Driver Garet Williamson and his Fischer MotorSports team are seeking information on their pit bike that was stolen from the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series race at Sharon Speedway this past weekend.

The team shared to Facebook, “Probably a huge long shot. BUT someone stole our burrowmax during the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series Amain tonight Sharon Speedway. If anyone saw anything or can direct us to who may have taken please message us.”

They also included a photo of the bike, which you can see below. A Burrowmax pit bike retails starting at $1,495.

The team’s co-owner Devin Fischer shared on X that as of Tuesday, October 13th, that he “heard absolutely nothing.”

@JFTrentRacing @WorldofOutlaws @SharonSpdwy Heard absolutely nothing

— Devin Fischer (@DevinFischer23) October 13, 2026

While it’s wicked that someone stole their bike, the team put together another solid performance during Sheldon Haudenschild’s NOS Energy Drink Buckeye Brawl tripleheader. The team started off with second place podium finish and a $10,000 payday at Millstream Speedway.

They followed that up with a top 10 at Mansfield Speedway. Williamson drove from 19th to 10th. He and Logan Schuchart tied for the most cars passed with 9 during the feature.

Finally, Williamson finished just off the podium in fourth on Saturday night at Sharon. Overall, he had an average finish of 5.3 over the weekend. 

Williamson is still sixth in the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series points standings. He is 666 behind current leader David Gravel. He is 184 behind fifth place Logan Schuchart and has a 46 point advantage over 7th place Donny Schatz.

The World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series heads to Indiana and Illinois this weekend. First, on Friday, October 16th they will compete at Lincoln Park Speedway in Putnam Indiana. They will then head to the Belle Clair Fairgrounds Park Speedway in Belleville, Illinois.

After that they head to a doubleheader at Texarkana 67 Speedway in Texarkana, Arkansas on October 23-24. Finally, the season concludes at The Dirt Track at Charlotte in Concord, North Carolina for the World Finals.

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