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SUNOCO RACE FUELS TO FUEL THE HIGH ROLLERS AS THE OFFICIAL RACING FUEL OF KUBOTA HIGH LIMIT RACING
For Immediate Release
Mooresville, N.C. (April 26, 2024) – Sunoco Race Fuels, the largest
manufacturer of racing gasolines in the world, will fuel Kubota High Limit
Racing for the 2024 season and beyond as the “Official Racing Fuel of High
Limit Racing”. Sunoco Race Fuels has 60 years of on-track victories and will
now add Kubota High Limit Racing wins to their storied history.
“Sunoco Race Fuels is thrilled to be a part of the High Limit Racing
family and proud to be the official fuel of one of the most exciting forms
of motorsports on the planet,” said Ritchie Lewis, Partnership Sales Manager
of Sunoco Race Fuels. “We offer only the highest quality racing fuel
available through our extensive distributor network to keep the cars and
stars of High Limit slinging dirt across the country. For more information
on Sunoco Race Fuels or to find a dealer in your area please visit
SunocoRaceFuels.com."
Sunoco Race Fuels sells fuel through a network of Regional Distributors.
These distributors will work directly with Kubota High Limit Racing to
provide pure methanol for the sprint car teams racing on the tour.
“From NASCAR to NHRA to Lucas Oil Late Model Series, Sunoco has shown a
commitment to partnering with elite motorsports series, and we are honored
to have High Limit Racing added to that list” said Kendra Jacobs, Kubota
High Limit Racing Chief Marketing & Events Officer. “Sunoco Race Fuels is
synonymous with motorsports around the world and we look forward to
showcasing their brand and famous logo to dirt racing fans from
coast-to-coast.”
Sunoco Racing Fuel’s partnership with Kubota High Limit Racing will start
at the May 1st “Kansas Klash” at 81 Speedway in Wichita, Kansas. The series
will then head to Lakeside Speedway in Kansas City on May 2 and 3, just 10
minutes away from NASCAR action at Kansas Speedway on the same weekend.
Sunoco Racing Fuels is also the “Official Fuel of NASCAR”. Tickets for these
High Limit Racing events and more are available at www.highlimitracing.com.
As the exclusive streaming partner of Kubota High Limit Racing, FloRacing
will broadcast every lap of every race live. Subscribe to FloRacing for High
Limit, USAC, Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, CARS Tour, NASCAR Regional
coverage and more.
To learn more about Sunoco and its storied motorsports history, visit
www.sunocoracefuels.com and follow @sunocoracefuels on X, Instagram and
Facebook.
Make sure to follow @HighLimitRacing on X, Facebook, and Instagram to stay up-to-date with series information including news, event updates, ticket promotions, and more.
MIDWEEK MONEY SERIES CONTINUES TUESDAY AT RIVERSIDE INTERNATIONAL
SPEEDWAY
KUBOTA HIGH LIMIT RACING HEADS TO "THE DITCH" FOR MIDWEEK MONEY SERIES EVENT
The stars of Kubota High Limit Racing are sprinting into Riverside International Speedway this Tuesday, April 23 for the second race in the Midweek Money Series.
NASCAR star Kyle Larson will "rumble" with High Rollers Rico Abreu, Tyler Courtney, Jacob Allen, Corey Day, and more.
Everything You Need to Know Before Heading to the Track:
RIVERSIDE INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY
Date: Tuesday, April 22, 2024
Pit Gates: 2:00 PM
Grandstands: 4:00 PM
Hot Laps: 6:30 PM
Tickets: Reserved seating is available for $45. Adult general admission is $40 while kids 6-12 are $20. Kids 5 and under are FREE. Pit pass upgrades will be available to purchase at the racetrack. You must scan your ticket at general admission first before upgrading to a pit pass at the pit shack. Bypass the line and purchase your tickets today at the link below.
Pit Passes: Pit passes are NOT available for pre-purchase and will be available at the track the day of the event.
Bags & Prohibited Items: Outside food and beverage are prohibited. No umbrellas or stadium seats larger than 18-inches are allowed. . Please note that there is a no smoking policy at this venue.
Camping: For camping inquiries, contact Riverside International Speedway at 870-735-8071.
Streaming: If you can't make it to the track, catch all of the action
Live on FloRacing!
Midweek Money Series High Roller, Cole Macedo, is bringing his music taste
to the fans at Riverside International Speedway!
Cole's driver playlist will be played throughout Tuesday's event at "the
Ditch." The playlist consists of songs by Green Day, Macklemore, Darius
Rucker, G-Eazy, and more. You can check out Cole's Playlist on the High
Limit Racing Spotify.
MIDWEEK MONEY SERIES RACE #3: KANSAS KLASH AT 81 SPEEDWAY
WED. MAY 1ST
The Kubota High Limit Racing series rolls into Park City, Kansas at 81 Speedway on Wednesday, May 1, for the $20,000 to win "Kansas Klash."
NASCAR champion Kyle Larson joins High Rollers Corey Day, Jacob Allen, Brad Sweet, and Rico Abreu alongside Knoxville champion Brian Brown for a "Klash" of the best sprint car stars in the country.
Tues., April 23, Riverside International Speedway Tickets
Wed., May 1, 81 Speedway Tickets
Fri., May 3 - Sat. May 4, Lakeside Speedway Tickets
Fri., May 10, 34 Raceway Tickets
Sat., May 11, Tri City Speedway Tickets
ANOTHER ONE: Brad Sweet Completes Weekend Sweep with Kubota High Limit Racing Win at Salina Highbanks
After waiting 10 races to get his first-career win with Kubota High Limit Racing, Brad Sweet didn't waste any time at all waiting for his second taste of victory with the series.
"The Big Cat" knocked the first W out of the way on Friday night at Southern Oklahoma Speedway and then came back 24 hours later to do it again, going back-to-back with a win at Salina Highbanks Speedway on Saturday night.
The Kasey Kahne Racing, NAPA Auto Parts #49 started from the outside pole with Australian James McFadden leading the field to green in the Roth Motorsports, Mobil1 #83.
McFadden led the opening eight laps before Sweet put the pressure on him with some help from lap traffic. Sweet stole the lead on Lap 9, McFadden took it back on Lap 10, then they came crashing together on Lap 11 during the most dramatic moment of the race.
Battling for the lead, the #49 and #83 collided in turns three and four sending McFadden flying through the air and over the banking for a tumble. He quickly climbed out of the car under his own power, but had to swallow his first finish outside the top-10 this year as they DNF'ed.
From there, Sweet set the #49 on cruise control until a caution on the final lap set up another green-white-checkered where he was left exposed. Brent Marks was able to throw one last haymaker coming to the white flag, but was unable to clear the #49 as he had to watch him drive off to the checkered flag.
For Marks, the Myerstown Missile ended up 2nd for his second runner-up of the year, as he still continues to chase that first-career win with Kubota High Limit Racing. Like the KKR #49, the Murray-Marks #19 still remains a perfect nine-for-nine in top-10 finishes with the series this year.
Behind them, Rico Abreu was pumped to earn his first podium finish of the year with Kubota High Limit Racing. The St. Helena, CA native brought the #24 home with a P3 finish as he capped off a big points night as he approaches the High Stakes Charter position.
Jacob Allen finished fourth with Tyler Courtney earning another Hard Charger Award, thanks to a huge 20th-to-5th bid that will keep the Clauson-Marshall Racing, NOS Energy Drink #7BC atop the championship standings.
Zeb Wise, Justin Peck, Corey Day, Brian Brown, and Cory Eliason rounded out the top-10 at Salina on Saturday.
THE ALL-IN NOTEBOOK (4/20/24)
Salina Highbanks Speedway (Pryor, OK)
Capitol Custom Trailers QuickTime - Brad Sweet (11.585 seconds)
TJ Forged Heat One Winner - Brian Brown
DMI Heat Two Winner - Brent Marks
BR Motorsports Heat Three Winner - Rico Abreu
FK Rod Ends Dash Winner - Spencer Bayston
Jake's Golf Carts Fastest Lap Award - James McFadden (13.130)
Hard Charger - Tyler Courtney +15, 20th-to-5th
Lap Leaders - McFadden 1-8; Sweet 9; McFadden 10; Sweet 11-30.
Kubota A Feature (30 Laps): 1. 49-Brad Sweet[2]; 2. 19-Brent Marks[3]; 3. 24-Rico Abreu[4]; 4. 1A-Jacob Allen[12]; 5. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[20]; 6. 26-Zeb Wise[10]; 7. 13-Justin Peck[5]; 8. 14-Corey Day[19]; 9. 21-Brian Brown[6]; 10. 8-Cory Eliason[17]; 11. 55-Chris Windom[21]; 12. 18T-Tanner Holmes[7]; 13. 5T-Ryan Timms[18]; 14. 9P-Parker Price Miller[11]; 15. 9-Kasey Kahne[14]; 16. 5-Spencer Bayston[15]; 17. 52-Blake Hahn[24]; 18. 45X-Jace Park[23]; 19. 2KS-Chase Randall[22]; 20. 41-Dominic Scelzi[16]; 21. 23-Garet Williamson[13]; 22. 42-Sye Lynch[8]; 23. 1-Brenham Crouch[9]; 24. 83-James McFadden[1]
NEW Championship Standings (After 9/58 Races): 1. 7BC-Tyler Courtney (611 PTS); 2. 49-Brad Sweet (-14 PTS); 3. 19-Brent Marks (-39 PTS); 4. 14-Corey Day (-53 PTS); 5. 1A-Jacob Allen (-103 PTS); 6. 24-Rico Abreu (-111 PTS); 7. 5-Spencer Bayston (-117 PTS); 8. 9P-Parker Price-Miller (-142 PTS); 9. 26-Zeb Wise (-148 PTS); 10. 13-Justin Peck (-164 PTS).
UP NEXT: Kubota High Limit Racing will head for West Memphis, Arkansas this Tuesday, April 23 as the Midweek Money Series resumes with race #2, a $20,000-to-win highly-anticipated trip to "The Ditch" at Riverside International Speedway.
FINALLY: Brad Sweet Takes First Kubota High Limit Racing Win at Southern Oklahoma
In his 10th start with Kubota High Limit Racing, Brad Sweet finally broke through with the series and won Friday's stop at Southern Oklahoma Speedway to get his first-career win worth $12,000.
"The Big Cat" started third in the 30-lap A-Main and followed pole sitter Spencer Bayston for the opening five laps before the first restart allowed the Grass Valley, CA native a chance to take the lead on Lap 6. Once around Bayston, the Kasey Kahne Racing, NAPA Auto Parts #49 set sail and cruised to the win after battling lap traffic and overcoming a green-white-checkered.
Championship leader Tyler Courtney maintained his points lead over Brad Sweet thanks to a hard-charging effort from 12th-to-2nd aboard the Clauson-Marshall Racing, NOS Energy Drink #7BC. For Sunshine, it's his sixth podium in eight races as he holds onto a 28-point advantage ahead of Salina Highbanks Speedway on Saturday.
Spencer Bayston made his first appearance on the podium this season with a P3 finish aboard the CJB Motortsports, TrueTimber #5 after beginning the night with a new track record in Capitol Renegade Qualifying and earning the pole with an FK Rod Ends Dash win. He's now back into the fifth and final High Stakes Charter position with a eight-point cushion over Jacob Allen's Shark Racing #1A.
Brent Marks and Corey Day rounded out the top-five with Rico Abreu, Tanner Thorson, James McFadden, Parker Price-Miller, and Cory Eliason closing out the top-10.
THE ALL-IN NOTEBOOK (4/19/24)
Southern Oklahoma Speedway (Ardmore, OK)
Capitol Custom Trailers QuickTime - Spencer Bayston (13.010 seconds)
TJ Forged Heat One Winner - Rico Abreu
DMI Heat Two Winner - Zeb Wise
BR Motorsports Heat Three Winner - Brent Marks
FK Rod Ends Dash Winner - Spencer Bayston
Jake's Golf Carts Fastest Lap Award -
Hard Charger - Tyler Courtney +10, 12th-to-2nd
Lap Leaders - Spencer Bayston 1-5; Brad Sweet 6-30.
NEW Championship Standings (After 8/58 Races): 1. 7BC-Tyler Courtney (548 PTS); 2. 49-Brad Sweet (-28 PTS); 3. 14-Corey Day (-47 PTS); 4. 19-Brent Marks (-48 PTS); 5. 5-Spencer Bayston (-95 PTS); 6. 1A-Jacob Allen (-103 PTS); 7. 24-Rico Abreu (-116 PTS); 8. 9P-Parker Price-Miller (-124 PTS); 9. 26-Zeb Wise (-144 PTS); 10. 13-Justin Peck (-158 PTS).
UP NEXT: Kubota High Limit Racing will conclude a three-race swing through Oklahoma tomorrow, Saturday, April 20 with a $12,000-to-win, $1,200-to-start show at Pryor's Salina Highbanks Speedway - the first 410 Winged Sprint Car event at the high-banked oval since 2018.
Southern Oklahoma Speedway 4/19/24
Kubota A Feature (30 Laps): 1. 49-Brad Sweet[3]; 2. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[12]; 3. 5-Spencer Bayston[1]; 4. 19-Brent Marks[5]; 5. 14-Corey Day[8]; 6. 24-Rico Abreu[4]; 7. 88-Tanner Thorson[16]; 8. 83-James McFadden[10]; 9. 9P-Parker Price Miller[17]; 10. 8-Cory Eliason[2]; 11. 9-Kasey Kahne[7]; 12. 13-Justin Peck[11]; 13. 1A-Jacob Allen[15]; 14. 42-Sye Lynch[14]; 15. 26-Zeb Wise[6]; 16. 41-Dominic Scelzi[19]; 17. 9S-Kyle Clark[23]; 18. 1-Brenham Crouch[18]; 19. 01J-Jeb Sessums[22]; 20. 52-Blake Hahn[21]; 21. 88R-Ryder Laplante[20]; 22. (DNF) 1J-Danny Jennings[24]; 23. (DNF) 5T-Ryan Timms[13]; 24. (DNF) 55-Chris Windom[9]
FK Rod Ends Dash (7 Laps): 1. 5-Spencer Bayston[1]; 2. 8-Cory Eliason[2]; 3. 49-Brad Sweet[4]; 4. 24-Rico Abreu[3]; 5. 19-Brent Marks[5]; 6. 26-Zeb Wise[6]
TJ Forged Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 24-Rico Abreu[1]; 2. 9-Kasey Kahne[2]; 3. 83-James McFadden[6]; 4. 5-Spencer Bayston[4]; 5. 1A-Jacob Allen[3]; 6. 9P-Parker Price Miller[5]; 7. 41-Dominic Scelzi[7]; 8. 01J-Jeb Sessums[8]
DMI Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 26-Zeb Wise[2]; 2. 14-Corey Day[1]; 3. 13-Justin Peck[5]; 4. 5T-Ryan Timms[6]; 5. 88-Tanner Thorson[3]; 6. 8-Cory Eliason[4]; 7. 88R-Ryder Laplante[8]; 8. 9S-Kyle Clark[7]
BR Motorsports Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 19-Brent Marks[1]; 2. 55-Chris Windom[2]; 3. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[5]; 4. 42-Sye Lynch[3]; 5. 49-Brad Sweet[4]; 6. 1-Brenham Crouch[6]; 7. 52-Blake Hahn[7]; 8. 1J-Danny Jennings[8]
Capital Custom Trailers Qualifying: 1. 5-Spencer Bayston, 00:13.010[4]; 2. 8-Cory Eliason, 00:13.033[1]; 3. 49-Brad Sweet, 00:13.104[3]; 4. 24-Rico Abreu, 00:13.164[6]; 5. 14-Corey Day, 00:13.174[17]; 6. 19-Brent Marks, 00:13.215[20]; 7. 9-Kasey Kahne, 00:13.256[8]; 8. 26-Zeb Wise, 00:13.286[11]; 9. 55-Chris Windom, 00:13.300[5]; 10. 1A-Jacob Allen, 00:13.333[10]; 11. 88-Tanner Thorson, 00:13.362[9]; 12. 42-Sye Lynch, 00:13.376[7]; 13. 9P-Parker Price Miller, 00:13.380[2]; 14. 13-Justin Peck, 00:13.408[16]; 15. 7BC-Tyler Courtney, 00:13.416[12]; 16. 83-James McFadden, 00:13.430[23]; 17. 5T-Ryan Timms, 00:13.678[13]; 18. 1-Brenham Crouch, 00:13.740[18]; 19. 41-Dominic Scelzi, 00:13.941[22]; 20. 9S-Kyle Clark, 00:14.040[14]; 21. 52-Blake Hahn, 00:14.141[24]; 22. 01J-Jeb Sessums, 00:14.175[15]; 23. 88R-Ryder Laplante, 00:14.392[21]; 24. 1J-Danny Jennings, 00:14.457[19]
KUBOTA HIGH LIMIT RACING CONTINUES OKLAHOMA SPRING SWING WITH VISITS
TO SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA & SALINA HIGHBANKS
HIGH ROLLERS SET TO INVADE ARDMORE'S SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA SPEEDWAY THIS
FRIDAY
Rico Abreu, Corey Day, Brad Sweet, Tyler Courtney, Jacob Allen, and the
rest of the High Rollers are heading to Ardmore's Southern Oklahoma Speedway
this Friday, April 19. Who will claim the $12,000 to win event? Can
18-year-old Corey Day make it three wins in-a-row? Find out at the High
Limit Hustle at Southern Oklahoma Speedway, or catch the Kubota High Limit
Racing sprint cars Live on FloRacing.
Everything You Need to Know Before Heading to the Track:
Date: Friday, April 19, 2024
Pit Gates: 2:00 PM
Grandstands: 3:00 PM
Hot Laps: 6:00 PM (Followed by Qualifying & Racing)
Tickets: General admission tickets are $40 for all ages and are available to purchase online at the link below. Online tickets will be available to purchase up until the time of the event. After that time, all purchases must be made at the track. (Credit cards are accepted at Southern Oklahoma Speedway.)
Pit Passes: Pit passes are NOT available for pre-purchase and will be available at the track the day of the event.
Bags & Prohibited Items: Guests are permitted to bring a six-pack cooler.
Streaming: If you can't make it to the track, catch all of the action
Live on FloRacing!
CUE THE DJ!
Minden, Nevada native Tanner Thorson will showcase his eclectic taste in
music at Friday's Southern Oklahoma Speedway event.
Bands Journey, Tom Petty, New Radicals, and Zach Bryan highlight Tanner's
musical selections.
Driver of the CJB Motorsports #5, Spencer Bayston, clearly likes to have
fun. His music choices say so.
Motley Crue's "Dr. Feelgood", Beastie Boys' "Sabotage," and Lynyrd
Skynyrd's "Sweet Home Alabama" are just a few of the songs Spencer chose to
play for the fans at Saturday's Salina Highbanks Speedway event. Check out
Tanner and Spencer's playlists at the Kubota High Limit Racing Spotify.
KUBOTA HIGH LIMIT RACING ROLLS TO THE HIGHBANKS OF SALINA THIS SATURDAY
Saturday, April 20, Kubota High Limit Racing visits the Highbanks of
Salina for an epic night of racing featuring the top sprint car drivers in
the country!
High Roller Rico Abreu joins fellow competitors Brent Marks, Jacob Allen,
Tanner Thorson, and Brad Sweet in a battle for a $12,000 payday at Salina
Highbanks Speedway.
Everything You Need to Know Before Going to the Track:
Date: Saturday, April 20, 2024
Pit Gates: 2:00 PM
Grandstands: 4:00 PM
Hot Laps: 6:00 PM (Followed by Qualifying & Racing)
Tickets: Reserved seats, $45, are available to purchase. General admission, $40 adults, $20 ages 6-12, tickets are also available to purchase.
Pit Passes: Pit passes are NOT available for pre-purchase and will be available at the track the day of the event.
Entry: No firearms, fireworks, or weapons of any kind are permitted. Outside food and beverage are also prohibited. There is no smoking permitted in the grandstand area.
Pits: All minors entering the pits need to have a completed minor release form prior to entering. If the parents are not attending with the child, a notarized copy is required.
BACK-TO-BACK: Corey Day Drives from 7th-to-1st at Red Dirt for Another Kubota High Limit Win
Midweek Money Series Begins with Driven2SaveLives #14BC Topping NOS
Energy Drink #7BC
MEEKER, OK - April 16, 2024 - With a different design and a new sponsor
at a never-before-seen track, Corey Day still did what Corey Day does on
Tuesday night at Red Dirt Raceway - he even made a lucky fan $3,500 richer
in the process.
