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High Limit  SPRInT CAR SERIES SOCAL LIGHTNING SERIES
AMERICAN SPRINT CAR SERIES 

 

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Created in 1992, Emmett Hahn founded the American Sprint Car Series with the simple idea of promoting and growing the sport of Sprint Car racing through honesty, fairness, and integrity. That remains the founding principles of the ASCS to this day, that a person’s word is their bond. That the sport of Sprint Car racing would be built on a solid foundation that will inspire growth for generations of fans and racers. It is the mission of the American Sprint Car Series to bring Sprint Cars to the masses. That our passion for the sport will show in every event and that Sprint Cars will be alive and well for years to come.

 

 
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Highlimit  SPRINT CAR SERIES

 

www.highlimitracing.com

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.

GLOBAL ICON: Kyle Laron's First-Ever Australian Win is $100,000 High Limit International Title over McFadden


 

Yung Money Outdoes J-Mac at Perth for Richest Payday in Australian Speedway History

KWINANA BEACH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA (December 30, 2024) – The inaugural High Limit International event lived up to all the hype, and it came to a head with a scintillating battle for $100,000 between American Kyle Larson and Australian James McFadden on Monday night.


 

Kwinana Beach, Western Australia's Perth Motorplex was the perfect venue, and it delivered an epic three-day event that will long be remembered by the passionate fans from "The Land Down Under."


 

Offering the highest-payday in the long history of Australian Speedway, a $100,000 AUD price tag brought unforgettable action between Larson's Jason Pryde Motorsport #1K and McFadden's Team Brady Racing #23X.


 

The box score reads that McFadden controlled the opening 26 circuits after surviving an early attack from local stud Callum Williamson before Larson rose to the occasion and chased him into lap traffic.


 

"Yung Money" patiently stalked McFadden through multiple rounds of traffic before the winning move came on Lap 27 with a move around the outside, to the roar of the crowd.

From there, Larson set sail over the final laps and crossed the checkered flag for his first-career victory on Australian soil. The Elk Grove, California native will go down as the winner of the first-ever six-figure payday in Australian history.


 

McFadden's heartbreaking $100K curse continued, as he's been so close, so many times to a six-figure score in both America and Australia. His pursuit of a weekend sweep at Perth ends with a P2, still totaling $50,000 on the weekend for his #23X.


 

Western Australia's own Callum Williamson rounded out the podium with a $12,500 reward for his third-place finish.


 

Brad Sweet, Dayne Kingshott, Brock Zearfoss, Jock Goodyer, Cole Macedo, Matt Egel, and Ryan Newton rounded out the top-10.


 

THE ALL-IN NOTEBOOK (12/30/24)

Perth Motorplex (Kwinana Beach, WAU)


 

Heat One Winner - Kyle Larson

Heat Two Winner - Matt Egel

Heat Three Winner - Dayne Kingshott

Heat Four Winner - Brock Zearfoss

Dash Winner - Callum Williamson

B-Main Winner - Taylor Milling

Hard Charger - Kris Coyle +12, 26th-to-14th

Lap Leaders - James McFadden 1-26; Kyle Larson 27-35.


 

A Feature 1 (35 Laps): 1. 1K-Kyle Larson[6]; 2. 23-James McFadden[2]; 3. 3-Callum Williamson[1]; 4. U49-Brad Sweet[4]; 5. 2-Dayne Kingshott[3]; 6. U95-Brock Zearfoss[8]; 7. T22-Jock Goodyer[12]; 8. U7-Cole Macedo[5]; 9. S52-Matt Egel[7]; 10. Q66-Ryan Newton[18]; 11. 26-Kerry Madsen[17]; 12. Q65-Luke Oldfield[16]; 13. 8-Andrew Priolo[19]; 14. 79-Kris Coyle[26]; 15. 25-Taylor Milling[21]; 16. U71-Giovanni Scelzi[14]; 17. U09-Matt Juhl[22]; 18. 24-Jack Williamson[13]; 19. U21-Justin Whittall[10]; 20. 11-Jason Kendrick[25]; 21. 45-Aaron Chircop[15]; 22. 80-James Inglis[20]; 23. 60-Kaiden Manders[9]; 24. 44-Ryan Lancaster[24]; 25. 18-Daniel Harding[11]; 26. 77-Brad Maiolo[23]


 

UP NEXT: With a wildly successful High Limit International now complete down under in Australia, the 2025 Kubota High Limit Racing season opener at Las Vegas Motor Speedway Dirt Track on Thursday and Saturday, March 13 & 15 is up next for the series.


