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Rico takes High Limit title; Brad Sweet steps away from full-time sprint car racing; Spencer Bayston returns to WoO;

Five-time World of Outlaws Champion and 2024 Kubota High Limit Racing champion Brad Sweet announced his departure from full-time sprint car racing at this weekend’s Kubota High Limit awards show. The 39-year-old, who owns 106 victories between World of Outlaws and High Limit competition, hopes to dedicate more time to running his business ventures, which include the Kubota High Limit Series and Silver Dollar Speedway, … Continue reading Rico takes High Limit title; Brad Sweet steps away from full-time sprint car racing; Spencer Bayston returns to WoO;

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Tony Stewart Racing, Rico Abreu team up for full-time High Limit schedule in 2026

In what is the biggest silly season move of the decade, Tony Stewart Racing (TSR) today announced that the team has leased Rico Abreu Racing’s Kubota High Limit Racing franchise for the 2026 season. Abreu and crew chief Ricky Warner will come on board and keep the #24 for the full 2026 Kubota High Limit schedule, as well as other high-profile 410 races such as … Continue reading Tony Stewart Racing, Rico Abreu team up for full-time High Limit schedule in 2026

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Timms dominates at Knoxville

The last, and only, time that an 18-year-old had won the NOS Energy Drink Knoxville Nationals presented by Casey’s was in 1964, when Kenny Weld won the pole and the race. On Thursday, 18-year-old Ryan Timms put together a brilliant qualifying night and added his name as the second youngest pole winner ever. When asked on Saturday about how he felt about that effort, car … Continue reading Timms dominates at Knoxville

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From nightmare to night before winner

For Carson Macedo, the Night Before the Ironman 55 started more like a nightmare. Rolling through the garage after engine heat, Macedo suddenly stopped and bailed, moments later flames were visible from the cockpit of the 41. Safety crews quickly extinguished the flames and pushed the car back to the team’s pit, but damage had been done. The team, along with some extra hands, scrambled … Continue reading From nightmare to night before winner

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High Limit at Lernerville, Larson struggles, Duncan solid in one-off

Eight days ago, it was Cole Macedo in victory lane, celebrating his first victory in the High Limit Racing series at Fremont Speedway. On Tuesday night, it was Carson, the older brother, celebrating his first victory of the series at Lernerville Speedway in the Don Martin Memorial. The win was dominating in every sense of the word. Macedo took the lead from Tanner Thorson on … Continue reading High Limit at Lernerville, Larson struggles, Duncan solid in one-off

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Gravel Goes for 10, Macedo Gets Redemption at Cedar Lake

This weekend, Cedar Lake Speedway in New Richmond, WI, was home for the traveling big top that is the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Sprint Car Series. The track, built in 1957, has been an annual stop for the Greatest Show on Dirt since Steve Kinser pulled into victory lane on July 11, 1983. Carson Macedo started on the pole for night 1, but jumped … Continue reading Gravel Goes for 10, Macedo Gets Redemption at Cedar Lake

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