Jac Haudenschild continues to shine, still adding to his numbers since joining the Outlaws in 1982 with 350 trips to victory lane. (Photo: Worldofoutlaws.com) » More Photos

11. JAC HAUDENSCHILD: the “Wild Child” continues to shine, still adding to his numbers since joining the Outlaws in 1982; closing-in on 50 A-Feature wins in a career that has taken him to victory lane 350 times

12. BOBBY ALLEN: like Ferkel, “Ol’ Scruffy” was a true outlaw in the early years with a pair of 5-win seasons in 1982 and 1986 en route to 25 A-Feature victories and a trio of top five points finishes

13. JEFF SWINDELL: one of the most underrated outlaws, Sammy’s younger brother collected 32 wins in a 20-season career that often found him in the top five in the standings

14. BRAD DOTY: saw the checkers 11 times in his first 6 seasons with the Outlaws and was coming off a 2nd-place points finish in 1987 before his promising driving career was cut short by a paralyzing accident at Eldora Speedway in 1988

15. JASON MEYERS: California hot-shoe entered 2008 averaging 4 wins per season but has doubled that production this year in his 6th full-time season with the Outlaws

16. JOEY SALDANA: 38 wins and counting for one of the most consistent drivers of this decade and last year’s championship runner-up

17. ANDY HILLENBURG: Oklahoma driver finished first 30 times between 1988 and 2001 and placed inside the top ten points standings in 12 of those seasons

18. RON SHUMAN: 4-time winner in his 1979 “rookie” season with the Outlaws, ended his series career in 1987 with 13 total victories and 5 straight top five finishes in the points standings in an era filled with drivers who, like him, are members of the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame

19. CRAIG DOLLANSKY: finished among the top four in points in the championship 5 times this decade with a runner-up performance in 2006; “The Crowd Pleaser” has 28 A-Feature wins to date