 

In the meantime, your FloRacing subscription will get you all sorts of action between the Tulsa Shootout, Chili Bowl Nationals, Wild West Shootout, Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, USAC Racing, and more.


 

Photo Credit - Richard Hathaway Photography

 

BACK-TO-BACK: McFadden Capitalizes on Larson's Misfortune for Another High Limit International Win at Pert


 

SunDay December 29th...james McFadden, Brad Sweet, Cole Macedo & Callum Williamson Lock-In for Record $100,000-to-win Finale on Monday Night in Western Australia

KWINANA BEACH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA (December 29, 2024) – The second verse was the same as the first in High Limit International action at Perth Motorplex.


 

Sunday's second preliminary program ended just the way Saturday's opener did with James McFadden taking his Team Brady Racing team to victory lane at the Kwinana Beach, Western Australia oval.


 

This time, the Alice Springs, Northern Territory native capitalized on the misfortune of NASCAR Champion Kyle Larson to assume the lead and never look back. With a sweep of the prelims in his pocket, J-Mac and his Brady boys have established themselves as the clear favorite ahead of Monday's $100,000-to-win finale - the richest payday in Australian Sprint Car history.


 

Acquiring the lead on Lap 9 of 30, McFadden was given command of the field when early leader Larson hit the wall and required a trip to the work area with significant rear end damage. The Elk Grove, California native saw his chances at his first-career Australian win slip away as he was forced to the tail in his Jason Pryde Motorsports #1K.


 

From there, McFadden survived a multitude of cautions to nab his second-straight victory and officially secure high point man honors in the High Limit International event. He's locked-in to the Dash of Monday's finale along with Brad Sweet, Cole Macedo, and Callum Williamson, making it two Americans and two Australians.


 

Macedo added another notch to his impressive debut weekend at Perth, taking Trent Pigdon's #7 to a runner-up result in Saturday's show. Closing out the podium was another out-of-stater with South Australia's Matt Egel earning a third-place effort in his #S52 ride.


 

Rounding out the top-10 was Brad Sweet, Jock Goodyer, Brock Zearfoss, Kaiden Manders, Cory Eliason, Kyle Larson, and Giovanni Scelzi.


 

THE ALL-IN NOTEBOOK (12/29/24)

Perth Motorplex (Kwinana Beach, WAU)

QuickTime Award - Brad Sweet

Heat One Winner - Tim King

Heat Two Winner - Callum Williamson

Heat Three Winner - Matt Egel

Heat Four Winner - Cole Macedo

Dash Winner - Kyle Larson

B-Main Winner - AJ Nash

Hard Charger - Cory Eliason +15, 23rd-to-8th

Lap Leaders - Larson 1-8; McFadden 9-30.


 

High Limit International A Feature 1 (30 Laps): 1. 23-James McFadden[2]; 2. U7-Cole Macedo[6]; 3. S52-Matt Egel[4]; 4. U49-Brad Sweet[5]; 5. T22-Jock Goodyer[11]; 6. 95-Brock Zearfoss[19]; 7. 60-Kaiden Manders[10]; 8. U17-Cory Eliason[23]; 9. 1K-Kyle Larson[1]; 10. U71-Giovanni Scelzi[12]; 11. Q66-Ryan Newton[16]; 12. 3-Callum Williamson[8]; 13. 26-Kerry Madsen[20]; 14. 24-Jack Williamson[17]; 15. 77-Brad Maiolo[15]; 16. 9-AJ Nash[21]; 17. 45-Aaron Chircop[9]; 18. 51-Tim King[7]; 19. U21-Justin Whittall[3]; 20. 2-Dayne Kingshott[13]; 21. 25-Taylor Milling[14]; 22. Q65-Luke Oldfield[18]; 23. 11-Jason Kendrick[24]; 24. (DNS) 8-Andrew Priolo


 

UP NEXT: The inaugural High Limit International event concludes tomorrow, Monday, December 30 with a $100,000-to-win finale set to become the highest-payday in Australian Sprint Car history. For fans worldwide, you can watch every lap live on FloRacing.


 

Photo Credit - Richard Hathaway Photography

 

 

 

RIGHT AT HOME: Aussie James McFadden Tops Night One of High Limit International at Perth

 


 

Callum Williamson, Brad Sweet, Kyle Larson, and Dayne Kingshott Run Top-Five in Western Australia

KWINANA BEACH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA (December 28, 2024) – After six-months of immense anticipation, the richest race in Australian Sprint Car history finally arrived on Saturday night and did so with a bang at Perth Motorplex.


