WYCO Racing gets $100,000 bailout so Operation Outlaw can go on

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Many racers and fans attended the Operation Octane race in 2016, held at the Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, KS. It was hosted by event organizers Chad and Toby of Wyco Racing, getting 80 cars to race down pit road in an unique race to the Kansas City area. While they tried to host Operation Octane 2017, Wyco Racing dropped the ball so Kansas Speedway cancelled the event just 2 weeks prior to it happening leaving a bad taste in many racers and fans mouths.

This left many racers upset at Kansas Speedway, but they had to do what was needed to ensure a safe event. Just as it seemed doomed for another race on pit road, owner Robin of Central Power Systems stepped with a bailout to the speedway, over $100,000 came from his company to ensure the race happened. Much like GM, Wyco Racing decided to take the bailout in their best interests as they knew this was the only way they could make the race happen.

This has left some racers on the fence, as they weren't happy with the outcome of Operation Octane 2017. Originally it was promoted as a new event Operation Outlaw, in what seemed to be a new company (Central Power Systems) hosting it, but it appears to still be put on by the same Wyco Racing. Many racers and fans will be glad the speedway decided to step up and allow another event with Wyco Racing after the last mishap, and will show up this Saturday to support the race.

Hopefully Kansas City can continue to have drag racing events, ever since KCIR(previous local drag stip) closed many racers have been looking for a place to get lined up and race legally. Maybe with enough interest and money, the city can have yet again another great racing spot.

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