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Dirt Racing

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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Dirt Racing

Abreu struggles as High Limit points battle tightens

Rico Abreu came into Sunday night’s event at Path Valley Speedway Park on a bit of a hot streak. The driver of the #24 sprint car had only finished worse than 7th once since the series returned from its west coast swing on August 23rd. During that period, he won five races and took control of the High Limit points. Sunday wasn’t as kind to … Continue reading Abreu struggles as High Limit points battle tightens

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Dirt Racing

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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Dirt Racing

Sanders a High Limit Winner, Sweet returns, Spencer Bayston strong run

The high rollers of the Kubota High Limit Racing series were back in action this weekend for the first time since July 22nd at Lernerville. No Sunshine and no Ruetzel, but Brad Sweet was back, Corey Day had a new ride, and Spencer Bayston was missing a number. Don’t worry, that’s legal. Let’s dig in. The big news last week was that Spencer Bayston was … Continue reading Sanders a High Limit Winner, Sweet returns, Spencer Bayston strong run

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Dirt Racing

Spencer Bayston out at JMR, team to run single car for remainder of 2025

In October 2024, it was announced that Spencer Bayston would drive the #14 Jason Meyers Racing entry full-time in 2025 and compete for the Kubota High Limit Racing championship. Corey Day, who would be splitting time between dirt and NASCAR in 2025, would move to a second, part-time entry for the team. Bayston, a very talented driver, was coming off an 8th-place points run in … Continue reading Spencer Bayston out at JMR, team to run single car for remainder of 2025

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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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