 

A tremendous crowd filled the marvelous facility in Kwinana Beach, Western Australia and 38 stout nominations packed the pit area to begin the chase for a $100,000 payday which comes on Monday night outside the WAU capital.


 

The first of two preliminary nights ended in fitting fashion with an Aussie High Roller stamping his name into the history books as the first-ever winner in High Limit International history. After spending a full season with Kubota High Limit Racing in 2024, James McFadden of Alice Springs, Northern Territory added a score on Australian soil to his three American wins with the series.


 

Coming to the win from P3, McFadden watched from the second row as American Cole Macedo outran Western Australian Callum Williamson to assume the early command in the 30-lap main. Macedo, who was making his debut at "The 'Plex," controlled the opening 14 laps before heavy traffic opened the door for Williamson and McFadden to apply pressure.


 

Driving the newly-formed Team Brady Racing #23X, J-Mac took his ride to the point on Lap 15 when he was able to slide by Macedo in the thick of the back markers. The one and only restart on Lap 21 set the stage for an intense restart between two of the best Aussies - McFadden and Williamson - as the rivals slid each other, touched wheels, bounced off the walls, and did everything but wreck while racing as fierce as possible for the $12,500 preliminary score.


 

Ultimately, McFadden was able to survive Williamson's onslaught and survived to park his ride in victory lane and perform his patented "Shoey" during his victory lane wing dance. It was a rewarding moment for the proud Aussie with deep roots to both his country and the series sanctioning the mega event.


 

"Step one is complete," a determined McFadden noted. "With the way these formats are leading into the $100K race, you really have to do everything right and hit on all cylinders. I'm so pumped, man. How cool ton win the first High Limit race in Australia. What a huge crowd tonight. Thank you to Perth, High Limit, everyone involved for believing in Australian Speedway."


 

McFadden's win marked his second in four tries since aligning with car owner Sheldon Brady and reuniting with legendary crew chief "Buzzy," Kim Buswell. The combination also won at Perth last month, that time topping the prominent Western Australia Title.


 

"Buzzy and I have been together a long time now and you think you're going to gel right back together, but you honestly never know," McFadden talked oj his relationship. "Sheldon has given us everything we could need, and then more. He's a great car owner, but I did have to tell him to not get too excited after winning that WA Title on first try. To be on the big stage like this, you truly don't know how you are until everyone rolls into town. It's a testament to how much time, money, and effort has gone into this operation."


 

Local favorite from Geraldton, Western Australia, Callum Williamson, followed McFadden home to finish second-place in his Mobil1 #3. With his raucous turn one fan club cheering him on, Callum led the way for "The 'Plex Posse" as the highest finishing Western Australian in his intense pursuit of chasing down McFadden.


 

Rounding out the podium on night one of High Limit International was the 2024 Kubota High Limit Racing champion, Brad Sweet. The Grass Valley, California returned to Western Australia to again wheel the Landrigan Motorsport #U49 outfit, this time coming from fifth-to-third with Dice Roll money on the line, too.


 

Former NASCAR Champion Kyle Larson made his debut in Western Australia and quickly got up to speed at Perth Motorplex, driving the Jason Pryde Motorsport #1K from 12th-to-4th as "Yung Money" nabbed FK Rod Ends Hard Charger honors on the night.


 

Closing out the top-10 on Saturday evening was Cole Macedo, Andrew Priolo, Daniel Harding, Brock Zearfoss, and Matt Egel.


 

THE ALL-IN NOTEBOOK (12/28/24)

Perth Motorplex (Kwinana Beach, WAU)


 

QuickTime Award - Cole Macedo (13.426)

Heat One Winner - Brad Sweet

Heat Two Winner - Ryan Newton

Heat Three Winner - Callum Williamson

Heat Four Winner - Daniel Harding

Dash Winner - Callum Williamson

B-Main Winner - Matt Juhl

Hard Charger - Kyle Larson +8, 12th-to-4th

Lap Leaders - Macedo 1-14; McFadden 15-30


 

A Feature Results (30 Laps): 1. 23-James McFadden[3]; 2. 3-Callum Williamson[1]; 3. U49-Brad Sweet[5]; 4. 1K-Kyle Larson[12]; 5. 2-Dayne Kingshott[7]; 6. U7-Cole Macedo[2]; 7. 8-Andrew Priolo[14]; 8. 18-Daniel Harding[6]; 9. U95-Brock Zearfoss[9]; 10. S52-Matt Egel[15]; 11. 25-Taylor Milling[10]; 12. 60-Kaiden Manders[16]; 13. U17-Cory Eliason[18]; 14. U71-Giovanni Scelzi[11]; 15. 26-Kerry Madsen[20]; 16. 80-James Inglis[17]; 17. U21-Justin Whittall[24]; 18. 24-Jack Williamson[19]; 19. U09-Matt Juhl[21]; 20. 11-Jason Kendrick[13]; 21. 9-AJ Nash[23]; 22. Q65-Luke Oldfield[8]; 23. Q66-Ryan Newton[4]; 24. 4-Cameron McKenzie[22]


