King of the Outlaws hangs up his helmet

He'll be missed. WoO won't be the same without the special magic he performs with a sprint car.
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At Lebanon Valley Speedway, the legend announced the end of his professional racing career, saying it will "likely" be his final race. The 62-year old leaves behind an incredible legacy with 20 World of Outlaws titles and nearly 600 Feature wins. In a career that spanned five different decades. 'King' Kinser became a 12-time winner of the Knoxville Nationals and seven-time winner of the Kings Royal. Outside of sprint cars, Kinser competed in the two biggest races in North America -- The Daytona 500 and the Indianapolis 500 in 1995 and 1997, finishing 40th and 14th respectively. He also made several appearances in the now defunct International Race of Champions (IROC) series, winning at Talladega in 1994. In 2008, he made ESPN's list for the top 25 race car drivers of all-time.

If you ever saw him race you saw it done as well as it's ever been done.

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King of the Outlaws hangs up his helmet