According to some drivers, winning today is harder than it has ever been. Gone are the days of the 10-win seasons, and even 8-win seasons for the most part. A 5 or 6-win season in the NEXT Gen Era is considered fantastic. So, for a driver in his 40s, such as Denny Hamlin, to consistently outperform his much younger teammates and other competitors and win … Continue reading Denny Hamlin Makes History with Vegas Win
Back in March, after more than a year of speculation, the Kubota High Limit Racing Series presented by FloRacing announced the details of a landmark franchise system that would be implemented heading into the 2026 season. The plan called for 5 initial franchises, based on the highest finishing teams from 2024, followed by an additional five franchises to be awarded at the conclusion of the … Continue reading Who will get High Limit franchises for 2026?
As we all know, AI is a massive part of today’s world. One thing I can promise is that we will never use AI to write our articles or even our major social media posts. But that doesn’t mean we can’t have a little fun with it, right? So, I got to playing around with it and asked it. Can you predict the next five … Continue reading AI Predictions for the Next Five Cup Series Champions
In what was another clinic by the Kiwi, Shane van Gisbergen would go on to win his fifth career Cup Series victory and the fourth of the 2025 season. Four makes Shane the winningest rookie in Cup Series history and also ties him for second most road course wins in a row, tied with Chase Elliott. Jeff Gordon’s record sits at five in a row. … Continue reading SVG Scores Win No 4 at the Glen
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
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
“The Concrete Kid” Anthony Macri buzzed the high line around Eldora, kissing the concrete on multiple occasions, all while holding off Rico Abreau, Kyle Larson, and a field full of the best sprint car drivers on the planet to win the 42nd Kings Royal at Eldora on Saturday night. Macri snagged the lead from pole sitter Kasey Jedrzejek on the opening lap and never looked … Continue reading Macri holds off Abreau to win $200k at Kings Royal!
We’re just two days into King’s Royal week at Eldora, and we already have a ton to talk about. The week, billed as High Limit vs World of Outlaws, kicked off on Wednesday with the Double Down Duels, a preliminary night used to set the C, B, and A main lineups for Thursday’s main event, the High Limit Racing Joker’s Jackpot. No points were on … Continue reading Kyle Larson wins $100k Joker’s Jackpot; Tyler Courtney update
The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars visited Attica Raceway Park in Ohio on Tuesday night for the thirty-sixth running of the Ohio Logistics Brad Doty Classic presented by DAC Vitamins and Minerals. The race, which began in 1989, pays tribute to Brad Doty, a legendary sprint car driver whose career was cut short in an accident at the Kings Royal in Eldora … Continue reading Spins, Shovels & Flips, Brad Doty Classic Delivers a Wild Night
It’s 9:32 PM on a Tuesday Night in Eagle, Nebraska. Michael “Buddy” Kofoid has just won $55,555. It’s his first win in the Eagle Nationals, one of the Crown Jewels of the High Limit Racing Schedule. The defending Eagle Nationals winner, Kyle Larson, is likely sitting somewhere around his hauler contemplating what he could’ve done differently. Larson was caught up in a crash with 12 … Continue reading What’s Wrong With Kyle Larson?