Kicking off the Midweek Money Series in spectacular fashion, the
18-year-old Clovis, CA native drove from 7th-to-1st at the Meeker, Oklahoma
bullring - passing Tyler Courtney on Lap 20 and then riding the cushion to
perfection as he drove off for the win.
It was a special one as Day will compete in all Midweek Money Series
events aboard a unique Driven2SaveLives #14BC - a combination effort from
Jason Meyers Racing and Clauson-Marshall Racing.
With the added DURST Dice Roll money, Day's payday on Tuesday rose to
$23,500, that following his $12,000 score on Sunday night at RPM Speedway.
Wichita's Andrew Howard left with an extra $3,500 himself after being
selected to roll the dice, and then winning with Corey.
Tyler Courtney ended up P2 aboard the Clauson-Marshall Racing, NOS Energy
Drink #7BC, claiming his series-best fifth podium in seven races as he
extends an early-season championship advantage. Sunshine led laps 7-20, but
fell to the wayside in lap traffic when Day drove under and took off.
Brent Marks survived an all-out way for the final podium position,
overcoming the likes of Brad Sweet, Kyle Larson, Rico Abreu, Parker
Price-Miller, and Justin Peck to put the Murray-Marks Motorsports #19 in
third-place.
Parker Price-Miller and Justin Peck rounded out the top-five with Kyle
Larson, Rico Abreu, Brad Sweet, Kasey Kahne, and James McFadden closing out
the top-10.
THE ALL-IN NOTEBOOK (4/16/24)
Red Dirt Raceway (Meeker, OK)
Capitol Custom Trailers QuickTime - Zeb Wise (12.325 seconds)
TJ Forged Heat One Winner - Parker Price-Miller
DMI Heat Two Winner - Tyler Courtney
BR Motorsports Heat Three Winner - Corey Day
Winters Performance Heat Four Winner - Brady Bacon
FK Rod Ends Dash Winner - Zeb Wise
B-Main Winner - Justin Peck
Jake's Golf Carts Fastest Lap Award - Tyler Courtney (12.689 seconds)
Hard Charger - Justin Peck +16 (21st-to-5th)
Lap Leaders - Wise 1-6; Courtney 7-19; Day 20-35
Kubota A Feature (35 Laps): 1. 14-Corey Day[7]; 2. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[3];
3. 19-Brent Marks[8]; 4. 9P-Parker Price Miller[6]; 5. 13-Justin Peck[21];
6. 57-Kyle Larson[9]; 7. 24-Rico Abreu[10]; 8. 49-Brad Sweet[4]; 9. 9-Kasey
Kahne[2]; 10. 83-James McFadden[15]; 11. 8-Cory Eliason[18]; 12. 5-Spencer
Bayston[22]; 13. 1A-Jacob Allen[25]; 14. 88-Tanner Thorson[12]; 15.
1-Brenham Crouch[24]; 16. 42-Sye Lynch[23]; 17. 55-Chris Windom[13]; 18.
39M-Anthony Macri[11]; 19. 26-Zeb Wise[1]; 20. 21H-Brady Bacon[5]; 21.
41-Dominic Scelzi[14]; 22. 2MD-Cap Henry[20]; 23. 16T-Cole Macedo[26]; 24.
45X-Jace Park[19]; 25. (DNF) 36-Jason Martin[17]; 26. (DNF) 73-Hunter
Schuerenberg[16]; 27. (DNF) 16TH-Kevin Newton[27]
NEW Championship Standings (After 7/58 Races): 1. 7BC-Tyler Courtney (476
PTS); 2. 49-Brad Sweet (-33 PTS); 3. 14-Corey Day (-38 PTS); 4. 19-Brent
Marks (-41 PTS); 5. 1A-Jacob Allen (-80 PTS); 6. 5-Spencer Bayston (-91
PTS); 7. 24-Rico Abreu (-105 PTS); 8. 9P-Parker Price-Miller (-107 PTS); 9.
26-Zeb Wise (-117 PTS); 10. 13-Justin Peck (-137 PTS).
UP NEXT: Kubota High Limit Racing will continue to swing through Oklahoma this weekend with a pair of $12,000-to-win, $1,200-to-start races at Ardmore, OK's Southern Oklahoma Speedway on Friday, April 19 and Pryor, OK's Salina Highbanks Speedway on Saturday, April 20.
MIDWEEK MONEY SERIES BEGINS TUESDAY AT RED DIRT
MIDWEEK MONEY SERIES KICKS OFF WITH RUDEEN DEVELOPMENT RED DIRT RUMBLE
PRESENTED BY BOB HURLEY RV
The last time the 410 sprint cars invaded Meeker, Oklahoma's Red Dirt
Raceway, it was described as one of the most exciting races of all time!
Kubota High Limit Racing and Red Dirt Raceway are ready to up the ante with
the $20,000 to win Midweek Money Series kick off.
NASCAR star Kyle Larson will "rumble" with High Rollers Rico Abreu, Tyler
Courtney, Jacob Allen, Corey Day, and more.
Everything You Need to Know Before Heading to the Track:
RUDEEN DEVELOPMENT RED DIRT RUMBLE PRESENTED BY BOB HURLEY RV
Date: Tuesday, April 16, 2024
Pit Gates: 2:00 PM
Grandstands: 4:00 PM
Tickets: General admission tickets are available for $40. Kids general admission tickets are available for $20. Kids 5 and under are FREE. Bypass the line and purchase your tickets, today at the link below. A limited number of trackside tailgate parking passes are available to purchase.
Pit Passes: Pit passes are NOT available for pre-purchase and will be available at the track the day of the event.
Pit Parking: VIP pit parking is available for $20. Everyone inside the vehicle must also purchase a pit pass.
Bags & Prohibited Items: All bags will be subject to search upon arrival. No firearms, fireworks, or weapons of any kind are permitted. Please note that no smoking is allowed in the grandstand area.
Camping: For camping inquiries, contact Red Dirt Raceway at 405-318-0198.
Fan Fest: Fan Fest will be held after qualifying and before heat races. See the Fan Fest lineup below.
Streaming: If you can't make it to the track, catch all of the action
Live on FloRacing!
BUY RED DIRT TICKETS
RED DIRT'S FAN FEST OFFERS INTERACTIVE FAN EXPERIENCE
Kubota High Limit Racing strives to connect drivers and fans at each
event. This Tuesday at the Rudeen Development Red Dirt Rumble presented by
Bob Hurley RV, fans are in for a treat!
Following qualifying and before the heat races, Red Dirt Racway and
Kubota High Limit Racing will host a Fan Fest which features RPM Speedway
and first time Kubota High Limit Racing winner, Corey Day, on the Hoss Talks
Fan Fest stage. High Rollers Kyle Larson, Rico Abreu, Tyler Courtney, Brad
Sweet, Justin Peck, Jacob Allen, Spencer Bayston, Cory Eliason, Kasey Kahne,
Brenham Crouch, and Brent Marks will all be at their merchandise trailers
signing autographs.
On top of that, the first 1,000 fans to enter the Hoss Talks Fan Zone
will receive a FREE rally towel to wave during the four-wide!
CAP'S TUNES UP NEXT!
Republic, Ohio driver Cap Henry is bringing his favorite rock tunes to
the fans!
Cap's driver playlist will be played throughout Tuesday's Rudeen
Development Red Dirt Rumble presented by Bob Hurley RV at Red Dirt Raceway.
The playlist consists of songs by Puddle of Mudd, Living in Fiction, Volbeat,
Pop Evil, and more. You can check out Cap's Playlist on the High Limit
Racing Spotify.
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MIDWEEK MONEY SERIES CONTINUES AT RIVERSIDE
The postponed Midweek Money Series event from Riverside International
Speedway will take place next Tuesday, April 23.
Reserved seats are still available to purchase along with General Admission tickets. Purchase your tickets and witness the best sprint car drivers in the country take on "The Ditch!"
NICE SUNDAY DRIVE: Corey Day Tops Intense Finish at RPM for 1st Win with Kubota High Limit Racing
18-Year-Old California Sensation Goes Full Send on Final Restart to
Steal $12,000 Victory from Kerry Madsen
CRANDALL, TX (April 14, 2024) – For two-plus years, the hype around Corey
Day's future has continuously been building; and somehow, he continuously
lives up to it.
On Sunday at RPM Speedway in Crandall, TX, the 18-year-old sensation
earned his first-career Kubota High Limit Racing victory in his ninth try
with the young series; and he did it in simply spectacular fashion.
After starting fourth and fading to fifth, the Clovis, California native
used all of his experience from racing bullrings back home to propel the
Jason Meyers Racing, Sander Engineering #14 to the front. When most of the
field had called it quits on the high side, Day dug down and committed even
deeper to rippin' it close to the fence.
Day drove around Brad Sweet for 4th on Lap 19, then whipped around Jacob
Allen for 3rd on Lap 21, then flew around Anthony Macri for 2nd on Lap 25,
and finally rocketed around the outside of Kerry Madsen to take the lead on
Lap 29 - his fastest lap of the race at 12.948-seconds.
From there, Day set the cruise control and enjoyed a nice Sunday drive
around the outside as he ran to the checkered flag to claim his first-career
win with Kubota High Limit Racing. Day's victory makes it five different
winners through the opening six races of the 2024 season.
After leading the opening 29 laps, Australian Kerry Madsen brought
Brandon Ikenberry's #25 home with a P2 finish. Jacob Allen rallied on the
final restart to put the Shark Racing #1A on the podium in third, also
pushing him into the fifth and final points position for a High Stakes
Charter.
Anthony Macri and Brad Sweet rounded out the top-five with James
McFadden, Tyler Courtney, Zeb Wise, Brent Marks, and Spencer Bayston closing
out the top-10.
THE ALL-IN NOTEBOOK (4/14/24)
RPM Speedway (Crandall, TX)
Capitol Custom Trailers QuickTime - Brad Sweet (12.245 seconds)
TJ Forged Heat One Winner - Kerry Madsen
DMI Heat Two Winner - Spencer Bayston
BR Motorsports Heat Three Winner - Anthony Macri
Winters Performance Heat Four Winner - Corey Day
FK Rod Ends Dash Winner - Kerry Madsen
B-Main Winner - Ryan Timms
Jake's Golf Carts Fastest Lap Award - Corey Day (12.948 seconds)
Hard Charger - Ryan Timms +10 (21st-to-11th)
Lap Leaders - Madsen 1-29; Day 30-35.
A Feature (35 Laps): 1. 14-Corey Day[4]; 2. 25-Kerry Madsen[1]; 3.
1A-Jacob Allen[3]; 4. 39M-Anthony Macri[2]; 5. 49-Brad Sweet[5]; 6. 83-James
McFadden[14]; 7. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[12]; 8. 26-Zeb Wise[11]; 9. 19-Brent
Marks[13]; 10. 5-Spencer Bayston[7]; 11. 5T-Ryan Timms[21]; 12. 1-Brenham
Crouch[16]; 13. 42-Sye Lynch[8]; 14. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[9]; 15. 8-Cory
Eliason[23]; 16. 9P-Parker Price Miller[24]; 17. 88-Tanner Thorson[10]; 18.
55-Chris Windom[15]; 19. 13-Justin Peck[18]; 20. G6-Cody Gardner[20]; 21.
24-Rico Abreu[17]; 22. 9-Kasey Kahne[22]; 23. 18T-Tanner Holmes[19]; 24.
73-Hunter Schuerenberg[6]
NEW Championship Standings (After 6/58 Races): 1. 7BC-Tyler Courtney (404
PTS); 2. 49-Brad Sweet (-18 PTS); 3. 19-Brent Marks (-37 PTS); 4. 14-Corey
Day (-43 PTS); 5. 1A-Jacob Allen (-55 PTS); 6. 5-Spencer Bayston (-68 PTS);
7. 26-Zeb Wise (-80 PTS); 8. 24-Rico Abreu (-92 PTS); 9. 9P-Parker
Price-Miller (-100 PTS); 10. 13-Justin Peck (-128 PTS).
UP NEXT: Kubota High Limit Racing will have one day of rest before
kicking off the Midweek Money Series this Tuesday, April 16 at Red Dirt
Raceway in Meeker, Oklahoma. The Rudeen Development in conjunction with the
Rayce Rudeen Foundation Red Dirt Rumble presented by Bob Hurley RV will pay
$20,000-to-win, $1,500-to-start.
COWBOY UP: Anthony Macri Beats Tyler Courtney in Texas Thriller with Kubota High Limit Racing
PA Posse Steals $12,000 Check from Uncle Chicken's Sippin' Whiskey
Stockyard Stampede presented by Whiskey Myers
FORT WORTH, TX (April 13, 2024) – The Uncle Chicken's Sippin' Whiskey
Stockyard Stampede presented by Whiskey Myers lived up to the hype on
Saturday night as Kubota High Limit Racing debuted at Texas Motor Speedway.
With the 30-lap A-Main offering three different leaders and four lead
changes, a packed house of fans witnessed an old-fashioned "Lone Star State"
duel between second-row starters Tyler Courtney and Anthony Macri.
It started with a pair of Pennsylvania High Rollers on the front row with
Jacob Allen's Shark Racing #1A and Brent Marks' Murray-Marks Motorsports #19
leading the field to the green flag. Allen controlled the opening seven
circuits and then "Sunshine" came on the attack as lap traffic held up
Allen.
Courtney's Clauson-Marshall Racing, NOS Energy Drink #7BC went to the
point on Lap 9 and steadily controlled the pace until Dillsburg, PA native
Anthony Macri stormed to life on the final restarts.
Macri slid by and led Lap 22, then Courtney took him back on Lap 23, only
for Macri to again drive by on Lap 24 as the duo swapped the lead
lap-after-lap and brought the Fort Worth, TX crowd to their feet with the
win on the line.
The #39M held on for the remaining six laps and banked a $12,000 victory
at the Texas Motor Speedway - earning a cowboy hat for his fourth win of the
year, making Macri the winningest 410 Sprint Car driver in the country right
now.
Macri is the fourth winner through five Kubota High Limit Racing events
in 2024 and joins Rico Abreu (4), Kyle Larson (4), and Tyler Courtney (2) as
the only multi-time winners with the young series.
For Courtney, the Indianapolis, IN native held on for P2, earning his
fourth consecutive top-two finish as the CMR group extends their
early-season lead over Brad Sweet in the chase for the Kubota High Limit
Racing championship.
Speaking of Sweet, "The Big Cat" followed Macri and Courtney to claim his
second podium of the season aboard the Kasey Kahne Racing, NAPA Auto Parts
#49.
Jacob Allen and James McFadden rounded out the top-five with Brent Marks,
Rico Abreu, Zeb Wise, Corey Day, and Cory Eliason closing out the top-10.
THE ALL-IN NOTEBOOK (4/13/24)
Texas Motor Speedway (Fort Worth, TX)
Capitol Custom Trailers QuickTime - Brad Sweet (13.735 seconds)
TJ Forged Heat One Winner - Brian Brown
DMI Heat Two Winner - Brent Marks
BR Motorsports Heat Three Winner - Jacob Allen
Winters Performance Heat Four Winner - James McFadden
FK Rod Ends Dash Winner - Jacob Allen
B-Main Winner - Kerry Madsen
Jake's Golf Carts Fastest Lap Award - Tyler Courtney (14.016)
Hard Charger - Corey Day +7 (16th-to-9th)
Lap Leaders - Allen 1-8; Courtney 9-21; Macri 22; Courtney 23; Macri
24-30.
A Feature (30 Laps): 1. 39M-Anthony Macri[4]; 2. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[3];
3. 49-Brad Sweet[5]; 4. 1A-Jacob Allen[1]; 5. 83-James McFadden[7]; 6.
19-Brent Marks[2]; 7. 24-Rico Abreu[9]; 8. 26-Zeb Wise[6]; 9. 14-Corey
Day[16]; 10. 8-Cory Eliason[11]; 11. 9-Kasey Kahne[12]; 12. 1-Brenham
Crouch[14]; 13. 5-Spencer Bayston[15]; 14. 57-Kyle Larson[10]; 15. 25-Kerry
Madsen[21]; 16. 17JR-Ricky Stenhouse Jr[19]; 17. 88-Tanner Thorson[18]; 18.
9P-Parker Price Miller[24]; 19. (DNF) 42-Sye Lynch[17]; 20. (DNF) 73-Hunter
Schuerenberg[20]; 21. (DNF) 13-Justin Peck[13]; 22. (DNF) 21-Brian Brown[8];
23. (DNF) 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[23]; 24. (DNF) 55-Chris Windom[22].
NEW Championship Standings (After 5/59 Races): 1. 7BC-Tyler Courtney (345
PTS); 2. 49-Brad Sweet (-22 PTS); 3. 19-Brent Marks (-33 PTS); 4. 14-Corey
Day (-61 PTS); 5. 5-Spencer Bayston (-62 PTS); 6. 1A-Jacob Allen (-64 PTS);
7. 24-Rico Abreu (-64 PTS); 8. 26-Zeb Wise (-78 PTS); 9. 9P-Parker
Price-Miller (-82 PTS); 10. 13-Justin Peck (-104 PTS).
UP NEXT: Kubota High Limit Racing will be right back on track tomorrow night - Sunday, April 14 - with a $12,000-to-win, $1,200-to-start showdown at RPM Speedway in Crandall, TX.
WE'RE BACK: New-Look Kubota High Limit Racing Returns to Racing with Tripleheader Weekend
MOORESVILLE, NC – APRIL 9, 2024 – After a 49-day break, Kubota High Limit
Racing returns to the track this weekend with plenty to talk about.
A trio of $12,000-to-win, $1,200-to-start one-day shows is the kick
starter to what you can call the regular season for Kubota High Limit
Racing. After a four-race stint through Florida and Georgia, the High
Rollers are ready for seven races in 12 days through Arkansas, Texas, and
Oklahoma.
It begins this Friday, April 12 in Texarkana, AR as Sprint Car veteran
turned promotor Tim Crawley brings Kubota High Limit Racing to town, putting
Texarkana 67 Speedway on the national stage.
A three-hour drive will take teams to Texas Motor Speedway on Saturday,
April 13, joining NASCAR weekend with the Uncle Chicken’s Sippin’ Whiskey
Stockyard Stampede presented by Whiskey Myers.
Staying in the Dallas-Fort Worth metro on Sunday, April 14, the weekend
wraps up with a stop in Crandall, TX at RPM Speedway.
Fans can buy tickets at HighLimitRacing.com, which makes you eligible for
the DURST Dice Roll, or watch every lap live at FloRacing.com/HighLimit, the
official media partner of Kubota High Limit Racing.
Let’s look at some of the top storylines as we return to racing:
THE FUTURE IS ORANGE: While things were quiet on the track, there was
plenty happening behind the scenes for High Limit Racing – most notably the
introduction of Kubota Tractor Corporation as the title sponsor. The iconic
orange equipment brand inked a multi-year partnership with the burgeoning
sprint car series and will be seen everywhere from at-track activations,
livestream integrations, signage/advertising, and more as they invest in the
future of the sport.
POSTPONED AT THE DITCH: The Midweek Money Series was originally supposed
to begin today, Tuesday, April 9, but heavy rainfall and potential flooding
in West Memphis, AR forced the postponement. Kubota High Limit Racing will
still race at Riverside International Speedway, now capping off this swing
instead of starting it, with the rescheduled event on Tuesday, April 23
following a three-race run through Oklahoma.
WHERE WERE WE: Back in February, we completed the first four of 59 races
for the inaugural national campaign for Kubota High Limit Racing. Kyle
Larson and Paul Silva stole the season opener to reach four career High
Limit wins, and plan to compete on Friday at Texarkana and Saturday at
Texas. Tyler Courtney and Clauson-Marshall Racing, NOS Energy Drink #7BC
left the deep south with the title lead after back-to-back wins at East Bay
and Golden Isles. Jacob Allen and Shark Racing are the most recent winners
after out-dueling Courtney and Justin Peck for a $20,000 Deuces Wild
victory.
“Sunshine” currently leads Brad Sweet (-18 PTS) and the Kasey Kahne
Racing #49, Brent Marks (-22 PTS) and the Murray-Marks Motorsports #19,
Spencer Bayston (-37 PTS) and the CJB Motorsports #5, and Corey Day (-44
PTS) and the Jason Meyers Racing #14 with those five holding the High Stakes
Charters at the moment.