 

High Limit International Event Points (After 1/2 Prelims):

1. James McFadden (393 PTS)

2. Callum Williamson (391 PTS)

3. Brad Sweet (390 PTS)

4. Dayne Kingshott (384 PTS)

5. Cole Macedo (381 PTS)

6. Kyle Larson (373 PTS)

7. Daniel Harding (368 PTS)

8. Brock Zearfoss (366 PTS)

9. Taylor Milling (363 PTS)

10. Andrew Priolo (355 PTS)


 

UP NEXT: The inaugural High Limit International event rolls on tomorrow as the second preliminary at Perth Motorplex brings a sensational crowd and stout field back to the marvelous Kwinana Beach, Western Australia facility. For fans worldwide, you can watch every lap live on FloRacing.


 

Photo Credit - Richard Hathaway Photography

 

  

 

Tulare Thunderbowl's Summer Show with Kubota High Limit Racing Pushed Back to Friday, August 15

(January 27, 2025) – The late summer swing across the west coast will start one day later for Kubota High Limit Racing with the Thunderbowl Raceway date being pushed back to Friday, August 15.


 

Originally scheduled on Thursday with a TBA on Friday, Tulare will simply run one night later - allowing teams more travel time coming west from the Knoxville Nationals in Iowa. It will be the series' second trip of the year to the Thunderbowl with an early-season stop also scheduled for Wednesday, March 19.


 

Tickets for the Wednesday, March 19 event are already available for purchase here. Tickets for the Friday, August 15 event will be available soon.


 

Tulare's August 15 show is the kick-off to the original west coast swing for Kubota High Limit Racing with nine races taking the series through California, Oregon, and Washington. The three-week trip west is highlighted by Crown Jewel events like the $100,000-to-win Gold Cup Race of Champions at Silver Dollar Speedway on August 21-23 and the $102,626.26-to-win Skagit Nationals at Skagit Speedway on August 28-30.


 

The Kubota High Limit Racing 2025 season will begin at Las Vegas Motor Speedway with a two-day event on March 13 and 15. The 60-race tour will conclude with All-In Championship Weekend at The Dirt Track at Texas Motor Speedway on October 17 and 18.


 

Follow @HighLimitRacing on X, Facebook, and Instagram to stay up-to-date with series information including news, event updates, ticketing information, and more.


 

If you cannot join Kubota High Limit Racing at the track, you can watch every lap of every race live on FloRacing, the exclusive broadcast partner of Kubota High Limit Racing. 

Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway Takes Bakersfield's High Limit Racing Date on Friday, March 21

(January 25, 2025) – A slight change in Kubota High Limit Racing's spring swing out west will see the series debut at Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway Dirt Track on Friday, March 21.


 

Originally scheduled for Bakersfield Speedway, it was announced this afternoon that Bakersfield's operations will relocate to Kern's one-third mile, effective immediately - to bring about a full season championship and multiple special events at the facility owned by homegrown NASCAR legend, Kevin Harvick.


 

Now titled "Bakersfield Speedway at Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway," Scott Schweitzer and his staff from Bakersfield will continue their roles as the steward of racing operations while the bulk of marketing will fall upon Tim Huddleson and his team from Kern. The Kern Raceway dirt track is undergoing a transformation with a reshaping of the exit of turn two into the entrance to turn three. Over 2,000 additional seats will be added along with a new VIP Booth, scoring tower, and press box are also planned.


 

On Friday, March 21, Bakersfield Speedway at Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway will host the fourth of 60 Kubota High Limit Racing dates in 2025 - following the season-opener at The Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Thursday & Saturday, March 13 & 15, and then a midweek trip to Tulare's Thunderbowl Raceway on Wednesday, March 19.


 

After a stop in Bakersfield, the series will head to Southern California for a night at Perris Auto Speedway on Saturday, March 22 before heading east for a weekend at Central Arizona Raceway in Casa Grande, AZ on Friday & Saturday, March 28-29.


