Most Popular 1/10 Oval Cars

Updated November 2026 · How we counted

The 1/10 oval cars racers run most in 2026, counted from 798 racers' setups. The TLR 22S Sprint Car leads.

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Wondering which dirt oval car to buy? The TLR 22S Sprint Car is the car more oval racers run than any other in 2026, with the 22S Dirt Late Model second, and the Traxxas Slash carries the Mudboss and modified classes. We counted the setups saved in the RC Setup App this year: 798 racers added or updated a setup for one of the 34 1/10 oval cars in the app during 2026. By class, that's 330 late model, 438 sprint car, 163 modified, 59 street stock and 48 midget racers, and a racer with cars in more than one class counts in each.

The percentage under each car is the share of racers in that class who run it. A racer counts once per car no matter how many setups they've saved. Counts updated November 2026.

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Every car below links to the setups racers have shared for it, and the oval page lists every oval car in the app.

Versions of the same car counted together, so a line that racers keep across updates shows its real weight. The TLR 22S Sprint Car line leads at 27% of 1/10 oval racers, then the Traxxas Slash Oval at 24%.

Share of 1/10 oval racers
  1. TLR 22S Sprint Car27%
  2. Traxxas Slash Oval24%
  3. TLR 22S Dirt Late Model19%
  4. Custom Works Rocket14%
  5. Custom Works OUTLAW13%
  6. GFRP Assault9%
  7. Custom Works Bullet6%
  8. GFRP ASSAILANT6%

330 racers saved or updated a setup for a late model in 2026. The TLR 22S Dirt Late Model leads at 45%, then the Custom Works Rocket 5.1 at 20%. This list covers cars with at least 10 racers.

Share of racers who run each
  1. TLR 22S Dirt Late Model45%
  2. Custom Works Rocket 5.120%
  3. Custom Works Rocket 515%
  4. GFRP Assailant 202412%
  5. Traxxas Slash Late Model5%
  6. GFRP Mistress 20243%
TLR 22S Dirt Late Model

1. TLR 22S Dirt Late Model

45% of late model racers

The 22S platform's ready-to-run dirt late model, sharing its suspension and transmission with the 22S Sprint, and the most run late model by a wide margin.

Setups for the 22S Dirt Late Model Parts at AMain
Custom Works Rocket 5.1

2. Custom Works Rocket 5.1

20% of late model racers

Custom Works' newer Rocket late model, a hybrid chassis built for both high-bite and loose dirt tracks.

Setups for the Rocket 5.1 Parts at AMain
Custom Works Rocket 5

3. Custom Works Rocket 5

15% of late model racers

The Rocket 5.1's predecessor, built on the Rocket 4, still run by nearly as many racers.

Setups for the Rocket 5 Parts at AMain
GFRP Assailant 2024

4. GFRP Assailant 2024

12% of late model racers

GFRP's loose-dirt late model and Midwest modified, in its 2024 version.

Setups for the Assailant 2024 Parts at AMain
Traxxas Slash Late Model

5. Traxxas Slash Late Model

5% of late model racers

The Traxxas Slash under a late model body, for the spec classes that run the stock Slash.

Setups for the Slash Late Model Parts at AMain
GFRP Mistress 2024

6. GFRP Mistress 2024

3% of late model racers

GFRP's high-bite late model and Midwest modified, in its 2024 version.

Setups for the Mistress 2024 Parts at AMain

438 racers saved or updated a setup for a sprint car in 2026. The TLR 22S Sprint Car leads at 50%, then the Custom Works Outlaw 5 at 20%. This list covers cars with at least 10 racers.

Share of racers who run each
  1. TLR 22S Sprint Car50%
  2. Custom Works Outlaw 520%
  3. GFRP Assault 202612%
  4. Custom Works Bullet11%
  5. Custom Works Outlaw 45%
  6. GFRP Assault 20245%
  7. GFRP Hustler 20253%
  8. Velocity VS-23%
TLR 22S Sprint Car

1. TLR 22S Sprint Car

50% of sprint car racers

A ready-to-run dirt oval sprint car on the TLR 22 platform, sold under the Losi name, and the car more oval racers run than any other.

Setups for the 22S Sprint Car Parts at AMain
Custom Works Outlaw 5

2. Custom Works Outlaw 5

20% of sprint car racers

Custom Works' sprint car kit for loose dirt tracks, built on the Outlaw 4 that is still in the list.

Setups for the Outlaw 5 Parts at AMain
GFRP Assault 2026

3. GFRP Assault 2026

12% of sprint car racers

GFRP's loose-dirt sprint car in its 2026 version, with a new chassis plate and cage.

Setups for the Assault 2026 Parts at AMain
Custom Works Bullet

4. Custom Works Bullet

11% of sprint car racers

Custom Works' high-bite sprint car, a 2025 kit built on the Outlaw 5 for high-grip tracks.

Setups for the Bullet Parts at AMain
Custom Works Outlaw 4

5. Custom Works Outlaw 4

5% of sprint car racers

The Outlaw 5's predecessor, kept by a good share of Custom Works sprint car racers.

Setups for the Outlaw 4 Parts at AMain
GFRP Assault 2024

6. GFRP Assault 2024

5% of sprint car racers

The 2026 Assault's predecessor, still on plenty of tracks.