SPRING BREAK: Several full-timers took full advantage of the seven-week
vacation built into the Kubota High Limit Racing schedule and enjoyed their
time off before hitting the road hard this month. Since we last raced at
Golden Isles on February 24, Tyler Courtney & Corey Day each raced only two
times with Spencer Bayston & Zeb Wise both participating in just one event.
Another four drivers – Brad Sweet, Kasey Kahne, Parker Price-Miller, and
Conner Morrell – did not participate in any events during this downtime,
electing to completely reenergize and refresh their programs in the shop.
STILL WINNING: While several rested and sat on the sidelines, plenty of
other full-timers stayed busy and found more racing during our seven-week
break. In fact, four High Rollers scored victories and picked up some
momentum since we last raced.
Brent Marks won twice, picking up a World of Outlaws win at Cotton Bowl
Speedway and then a POWRi Racing win at Texas Motor Speedway, where Kubota
High Limit Racing heads this Saturday, April 13. The Myerstown, PA will
return to points racing this weekend sitting third in points (-22) aboard
the Murray-Marks Motorsports #19.
Rico Abreu was another World of Outlaws winner while we were away,
scoring a second-straight victory at 81 Speedway in Park City, KS, where
Kubota High Limit Racing will take the Midweek Money Series in a few weeks
on Wednesday, May 1. The St. Helena, CA native is still looking for his
first trip to Whiskey Myers Victory Lane as the series returns to racing
this weekend.
After parting ways with crew chief Tyler Swank, Ridge & Sons Racing
brought in Pennsylvania veteran Jim Shuttlesworth to turn the wrenches for
Cory Eliason’s #8 in March. The new duo wanted to get a feel for working
with each other and went to racing against the PA Posse, winning a local
show at BAPS Motor Speedway. Sitting 18th in the points (-111), the Visalia,
CA native is looking for a big swing through the south to get back on his
feet.
Tanner Thorson also won while we were away, not in a Sprint Car, but in a
Midget. Thorson won with the POWRi National Midget League at Oklahoma’s Port
City Raceway – promoted by Shane Stewart, who is promoting a pair of Kubota
High Limit Racing events at Red Dirt Raceway (April 16) and Lakeside
Speedway (May 3-4). He’ll go back to work in the Rod Gross Motorsports #88
currently 13th in the points (-78) after starting with a season-opening
podium at East Bay.
J-MAC’S BACK: After missing the opening four races of the season due to
international travel issues, Australian James McFadden is finally in America
and ready to begin life as a High Roller. The Alice Springs, Northern
Territory native made it back into the States last week and quickly earned
back-to-back top-10 finishes in his first two races of the year on USA soil.
Californian Dominic Scelzi subbed for J-Mac during the opening four races
– finishing 12th, 13th, 13th, 14th – to keep the Roth Motorsports #83 in the
Owners Championship. McFadden takes the reigns back this weekend sitting
14th in the standings, currently -41 points from the fifth and final coveted
charter position with 55 races remaining and plenty of time to makeup
ground.
DEFENDING THE REPUBLIC: Lubbock, TX native Brenham Crouch is the only of
17 full-time High Rollers to hail from “The Lone Star State,” and he’ll get
a full weekend of racing in front of friends and family from his home state.
The Crouch Motorsports #1 driver turned some valuable laps at Texas Motor
Speedway last week with POWRi and competed for the win, leading laps over
Brent Marks before ultimately finishing ninth.
THE ROAD TO FORT WORTH: Saturday’s Uncle Chicken’s Sippin’ Whiskey
Stockyard Stampede presented by Whiskey Myers is noteworthy for many
reasons, but most notably for teams because Texas Motor Speedway is where
the Kubota High Limit Racing championship battle ends. Points and the five
High Stakes Charters will be among the utmost importance on Friday and
Saturday, October 11-12 when the series ends the season with a
$50,000-to-win finale. Laps turned this weekend at TMS may end up being
crucial in the outcome of the inaugural High Limit national championship.
DRIVER CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS (4/59 Races):
7BC-Tyler Courtney (273); 2. 49-Brad Sweet (-18); 3. 19-Brent Marks
(-22); 4. 5-Spencer Bayston (-37); 5. 14-Corey Day (-44); 6. 9P-Parker
Price-Miller (-47); 7. 24-Rico Abreu (-51); 8. 57-Kyle Larson (-57); 9.
1A-Jacob Allen (-57); 10. 13-Justin Peck (-63).
FEATURE WINNERS (3 Drivers):
2 wins – Tyler Courtney (Clauson-Marshall Racing #7BC)
1 win – Kyle Larson (Silva Motorsports #57)
1 win – Jacob Allen (Shark Racing #1A)
FEATURE LAPS LED (5 Drivers):
49 laps – Tyler Courtney
25 laps – Kyle Larson
16 laps – Jacob Allen
9 laps – Justin Peck
6 laps – Brad Sweet
CAPITOL CUSTOM TRAILERS QUICKTIME (4 Drivers):
1 QuickTime - Brad Sweet, Zeb Wise, Brent Marks, Spencer Bayston
HEAT RACE WINNERS (11 Drivers):
2 Heat Wins – Rico Abreu, Spencer Bayston, Parker Price-Miller
1 Heat Win – Kyle Larson, Tanner Thorson, Cole Macedo, Tyler Courtney,
Brent Marks, Brad Sweet, Justin Peck, Jacob Allen
FK ROD ENDS DASH APPEARANCES (15 Drivers):
3 Dashes – Justin Peck, Tyler Courtney, Brent Marks
2 Dashes – Kyle Larson, Cole Macedo, Brad Sweet, Rico Abreu, Anthony Macri, Spencer Bayston, Parker Price-Miller
1 Dash – Tanner Thorson, Sam Hafertepe Jr, Dominic Scelzi, Corey Day,
Jacob Allen
POLE POSITIONS (3 Drivers):
2 Poles – Tyler Courtney
1 Pole – Kyle Larson, Brad Sweet
B-MAIN WINS (3 Drivers):
1 B-Main Win - Tim Shaffer, Tanner Thorson, Cole Macedo
HARD CHARGER AWARDS (4 Drivers):
1 Hard Charger - Brent Marks, Parker Price-Miller, Ryan Timms, Cory
Eliason
PODIUM FINISHES (9 Drivers):
3 Podiums – Tyler Courtney
2 Podiums – Justin Peck
1 Podium - Kyle Larson, Cole Macedo, Tanner Thorson, Corey Day, Brad
Sweet, Brent Marks, Jacob Allen
TOP 5 FINISHES (14 Drivers):
3 Top 5s – Tyler Courtney
2 Top 5s - Brad Sweet, Brent Marks, Justin Peck, Spencer Bayston
1 Top 5 - Kyle Larson, Cole Macedo, Tanner Thorson, Corey Day, Anthony
Macri, Zeb Wise, Parker Price-Miller, Jacob Allen, Rico Abreu
TOP 10 FINISHES (18 Drivers):
4 Top 10s – Brad Sweet, Brent Marks, Spencer Bayston
3 Top 10s – Kyle Larson, Tyler Courtney, Rico Abreu, Parker Price-Miller, Jacob Allen
2 Top 10s - Corey Day, Anthony Macri, Justin Peck
1 Top 10 - Cole Macedo, Tanner Thorson, Zeb Wise, Sam Hafertepe Jr, Chris
Windom, Ryan Timms, Cory Eliason
2024 High Limit Racing Schedule & Winners:
No. / Day, Date / Track / Location / To Win / Winner (Total Wins)
Tues, Feb. 13 / East Bay Raceway Park / Tampa, FL / $10,000 / Kyle Larson
(1)
Tues, Feb. 13 / East Bay Raceway Park / Tampa, FL / $15,000 / Tyler Courtney
(1)
Thur, Feb. 22 / Golden Isles Speedway / Waynesville, GA / $10,000 / Tyler
Courtney (2)
Sat, Feb. 24 / Golden Isles Speedway / Waynesville, GA / $20,000 / Jacob
Allen (1)
Fri, April 12 / Texarkana 67 Speedway / Texarkana, AR / $12,000
Sat, April 13 / Texas Motor Speedway / Fort Worth, TX / $12,000
Sun, April 14 / RPM Speedway / Crandall, TX / $12,000
Tues, April 16 / Red Dirt Raceway / Meeker, OK / $20,000 ***
Fri, April 19 / Southern Oklahoma Speedway / Ardmore, OK / $12,000
Sat, April 20 / Salina Highbanks Speedway / Pryor, OK / $12,000
Tues, April 23 / Riverside International Speedway / West Memphis, AR /
$20,000 ***
Wed, May 1 / 81 Speedway / Park City, KS / $20,000 ***
Fri, May 3 / Lakeside Speedway / Kansas City, KS / $10,000
Sat, May 4 / Lakeside Speedway / Kansas City, KS / $50,000
Fri, May 10 / 34 Raceway / West Burlington, IA / $12,000
Sat, May 11 / Tri-City Speedway / Granite City, IL / $12,000
Mon, May 13 / Kokomo Speedway / Kokomo, IN / $20,000 ***
Thur, May 16 / Outlaw Speedway / Dundee, NY / $12,000
Fri, May 17 / Utica-Rome Speedway / Vernon, NY / $12,000
Sat, May 18 / Fonda Speedway / Fonda, NY / $12,000
Sat, May 25 / Port Royal Speedway / Port Royal, PA / $10,000
Sun, May 26 / Port Royal Speedway / Port Royal, PA / $75,000
Tues, May 28 / Grandview Speedway / Bechtelsville, PA / $20,000 ***
Fri, May 31 / Lawrenceburg Speedway / Lawrenceburg, IN / $12,000
Sat, June 1 / Butler Motor Speedway / Quincy, MI / $12,085
Tues, June 4 / Davenport Speedway / Davenport, IA / $20,000 ***
Fri, June 7 / I-70 Speedway / Odessa, MO / $10,000
Sat, June 8 / I-70 Speedway / Odessa, MO / $26,000
Tues, June 11 / Eagle Raceway / Eagle, NE / $50,000 ***
Wed, June 26 / Lake Ozark Speedway / Eldon, MO / $20,000 ***
Fri, June 28 / Lucas Oil Speedway / Wheatland, MO / $10,000
Sat, June 29 / Lucas Oil Speedway / Wheatland, MO / $25,000
Sat, July 13 / Portsmouth Raceway Park / Portsmouth, OH / $25,554
Wed, July 17 / Eldora Speedway / Rossburg, OH / $12,000
Thur, July 18 / Eldora Speedway / Rossburg, OH / $100,000
Tues, July 23 / Lernerville Speedway / Sarver, PA / $25,000
Thur, Aug. 15 / Thunderbowl Raceway / Tulare, CA / $25,000
Fri, Aug. 16 / Kings Speedway / Hanford, CA / $20,000
Sat, Aug. 17 / Placerville Speedway / Placerville, CA / $20,000
Thur, Aug. 22 / Silver Dollar Speedway / Chico, CA / $10,000
Fri, Aug. 23 / Silver Dollar Speedway / Chico, CA / $10,000
Sat, Aug. 24 / Silver Dollar Speedway / Chico, CA / $100,070
Mon, Aug. 26 / Douglas County Speedway / Roseburg, OR / $12,000
Wed, Aug. 28 / Grays Harbor Raceway / Elma, WA / $12,000
Thur, Aug. 29 / Skagit Speedway / Alger, WA / $10,000
Fri, Aug. 30 / Skagit Speedway / Alger, WA / $10,000
Sat, Aug. 31 / Skagit Speedway / Alger, WA / $100,000
Thur, Sept. 5 / Port Royal Speedway / Port Royal, PA / $10,000
Fri, Sept. 6 / Port Royal Speedway / Port Royal, PA / $10,000
Sat, Sept. 7 / Port Royal Speedway / Port Royal, PA / $57,000
Fri, Sept. 13 / Lernerville Speedway / Sarver, PA / $10,000
Sat, Sept. 14 / Lernerville Speedway / Sarver, PA / $50,000
Fri, Sept. 20 / Eldora Speedway / Rossburg, OH / $10,000
Sat, Sept. 21 / Eldora Speedway / Rossburg, OH / $15,000
Sat, Sept. 28 / Florence Speedway / Union, KY / $12,000
Tues, Oct. 1 / Atomic Speedway / Chillicothe, OH / $20,000 ***
Tues, Oct. 8 / I-70 Speedway / Odessa, MO / $20,000 ***
Fri, Oct. 11 / Texas Motor Speedway / Fort Worth, TX / $10,000
Sat, Oct. 12 / Texas Motor Speedway / Fort Worth, TX / $50,000
*** Denotes Midweek Money Series Race ***
Kubota High Limit Racing "Midweek Money Series" Opener at Riverside International Speedway Postponed
Tuesday, April 9 Race Rescheduled for Tuesday, April 23
Mooresville, N.C. (April 7, 2024) – With heavy rain, severe thunderstorms and flooding expected, Kubota High Limit Racing officials and their partners at Riverside International Raceway made the difficult decision today to postpone Tuesday’s planned Midweek Money Series opener.
The event has been rescheduled for Tuesday, April 23 and will continue to be a Midweek Money Series event.
All tickets sold for the event will automatically transfer to the new date. Pit passes will be available for purchase at the venue on race day. If you have not yet purchased tickets, they are available for the new date here: https://bit.ly/3vTjv69.
Any questions regarding tickets should be sent to info@highlimitracing.com.
Pit gates will open at 2pm, on Tuesday, April 23. Grandstand gates open at 4pm. Hot laps will begin at 6pm with heat races starting at 7:30pm.
The Kubota High Limit Racing season now resumes with a triple-header weekend taking teams to Texarkana 67 Speedway on Friday, April 12, Texas Motor Speedway on Saturday, April 13, and RPM Speedway on Sunday, April 14.
As always, every lap of the action will be streamed on FloRacing, the exclusive streaming partner of Kubota High Limit Racing. For more information and to subscribe to FloRacing, go to www.floracing.com/highlimit.
KUBOTA TRACTOR CORPORATION UPS THE ANTE AS TITLE SPONSOR OF HIGH LIMIT RACING
"Official Tractor of High Limit Racing" Invests in the Future of the
National Sprint Car Series
Mooresville, N.C. (March 21, 2024) – When High Limit Racing resumes
competition next month, the series will be doing so with a rebranded look
and name. Kubota Tractor Corporation has joined the series as the title
sponsor in a multi-year partnership that will see the iconic orange
equipment brand grow with the burgeoning sprint car series.
“Kubota equipment can be found in rural communities and race tracks
around the country where a commitment to hard work is driven by a passion
for getting the job done right,” said Christoph Nathan, Kubota Executive
Director, Product Support. “That’s why we’re proud to sponsor High Limit
Racing and put our brand in action to bring high-quality racing to fans
everywhere, including the communities where our dealers and customers live
and work.”
Kubota will be featured at-track with on-site branding and select
activation initiatives throughout the season. The national tractor brand
will also be featured extensively through livestream integrations and
advertising on FloRacing, Kubota High Limit Racing’s exclusive live
streaming partner. All Kubota integrations, including new series
merchandise, will begin when the series resumes action in April.
One Kubota High Limit Racing “family” member will be honored with the
Kubota Genuine Parts Spirit Award and gifted $5,000 at the series
championship banquet on October 13. The honoree will be chosen by a peer
vote as the most genuine, optimistic, inspiring and authentic.
“I’m thrilled to have Kubota come on board as the title partner of High
Limit Racing,” said Kyle Larson, NASCAR Champion and co-owner of High Limit
Racing. “When Brad (Sweet), the team and I started this series, one of our
goals was to find the right partner that shared the same values of building
a brand. I believe we absolutely achieved that goal with Kubota.”
“Successful partnerships in this sport are driven by authenticity and a
true connection with the fan base,” said Sweet, five-time World of Outlaws
champion and co-owner of High Limit Racing. “Kubota is a brand that our fans
are familiar with and respect. Kubota is a brand that recognizes hard work,
grit and getting the job done - all things that we are doing at High Limit
Racing. We’re proud to showcase them, their logo and to grow with them for
years to come.”
The Kubota High Limit Racing partnership is part of a multi-tiered
advertising and promotional collaboration between Kubota Tractor Corporation
and FloSports that also includes advertising on the platform and presenting
sponsorship of the Castrol FloRacing Night in America series.
"The FloSports team is excited to bring on Kubota as our partner and
title sponsor of High Limit Racing," said Mark Floreani, FloSports CEO.
"Kubota continues to show its commitment to motorsports and the racing
community at large and this sponsorship will elevate our coverage of the
series all season long."
The re-branded Kubota High Limit Racing series returns to action on
Tuesday, April 9 for the first race of the Midweek Money Series at Riverside
International Speedway in West Memphis, Ark. The race is the first of a
seven-races in 12 nights stretch from Arkansas into Texas and concluding in
Oklahoma on April 20. Tickets for the upcoming April swing can be purchased
at www.highlimitracing.com.
Every lap of every race will continue to be broadcasted live on FloRacing,
the official streaming partner of Kubota High Limit Racing. To subscribe to
FloRacing, click here.
Following four completed race nights of the 59-race 2024 schedule, Tyler
“Sunshine” Courtney is the championship points leader by 18 points over
Sweet. Courtney has earned two victories, while Larson and Pennsylvania’s
Jacob Allen have each earned one.
To learn more about Kubota Tractor Corporation, visit www.kubotausa.com
and follow them on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.
Follow @HighLimitRacing on X, Instagram and Facebook to stay up-to-date with Kubota High Limit Racing series information including news, event updates, ticketing information, and more.
Driven2SaveLives Extends Partnership with High Limit Racing
High Limit Racing
The Indiana Donor Network Program Returns as a Major Partner of the
Midweek Money Series
Mooresville, N.C. (March 18, 2024) – Driven2SaveLives, an Indiana Donor
Network program, will return as a major partner of High Limit Racing’s
Midweek Money Series in 2024. Through the 10-race series, Driven2SaveLives
will raise awareness about the importance of organ and tissue donation and
honor Bryan Clauson and all donor heroes through the series partnership and
as the primary sponsor of the No. 14BC driven by 18-year-old Corey Day.
“The selflessness and generosity of organ and tissue donors and their
families give patients in need of a transplant a second chance at life,”
said Indiana Donor Network President and CEO Kellie Tremain. “We need to end
the wait for lifesaving organ transplants, and our Driven2SaveLives program
and partnership with High Limit Racing are important steps in that
direction.”
The Midweek Money Series will continue with 10 midweek scheduled events
in 2024. Kicking off on April 9th at Riverside International Speedway in
West Memphis, Ark., each race pays a minimum of $20,000 to win. $100,000 in
prize money will be distributed amongst the top 10 teams following the
finale at I-70 Speedway in Odessa, Mo., on October 8. (Full schedule below.)
NASCAR champion Kyle Larson won the inaugural season championship – then
titled High Limit Sprint Car Series – in 2023.
“Indiana Donor Network, through their Driven2SaveLives program, was one of the first partners to support High Limit Racing,” said Kendra Jacobs, Chief Marketing and Events Officer at High Limit Racing. “The goal of every partnership is to build a long-lasting relationship, and we’re happy to be doing just that with Driven2SaveLives. We strongly believe in their mission and want to continue to use our platform to make a difference.”
California’s Day, currently fourth in the overall High Limit Racing
standings, will compete in each event, chasing both the High Limit Racing
and the Midweek Money Series championship.
To learn more about Driven2SaveLives and to sign up to be an organ donor,
visit www.driven2savelives.org. Follow @driven2save on X (formerly Twitter)
and Instagram and @driven2savelives on Facebook for more information,
including donor hero stories, ways to support and more.
The High Limit Racing season will resume action on Tuesday, April 9th,
with the first Midweek Money Series event at the aforementioned Riverside
International Speedway. The 59-race nationwide season will conclude with a
two-day finale at The Dirt Track at Texas Motor Speedway on October 11 and
12. Tickets for Riverside, Texas Motor Speedway and other select events can
be purchased here.
Follow @HighLimitRacing on X, Facebook, and Instagram to stay up-to-date
with series information, including news, event updates, ticketing
information, and more.
For fans unable to attend events, FloRacing will exclusively stream every
High Limit Racing event throughout the 2024 season. If you’re not already a
FloRacing subscriber, sign up today here.
