years and the racers who helped establish its tradition.
World 100 competitors and award winners gathered after the final laps.
The event continues to bring together multiple classes and generations of Park Speedway racers.
The trophy, awards, and top finishers represent what every World 100 racer is chasing.
The World 100 trophy is more than an award. It represents twelve years of competition, preparation, pressure, and achievement.
Every racer who enters has the same goal: earn a place beside the trophy and become part of the Hall of Fame.
The 12th Annual World 100 returns Friday, July 31 and Saturday, August 1, 2026.
Final classes, payout amounts, entry details, schedules, and sponsor announcements will be posted through The Park Speedway website and Facebook group.
The World 100 brings together the primary classes raced at The Park Speedway.
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