Setups for the Assault 2024 Parts at AMain
GFRP Hustler 2025

7. GFRP Hustler 2025

3% of sprint car racers

GFRP's high-bite sprint car, in its 2025 version.

Setups for the Hustler 2025 Parts at AMain
Velocity VS-2

8. Velocity VS-2

3% of sprint car racers

Velocity's first full kit, a 2026 sprint car, and the only one in the list not from TLR, Custom Works or GFRP.

Setups for the VS-2

163 racers saved or updated a setup for a modified in 2026. The Traxxas Slash Mudboss Dirt Oval leads at 64%, then the Traxxas Slash UMP-Style Modified at 26%. This list covers cars with at least 10 racers.

Share of racers who run each
  1. Traxxas Slash Mudboss Dirt Oval64%
  2. Traxxas Slash UMP-Style Modified26%
  3. Traxxas Slash Modified17%
Traxxas Slash Mudboss Dirt Oval

1. Traxxas Slash Mudboss Dirt Oval

64% of modified racers

The Traxxas Slash as run in Mudboss, the spec dirt oval class built on the stock 2WD Slash, and the most run car outside the sprint and late model classes.

Setups for the Slash Mudboss Dirt Oval Parts at AMain
Traxxas Slash UMP-Style Modified

2. Traxxas Slash UMP-Style Modified

26% of modified racers

The Traxxas Slash under a UMP-style modified body, for the Midwest modified classes.

Setups for the Slash UMP-Style Modified Parts at AMain
Traxxas Slash Modified

3. Traxxas Slash Modified

17% of modified racers

The Traxxas Slash under a modified body, for the other modified classes.

Setups for the Slash Modified Parts at AMain

59 racers saved or updated a setup for a street stock in 2026. The Traxxas Slash Street Stock leads at 46%, then the Team Associated SR10M at 36%. This list covers cars with at least 10 racers.

Share of racers who run each
  1. Traxxas Slash Street Stock46%
  2. Team Associated SR10M36%
  3. Team Associated SR1022%
Traxxas Slash Street Stock

1. Traxxas Slash Street Stock

46% of street stock racers

The Traxxas Slash under a street stock body, and the most run street stock.

Setups for the Slash Street Stock Parts at AMain
Team Associated SR10M

2. Team Associated SR10M

36% of street stock racers

Team Associated's ready-to-run dirt oval street stock, the 2024 update of the SR10.

Setups for the SR10M Parts at AMain
Team Associated SR10

3. Team Associated SR10

22% of street stock racers

Team Associated's original ready-to-run dirt oval car, replaced by the SR10M but still run.

Setups for the SR10 Parts at AMain

48 racers saved or updated a setup for a midget in 2026. The Custom Works Beast leads at 67%, then the GFRP Weapon 2025 at 35%. This list covers cars with at least 10 racers.

Custom Works Beast

1. Custom Works Beast

67% of midget racers

Custom Works' midget kit, out in 2024, and the most run midget.

Setups for the Beast Parts at AMain
GFRP Weapon 2025

2. GFRP Weapon 2025

35% of midget racers

GFRP's midget, in its 2025 version.

Setups for the Weapon 2025 Parts at AMain

TLR alone accounts for 39% of 1/10 oval racers, with Custom Works next at 30% and Traxxas at 24%. A racer with cars from two brands counts for both.

BrandShareMost run car
TLR39%22S Sprint Car
Custom Works30%Outlaw 5
Traxxas24%Slash Mudboss Dirt Oval
GFRP17%Assault 2026
Team Associated4%SR10M
Velocity2%VS-2
FiveSeven1%Prodigy 2020

How we counted

We count anonymous totals from setups saved in the app for 1/10 oval cars, added or updated between January and November 2026, so this is what racers run now rather than what they have ever owned. A racer counts once per car no matter how many setups they've saved, and nothing about who they are or where they race reaches this page. Versions of a car that share a setup sheet, like a dirt and a carpet edition, are counted together.

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What is the most popular 1/10 oval car in 2026?

The TLR 22S Sprint Car, run by 27% of the 798 racers who saved a setup for one of these cars in 2026, then the TLR 22S Dirt Late Model at 19% and the Traxxas Slash Mudboss Dirt Oval at 13%.

What is the most popular late model in 2026?

The TLR 22S Dirt Late Model, run by 45% of the 330 late model racers in our count.

What is the most popular sprint car in 2026?

The TLR 22S Sprint Car, run by 50% of the 438 sprint car racers in our count.

What is the most popular modified in 2026?

The Traxxas Slash Mudboss Dirt Oval, run by 64% of the 163 modified racers in our count.

What is the most popular street stock in 2026?

The Traxxas Slash Street Stock, run by 46% of the 59 street stock racers in our count.

What is the most popular midget in 2026?

The Custom Works Beast, run by 67% of the 48 midget racers in our count.

What brand do most 1/10 oval racers run?

TLR, with 39% of the 798 racers in our count, then Custom Works at 30% and Traxxas at 24%.

Is the most popular car the best one?

We count what racers run, we don't test cars, so this is popularity rather than a lab result. The most run car is usually a safe buy because parts, setups and advice are easy to find, but a newer car from the same maker is often where the racers who just bought one went.

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