2024 High Limit Racing Midweek Money Series Schedule
Tuesday, April 9 --- Riverside International Speedway, West Memphis, Ark.
Tuesday, April 16 --- Red Dirt Raceway, Meeker, Ok.
Wednesday, May 1 --- 81 Speedway, Wichita, Kan.
Tuesday, May 14 --- Kokomo Speedway, Kokomo, Ind.
Tuesday, May 28 --- Grandview Speedway, Bechtelsville, Penn.
Tuesday, June 4 --- Davenport Speedway, Davenport, Iowa
Tuesday, June 11 --- *Eagle Raceway, Eagle, Neb.
Wednesday, June 26 --- Lake Ozark Speedway, Lake Ozark, Mo.
Tuesday, October 1 --- **Atomic Speedway, Chillicothe, Ohio
Tuesday, October 8 --- I-70 Speedway, Odessa, Mo.
*- $50,000-to-win Eagle Nationals
**- Companion race with Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
Texas-Based Uncle Chicken's Sipping' Whiskey Joins High Limit Racing at Texas Motor Speedway
Contact: Brian Walker
High Limit Racing
Signature Drink to be Sold at the Uncle Chicken's Sippin' Whiskey
Stockyard Stampede presented by Whiskey Myers
Mooresville, N.C. (March 11, 2024) – Texas-based high-end spirit brand
Uncle Chicken’s Sippin’ Whiskey brings an extra element of Lone Star State
energy to the Stockyard Stampede at The Dirt Track at Texas Motor Speedway
on Saturday, April 13 as the title sponsor of the event. Uncle Chicken’s
Sippin’ Whiskey is the liquor offering from genre-bending band Whiskey
Myers, also the sponsor of High Limit Racing’s Victory Lane each night, The
two Texas favorites now join forces to host the Uncle Chicken’s Sippin’
Whiskey Stockyard Stampede presented by Whiskey Myers.
“We couldn’t be more excited about this partnership”, said Laurel Dixon,
Director of Marketing for Uncle Chicken’s. “Texas is a key market for Uncle
Chicken’s and this is a great opportunity for us to drive awareness for the
brand."
Uncle Chicken’s is currently available in eight states: Texas,
California, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, New York and
Tennessee. Bottles are also available for purchase online at
www.unclechickenswhiskey.com with a suggested retail price of $54.99 for a
750 ML size. Click here to find an Uncle Chicken’s retailer near you.
All liquor stands at The Dirt Track at Texas Motor Speedway will serve
Uncle Chicken’s Sippin’ Whiskey and offer a signature cocktail for this
one-night event. Uncle Chicken’s Sippin’ Whiskey will also be available for
purchase in all executive suites at the event.
“Not only do we love showcasing brands that are local to the tracks we
are at, we also want to put the actual product in the hands of the fans,”
said Kendra Jacobs, Chief Marketing and Events Officer at High Limit Racing.
“Whiskey Myers has been a great supporter of dirt racing for years. They
love the sport and they see the value of sprint car racing’s growing fanbase.
We’re honored to introduce the fanbase to the whiskey brand that they own,
too.”
The multi-Platinum, chart-topping band joined High Limit Racing prior to
the start of the 2024 season, sponsoring both Victory Lane and the Whiskey
Myers Minute highlight video each race week on High Limit Racing’s Instagram
account.
“Creating Uncle Chicken’s and partnering with High Limit Racing are two
ways we’ve been able to pursue our passions beyond music recently,” explains
Whiskey Myers drummer Jeff Hogg, “so to be able to bring both together right
here in our home state is really exciting and something we’re proud to be
part of.”
The action at The Dirt Track at Texas Motor Speedway on Saturday, April
13, begins at 3:30pm, local time, with the High Limit Racing Fan Fest.
Grandstand gates will be open allowing fans access to driver autograph
sessions at various driver merchandise trailers. At 4pm, drivers take to the
stage for a special live “Trackside Live! Dirt Edition” show with guests
Kyle Larson, Brad Sweet, Rico Abreu, Kasey Kahne, Brent Marks, Tanner
Thorson, Corey Day and Zeb Wise.
Tickets for the Uncle Chicken’s Sippin’ Whiskey Stockyard Stampede
presented by Whiskey Myers are available at www.highlimitracing.com. A
limited-time discount on tickets will be honored through Friday, March 29.
Pit passes are sold at track on event day only. E-mail Kendra Jacobs
(Kendra@HighLimitRacing.com) for information regarding executive suite
purchases for the event.
FloRacing, the official streaming partner of High Limit Racing, will have
live coverage of every lap of the Uncle Chicken’s Sippin’ Whiskey Stockyard
Stampede presented by Whiskey Myers. To subscribe to FloRacing, click here.
To learn more about Uncle Chicken’s Sippin’ Whiskey, visit
www.unclechickenswhiskey.com and follow them on X (formerly Twitter),
Instagram and on Facebook.
Whiskey Myers will tour the country this year playing dozens of concerts
from coast-to-coast. The current tour schedule can be seen here, with more
dates being added. To learn more about Whiskey Myers, visit
www.whiskeymyers.com, follow @whiskeymyers on X, Facebook and Instagram and
subscribe to their YouTube channel.
Follow @HighLimitRacing on X, Instagram and Facebook to stay up-to-date
with series information including news, event updates, ticketing
information, and more.
SHARKS IN GEORGIA: Jacob Allen Nets $20,000 with High Limit in Exciting "Deuces Wild Duel" at Golden Isles Speedway
WAYNESVILLE, GA - February 24, 2024 - It doesn't matter if you're a
Sprint Car fan, Late Model fan, or NASCAR fan, you had to enjoy Saturday's
High Limit Racing A-Main at Golden Isles Speedway.
In a non-stop 25-lapper that took 6 minutes and 37 seconds, Jacob Allen
outran Tyler Courtney and Justin Peck after multiple lead changes through
lap traffic to score a $20,000 payday in the Deuces Wild finale.
Starting from the pole and chasing his third-straight High Limit Racing
win, many considered "Sunshine" Tyler Courtney to be the heavy favorite when
the lineup dropped, but the dynamic quickly changed when the green flag flew
as third-starting Allen and second-starting Peck both drove by him on Lap 1.
What ensued was a 25-lap game of cat and mouse as the trio of High Limit
full-timers chases each other through traffic all while battling a technical
4/10-mile surface at Golden Isles Speedway.
Officially, Allen led the opening 10 laps with Peck controlling laps
11-19, and Allen getting back by him to lead laps 20-25 as the Shark Racing
pilot and son of National Sprint Car Hall of Famer, Bobby Allen, earned his
first-career High Limit Racing victory to the tune of a cool $20,000. Fans
at the track and at-home watching on FloRacing rejoiced as any Allen win is
always a popular one.
Tyler Courtney's hat trick fell one spot short as the Clauson-Marshall
Racing, NOS Energy Drink #7BC finished P2 at the checkered flag for an
$8,000 runner-up. He'll enjoy the month-off in March with an 18-point lead
in the High Limit Racing championship.
After a rough go in the season-opening show at East Bay Raceway Park,
Justin Peck recovered nicely with back-to-back podium finishes at Golden
Isles Speedway. The Buch Motorsports #13 finished P3 both nights and has now
found his way into the top-10 of the point standings.
Rico Abreu earned his season-best finish with a P4 result for the #24,
while Spencer Bayston made it four-for-four top-10 runs and back-to-back
top-five finishes for the CJB Motorsports #5.
THE ALL-IN NOTEBOOK (2/24/24)
Golden Isles Speedway (Waynesville, GA)
By virtue of a podium finish in Thursday's preliminary A-Main, Tyler
Courtney (1st), Brent Marks (2nd), and Justin Peck (3rd) were already
locked-in to Saturday's Heat Races and forewent Qualifying. Marks was
fastest in Dirt Draft Hot Laps at 13.152 seconds.
Spencer Bayston, of Lebanon, IN, earned the Capitol Renegade QuickTime
Award. He circled the Golden Isles 4/10-mile in 13.025 seconds aboard his
CJB Motorsports, TrueTimber #5. Bayston backed that up by fending off Brad
Sweet to win TJ Forged Heat One. Fellow Indiana native, Parker Price-Miller
of Kokomo, IN, followed him by taking DMI Heat Two over Rico Abreu. Jacob
Allen rallied from behind to beat Anthony Macri in the third and final BR
Motorsports Heat Three. After drawing the ace in the redraw, Tyler Courtney
won his second-straight FK Rod Ends Dash to earn the pole position.
Capitol Custom Trailers QuickTime - Spencer Bayston (13.035)
TJ Forged Heat One Winner - Spencer Bayston
DMI Heat Two Winner - Parker Price-Miller
BR Motorsports Heat Three Winner - Jacob Allen
FK Rod Ends Dash Winner - Tyler Courtney
Winers Performance B-Main Winner - Cole Macedo
Jake's Golf Carts Fastest Lap Award - Justin Peck (14.414)
Hard Charger - Cory Eliason +5 (24th-to-19th)
Lap Leaders - Allen 1-10; Peck 11-19; Allen 20-25
NEW Championship Standings (After 4/59 Races): 1. 7BC-Tyler Courtney (273
PTS); 2. 49-Brad Sweet (-18 PTS); 3. 19-Brent Marks (-22 PTS); 4. 5-Spencer
Bayston (-37 PTS); 5. 14-Corey Day (-44 PTS); 6. 9P-Parker Price-Miller (-47
PTS); 7. 24-Rico Abreu (-51 PTS); 8. 57-Kyle Larson (-57 PTS); 9. 1A-Jacob
Allen (-57 PTS); 10. 13-Justin Peck (-63 PTS).
UP NEXT: High Limit Racing will enjoy some time off with no events
scheduled until Tuesday, April 9 at Riverside International Speedway in West
Memphis, AR - which serves as the official kickoff to the 10-race Midweek
Money Series, offering a $20,000-to-win, $1,500-to-start purse at the track
they call "The Ditch."
Golden Isles Speedway GA 2/24/24
410 Sprints - Winged
A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 1A-Jacob Allen[2]; 2. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[1]; 3. 13-Justin Peck[4]; 4. 24-Rico Abreu[8]; 5. 5-Spencer Bayston[3]; 6. 49-Brad Sweet[7]; 7. 19-Brent Marks[5]; 8. 57-Kyle Larson[12]; 9. 9P-Parker Price Miller[6]; 10. 39M-Anthony Macri[9]; 11. 26-Zeb Wise[11]; 12. 9-Kasey Kahne[10]; 13. 14-Corey Day[15]; 14. 83-Dominic Scelzi[13]; 15. 55-Chris Windom[18]; 16. 88-Tanner Thorson[17]; 17. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[14]; 18. 28F-Davie Franek[20]; 19. 8-Cory Eliason[24]; 20. 5T-Ryan Timms[16]; 21. 1-Brenham Crouch[21]; 22. 17-Dylan Norris[23]; 23. 16T-Cole Macedo[19]; 24. 28M-Conner Morrell[22]
Winters Performance B Feature (10 Laps): 1. 16T-Cole Macedo[1]; 2. 28F-Davie Franek[3]; 3. 1-Brenham Crouch[4]; 4. 28M-Conner Morrell[2]; 5. 17-Dylan Norris[6]; 6. 8-Cory Eliason[5]; 7. 4-Danny Smith[8]; 8. 16TH-Kevin Newton[7]
FK Rod Ends Dash (7 Laps): 1. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[1]; 2. 1A-Jacob Allen[2]; 3. 5-Spencer Bayston[4]; 4. 13-Justin Peck[3]; 5. 19-Brent Marks[6]; 6. 9P-Parker Price Miller[5]
TJ Forged Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 5-Spencer Bayston[1]; 2. 49-Brad Sweet[2]; 3. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[4]; 4. 26-Zeb Wise[3]; 5. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[5]; 6. 5T-Ryan Timms[8]; 7. 16T-Cole Macedo[6]; 8. 8-Cory Eliason[7]; 9. 16TH-Kevin Newton[9]
DMI Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 9P-Parker Price Miller[1]; 2. 24-Rico Abreu[2]; 3. 19-Brent Marks[4]; 4. 57-Kyle Larson[3]; 5. 14-Corey Day[5]; 6. 88-Tanner Thorson[7]; 7. 28F-Davie Franek[8]; 8. 28M-Conner Morrell[6]; 9. 4-Danny Smith[9]
BR Motorsports Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 1A-Jacob Allen[3]; 2. 39M-Anthony Macri[1]; 3. 9-Kasey Kahne[2]; 4. 83-Dominic Scelzi[5]; 5. 13-Justin Peck[4]; 6. 55-Chris Windom[7]; 7. 1-Brenham Crouch[6]; 8. 17-Dylan Norris[8]
Capital Custom Trailers Qualifying: 1. 5-Spencer Bayston, 00:13.025[10]; 2. 9P-Parker Price Miller, 00:13.038[2]; 3. 39M-Anthony Macri, 00:13.055[19]; 4. 49-Brad Sweet, 00:13.058[11]; 5. 24-Rico Abreu, 00:13.103[22]; 6. 9-Kasey Kahne, 00:13.134[17]; 7. 26-Zeb Wise, 00:13.143[16]; 8. 57-Kyle Larson, 00:13.177[23]; 9. 1A-Jacob Allen, 00:13.182[8]; 10. 47-Eric Riggins Jr, 00:13.222[12]; 11. 14-Corey Day, 00:13.254[13]; 12. 83-Dominic Scelzi, 00:13.256[4]; 13. 16T-Cole Macedo, 00:13.264[6]; 14. 28M-Conner Morrell, 00:13.302[18]; 15. 1-Brenham Crouch, 00:13.304[21]; 16. 8-Cory Eliason, 00:13.317[1]; 17. 88-Tanner Thorson, 00:13.369[20]; 18. 55-Chris Windom, 00:13.413[3]; 19. 5T-Ryan Timms, 00:13.437[5]; 20. 28F-Davie Franek, 00:13.495[7]; 21. 17-Dylan Norris, 00:13.529[14]; 22. 16TH-Kevin Newton, 00:13.611[9]; 23. 4-Danny Smith, 00:14.018[15]
Golden Isles Speedway GA 2/22/24
410 Sprints - Winged
A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[1]; 2. 19-Brent Marks[3]; 3. 13-Justin Peck[2]; 4. 9P-Parker Price Miller[6]; 5. 5-Spencer Bayston[10]; 6. 49-Brad Sweet[8]; 7. 24-Rico Abreu[4]; 8. 57-Kyle Larson[7]; 9. 8-Cory Eliason[11]; 10. 1A-Jacob Allen[9]; 11. 39M-Anthony Macri[5]; 12. 14-Corey Day[15]; 13. 83-Dominic Scelzi[17]; 14. 55-Chris Windom[16]; 15. 26-Zeb Wise[18]; 16. 1-Brenham Crouch[13]; 17. 5T-Ryan Timms[24]; 18. 9-Kasey Kahne[21]; 19. 88-Tanner Thorson[20]; 20. 17-Dylan Norris[22]; 21. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[19]; 22. (DNF) 16T-Cole Macedo[12]; 23. (DNF) 28F-Davie Franek[23]; 24. (DNF) 88X-Austin McCarl[14]; 25. (DNF) 4-Danny Smith[25]
FK Rod Ends Dash (7 Laps): 1. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[1]; 2. 13-Justin Peck[2]; 3. 19-Brent Marks[3]; 4. 24-Rico Abreu[4]; 5. 39M-Anthony Macri[5]; 6. 9P-Parker Price Miller[6]
TJ Forged Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 9P-Parker Price Miller[1]; 2. 57-Kyle Larson[2]; 3. 1A-Jacob Allen[3]; 4. 8-Cory Eliason[5]; 5. 19-Brent Marks[4]; 6. 55-Chris Windom[9]; 7. 47-Eric Riggins Jr[7]; 8. (DNF) 28M-Conner Morrell[6]; 9. (DNF) 5T-Ryan Timms[8]
DMI Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 13-Justin Peck[2]; 2. 49-Brad Sweet[1]; 3. 39M-Anthony Macri[4]; 4. 16T-Cole Macedo[3]; 5. 88X-Austin McCarl[6]; 6. 83-Dominic Scelzi[7]; 7. 88-Tanner Thorson[5]; 8. 17-Dylan Norris[8]; 9. 4-Danny Smith[9]
BR Motorsports Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 24-Rico Abreu[1]; 2. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[4]; 3. 5-Spencer Bayston[3]; 4. 1-Brenham Crouch[2]; 5. 14-Corey Day[7]; 6. 26-Zeb Wise[5]; 7. 9-Kasey Kahne[6]; 8. 28F-Davie Franek[8]
Capital Custom Trailers Qualifying: 1. 19-Brent Marks, 00:12.759[15]; 2. 39M-Anthony Macri, 00:12.783[7]; 3. 7BC-Tyler Courtney, 00:12.894[12]; 4. 9P-Parker Price Miller, 00:12.916[6]; 5. 49-Brad Sweet, 00:12.922[3]; 6. 24-Rico Abreu, 00:12.942[22]; 7. 57-Kyle Larson, 00:13.003[9]; 8. 13-Justin Peck, 00:13.038[21]; 9. 1-Brenham Crouch, 00:13.049[11]; 10. 1A-Jacob Allen, 00:13.082[14]; 11. 16T-Cole Macedo, 00:13.083[4]; 12. 5-Spencer Bayston, 00:13.110[23]; 13. 8-Cory Eliason, 00:13.152[20]; 14. 88-Tanner Thorson, 00:13.152[2]; 15. 26-Zeb Wise, 00:13.164[17]; 16. 28M-Conner Morrell, 00:13.192[1]; 17. 88X-Austin McCarl, 00:13.248[24]; 18. 9-Kasey Kahne, 00:13.280[19]; 19. 47-Eric Riggins Jr, 00:13.284[10]; 20. 83-Dominic Scelzi, 00:13.288[16]; 21. 14-Corey Day, 00:13.333[25]; 22. 5T-Ryan Timms, 00:13.356[18]; 23. 17-Dylan Norris, 00:13.360[5]; 24. 28F-Davie Franek, 00:13.502[26]; 25. 55-Chris Windom, 00:13.552[13]; 26. 4-Danny Smith, 00:14.051[8]
GEORGIA ON MY MIND: "Deuces Wild" Marks High Limit Debut at Golden Isles Speedway
WAYNESVILLE, GA - February 20, 2024 - After a successful season-opening
event at Florida’s East Bay Raceway Park, High Limit Racing’s inaugural
national campaign continues this week with a trip to Georgia’s Golden Isles
Speedway.
Dubbed “Deuces Wild,” this three-day trip to the Waynesville, GA facility
will bring fans the best of both worlds with High Limit Sprint Cars and the
Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series sharing the stage. It’s all High Limit on
Thursday for a $10,000-to-win, $1,000-to-start prelim, then the Lucas Oil
Late Models shine on Friday, and finally both series race on Saturday with
the High Limit finale paying $20,000-to-win, $1,500-to-start.
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Let’s preview some of the top storylines entering this weekend:
BRAND NEW TRACK: For almost the entire field expected to compete with
High Limit Racing this weekend, it will be their first race at Golden Isles
Speedway. The Waynesville, GA 4/10-mile dirt track - located 30 minutes west
of Brunswick, GA - has hosted many prominent Dirt Late Model races over the
years, but a National Sprint Car Series has never visited the venue, until
now. It will be interesting to watch as many of the best drivers and best
crew chiefs in the sport try to adapt the fastest to something they’ve never
seen before.
THE CALI CLIQUE: After a pair of races on the east coast, it was a pair
of west coast natives who left tied for the High Limit Racing championship
lead.
Corey Day, an 18-year-old native of Clovis, CA, continued to make waves
as arguably the most exciting teenager in all of Sprint Car Racing right
now. After a NARC championship on home turf last year, he took a leap
straight out of high school to join High Limit Racing full-time and got off
to a hot start in Florida. Driving the Jason Meyers Racing, Sander
Engineering #14, Day finished 2nd & 6th at East Bay to leave tied atop the
points.
Brad Sweet, a 38-year-old native of Grass Valley, CA, began a new journey
as a High Limit Racing full-time competitor after five consecutive World of
Outlaws championships. The Kasey Kahne Racing, NAPA Auto Parts #49 remains
one of the most consistent teams in the history of the sport, finishing 3rd
& 4th at East Bay to match Day’s 133 points.
