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Dirt Racing, NASCAR

Spire, Scelzi, Chili’s team up for 2026 High Limit tour

Indianapolis, IN — Spire Motorsports officially announced their expansion into sprint car racing on Thursday, ending months of speculation and rumors around the team’s growing interests in the world of dirt racing. The announcement, made during the first day of the annual PRI trade show in Indianapolis, featured a #77 Chili’s 410 sprint car that will compete full-time on the 2026 Kubota High Limit schedule … Continue reading Spire, Scelzi, Chili’s team up for 2026 High Limit tour

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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

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

Gravel gets a dozen, Balog finding his stride, and Haudenschild problems

The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car series raced at Mississippi Thunder Speedway for the first time ever on Tuesday. The track is a popular one amongst the late model series, and I suspect the sprint car faithful loved it as well. Bill Balog, who has now won three straight poles, led the field to green alongside Logan Schuchart. The 1S of Schuchart … Continue reading Gravel gets a dozen, Balog finding his stride, and Haudenschild problems

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WOO invades Minnesota, Schatz future with Big Game in question

The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars went north, making stops in Minnesota for a pair of 30-lap events at Ogilvie Raceway and Jackson Motorplex over the weekend. Also, Donny Schatz finds trouble on his first night out with Big Game Motorsports. Macedo Dominates Carson Macedo dominated Minnesota, leading 50 of the 60 feature laps run this weekend by the World of Outlaws … Continue reading WOO invades Minnesota, Schatz future with Big Game in question

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Dirt Racing

English & Pierce take Illinois; New ride for Schatz

The World of Outlaws Real American beer Late Model Series presented by DirtVision spent the last two nights battling it out on a pair of bullrings in Illinois. Plus, Donny Schatz has a new home for the next seven weeks, and it’s pretty cool. On Wednesday night, the late models raced in front of a packed house at Highland Speedway. It was the second-ever visit … Continue reading English & Pierce take Illinois; New ride for Schatz

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Donny Schatz out at TSR, what’s next?

News broke from Tony Stewart Racing this afternoon that the team and ten-time World of Outlaws series champion Donny Schatz have parted ways effective immediately. The team has tabbed Kerry Madsen for the remainder of the 2025 season, with the exception of August 22nd and 23rd, so he can run the Knoxville weekly series where he is currently running for a championship. Team owner Tony … Continue reading Donny Schatz out at TSR, what’s next?

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Ryan Timms wins, Gravel flips & more from night 1 at Knoxville Nationals

The first night of qualifying for the NOS Energy Drink Knoxville Nationals presented by Casey’s is in the books, and, as usual, there are some happy drivers, some nervous drivers, and some outright mad ones. Here’s a rundown of the notables. The Happy Ryan Timms is likely the happiest guy in Iowa. He qualified 3rd, ran 4th in his heat, and was able to power … Continue reading Ryan Timms wins, Gravel flips & more from night 1 at Knoxville Nationals

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Dirt Racing

Kofoid takes Ironman, Macedo has to wait

Carson Macedo’s weekend was a strange back-and-forth of flat-out performance and bad luck. On Friday, things got off to a rocky start when his #41 Jason Johnson Racing machine caught fire in the pit area during engine heat. The team fixed the car and went on a tear the rest of the night, which saw them utterly dominate the “Night Before the Ironman 55” event. … Continue reading Kofoid takes Ironman, Macedo has to wait

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Gustin takes Wilmot, Hoffman loses ground, Friesen hospitalized

The World of Outlaws Real American Beer Late Models presented by DirtVision spent Monday night in Wisconsin at Wilmot Raceway. Ryan Gustin led wire to wire from the pole and took the win. For Gustin, it’s almost been a tale of two seasons in 2025. The first part of the season was feast or famine for the driver of the 19R, with two wins in … Continue reading Gustin takes Wilmot, Hoffman loses ground, Friesen hospitalized

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