World 100 preliminary action begins on Thursday and more drivers have shared their wraps before racing action is set to begin at Eldora Speedway.

In this most recent wave of reveals, Joseph Joiner and the Hunt the Front team shared revealed their wrap designed by contest winner Joshua Wright with Jdubb Graphicz. The team shared on Facebook, “Earlier this year, we teamed up with Trading Paints to search for an artist to design our 2026 World 100 wrap as part of Trading Paint’s Proving Grounds Challenge. Joshua Wright with Jdubb Graphicz won … and this is what he came up with! “

“Joshua did an awesome job bringing this World 100 look to life, and as part of winning the challenge, he’s joining us at Eldora Speedway this week to see his design compete on the biggest stage in Dirt Late Model racing,” the team added. “Thanks to Joshua for the killer design and to Trading Paints for helping us make the whole thing happen. Now it’s time to put it on the track. “

In a previous update, the team shared stills of the scheme, “WORLD 100 READY. Here she is! A fresh new look as we get ready to take on the biggest stage in Dirt Late Model racing at Eldora Speedway. The car is ready. We’re at the Big E. And tomorrow, we get to line up with the best of the best. Y’all wish us luck! “

Clay Stuckey revealed a very different color scheme for his World 100 wrap. He ditched the gray and the silver and even the metallic maroon he was recently running for hot pink! Stuckey shared on Facebook, “Had to bring out a fresh look for the biggest week of the year! The #15 is wrapped and ready to hit Eldora with the new black, hot pink, and blue look. Absolutely pumped with how this thing turned out! “

“We’ve also got brand-new Clay Stuckey World 100 merch from Bulletproof Tees! The new design will be available in Sapphire Blue, White, and Sport Grey, and HOODIES ARE AVAILABLE TOO! … Come by the trailer and see Haley at Eldora this week and get yours while we have them! Or message Haley or the racing page and we will get them shipped out ASAP!”

“Huge thank you to all of our sponsors, crew, family, friends, and everyone who continues to support Clay Stuckey Racing. Getting the opportunity to roll into Eldora Speedway for the World 100 is something we don’t take for granted,” he concluded. “New wrap. New merch. World 100. Let’s get after it. “

Logan Zarin also drastically changed up his look with his World 100 wrap. No longer does he have the blue that he’s run all year, but he’s got a white car with blue and neon red striping. He initially debut it in a video to Facebook and then shared a number of still images in a follow-up post:

Brian Shirley continued the trend among drivers and teams with throwback and tribute wraps with one of his own. He threw it back to the first car he ever drove for Bob Cullen Racing. Shirley shared on Facebook, “👀 Looks like a lot of drivers are doing a throwback theme… so I guess it’s our turn! Here’s our 2026 World 100 car — a throwback to the very first car I raced for Bob Cullen Racing. 🏁🌍 A little piece of the past, making its way back to the track for one of the biggest races of the year. World 100. Eldora Speedway. Let’s go! 🔥🏁”

On X, he shared a couple of stills of the car.

Here’s our 2026 World 100 car – a throwback to the very first car I raced for Bob Cullen Racing. 🏁🌍

A little piece of the past, making its way back to the track for one of the biggest races of the year#world100 pic.twitter.com/UfcxHI47iK

— Brian Shirley 3s (@Squirrel3s) September 9, 2026

Jadon Frame debuted his scheme at the Baltes Classic this past weekend noting it was inspired by college football and specifically the University of Tennessee Volunteers. His team shared, “It’s COLLEGE FOOTBALL WEEKEND, the engines are fired up, and you know this Southern crew couldn’t roll into Eldora without showing a little VOLS PRIDE! RACING, ROCKY TOP & A WHOLE LOTTA ORANGE! So while the boys are SLINGIN’ DIRT, we’ll be CHEERIN’ ON THE VOLS!”

The World 100 kicks off Thursday, September 10th with $12,000 to-win Twins 25s. The entire field will be split into Group A and B via random draw. After qualifying, there will be six 12-lap heat races or shootouts with the top six being inverted. The top 8 cars from each heat race will advance to their respective feature. There will be two provisionals for the two fastest qualifiers who do not advance to the feature from the heat races. This format will be repeated on Friday, September 11th.

On Saturday for the World 100, there will be six 15-lap heat races. The starting positions will be determined by the track’s Every Lap Matters point standings and then will be inverted based on the top point man’s spin of the Wheel of Misfortune. The top three finishers from each heat race will advance to the World 100 feature. Cars finishing 4th through 11th will go to one of two 15-lap B-Features. The top cars from the B-Features will advance to the World 100. The two highest point earnings who do not advance to the World 100 feature through their heat will receive provisionals and start 19th and 20th in the World 100.

The World 100 will pay $100,000 to win and $5,600 to start. Additionally, B-Main start money has been increased to $1,000 with the first non-transfers earning $3,000. Eldora Speedway GM Levi Jones explained the increases, “Because of the incredible loyalty of our fans and the unwavering commitment of Tony Stewart, we’re proud to announce that competitors at Eldora Speedway will race for even more money in 2026 — while ticket prices remain the same. More reward for the teams. The same value for our fans. Get ready for incredible action, unforgettable moments, and the kind of entertainment you can only find at Eldora Speedway.”

There are currently 106 cars registered to compete this year.