DOUBLE DUTY: It will be an ultra-busy weekend for Kyle Larson, who will
race with High Limit Racing, Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, and NASCAR
Cup Series in the state of Georgia. At Golden Isles, Yung Money will drive
Paul Silva’s #57 Sprint Car on Thursday, then Kevin Rumley’s #6 Late Model
on Friday, and then both cars on Saturday night. Come Sunday, he’ll resume
NASCAR duties at Atlanta Motor Speedway driving the Hendrick Motorsports #5.
While Larson has yet to race a Sprint Car at Golden Isles, the Elk Grove,
CA native has made four attempts at the track in a Late Model. In the three
races he finished, Larson excelled and ran 3rd, 3rd, 1st.
SUN IS SHINING: You could make the case that “Sunshine” Tyler Courtney is
arguably the hottest Sprint Car driver in the country to kickstart 2024. The
Clauson-Marshall Racing, NOS Energy Drink #7BC is on a run of 11 consecutive
World of Outlaws top-10 finishes (averaging a 4.7 finish), and he was the
only driver to leave Florida with a victory against both the World of
Outlaws and High Limit Racing.
The Indianapolis, IN native left East Bay sitting third in the
championship standings, back by only nine-points after his first trip to
Whiskey Myers Victory Lane last Tuesday.
HOT START: It may have been surprising to some, but last week was all
according to plan for Tanner Thorson. Expectations were wide-ranged when the
Minden, NV announced he would join High Limit Racing full-time, but he came
out of the gates swinging with runs of 11th and 3rd to put the Rod Gross
Motorsports #88 fifth in championship points after the opening weekend.
The son-in-law of National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee, Stevie
Smith, Thorson has a wealth of knowledge in his camp with crew members Lee
Lindgren, Brinton Marvel, and Lawton Leppo on his team. They’ll look to stay
hot this weekend as Thordon encounters a new venue at Golden Isles Speedway.
QUIET, BUT STRONG: Although these four left East Bay Raceway Park without
a podium finish, they each quietly put together some strong season-opening
results and head to Georgia sitting inside the top-five of the High Limit
Racing championship standings.
Brent Marks finished 8th & 5th aboard the Murray-Marks Motorsports #19,
leaving him fourth in points (-13 PTS) behind Day, Sweet & Courtney. “The
Myerstown Missile” earned the first Hard Charger Award of the year in the
opener when he bolted from 22nd-to-8th.
Zeb Wise’s Rudeen Racing #26 ended up 11th & 4th, slotting him sixth in
points (-17 PTS) after the opening weekend. The reigning All Star Circuit of
Champions titleist was a big threat for the win in Tuesday’s $15,000-to-win
“Battle at the Bay” finale, briefly leading over Tyler Courtney in lap
traffic.
Spencer Bayston and CJB Motorsports endured a rough opening weekend at
Volusia Speedway Park and quickly turned their program around with
back-to-back top-10 runs at East Bay Raceway Park. The Lebanon, IN native
finished 10th and 8th, slotting the TrueTimber #5 seventh in points after
two races.
Parker Price-Miller revamped his own PPM Racing program over the
off-season and brought Indy Race Parts’ Bernie Stuebgen on board as crew
chief, and quickly found speed out of the gate. The Kokomo, IN native
followed a 14th-place finish with a 23rd-to-6th charge in the finale to put
the #9P ninth in points.
NEEDING A REBOUND: It wasn’t exactly the dream outcome for a few High
Rollers with high hopes, but it’s a long season with plenty of time for a
comeback and they get their first shot at redemption this weekend.
Rico Abreu, who many consider a championship favorite this year, ended
his East Bay trip with the #24 flipped and upside down in turn four battling
for fourth as the checkered flag flew. The St. Helena, CA native ultimately
finished 7th and 17th in the two races, leaving him 12th in the standings
(-35 points) and eager to make up ground at Golden Isles.
Justin Peck was another star who had his opening weekend derailed by a
crash while contending at the front of the field. The Monrovia, IN native
was chasing Kyle Larson for the win through lap traffic when contact with a
lap car sent the Buch Motorsports #13 into the wall and home with a
heartbreaking DNF. They currently sit 20th in points (-59 points) and
determined for a big run at Golden Isles.
Cory Eliason’s full-time campaign with Ridge & Sons Racing got off on the
wrong foot with finishes of 19th and 18th, worsened after being innocently
caught up in Rico Abreu’s crash on the final lap. Sitting 21st in the
standings, they’ll look for a big rebound at Golden Isles this weekend
before resetting in March before the season really ramps up in April.
CURRENT CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS (2/59 Races):
1. Corey Day (133 PTS); 2. Brad Sweet (133 PTS); 3. Tyler Courtney (-9
PTS); 4. Brent Marks (-13 PTS); 5. Tanner Thorson (-14 PTS); 6. Zeb Wise
(-17 PTS); 7. Spencer Bayston (-23 PTS); 8. Anthony Macri (-27 PTS); 9.
Parker Price-Miller (-27 PTS); 10. Kyle Larson (-31 PTS).
FEATURE WINNERS (2 Drivers):
1 win - Kyle Larson (Silva Motorsports #57)
1 win - Tyler Courtney (Clauson-Marshall Racing #7BC)
FEATURE LAPS LED (3 Drivers):
25 laps - Kyle Larson
24 laps - Tyler Courtney
6 laps - Brad Sweet
CAPITOL CUSTOM TRAILERS QUICKTIME (2 Drivers):
1 QuickTime - Brad Sweet, Zeb Wise
HEAT RACE WINNERS (8 Drivers):
1 Heat Win - Kyle Larson, Tanner Thorson, Cole Macedo, Rico Abreu, Tyler
Courtney, Brent Marks, Spencer Bayston, Brad Sweet
FK ROD ENDS DASH APPEARANCES (13 Drivers):
2 Dashes - Kyle Larson, Cole Macedo, Brad Sweet
1 Dash - Tanner Thorson, Rico Abreu, Justin Peck, Anthony Macri, Sam
Hafertepe Jr, Tyler Courtney, Dominic Scelzi, Spencer Bayston, Corey Day,
Brent Marks
POLE POSITIONS (2 Drivers):
1 Pole - Kyle Larson, Brad Sweet
B-MAIN WINS (2 Drivers):
1 B-Main Win - Tim Shaffer, Tanner Thorson
HARD CHARGER AWARDS (2 Drivers):
1 Hard Charger - Brent Marks, Parker Price-Miller
PODIUM FINISHES (6 Drivers):
1 Podium - Kyle Larson, Cole Macedo, Tanner Thorson, Tyler Courtney,
Corey Day, Brad Sweet
TOP 5 FINISHES (9 Drivers):
2 Top 5s - Brad Sweet
1 Top 5 - Kyle Larson, Cole Macedo, Tanner Thorson, Tyler Courtney, Corey
Day, Anthony Macri, Zeb Wise, Brent Marks
TOP 10 FINISHES (16 Drivers):
2 Top 10s - Brad Sweet, Corey Day, Brent Marks, Spencer Bayston
1 Top 10 - Kyle Larson, Cole Macedo, Tanner Thorson, Tyler Courtney,
Anthony Macri, Zeb Wise, Rico Abreu, Sam Hafertepe Jr, Parker Price-Miller,
Chris Windom, Jacob Allen, Ryan Timms
2024 High Limit Racing Schedule & Winners:
No. / Day, Date / Track / Location / To Win / Winner (Total Wins)
1. Tues, Feb. 13 / East Bay Raceway Park / Tampa, FL / $10,000 / Kyle Larson (1)
2. Tues, Feb. 13 / East Bay Raceway Park / Tampa, FL / $15,000 / Tyler Courtney (1)
3. Thur, Feb. 22 / Golden Isles Speedway / Waynesville, GA / $10,000
4. Sat, Feb. 24 / Golden Isles Speedway / Waynesville, GA / $20,000
*5. Tues, April 9 / Riverside International Speedway / West Memphis, TN / $20,000
6. Fri, April 12 / Texarkana 67 Speedway / Texarkana, AR / $12,000
7. Sat, April 13 / Texas Motor Speedway / Fort Worth, TX / $12,000
8. Sun, April 14 / RPM Speedway / Crandall, TX / $12,000
*9. Tues, April 16 / Red Dirt Raceway / Meeker, OK / $20,000
10. Fri, April 19 / Southern Oklahoma Speedway / Ardmore, OK / $12,000
11. Sat, April 20 / Salina Highbanks Speedway / Pryor, OK / $12,000
*12. Wed, May 1 / 81 Speedway / Wichita, KS / $20,000
13. Fri, May 3 / Lakeside Speedway / Kansas City, KS / $10,000
14. Sat, May 4 / Lakeside Speedway / Kansas City, KS / $50,000
15. Fri, May 10 / 34 Raceway / West Burlington, IA / $12,000
16. Sat, May 11 / Tri-City Speedway / Granite City, IL / $12,000
*17. Tues, May 14 / Kokomo Speedway / Kokomo, IN / $20,000
18. Thur, May 16 / Outlaw Speedway / Dundee, NY / $12,000
19. Fri, May 17 / Utica-Rome Speedway / Vernon, NY / $12,000
20. Sat, May 18 / Fonda Speedway / Fonda, NY / $12,000
21. Sat, May 25 / Port Royal Speedway / Port Royal, PA / $10,000
22. Sun, May 26 / Port Royal Speedway / Port Royal, PA / $75,000
*23. Tues, May 28 / Grandview Speedway / Bechtelsville, PA / $20,000
24. Fri, May 31 / Lawrenceburg Speedway / Lawrenceburg, IN / $12,000
25. Sat, June 1 / Butler Motor Speedway / Quincy, MI / $12,085
*26. Tues, June 4 / Davenport Speedway / Davenport, IA / $20,000
27. Fri, June 7 / I-70 Speedway / Odessa, MO / $10,000
28. Sat, June 8 / I-70 Speedway / Odessa, MO / $26,000
*29. Tues, June 11 / Eagle Raceway / Eagle, NE / $50,000
*30. Wed, June 26 / Lake Ozark Speedway / Eldon, MO / $20,000
31. Fri, June 28 / Lucas Oil Speedway / Wheatland, MO / $10,000
32. Sat, June 29 / Lucas Oil Speedway / Wheatland, MO / $25,000
33. Sat, July 13 / Portsmouth Raceway Park / Portsmouth, OH / $25,554
34. Wed, July 17 / Eldora Speedway / Rossburg, OH / $12,000
35. Thur, July 18 / Eldora Speedway / Rossburg, OH / $100,000
36. Tues, July 23 / Lernerville Speedway / Sarver, PA / $25,000
37. Thur, Aug. 15 / Thunderbowl Raceway / Tulare, CA / $25,000
38. Fri, Aug. 16 / Kings Speedway / Hanford, CA / $20,000
39. Sat, Aug. 17 / Placerville Speedway / Placerville, CA / $20,000
40. Thur, Aug. 22 / Silver Dollar Speedway / Chico, CA / $10,000
41. Fri, Aug. 23 / Silver Dollar Speedway / Chico, CA / $10,000
42. Sat, Aug. 24 / Silver Dollar Speedway / Chico, CA / $100,070
43. Mon, Aug. 26 / Douglas County Speedway / Roseburg, OR / $12,000
44. Wed, Aug. 28 / Grays Harbor Raceway / Elma, WA / $12,000
45. Thur, Aug. 29 / Skagit Speedway / Alger, WA / $10,000
46. Fri, Aug. 30 / Skagit Speedway / Alger, WA / $10,000
47. Sat, Aug. 31 / Skagit Speedway / Alger, WA / $100,000
48. Thur, Sept. 5 / Port Royal Speedway / Port Royal, PA / $10,000
49. Fri, Sept. 6 / Port Royal Speedway / Port Royal, PA / $10,000
50. Sat, Sept. 7 / Port Royal Speedway / Port Royal, PA / $57,000
51. Fri, Sept. 13 / Lernerville Speedway / Sarver, PA / $10,000
52. Sat, Sept. 14 / Lernerville Speedway / Sarver, PA / $50,000
53. Fri, Sept. 20 / Eldora Speedway / Rossburg, OH / $10,000
54. Sat, Sept. 21 / Eldora Speedway / Rossburg, OH / $15,000
55. Sat, Sept. 28 / Florence Speedway / Union, KY / $12,000
*56. Tues, Oct. 1 / Atomic Speedway / Chillicothe, OH / $20,000
*57. Tues, Oct. 8 / I-70 Speedway / Odessa, MO / $20,000
58. Fri, Oct. 11 / Texas Motor Speedway / Fort Worth, TX / $10,000
59. Sat, Oct. 12 / Texas Motor Speedway / Fort Worth, TX / $50,000
* Denotes Midweek Money Series Race
SUNSHINE'S STATE: Tyler Courtney Tops Tremendous "Battle at the Bay" Finale for First High Limit Win
The box score from Tuesday's "Battle at the Finale" finale is a tad misleading, showing that Tyler Courtney passed Brad Sweet for the lead on Lap 7 and then controlled the top spot until the checkered flag. That, however, leaves out the part where there was an epic four-car battle for the lead in lap traffic and the part where Corey Day nearly gave us an all-time photo finish at the end of it all.
While never officially leading a lap, young stars Zeb Wise and Corey Day both snared the lead away from "Sunshine" at different points in the $15,000-to-win finale at East Bay Raceway Park, but the Clauson-Marshall Racing, NOS Energy Drink #7BC prevailed and welcomed every challenge he faced.
Starting with "The Big Cat" Brad Sweet leading the opening six laps, lap traffic changed things when the Kasey Kahne Racing, NAPA Auto Parts #49 began to slip and the battle for the lead ahead of him heated up. In the middle of a swarm of back markers, at one point the front-four cars of Courtney, Corey Day, Zeb Wise, and Sweet were all under a blanket battling for the lead.
There was one jaw-dropping moment when Wise, Day and Abreu all went three-wide for P2 behind Courtney and contact ensued, sending Rico's Rothwell Hyde #24 airborne down the backstretch, yet somehow he landed on all four wheels and kept racing.
In the end, it became a two-horse race with Tyler Courtney committed to the bottom and Clovis, CA 18-year-old Corey Day ripping the fence and building huge momentum runs around the outside. During the green-white-checkered finish, Day was outside of Courtney at the white flag and setup for a potential photo finish, but one little mistake on the 30th and final lap locked-up the win for "Sunshine."
The $15,000 win marked Tyler Courtney's first trip to Whiskey Myers Victory Lane with the series, making him the eighth winner in High Limit Racing history. It also made him the first driver to win with both High Limit and the World of Outlaws this season, doing so within a one-week span, proving the Clauson-Marshall Racing #7BC is one of the top cars in the country.
Driving for Jason Meyers, Corey Day gave the Sander Engineering #14 the ride of a lifetime on the fence at East Bay Raceway Park, but ultimately fell 0.458-seconds short as he finished a career-best runner-up behind Courtney. A P2 and P6 finish for the teenage superstar makes him tied for the way-too-soon championship lead in the 59-race High Limit campaign.
After starting on the pole, leading laps, and then fading outside the top-five at one point, Brad Sweet rallied back to put the Kasey Kahne Racing #49 on the podium. Runs of P3 and P4 for "The Big Cat" have him tied for the High Limit championship lead with California prodigy Corey Day.
The High Limit Racing season will resume next weekend when the Sprint Cars join the Lucas Oil Late Model Series for "Deuces Wild" weekend on February 22-24 at Georgia's Golden Isles Speedway. Tickets are available for purchase at HighLimitRacing.com.
Tuesday, April 13, 2024
East Bay Raceway Park (Tampa, FL)
Capitol Custom Trailers QuickTime - Zeb Wise (12.229)
TJ Forged Heat One Winner - Tyler Courtney
DMI Heat Two Winner - Brent Marks
BR Motorsports Heat Three Winner - Spencer Bayston
Winters Performance Heat Four Winner - Brad Sweet
FK Rod Ends Dash Winner - Brad Sweet
Jake's Golf Carts Fastest Lap Award - Tyler Courtney (13.563)
Hard Charger - Parker Price-Miller (+17, 23rd-to-6th)
Lap Leaders - Sweet 1-6; Courtney 7-30.
A Feature (30 Laps): 1. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[2]; 2. 14-Corey Day[6]; 3. 49-Brad Sweet[1]; 4. 26-Zeb Wise[9]; 5. 19-Brent Marks[7]; 6. 9P-Parker Price Miller[23]; 7. 55-Chris Windom[14]; 8. 5-Spencer Bayston[4]; 9. 1A-Jacob Allen[10]; 10. 5T-Ryan Timms[16]; 11. 88-Tanner Thorson[21]; 12. 13-Justin Peck[15]; 13. 83-Dominic Scelzi[3]; 14. 9-Kasey Kahne[11]; 15. 39M-Anthony Macri[20]; 16. 88X-Austin McCarl[12]; 17. 24-Rico Abreu[13]; 18. 8-Cory Eliason[26]; 19. 1-Brenham Crouch[25]; 20. 28M-Conner Morrell[19]; 21. 24D-Danny Sams III[17]; 22. 16T-Cole Macedo[8]; 23. 47-Dale Howard[24]; 24. 47R-Eric Riggins Jr[18]; 25. 87-Aaron Reutzel[22]; 26. 57-Kyle Larson[5]
YUNG MONEY MATINEE: Kyle Larson Lands High Limit Racing Opener at East Bay Raceway Park
After winning three races on his way to a Midweek Money Series championship in 2023, Kyle Larson quickly kickstarted his 2024 campaign with High Limit Racing in similar fashion - winning the season opener on Tuesday at Tampa, Florida's East Bay Raceway Park.
Originally scheduled for Monday and postponed to Tuesday afternoon due to rain, 56 High Limit Sprint Cars returned to complete the C-Main, FK Rod Ends Dash, B-Main, and 25-lap, $10,000-to-win, $1,000-to-start A-Main.
Earning the pole position via a win in the FK Rod Ends Dash, Kyle Larson led the field to the green flag with his brother-in-law and High Limit championship contender, Brad Sweet, alongside him in the Kasey Kahne Racing, NAPA Auto Parts #49.
Larson immediately launched the Paul Silva owned Finley Farms #57 into the race lead and set sail with lap traffic waiting for him. Fast forward to Lap 9 and fans saw Justin Peck, driving the Buch Motorsports, Coastal Race Parts #13, approach Larson and prepare a battle for the lead before a dramatic moment when he came together with Chris Windom and suffered front end damage to end his bid for the win.
The restart allowed Tanner Thorson, driving for Rod Gross Motorsports, to enter the picture and he wasted no time going after Larson, who he was previously teammates with during their USAC Midget days. An attempted slider off the restart and another run to the tail tank of the #57 in lap traffic gave Thorson a big sniff of the lead, but he just wasn't able to make a move on the former NASCAR champion.
Elk Grove, CA's Kyle Larson ultimately held on for the $10,000 victory - marking his fourth trip to Whiskey Myers Victory Lane, tied for most (with Rico Abreu) in the short history of High Limit Racing.
Cole Macedo of Lemoore, CA, ended up snagging the second-place spot in a photo finish at the checkered flag as he was able to squeeze his Kevin Newton owned Honest Abe Roofing #16T in between Thorson's right side and the outside wall
Thorson, hailing from Minden, NV ended up P3 to earn his first High Limit Racing podium, and he became the de facto championship leader as the highest finishing of 17 full-time High Rollers.
Brad Sweet slipped back to finish fourth, which was the all-important final lock-in to the "Battle at the Bay" Heat Races on Tuesday night. Sweet was followed by one of the Pennsylvania Posse's finest, Anthony Macri of Dillsburg, PA in the fifth spot.
Monday, April 12, 2024
East Bay Raceway Park (Tampa, FL)
Capitol Custom Trailers QuickTime - Brad Sweet (12.550)
TJ Forged Heat One Winner - Kyle Larson
DMI Heat Two Winner - Tanner Thorson
BR Motorsports Heat Three Winner - Cole Macedo
Winters Performance Heat Four Winner - Rico Abreu
FK Rod Ends Dash Winner - Kyle Larson
Jake's Golf Carts Fastest Lap Award - Kyle Larson (13.945)
Hard Charger - Brent Marks (+14, 22nd-to-8th)
A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 57-Kyle Larson[1]; 2. 16T-Cole Macedo[4]; 3. 88-Tanner Thorson[3]; 4. 49-Brad Sweet[2]; 5. 39M-Anthony Macri[8]; 6. 14-Corey Day[11]; 7. 24-Rico Abreu[5]; 8. 19-Brent Marks[22]; 9. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[7]; 10. 5-Spencer Bayston[13]; 11. 26-Zeb Wise[12]; 12. 83-Dominic Scelzi[20]; 13. 7BC-Tyler Courtney[16]; 14. 9P-Parker Price Miller[9]; 15. 5T-Ryan Timms[10]; 16. 48-Danny Dietrich[18]; 17. 1-Brenham Crouch[25]; 18. 49X-Tim Shaffer[21]; 19. 8-Cory Eliason[14]; 20. 9-Kasey Kahne[23]; 21. 1A-Jacob Allen[17]; 22. 88X-Austin McCarl[19]; 23. 55-Chris Windom[24]; 24. 28M-Conner Morrell[26]; 25. 16TH-Kevin Newton[15]; 26. 13-Justin Peck[6]
Monday's High Limit Racing Opener Postponed to Tuesday at East Bay Raceway Park
TAMPA, FL - February 12, 2024 - After a strong rain storm, Monday's High
Limit Racing opener has been postponed to Tuesday afternoon - scheduled to
be completed with Hot Laps beginning at 4pm then into the Monday C-Main,
Dash, B-Main, and A-Main before the Tuesday program begins.
If you have a wristband (pit pass or reserved seat) from Monday, keep it!
You'll need that to get into the first show of the day. General admission
tickets will be FREE for the completion of the first show, but pit passes
must be bought. With Monday's event being completed, refunds are not
available.
Following Monday's A-Main, we'll clear the facility and run Tuesday's
program with Tuesday's tickets. Fans can still buy general admission tickets
for Tuesday at https://bit.ly/41GsX8G - reserved seats are sold out.
The pits will open at 1pm, the front gates open at 3pm, and Hot Laps
begin at 4pm.
Make sure to follow @HighLimitRacing on X, Facebook, and Instagram to
stay up-to-date with series information including news, event updates,
ticketing information, and more.
For fans unable to attend the track, every High Limit Racing event will be streamed live on FloRacing, the series’ exclusive streaming partner. If you’re not a FloRacing subscriber, you can sign up today
“The Wolf” Named Official Victory Song of High Limit Racing
Mooresville, N.C. (February 12, 2024) – Multi-Platinum chart-toppers Whiskey Myers have joined the soundtrack of the 2024 High Limit Racing season, with the genre-bending band signing on as the sponsor of Whiskey Myers Victory Lane.
With the lyrics “Put me back in the saddle out on the road; The way I make a livin’ is the only way I know,” epitomizing the spirit behind High Limit Racing, Whiskey Myers’ high-energy song “The Wolf” will be the official victory song played as the victor rolls into Whiskey Myers Victory Lane each race night. Check out the full version of the song on High Limit Racing’s Spotify Playlist (a “clean” version will be used in all FloRacing broadcasts and at-track).
“We loved getting to know Rico Abreu with our partnership last season – seeing our name on his sprint car was something we never imagined when we started a band,” shared Whiskey Myers drummer Jeff Hogg. “With Rico joining High Limit Racing full time in 2024, we knew we wanted to follow his lead.”
In addition to the at-track and in-stream partnership, the Whiskey Myers Minute, a one-minute compilation of that week’s High Limit Racing highlights, will be posted to High Limit’s Instagram account following each race week with various Whiskey Myers songs being featured.
“Not only does Whiskey Myers produce great music that fits the grassroots racing brand, the members of the band are also genuine race fans,” said Kendra Jacobs, Chief Marketing and Events Officer at High Limit Racing. “From support of our series to their partnership with Rico (Abreu), Whiskey Myers invests in sprint car racing and truly sees the value of the sports’ fan base and its growth potential.”
Whiskey Myers Victory Lane and “The Wolf” will be featured starting with the High Limit Racing season opener at East Bay Raceway Park on February 12 and 13. The 59-race nationwide season will conclude with a two-day finale at The Dirt Track at Texas Motor Speedway on October 11 and 12. Tickets for select events, including the season-opening “Battle at the Bay” are now available here.
Like High Limit Racing, Whiskey Myers will tour the country this year playing dozens of concerts from coast-to-coast. The current tour schedule can be seen here, with more dates being added. To learn more about Whiskey Myers, visit www.whiskeymyers.com, follow @whiskeymyers on X (formerly Twitter), Facebook and Instagram and subscribe to their YouTube channel.
Make sure to follow @HighLimitRacing on X, Facebook, and Instagram to stay up-to-date with series information including news, event updates, ticketing information, and more.
For fans unable to attend the track, every High Limit Racing event will be streamed live on FloRacing, the series’ exclusive streaming partner. If you’re not a FloRacing subscriber, you can sign up today
The Frozen Farmer Choose Cone is Newest High Limit Racing Addition
THE FROZEN FARMER MOVES FROM THE FREEZER AISLE TO THE FRONTSTRETCH AS SPONSOR OF THE FROZEN FARMER CHOOSE CONE
Mooresville, N.C. (February 10, 2024) – The Frozen Farmer, a
farm-to-table ice cream and sorbet company, proudly presents the Frozen
Farmer Choose Cone for the entirety of the 2024 High Limit Racing season.
Frozen Farmer pint replicas have been stacked to create the custom “cone”
that will be in action during every High Limit Racing feature event.
Starting at East Bay Raceway Park for the series’ season opener on
February 12 and 13, the Frozen Farmer Choose Cone will be placed on the
track surface during caution periods in the feature event, with the
exception of any cautions with 10 laps remaining. The Frozen Farmer Choose
Cone allows drivers to choose the inside or outside lane for the ensuing
restart.
“We are thrilled about this opportunity to support High Limit Racing
because three of our four daughters started racing at the age of 5 and dirt
track racing has become a huge part of not only our life, but our business,
too,” says Katey Evans, Founder of The Frozen Farmer. “The Frozen Farmer
believes in the positive support of dirt track racing and its fans because
we have seen how loyal they are firsthand through supporting the sport at
all levels and being a part of it ourselves with our own daughters’ dirt
track racing team. The Frozen Farmer Choose Cone is a super creative way
High Limit Racing has allowed us to showcase our product in front of
hundreds of thousands of race fans around the world.”
As seen on ABC’s Shark Tank, The Frozen Farmer uses produce directly from
the family’s 3,000-acre farm for their Delaware farm creamery location and
supports the mission of upcycling fruit from other farmers across the
country to create decadent ice cream, sorbet and novelty treats like the
Barbie-branded Freezer Squeezer and the Elf on the Shelf ice cream cookie
sandwiches. Their products are now available in major retail stores like
Kroger, Wal-Mart, Giant and more.
“The Frozen Farmer and the Evans family sees the passion of the
motorsports fan base. From pavement to dirt and late models to sprint cars,
they understand that race fans are the most supportive of any sport in the
country,” said Kendra Jacobs, Chief Marketing and Events Officer at High
Limit Racing. “The Frozen Farmer products are available in stores across the
country making it an easily accessible and perfect treat for High Limit
Racing fans to grab and enjoy on the way to the track.”
To learn more about The Frozen Farmer, visit www.thefrozenfarmer.com and
follow @thefrozenfarmer on Instagramand Facebook.
The High Limit Racing season fires off on Monday, February 12 at East Bay
Raceway Park in Tampa, Florida. The 59-race nationwide season will conclude
with a two-day finale at The Dirt Track at Texas Motor Speedway on October
11 and 12. Tickets for select events are now available here.
Make sure to follow @HighLimitRacing on X, Facebook, and Instagram to
stay up-to-date with series information including news, event updates,
ticketing information, and more.
As the exclusive streaming partner of High Limit Racing, every lap of every race will be live on FloRacing. Subscribe to FloRacing for High Limit Racing, USAC, Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, CARS Tour coverage and more.
THE HIGH LIMIT ROOM IS OPEN: 59-Race Season Begins at East Bay This Monday & Tuesday
TAMPA, FL – February 10, 2024 – After an off-season filled with immense
anticipation, the inaugural nationwide campaign for High Limit Racing is set
to begin this Monday and Tuesday, February 12-13 at Tampa, FL’s East Bay
Raceway Park.
For fans, tickets are still available for purchase at https://bit.ly/4b1Ov3N.
Keep in mind, if you pre-purchase a Reserved seat you can claim a free pit
pass upgrade at the track and you will be entered for a chance at the DURST
Dice Roll.
For racers, the “Battle at the Bay” will pay $10,000-to-win,
$1,000-to-start on Monday and $15,000-to-win, $1,500-to-start on Tuesday.
It’s the first of 59 scheduled events for High Limit Racing, which will pay
an overall points fund worth $1,000,000 with $250,000 going to the champion
of the series.
As the exclusive Live Streaming Partner, FloRacing will broadcast every
High Limit Racing event and bring hundreds of hours of original content to
fans at home. If you’re not a FloRacing subscriber, you can become one today
at http://www.floracing.com/HighLimit.
Let’s look at some of the top storylines entering the season opener:
THE HIGH ROLLERS: With 17 full-time competitors, the chase for the
inaugural High Limit Racing National Championship and the battle for the
five High Stakes Charters will be intriguing to follow all season long. The
quick basics for each High Roller:
Driver, Age, Hometown (Owner, Number)
- Rico Abreu, 32 y/o native of St. Helena, CA (Rico Abreu Racing #24)
- Jacob Allen, 29 y/o native of Hanover, PA (Shark Racing #1A)
- Spencer Bayston, 25 y/o native of Lebanon, IN (CJB Motorsports #5)
- Tyler Courtney, 29 y/o native of Indianapolis, IN (Clauson-Marshall Racing #7BC)
- Brenham Crouch, 18 y/o native of Lubbock, TX (Crouch Motorsports #1)
- Corey Day, 18 y/o native of Clovis, CA (Jason Meyers Racing #14)
- Cory Eliason, 32 y/o native of Visalia, CA (Ridge & Sons Racing #8)
- Kasey Kahne, 43 y/o native of Enumclaw, WA (Kasey Kahne Racing #9)
- Brent Marks, 33 y/o native of Myerstown, PA (Murray-Marks Motorsports #19)
- James McFadden, 34 y/o native of Alice Springs, NT, AUS (Roth Motorsports #83)
- Conner Morrell, 19 y/o native of Bradenton, FL (Marc Dailey Racing #28M)
- Justin Peck, 25 y/o native of Monrovia, IN (Buch Motorsports #13)
- Parker Price-Miller, 25 y/o native of Kokomo, IN (PPM Racing #9P)
- Brad Sweet, 38 y/o native of Grass Valley, CA (Kasey Kahne Racing #49)
- Tanner Thorson, 27 y/o native of Minden, NV (Rod Gross Motorsports #88)
- Chris Windom, 33 y/o native of Canton, IL (Vermeer Motorsports #55)
- Zeb Wise, 21 y/o native of Angola, IN (Rudeen Racing #26)
TRIUMPHS IN TAMPA: Of the 17 full-time High Limit Racing competitors,
three are former winners at East Bay Raceway Park. Most notably, “Sunshine”
Tyler Courtney has dominated at the Tampa, FL 1/3-mile lately – sweeping two
All Star Circuit of Champions shows last year and winning a third the year
prior. In five starts, the Clauson-Marshall #7BC has led 72 of 120 laps and
his worst finish is fourth-place.
Cory Eliason, now driving for Ridge & Sons Racing, has won in 360
competition and with the All Star Circuit of Champions in 2022. A trip to
East Bay means Parker Price-Miller, running his own #9P, returns to the site
of his first-career Sprint Car victory – which came in 360 action over the
likes of notable names Rico Abreu, Christopher Bell, Greg Hodnett, and Danny
Lasoski back in 2014.
NEW TO TOWN: Three High Limit Racing full-timers – Corey Day, Spencer
Bayston, and James McFadden – will be making their first appearance at East
Bay Raceway Park, heading into the two-day “Battle at the Bay” with no
previous experience at the Tampa track.
THE CHAMP IS HERE: After topping the 11-race mini-series last year, Kyle
Larson and Paul Silva have planned to hit 25+ High Limit events in 2024,
including the Midweek Money Series. The iconic #57 with the Hendrick
Motorsports superstar at the wheel will contest the opening seven events of
the High Limit season – including both days at East Bay Raceway Park, where
the duo dominated an All Star Circuit of Champions show in 2020.
It'll be a busy week for “Yung Money,” who will be on some sort of race
track every day from Monday through Sunday. It begins with High Limit Sprint
Cars in Tampa on Monday-Tuesday, then Daytona 500 activities for NASCAR from
Wednesday-Sunday in his HendrickCars.com #5.
STARTING STRONG: With the World of Outlaws officially opening the 410
Sprint Car season this week at Volusia Speedway Park – two hours east of
Tampa’s East Bay Raceway Park – many High Rollers are taking advantage of
the full-time freedom to bank some extra cash and turn some crucial laps.
Through the opening three nights of action, the High Rollers have earned
seven of nine podium spots – including a 1-2-3 sweep in Friday’s Feature led
by Tyler Courtney, Rico Abreu, and Brad Sweet, who also won Wednesday’s
race. The likes of Justin Peck, Brent Marks, and Kasey Kahne have also
finished inside the top-10 at the Barberville, FL ½-mile.
OUTSIDERS TO WATCH: Expecting roughly 40 cars in attendance on Monday and
Tuesday, the 17 High Rollers will be joined by a strong cast of outsiders
hoping to sweep in and steal the loot.
Among those names are Anthony Macri, Danny Dietrich, Austin McCarl, Aaron
Reutzel, Sam Hafertepe Jr, Ryan Timms, Cap Henry, Christopher Thram, Dale
Blaney, Devon Borden, Davie Franek, Dylan Norris, Tim Shaffer, and plenty
more.
Danny Smith, a 2015 National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee, will also
be in action with his famed #4 – creating a full circle moment for the
legendary racer, who also competed in the first-ever Winternationals at East
Bay when the track opened in 1977.
A NEW FORMAT: The event format at East Bay will begin with drivers seeded
into Flights A/B for Capitol Custom Trailers Qualifying. Flight A times will
set Heats 1-2 with Flight B setting Heats 3-4. The lineups will be straight
up, other than the quickest qualifier in each Heat being inverted to start
fourth. In Heats, the winner and the transfer with quickest qualifying time
will move to the FK Rod Ends Dash. The top five are in the A-Main with all
others going to B/C-Mains with the fastest non-transfers being put on front
row of the B-Main.
If the winner of a Heat Race comes 4th (the fastest transfer), they will
guarantee themselves the best available position in the Dash redraw. The
A-Main lineup is set straight-up via Dash finish (1-8), Heat Race finish
(9-20), and B-Main transfers (21-24).
Another unique aspect, being a two-day show, the top-four finishers from
Monday’s preliminary A-Main will lock-in to Tuesday Heat Races – bypassing
Qualifying and automatically assuming the fourth-starting spots in Heats, as
if they qualified 1-4.
As far as championship points, the point-scale is as follows:
77-72-68-65-63-61-59-57-55-53-51-49-47-45-43-41-39-37-35-33-31-29-27-25.
THE LAST DANCE: Sadly, this week marks the final Winternationals ever
held at East Bay Raceway Park – scheduled to hand over the keys and cease
operations following the season. Monday and Tuesday’s High Limit Racing
doubleheader will be the final major 410 Sprint Car event in track history,
and then next weekend from Thursday-Saturday they’ll host the final edition
of the well-known King of the 360s event.
EXTRACURICCULAR FUN: Continually focused on improving the at-track
experience, High Limit fans will notice several fun tweaks to the nightly
program. It begins with Fan Fest, a 30-minute slot following Qualifying and
before Heat Races where the pits will open for everybody. During this time,
you may find your favorite driver signing autographs at his merch trailer,
you could watch how teams work on the cars, you could play games in the
midway, and much more.
Bringing fans closer to the stars of the show, you’ll hear songs selected
straight from the High Rollers as they DJ the race night – at East Bay,
you’ll find out what music Jacob Allen likes. The DURST Dice Roll is back
and bringing money to the fans now, offering a pre-sale ticket buyer the
chance to roll the dice and if the driver in that starting spot wins,
they’ll split that many thousands of dollars. The ButlerBuilt Professional
Seat Systems Hot Seat allows fans to ask drivers whatever questions they
want during the Dash draw – you may submit your questions at https://bit.ly/3HFQAVN.
Make sure to follow @HighLimitRacing on X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, and Instagram to stay up-to-date with series information including news, event updates, ticketing information, and more.
Musco Lighting is Official Lighting Partner of High Limit Racing
High Limit Racing Partners with Musco Lighting to Deliver Unforgettable
Race Night Experiences Nationwide
Mooresville, N.C. (February 9, 2024) – Drivers and fans alike can expect
an even more revved up race night experience at tracks across the country,
thanks to a newly announced partnership between High Limit Racing and Musco
Lighting.
As part of its inaugural national tour, High Limit Racing will feature
events at 39 venues across the country, nearly half of which either
currently feature, or will soon feature Musco’s state-of-the-art lighting
systems. This partnership will help ensure that future events continue to
provide the best possible light quality for drivers and fans.
“Musco Lighting continues to improve not only the safety aspect of tracks
around the world, but also that ‘wow’ factor that spectators love,” said
Kendra Jacobs, Chief Marketing & Events Officer at High Limit Racing. “We
appreciate everything Musco has done – and continues to do – for motorsports
venues. From Formula 1 to High Limit to kart racing, Musco has a solution
for every venue at every price point.”
As the Official Lighting Partner of High Limit Racing, Musco will also
initiate a Most Improved Driver Award program and monetary prize for the
driver with the biggest improvement in average finish from the first half of
the season to the second half. Each year’s award recipient will be
recognized at the High Limit Racing championship banquet.
“High Limit Racing is committed to going all-in when it comes to
providing the most exciting and memorable experiences for its racers and
fans,” said Jeff Rogers, President of Musco. “We’ve been lighting tracks
around the world for over 30 years, and we couldn’t be more proud to be
partners in what we know will be a successful national tour.”
The High Limit Racing season fires off on Monday February 12 at East Bay
Raceway Park in Tampa, Florida. The 59-race nationwide season will conclude
with a two-day finale at The Dirt Track at Texas Motor Speedway on October
11 and 12.
Cometic Gasket Turns the Spotlight to High Limit Racing Crew Chiefs
The Official Partner of High Limit Racing Will Reward Crew Chiefs Monthly
and Honor the Crew Chief of the Year
Mooresville, N.C. (February 7, 2024) – Cometic Gasket, the leading
worldwide supplier of gaskets and engine sealing solutions for
championship-winning race teams, understands that it takes a team to win
races. Starting with the 2024 season, Cometic will honor the leader of High
Limit Racing teams, the crew chief, with both a Cometic Gasket Crew Chief of
the Month award and a season-ending Cometic Gasket Crew Chief of the Year
award.
Each month of High Limit Racing competition, the crew chief whose team
earns the most points will be awarded the Cometic Gasket Crew Chief of the
Month $500 prize. At season’s end, the champion team’s crew chief will be
named Cometic Gasket Crew Chief of the Year and receive a $5,000 award.
“Cometic Gasket is proud to partner with High Limit Racing and recognize
the crew chiefs who work countless hours to prepare their race cars and
position their teams for success,” said Bob Gorman, Founder and CEO of
Cometic Gasket, Inc. “It takes a special individual, who thrives on hard
work, isn’t concerned about awards or recognition and does it for the love
of the sport. More often than not, the drivers are the ones who get the
spotlight so we’re proud to put the focus on the crew chiefs with this
monthly and year-end honor.”
Cometic Gasket, an official partner of High Limit Racing in its inaugural
national season, has been a long-time supporter of not only sprint car
racing, but motorsports as a whole.
“Cometic is a well-respected and well-known name in the motorsports
industry,” said Kendra Jacobs, Chief Marketing and Events Officer. “They
support motorsports on every level and High Limit Racing is honored to have
them also support us as we expand our footprint. Turning this partnership to
the guys in the pit area who actually touch the product and work on the
engines is something that made sense and just felt right by everyone
involved. I’m looking forward to working with Cometic to put a bigger
spotlight on these team leaders.”
To learn more about Cometic Gaskets, visit www.cometic.com and follow
@cometicgasket on X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram and @cometic on
Facebook.
The High Limit Racing season fires off on Monday February 12 at East Bay Raceway Park in Tampa, Florida. The 59-race nationwide season will conclude with a two-day finale at The Dirt Track at Texas Motor Speedway on October 11 and 12.
Fan Fest and Driver Playlists Add to High Limit Racing’s At-Track Experience
Determined to continually innovate the fan experience, High Limit Racing will introduce Fan Fest and driver playlists to the nightly routine when the season begins with the Battle at the Bay at Tampa, Florida’s East Bay Raceway Park on Monday and Tuesday, February 12-13.
Bringing fans straight to the drivers and teams, Fan Fest will consist of a 20-30 minute time slot carved out of the program prior to opening ceremonies. Following qualifying and prior to heat races, the pit area will be open to all as fans get an up close look at the cars and the teams at work, while also interacting directly with the stars of the show.
During Fan Fest, drivers may be at their cars in the pit area, or signing autographs and selling merchandise at their t-shirt trailers. While Chase Raudman addresses those who are watching FloRacing at home, Tony LaPorta and Alex Brown will be in the grandstands hosting games and offering prizes to fans at the track. At the conclusion of Fan Fest, all fans will return to the grandstands and the program will resume with Opening Ceremonies and immediately into heat races.
“Showcasing our drivers’ personalities and increasing fan engagement will continue to be priorities of ours,” said Kendra Jacobs, Chief Marketing and Events Officer at High Limit Racing. “Fan Fest gives fans options on how they want to spend that purposeful break in the evening. We look forward to offering it at more tracks and watching it evolve as the season continues.
“Reading the drivers’ playlists has been fun for all of us. I hope the fans enjoy it as much as we’ve enjoyed the build-up to it. The drivers have been thoughtful and are truly taking this chance to share who they are off-the-track with the fans.”
Another unique aspect added to High Limit events in 2024, the High Rollers themselves will be the at-track DJ during race nights. Fans will get a glimpse of driver personalities with music hand selected by the drivers. Each driver will have a specific event dedicated to their playlists.
Shark Racing’s Jacob Allen, one of Sprint Car racing’s most beloved characters, will DJ the season opener at East Bay Raceway Park. His playlist includes songs from Led Zeppelin, Morgan Wallen, Machine Gun Kelly, Lenny Kravitz, Zach Bryan, and more. Kasey Kahne will be the DJ of the series’ second event at Golden Isles Speedway later this month.
A High Limit Racing driver playlist has been added to Spotify, and will be continually updated throughout the season. You can listen to and download the High Limit Racing playlist at https://bit.ly/3SvSkXP.
Fan Fest and the driver playlist at each event join the previously announced Butlerbuilt Professional Seat Systems Hot Seat question and Durst Dice Roll as High Limit Racing initiatives to bring the fans closer to the drivers and spotlight the High Rollers’ personalities.
All of these new experiences will debut next week at the High Limit Racing season opener at East Bay Raceway Park. Single day tickets and discounted two-day “Battle at the Bay” packages are now available for purchase at https://bit.ly/4b1Ov3N. Plus, anyone who purchases a reserved seat in advance online will get a free pit pass add-on.
Follow @HighLimitRacing on X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, and Instagram to stay up-to-date with series information including news, event updates, ticketing information, and more.
FloRacing is the exclusive streaming partner of High Limit Racing and will air every event live. FloRacing offers monthly and annual subscription options at floracing.com/highlimit.
Fan Questions to put High Limit Drivers on the ButlerBuilt Hot Seat in 2024
Fans will have their voices heard more than ever in 2024 with High Limit Racing’s addition of the ButlerBuilt Hot Seat.
By emailing ButlerBuiltHotSeat@HighLimitRacing.com, fans can submit questions which will be answered nightly during the Dash Draw at all 59 High Limit races. Submissions are unlimited and can be general, driver-specific, track-specific, whatever the fan chooses.
Be sure to include your name and address in the email, if your question is asked on air, you’ll win a High Limit Racing merchandise prize pack.
“Two goals of High Limit Racing are to increase fan engagement, whether at the track or at home, and to showcase the personalities of our drivers,” said Kendra Jacobs, Chief Marketing & Events Officer. “When the Hot Seat was created, ButlerBuilt was the first brand I thought of. ButlerBuilt is a brand that my family has trusted for decades and the safety of their product is world renowned. I’m looking forward to seeing what questions the fans come up with!”
“We’re excited to grow with the High Limit Series and partner in improving our products. This allows our drivers to be safer and more comfortable so they can confidently give their all in putting on the most competitive and exciting racing for the fans.” said Domenic Bickford, President of ButlerBuilt Professional Seat System.
To learn more about the safest seats on the market, you can visit https://www.butlerbuilt.net/. Follow @ButlerBuilt on X, @ButlerBuiltSeats on Instagram, and Butler Built Professional Seat Systems on Facebook.
The ButlerBuilt Hot Seat will debut in three weeks when High Limit’s first National Sprint Car campaign begins on Monday and Tuesday, February 12-13 at East Bay Raceway Park in Tampa, FL. “Battle at the Bay” tickets are now available for purchase at https://bit.ly/4b1Ov3N.
Make sure to follow @HighLimitRacing on X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, and Instagram to stay up-to-date with series information including news, event updates, ticketing information, and more.
For fans unable to attend the track, you will be able to stream every High Limit Racing event live on FloRacing. If you’re not a FloRacing subscriber, you can sign up today at https://floracing.com/highlimit.
Event Format Finalized for 2024 High Limit Racing Campaign
Mooresville, N.C. (January 16, 2024) – After a lengthy open dialogue and
vote between full-time teams and drivers, the 2024 High Limit Racing event
format has been finalized.
"We put a few different options on the table and had some great back and
forth conversations with our teams before coming to this conclusion,"
Competition Director, Mike Hess noted. "We wanted to allow our teams to have
a say but also keep the fans in mind, and we feel like we accomplished that
with this format we'll roll out at East Bay next month. This format is a
great mix to keep things fair for the teams, while giving fans the
excitement they deserve."
Similar to the 2023 All Star Circuit of Champions format, the 2024 High
Limit Racing format took that baseline and made minor adjustments. The HLR
format will utilize overall Qualifying (instead of by Heat) to determine
lineups, which will still see the fastest car in each Heat inverted to 4th
with others starting straight up.
Heats will see the winner + fastest transfer go to the Dash, the twist
comes if the fastest qualifier wins the Heat Race from 4th - they'll be
guaranteed the best available Dash starting spot and the next position car
will go to the redraw. For example, if QuickTime wins Heat 1 from 4th, he'll
automatically be on the pole of the Dash with the 1 pill removed from the
draw for others.
Everything from the A-Main (after the Dash) to B-Main and beyond will be
lined straight up by the Heat Race finishes. The front row of the B-Main is
reserved for the two fastest non-transfers from Heats.
Once we reach 32 cars on a given race night, the field will be seeded
into groups A and B (drawn for which group qualifies first) to conduct Split
Qualifying for 4 Heat Races.
In the event of standard two-day shows without a designated special
format already in place, the top 3/4 finishers from the prelim will be
locked-in of sorts to the finale - exact number depends on car count. Those
drivers are considered the top qualifiers on the second night but get to
skip Qualifying, automatically lined up in Heat Races in those positions
with all other cars behind them in the Qualifying order. The standard format
takes over from there.
As for the points system, only A-Main events will award championship
points for both the overall title and Midweek Money Series. Creating an
emphasis on finishing at the front, every podium spot will receive an extra
point the better they finish. The full points structure can be found at the
bottom.
* Format is subject to change based on track size and/or conditions.
Less than 20 Cars:
- All cars qualify within a single flight to lineup 2 Heat Races (8-10 Laps)
- Quickest qualifier in each Heat is inverted to start 4th, with all others starting straight up
- All cars transfer to A-Main
- Top 2 in each Heat + fastest qualifier in top-5 go to Dash redraw. If Heat winner is fastest transfer (from 4th), they are guaranteed best available Dash starting spot and 3rd-place car from that Heat will be included in Dash.
- Those starting positions that winners occupy in front of the Dash will be taking out of available pills to draw during the Dash Draw.
- All other positions line straight up from Heat finishes in A-Main.
21-31 Cars:
- All cars qualify within a single flight to lineup 3 Heat Races (8-10 Laps)
- Quickest qualifier in each Heat is inverted to start 4th, with all others starting straight up
- 1st-6th transfer with all others to B-Main
- Winner + fastest transfer to Dash redraw. If Heat winner is fastest transfer (from 4th), they are guaranteed best available Dash starting spot and 2nd-place car from that Heat will be included in Dash.
- Those starting positions that winners occupy in front of the Dash will be taking out of available pills to draw during the Dash Draw.
- A-Main is lined up by finishing positions 2nd-6th from Heat Races lining straight up behind Dash cars.
- B-Main is lined up by finishing positions 7th+ from Heat Races straight up, with the 2-fastest cars that didn't transfer earning the front row of B-Main.
- B-Main transfers start straight up in the A-Main behind Heat Race
transfers.
32+ cars:
- Split Qualifying begins at 32 cars with cars seeded into 2 groups. We will draw to see which group is A or B.
- Quickest qualifier in each Heat is inverted to start 4th, with all others starting straight up
- 1st-5th transfer with all others to B-Main, C-Main, D-Main if needed.
- Winner + fastest transfer to Dash redraw. If Heat winner is fastest transfer (from 4th), they are guaranteed best available Dash starting spot and 2nd-place car from that Heat will be included in Dash.
- A-Main is lined up by finishing positions 2nd-5th from Heat Races lining straight up behind Dash cars.
- B-Main is lined up by finishing positions 6th+ from Heat Races straight up, with the 2-fastest cars that didn't transfer earning the front row of B-Main. B-Main transfers then start straight up in the A-Main behind Heat transfers.
- C-Main and D-Main may be added depending on car count. C-Main and D-Mains transfer top-2 to the back of next main.
- B/C/D Mains may change in car count depending on track size and/or conditions.
- 1 or 2 Non-Qualifier races may be added after 48 cars are present. Top
4 or 8 transfer from Non-Qualifiers into Heat Races with others going to
lowest main.
A-Main Points - 1. 77 PTS; 2. 72 PTS; 3. 68 PTS; 4. 65 PTS; 5. 63 PTS; 6.
61 PTS; 7. 59 PTS; 8. 57 PTS; 9. 55 PTS; 10. 53 PTS; 11. 51 PTS; 12. 49 PTS;
13. 47 PTS; 14. 45 PTS; 15. 43 PTS; 16. 41 PTS; 17. 39 PTS; 18. 37 PTS; 19.
35 PTS; 20. 33 PTS; 21. 31 PTS; 22. 29 PTS; 23. 27 PTS; 24. 25 PTS. All
Non-Qualifiers receive 20 PTS.
The 2024 High Limit Racing campaign officially begins on Monday &
Tuesday, February 12-13 at East Bay Raceway Park in Tampa, FL, and concludes
on Friday & Saturday, October 11-12 at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth,
TX. Along with 25+ races paying $20,000 or more to win, teams will also
compete for a $1 million championship fund and an additional $100,000 points
fund for the Midweek Money Series.
Stay tuned to FloRacing.com to keep up with the incoming announcements as
more news regarding the 2024 season rolls out. For fans unable to attend the
track next year, you will be able to stream every High Limit Racing event
live on FloRacing.
About High Limit Racing
Founded by NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Larson and five-time World of
Outlaws series champion Brad Sweet, High Limit Racing is a premier sprint
car series in the United States. High Limit Racing’s mission is to improve
the sprint car ecosystem and create growth opportunities for drivers, teams,
and tracks, all while providing highly entertaining, time efficient events.
High Limit Racing events will be streamed on FloRacing. For more
information, visit highlimitracing.com.
About FloSports
Founded in 2006, FloSports is a subscription video streaming service
dedicated to sports, offering live and on-demand access to hundreds of
thousands of competition events across 25+ vertical sport categories in the
US and abroad. FloSports’ vision is to give underserved sports the love they
deserve. With a growing library of more than 300,000 hours of premium
content including news, expert commentary, films, documentaries and more,
FloSports has established itself as an innovator and leader in sports
streaming. Finally, your sport has a home. For more information, please
visit: flosports.tv.
2024 High Limit Racing Schedule
Day, Date – Track – Location – To Win
Monday, February 12 – East Bay Raceway Park – Tampa, FL – $10,000/Win
Tuesday, February 13 – East Bay Raceway Park –Tampa, FL – $15,000/Win
Thursday, February 22 – Golden Isles Speedway – Waynesville, GA – $10,000/Win
Saturday, February 24 – Golden Isles Speedway – Waynesville, GA –
$20,000/Win
* Tuesday, April 9 – Riverside International Speedway – West Memphis, AR – $20,000/Win
Friday, April 12 – Texarkana 67 Speedway – Texarkana, AR – $12,000/Win
Saturday, April 13 – Texas Motor Speedway – Fort Worth, TX – $12,000/Win
Sunday, April 14 – RPM Speedway – Crandall, TX – $12,000/Win
* Tuesday, April 16 – Red Dirt Raceway – Meeker, OK – $20,000/Win
Friday, April 19 – TBD
Saturday, April 20 – Salina Highbanks Speedway – Pryor, OK – $12,000/Win
* Wednesday, May 1 – 81 Speedway – Wichita, KS – $20,000/Win
Friday, May 3 – Lakeside Speedway – Kansas City, KS – $10,000/Win
Saturday, May 4 – Lakeside Speedway – Kansas City, KS – $50,000/Win
Friday, May 10 – 34 Raceway – West Burlington, IA – $12,000/Win
Saturday, May 11 – Tri-City Speedway – Granite City, IL – $12,000/Win
* Tuesday, May 14 – Kokomo Speedway – Kokomo, IN – $20,000/Win
Thursday, May 16 – Outlaw Speedway – Dundee, NY – $12,000/Win
Friday, May 17 – Utica-Rome Speedway – Vernon, NY – $12,000/Win
Saturday, May 18 – Fonda Speedway – Fonda, NY – $12,000/Win
Saturday, May 25 – Port Royal Speedway – Port Royal, PA – $10,000/Win
Sunday, May 26 – Port Royal Speedway – Port Royal, PA – $29,000/Win
* Tuesday, May 28 – Grandview Speedway – Bechtelsville, PA – $20,000/Win
Friday, May 31 – TBD
Saturday, June 1 – Butler Motor Speedway – Quincy, MI – $12,085/Win
* Tuesday, June 4 – Davenport Speedway – Davenport, IA – $20,000/Win
Friday, June 7 – I-70 Motorsports Park – Odessa, MO – $10,000/Win
Saturday, June 8 – I-70 Motorsports Park – Odessa, MO – $26,000/Win
* Tuesday, June 11 – Eagle Raceway – Eagle, NE – $50,000/Win
* Wednesday, June 26 – Lake Ozark Speedway – Eldon, MO – $20,000/Win
Friday, June 28 – Lucas Oil Speedway – Wheatland, MO – $10,000/Win
Saturday, June 29 – Lucas Oil Speedway – Wheatland, MO – $25,000/Win
Saturday, July 13 – Portsmouth Raceway Park – Portsmouth, OH – $25,554/Win
Wednesday, July 17 – Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, OH – $12,000/Win Twins
Thursday, July 18 – Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, OH – $100,000/Win
Tuesday, July 23 – Lernerville Speedway – Sarver, PA – $25,000/Win
Thursday, August 15 – Thunderbowl Raceway – Tulare, CA – $25,000/Win
Friday, August 16 – Kings Speedway – Hanford, CA – $20,000/Win
Saturday, August 17 – Placerville Speedway – Placerville, CA – $12,000/Win
Thursday, August 22 – Silver Dollar Speedway – Chico, CA – $10,000/Win
Friday, August 23 – Silver Dollar Speedway – Chico, CA – $10,000/Win
Saturday, August 24 – Silver Dollar Speedway – Chico, CA – $100,070/Win
Monday, August 26 – Douglas County Speedway – Roseburg, OR – $12,000/Win
Wednesday, August 28 – Grays Harbor Raceway – Elma, WA – $12,000/Win
Thursday, August 29 – Skagit Speedway – Alger, WA – $10,000/Win
Friday, August 30 – Skagit Speedway – Alger, WA – $10,000/Win
Saturday, August 31 – Skagit Speedway – Alger, WA – $100,000/Win
Thursday, September 5 – Port Royal Speedway – Port Royal, PA – $10,000/Win
Friday, September 6 – Port Royal Speedway – Port Royal, PA – $10,000/Win
Saturday, September 7 – Port Royal Speedway – Port Royal, PA – $57,000/Win
Friday, September 13 – Lernerville Speedway – Sarver, PA – $10,000/Win
Saturday, September 14 – Lernerville Speedway – Sarver, PA – $50,000/Win
Friday, September 20 – Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, OH – $10,000/Win
Saturday, September 21 – Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, OH – $15,000/Win
* Wednesday, September 25 – TBD
Saturday, September 28 – Florence Speedway – Walton, KY – $12,000/Win
* Tuesday, October 1 – Atomic Speedway – Chillicothe, OH – $20,000/Win
* Tuesday, October 8 – I-70 Motorsports Park – Odessa, MO – $20,000/Win
Friday, October 11 – Texas Motor Speedway – Fort Worth, TX – $10,000/Win
Saturday, October 12 – Texas Motor Speedway – Fort Worth, TX –
$50,000/Win
* Denotes Midweek Money Series Race
Chase Raudman Grabs the Mic as High Limit Racing’s New Lead Announcer
With an expanding national footprint and a vastly growing brand, finding the right voice to lead High Limit Racing into the future was a crucial decision heading into the 2024 season. Today, we can announce that we found that announcer.
Chase Raudman, a 29-year-old native of California, will be the High Limit Racing play-by-play voice guiding fans through the inaugural national season - which features 60 dates and a coast-to-coast slate. You’ll get your first taste of Raudman behind the mic when the 2024 campaign begins on Monday & Tuesday, February 12-13 at East Bay Raceway Park.
“We knew that we needed our announcer to be someone young, passionate and promising, someone that could not only elevate our brand but grow alongside it,” said High Limit co-owner, Brad Sweet. “We think Chase fits that mold perfectly and we’re thrilled to welcome him to the team. It will be exciting to see how he makes this role his own and helps us guide High Limit Racing into the future.”
Spending the last three years in a prominent role as pit reporter for the World of Outlaws, Raudman honed his craft, studied the sport, and became a key industry figure while building relationships with drivers, teams, sponsors, and fans. Prior to that, he garnered plenty of experience in play-by-play lead announcing while calling outlaw kart and micro sprint racing for Fast 4 Media.
“This is the opportunity of a lifetime for me, so first and foremost, I owe a huge thank you to Brad, Kyle [Larson], and everybody at FloSports for trusting me enough to take this leap,” said Raudman. “I feel like the potential for High Limit is endless, and I look forward to growing as an announcer as the brand does.”
Fans unable to attend the track next year will be able to hear Raudman behind the mic for all 60 High Limit Racing events streamed live on FloRacing.
Kasey Kahne's #9 Hitting the Road Full-Time with High Limit Racing in 2024
Washington Native Will Compete in Biggest Sprint Car Race in State History on August 29-31 at Skagit Speedway
MOORESVILLE, N.C. (December 3, 2023) - After building a World of Outlaws
dynasty with 200+ wins and six championships over the last 15+ years, Kasey
Kahne Racing will move not one but both teams to High Limit Racing in 2024.
We already knew that five-time and defending champion Brad Sweet would take
the NAPA Auto Parts #49 to the new series, and now it’s official that his
boss Kasey Kahne is bringing the #9 to join him in the High Limit room.
The former NASCAR Cup Series superstar is no stranger to many of the 37
tracks scheduled for a High Limit event in 2024. In fact, in the early
2000’s before his rise into stock car fame Kahne won in midgets and sprints
at venues such as Atomic Speedway, Eagle Raceway, Eldora Speedway, Grays
Harbor Raceway, Lernerville Speedway, and Skagit Speedway, among others. A
starter of four High Limit features in 2023, Kahne finished a season-high
sixth at Grandview Speedway.
The most meaningful weekend on the 60-race schedule for Kahne will no
doubt be his homecoming to Washington in late August for what is set to
become the biggest Sprint Car event in state history. A native of nearby
Enumclaw, WA, Kahne will lead High Limit into Skagit Speedway on August
29-31 for a record-setting $100,000 payday in the Skagit Nationals.
Kahne’s first full-time campaign with High Limit Racing begins on
Monday-Tuesday, February 12-13 at East Bay Raceway Park in Tampa, FL, and
concludes on Friday-Saturday, October 11-12 at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort
Worth, TX. Along with a trio of six-figure paydays and 25+ races paying
$20,000 or more to win, teams will also compete for a $1 million
championship fund and an additional $100,000 points fund for the Midweek
Money Series.
A busy week lies ahead for High Limit Racing with plenty of more news to
come on the cast of 2024 High Rollers. Stay tuned to FloRacing.com to keep
up with the incoming announcements.
For fans unable to attend the track next year, you will be able to stream every High Limit Racing event live on FloRacing.
High Limit Racing Announces 2024 Schedule with 60 Races in 19 States
Inaugural Nationwide Schedule Highlighted by Three Crown Jewel Events Paying $100,000-to-win; Midweek Money Series 11-Race Schedule Featuring a $50,000-to-win Event.
Season Begins Monday, February 12 with All Races Streamed Live on FloRacing
Mooresville, N.C. (December 1, 2023) – The 2024 High Limit Racing
schedule has been announced with 60 dates at 36 tracks across 19 states,
totaling more than $4 million in total purse money.
The slate is highlighted by marquee events including the $100,000-to-win
Joker’s Jackpot at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio, the $100,070-to-win
Gold Cup Race of Champions at Silver Dollar Speedway in Chico, Calif., the
$100,000-to-win Skagit Nationals at Skagit Speedway in Burlington, Wash.,
and the $57,000-to-win Tuscarora 50 at Port Royal (Penn.) Speedway.
Other major events, paying more than $20,000-to-win, include the
$50,000-to-win Commonwealth Clash at Lernerville Speedway in Sarver, Penn.,
the $50,000-to-win Heartland of America Showdown at Lakeside Speedway in
Kansas City, the $25,554-to-win Dean Knittel Memorial at Portsmouth (Ohio)
Raceway Park, the $26,000-to-win Rayce Rudeen Foundation Race at I-70
Motorsports Park in Odessa, Mo., the $29,000-to-win Bob Weikert Memorial at
Port Royal Speedway, a single-night $25,000-to-win race at Tulare (Calif.)
Thunderbowl Speedway, and the $25,000-to-win Diamond Classic at Lucas Oil
Speedway in Wheatland, Mo.
High Limit Racing will also have two events in conjunction with NASCAR,
one at Texas Motor Speedway in April, and the aforementioned Heartland of
America Showdown at Lakeside Speedway, roughly eight miles from Kansas
Speedway, in May.
High Limit Racing will kick off the 2024 season at East Bay Raceway Park
in Tampa, Fla. on February 12 and 13 and celebrate its inaugural season
championship at The Dirt Track at Texas Motor Speedway on October 12 and 13.
The Midweek Money Series, featuring a separate $100,000 point fund,
remains intact, with 11 dates including an upgraded $50,000-to-win Eagle
Nationals at Eagle (Neb.) Raceway on June 11. All other Midweek Money Series
events feature a $20,000-to-win and $1,500-to-start purse.
All events will be streamed live on FloRacing. To subscribe to FloRacing
and gain access to all High Limit Racing events, archived races and content,
including the High Limit Room podcast with Larson and Sweet, click here:
https://flosports.link/highlimitracing.
Five-time World of Outlaws champion Brad Sweet will compete in the full
High Limit Racing tour, while co-owner and founder NASCAR champion Kyle
Larson will compete full-time in the Midweek Money Series, plus additional
events to be announced.
Information on the full “High Rollers” team roster will be shared soon.
Follow High Limit on X (formerly known as Twitter), Facebook and Instagram
to stay up-to-date on all upcoming announcements.
About High Limit Racing
Founded by NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Larson and five-time World of
Outlaws series champion Brad Sweet, High Limit Racing is a premier sprint
car series in the United States. High Limit Racing’s mission is to improve
the sprint car ecosystem and create growth opportunities for drivers, teams,
and tracks, all while providing highly entertaining, time efficient events.
High Limit Racing events will be streamed on FloRacing. For more
information, visit highlimitracing.com.
About FloSports
Founded in 2006, FloSports is a subscription video streaming service
dedicated to sports, offering live and on-demand access to hundreds of
thousands of competition events across 25+ vertical sport categories in the
US and abroad. FloSports’ vision is to give underserved sports the love they
deserve. With a growing library of more than 300,000 hours of premium
content including news, expert commentary, films, documentaries and more,
FloSports has established itself as an innovator and leader in sports
streaming. Finally, your sport has a home. For more information, please
visit: flosports.tv.
Contact Information:
High Limit Racing
Brian Walker
bwalker@highlimitracing.com
FloSports
Brian Reinert
brian.reinert@flosports.tv
2024 High Limit Racing Schedule
Day, Date – Track – Location – To Win
Monday, February 12 – East Bay Raceway Park – Tampa, FL – $10,000/Win
Tuesday, February 13 – East Bay Raceway Park –Tampa, FL – $15,000/Win
Thursday, February 22 – Golden Isles Speedway – Waynesville, GA – $10,000/Win
Saturday, February 24 – Golden Isles Speedway – Waynesville, GA –
$20,000/Win
* Tuesday, April 9 – Riverside International Speedway – West Memphis, AR – $20,000/Win
Friday, April 12 – Texarkana 67 Speedway – Texarkana, AR – $12,000/Win
Saturday, April 13 – Texas Motor Speedway – Fort Worth, TX – $12,000/Win
Sunday, April 14 – RPM Speedway – Crandall, TX – $12,000/Win
* Tuesday, April 16 – Red Dirt Raceway – Meeker, OK – $20,000/Win
Friday, April 19 – TBD
Saturday, April 20 – Salina Highbanks Speedway – Pryor, OK – $12,000/Win
* Wednesday, May 1 – 81 Speedway – Wichita, KS – $20,000/Win
Friday, May 3 – Lakeside Speedway – Kansas City, KS – $10,000/Win
Saturday, May 4 – Lakeside Speedway – Kansas City, KS – $50,000/Win
Friday, May 10 – 34 Raceway – West Burlington, IA – $12,000/Win
Saturday, May 11 – Tri-City Speedway – Granite City, IL – $12,000/Win
* Tuesday, May 14 – Kokomo Speedway – Kokomo, IN – $20,000/Win
Thursday, May 16 – Outlaw Speedway – Dundee, NY – $12,000/Win
Friday, May 17 – Utica-Rome Speedway – Vernon, NY – $12,000/Win
Saturday, May 18 – Fonda Speedway – Fonda, NY – $12,000/Win
Saturday, May 25 – Port Royal Speedway – Port Royal, PA – $10,000/Win
Sunday, May 26 – Port Royal Speedway – Port Royal, PA – $29,000/Win
* Tuesday, May 28 – Grandview Speedway – Bechtelsville, PA – $20,000/Win
Friday, May 31 – TBD
Saturday, June 1 – Butler Motor Speedway – Quincy, MI – $12,085/Win
* Tuesday, June 4 – Davenport Speedway – Davenport, IA – $20,000/Win
Friday, June 7 – I-70 Motorsports Park – Odessa, MO – $10,000/Win
Saturday, June 8 – I-70 Motorsports Park – Odessa, MO – $26,000/Win
* Tuesday, June 11 – Eagle Raceway – Eagle, NE – $50,000/Win
* Wednesday, June 26 – Lake Ozark Speedway – Eldon, MO – $20,000/Win
Friday, June 28 – Lucas Oil Speedway – Wheatland, MO – $10,000/Win
Saturday, June 29 – Lucas Oil Speedway – Wheatland, MO – $25,000/Win
Saturday, July 13 – Portsmouth Raceway Park – Portsmouth, OH – $25,554/Win
Wednesday, July 17 – Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, OH – $12,000/Win Twins
Thursday, July 18 – Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, OH – $100,000/Win
Tuesday, July 23 – Lernerville Speedway – Sarver, PA – $25,000/Win
Thursday, August 15 – Thunderbowl Raceway – Tulare, CA – $25,000/Win
Friday, August 16 – Kings Speedway – Hanford, CA – $20,000/Win
Saturday, August 17 – Placerville Speedway – Placerville, CA – $12,000/Win
Thursday, August 22 – Silver Dollar Speedway – Chico, CA – $10,000/Win
Friday, August 23 – Silver Dollar Speedway – Chico, CA – $10,000/Win
Saturday, August 24 – Silver Dollar Speedway – Chico, CA – $100,070/Win
Monday, August 26 – Douglas County Speedway – Roseburg, OR – $12,000/Win
Wednesday, August 28 – Grays Harbor Raceway – Elma, WA – $12,000/Win
Thursday, August 29 – Skagit Speedway – Alger, WA – $10,000/Win
Friday, August 30 – Skagit Speedway – Alger, WA – $10,000/Win
Saturday, August 31 – Skagit Speedway – Alger, WA – $100,000/Win
Thursday, September 5 – Port Royal Speedway – Port Royal, PA – $10,000/Win
Friday, September 6 – Port Royal Speedway – Port Royal, PA – $10,000/Win
Saturday, September 7 – Port Royal Speedway – Port Royal, PA – $57,000/Win
Friday, September 13 – Lernerville Speedway – Sarver, PA – $10,000/Win
Saturday, September 14 – Lernerville Speedway – Sarver, PA – $50,000/Win
Friday, September 20 – Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, OH – $10,000/Win
Saturday, September 21 – Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, OH – $15,000/Win
* Wednesday, September 25 – TBD
Saturday, September 28 – Florence Speedway – Walton, KY – $12,000/Win
* Tuesday, October 1 – Atomic Speedway – Chillicothe, OH – $20,000/Win
* Tuesday, October 8 – I-70 Motorsports Park – Odessa, MO – $20,000/Win
Friday, October 11 – Texas Motor Speedway – Fort Worth, TX – $10,000/Win
Saturday, October 12 – Texas Motor Speedway – Fort Worth, TX –
$50,000/Win
* Denotes Midweek Money Series Race
Jacob Allen Joins High Limit Racing Full-Time in 2024
Pennsylvania Fan Favorite Becomes a High Roller with famed Shark Racing #1A
MOORESVILLE, N.C. (November 30, 2023) - There will be plenty of
noteworthy news around the 2024 High Limit Racing campaign coming over the
next few weeks, and the first little tidbit dropped today courtesy of Jacob
Allen.
Driving the familiar and iconic Shark Racing #1A, the son of National
Sprint Car Hall of Famer Bobby Allen will become a High Roller next year,
chasing the season-long championship and Midweek Money Series title. Allen
and Shark Racing join Brad Sweet and Kasey Kahne Racing as the first two
publicly confirmed full-timers with more names coming soon.
A 29-year-old native of Hanover, PA, Allen will have several chances to
race in his home state of Pennsylvania next year. It has already been
announced that High Limit Racing will sanction a pair of marquee events at
Port Royal Speedway including the Bob Weikert Memorial on Saturday-Sunday,
May 25-26 and the Tuscarora 50 on Thursday-Saturday, September 5-7.
Next year, Allen will also get his first chance at defending his
thrilling 2022 Gold Cup Race of Champions title as the Silver Dollar
Speedway staple joins the High Limit Racing schedule as one of several crown
jewel events. It will mark Allen’s first appearance at the Chico, CA
bullring since he edged Shark Racing teammate Logan Schuchart in a photo
finish.
Allen will begin the 2024 High Limit Racing campaign at East Bay Raceway
Park in Tampa, FL and wrap everything up at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort
Worth, TX with 50+ races in between. A $1 million championship fund has been
established with an additional $100,000 points fund for the Midweek Money
Series.
For fans unable to attend the track, you will be able to stream every
High Limit Racing event live on FloRacing.
High Limit Racing Expands Race Schedule, Increases Driver Payouts, and Broadens FloSports Partnership in 2024
Sprint Car Series Owned by Brad Sweet and Kyle Larson Will Grow to More Than 50 Race Nights Nationally and Pay Out Over $5 Million in Prize Money. FloSports to Take Minority Stake in the Series and Stream Races on FloRacing with Hours of Additional Original Content and Social Programming Planned
Mooresville, N.C. (November 7, 2023) – High Limit Racing, founded and
owned by NASCAR champion Kyle Larson and five-time World of Outlaws champion
Brad Sweet, is expanding in 2024. The formerly named High Limit Sprint Car
Series is adding events and increasing driver payouts while broadening its
partnership with FloSports. The midweek race series will evolve into a
50-plus race night schedule across the country and increase driver payouts
to more than $5 million.
To support the series, High Limit Racing entered a multi-year media
agreement with FloSports, which has taken a minority equity stake in the new
venture and will continue to stream live race events while also producing
original content on FloRacing, its Motorsports vertical.
“Brad (Sweet) and I literally grew up in this sport and our passion for sprint car racing runs deep,” said Larson. “The 2023 High Limit season went well, but we saw room for growth and more opportunities that were out there to make this division of racing stronger. Not only are we going to continue to run tight, highly-entertaining races for the fans, but we’re going to do it while raising purses and making the sport more financially viable for drivers and teams. On top of that, the partnership with FloSports will bring more eyeballs to our events and grow the sport overall. I can’t think of a much better situation for all involved.”
The new season of the High Limit Racing will reward drivers with bigger payouts and unprecedented flexibility with no restrictions on the amount of non-High Limit races they can compete in. The series also will set dedicated “off-weekends” to allow teams to continue to participate in sprint car racing’s crown jewel events.
High Limit Racing will award a point fund of $1 million with the champion
team and driver winning $250,000. Similar to its 2023 season, High Limit
Racing will have a Midweek Money Series within the national tour awarding a
separate $100,000 total point fund.
Sweet will compete in every event and pursue his first High Limit Racing
championship with the Kasey Kahne Racing NAPA No. 49 team. Larson, crowned
the midweek series champion earlier this month, will continue to compete in
select events while also pursuing a NASCAR Cup Series championship and an
Indianapolis 500 victory in 2024.
“We’re working on a diverse and efficient schedule that will maximize the
travel time for our teams,” Sweet said. “With increased purses and the
availability for teams to also compete in the sport’s crown jewels that may
not be High Limit-sanctioned, High Limit drivers and teams have the highest
revenue opportunity in sprint car history, barring The Million in 2023.
We’re proud of that and see it as a launching pad for the future of sprint
car racing.
“The support of Kasey (Kahne), NAPA, and everyone at Kasey Kahne Racing
means a lot to me,” Sweet continued. “We’ve accomplished a lot together and
now we’ll go on a new adventure and try to add a High Limit championship to
our resume. They’re taking this jump with me and that shows how strong and
committed this team is.”
FloSports will support the partnership with original content developed
and distributed across FloRacing. The content mix will include both
short-form social programming and more in-depth spotlights on the drivers
and the key storylines developing throughout the season. Over the course of
an 11-race season, High Limit content generated more than 8.5 million views
this year with FloRacing motorsports coverage earning more than 142 million
views across all branded platforms.
“FloRacing is the go-to destination for motorsports fans delivering
premium event coverage and original content to viewers across the globe. The
expansion of High Limit Racing and our investment in it reinforces our
commitment to the growth of motorsports and delivering it authentically to
audiences everywhere,” said Mark Floreani, Co-Founder and Chief Executive
Officer of FloSports.
To subscribe to FloRacing and gain access to all High Limit Racing events, archived races and content, including the High Limit Room podcast with Larson and Sweet, click here: https://flosports.link/highlimitracing.
The High Limit Racing national tour will kick off 2024 at East Bay
Raceway Park in Tampa, Fla. in February and celebrate its inaugural season
championship at The Dirt Track at Texas Motor Speedway in October.
Former All Star Circuit of Champions events including, but not limited
to, the Bob Weikert Memorial and Tuscarora 50 events at Port Royal (Penn.)
Speedway, the Dean Knittel Memorial at Portsmouth (Ohio) Speedway, and the
annual Rayce Rudeen Foundation race will also be on the schedule in 2024.
The prestigious Eldora Speedway will host High Limit Racing twice with a
two-day midweek event in July and a return appearance in September for the
4-Crown Nationals. Eagle (Neb.) Raceway will return with the biggest Midweek
Money Series purse at the Eagle Nationals.
High Limit Racing will also have two events in conjunction with NASCAR,
one at Texas Motor Speedway in April, and another at Lakeside Speedway,
roughly eight miles from Kansas Speedway, in May.
The series will make its West Coast debut in 2024, with events including
the Gold Cup Race of Champions at Silver Dollar Speedway in Chico, Calif.
and the Skagit Nationals at Skagit Speedway in Burlington, Wash.
The full 2024 High Limit Racing season schedule and information on the “High Rollers” team roster is forthcoming. Official sponsors for High Limit Racing will also be announced at a later date. Follow High Limit on X (formerly known as Twitter), Facebook and Instagram to stay up-to-date on all upcoming announcements.
High Limit Sprint Car Series Acquires All Star Circuit of Champions
Mooresville, N.C. (October 23, 2023) – The High Limit Sprint Car Series
has finalized the acquisition of the All Star Circuit of Champions. NASCAR
Cup Series champion Kyle Larson and four-time World of Outlaws Sprint Cars
champion Brad Sweet will take over ownership of the regional series owned by
three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion and Eldora Speedway owner Tony
Stewart.
“Sprint Car racing is in a better place today because of the
contributions Tony has made, including his ownership of the All Stars” said
Larson, co-owner of the High Limit Sprint Car Series. “His commitment to
giving back to the sport has been an inspiration to me, personally. Brad and
I share his passion for making the business side of the sport better for
teams, drivers and sponsors, and we’re thankful for Tony’s trust in us to
carry on what he started.”
Stewart purchased the All Star Circuit of Champions in 2015, adding to
his long list of legendary contributions to motorsports. As just the fourth
different owner since the series’ creation in 1970, Stewart grew the All
Star Circuit of Champions by expanding its footprint in the country,
increasing purses for its teams, and raising the series visibility by
partnering with FloRacing in 2020.
“When I purchased the All Stars in 2015, my intention was to unite what
had become a divided class of regional 410 winged sprint car racing,” said
Stewart. “Over the last nine years, not only have we unified, but we also
pushed the boundaries on our geographic footprint, purse structure and race
format, while providing a Series that has groomed young talent and provided
a continued course for our seasoned veteran drivers. I am extremely proud of
our accomplishments. We have developed great relationships with corporate
partners, tracks, promoters, team owners and drivers, all of which have
contributed to the success of the All Star Series. The time is right to pass
the torch to Kyle and Brad. I have had many conversations with them both on
their overall vision for 410 racing and I am confident that with their
leadership, the sport will continue to thrive into the foreseeable future.
“I am honored to have my name listed next to Bud Miller, Bert & Brigitte
Emick and Guy Webb as one of four to have owned the All Stars since 1970. I
certainly need to recognize and thank our employees. Our Series Directors,
Don Grabey, Eric Walls and Kevin Nouse, have all contributed immensely to
the Series and to the sport. The Series Director role is a thankless job and
I appreciate their efforts. Blake Anderson and Ross Paulson are our longest
tenured employees, having been with the All Stars since the inception of my
ownership. Their enthusiasm and dedication to the All Stars and 410 racing
are unparalleled. Kenny (Osborne), Erin (Noel), John (Menear), Tyler (Altmeyer),
Steve (Topper), Gooch (Jeff Patterson) and Logan (Nouse) were the most
recent part of the integral team that allowed us to remain humbly successful
over the course of nearly a decade. I look forward to our final banquet in
December to celebrate with all our constituents.”
In 2023, Larson and Sweet introduced the High Limit Sprint Car Series
with an inaugural schedule that featured 12 midweek events. Like Stewart,
their goal is to elevate sprint car racing and turn their passion for the
sport into a positive for fans, drivers, teams and race tracks.
“We’ve learned a lot throughout our inaugural midweek season this year,”
said Sweet, co-owner of the High Limit Sprint Car Series. “We have a strong
desire to expand on what we’ve learned and continue to contribute to and
grow sprint car racing. Kyle and I, like Tony, believe in this sport and
want to provide more opportunities for teams, drivers and tracks. We’re
looking forward to more announcements coming soon.”
Information regarding the 2024 schedule and team roster is forthcoming. Follow High Limit on X (formerly known as Twitter), Facebook and Instagram to stay up-to-date on all upcoming announcements.
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