 

ABOUT KERN RACEWAY

Kevin Harvick’s Kern Raceway is a state-of-the-art motorsports complex which includes half- and quarter-mile paved ovals along with the one-third mile dirt Bakersfield Speedway at KHKR. For more information on Kern Raceway, visit www.KernRaceway.com
 

 

 

Roto-Rooter to Back the Kubota High Limit Racing Midweek Series in 2025


 

Roto-Rooter Midweek Series Expands to 11 Races 

(January 23, 2025) – Roto-Rooter, the country’s largest provider of plumbing repair and sewer and drain cleaning services for 90 years, has partnered with Kubota High Limit Racing as the title sponsor of the Roto-Rooter Midweek Series. The Roto-Rooter Midweek Series, which awards a separate point fund inside the Kubota High Limit Racing Series schedule, will be comprised of 11 races in 2025.


 

Roto-Rooter will also extend their partnership with NASCAR champion, two-time Knoxville Nationals champion, three-time Chili Bowl champion and Kubota High Limit Racing co-founder Kyle Larson as a partner in his dirt racing schedule in 2025.


 

“We’re excited to continue to grow our partnership with Kyle (Larson) and the High Limit Racing series,” said Thad Reinhard, President of Roto-Rooter Corporation. “Dirt racing and Roto-Rooter makes for a great fit. Kyle’s passion and commitment to growing sprint car dirt racing is inspiring and it’s something we want to be a part of. We know it’s going to be an exciting year of High Limit racing and we are very thankful for the opportunity to be a part of it.”  

 

The Roto-Rooter Midweek Money Series will kick-off at Texarkana (Ark.) 67 Raceway on Wednesday, April 30 and conclude at Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Mo., on Wednesday, October 15. Arguably the most anticipated event on the Roto-Rooter Midweek Series schedule, the third-annual Eagle (Neb.) Nationals, paying $50,000-to-win, will take place on Tuesday, June 10. A full Roto-Rooter Midweek Series schedule is listed below.


 

"It's cool to see Roto-Rooter continue to grow their brand in the motorsports space,” said Larson. “Last year we hosted a lot of their great employees, many of them seeing dirt racing for the first time, so it’s great that they really liked what they saw and came back even bigger this year. I’m really excited to have them onboard the No. 57 Silva Motorsports sprint car with me all year and supporting High Limit's Midweek Series, which is where it all really started."


 

The top-three drivers in Roto-Rooter Midweek Series standings will be paid-out following the October 15 finale, with first place receiving $20,000, second $10,000 and third $5,000. Drivers are not required to compete on the full Kubota High Limit Racing schedule to be eligible for the Roto-Rooter Midweek Series prize money. The Roto-Rooter Midweek Series events do, however, count toward the overall Kubota High Limit Racing championship.


 

Indiana’s Tyler Courtney and the NOS Energy Drink No. 7 Clauson-Marshall Racing team won the Midweek Series in 2024 on a tiebreaker over Brad Sweet’s NAPA Auto Parts No. 49 Kasey Kahne Racing team. NASCAR Champion and co-founder of Kubota High Limit Racing, Kyle Larson, and Silva Motorsports won the inaugural season in 2023 in a nail-biter over fan-favorite Rico Abreu.


 

To learn more about Roto-Rooter and find your closest Roto-Rooter technician, visit www.rotorooter.com and follow them on Facebook, X, and Instagram. 


 

The Kubota High Limit Racing 2025 season will begin at Las Vegas Motor Speedway with a two-day event on March 13 and 15. The 61-race tour will conclude with All-In Championship Weekend at The Dirt Track at Texas Motor Speedway on October 17 and 18. Tickets for select events are now available here.  


 

Follow @HighLimitRacing on X, Facebook, and Instagram to stay up-to-date with series information including news, event updates, ticketing information, and more.


 

If you cannot join Roto-Rooter and Kubota High Limit Racing at the track, you can watch every lap of every race live on FloRacing, the exclusive broadcast partner of Kubota High Limit Racing.

 

2025 Roto-Rooter Midweek Series Schedule

Wednesday, April 30                   Texarkana 67 Speedway, Texarkana, Ark.

Wednesday, May 7                      81 Speedway, Wichita, Kan.

Monday, May 12                          Kokomo Speedway, Kokomo, Ind.

Wednesday, May 14                    Fremont Speedway, Fremont, Ohio

Tuesday, May 20                         Grandview Speedway, Bechtelsville, Penn.

Tuesday, June 3                          141 Speedway, Francis Creek, Wisc.

Wednesday, June 4                     Red Cedar Speedway, Menomonie, Wisc.  

Tuesday, June 10                        Eagle Speedway, Eagle, Neb.

Wednesday, June 25                   Lake Ozark Speedway, Eldon, Mo.  

Tuesday, July 22                          Lernerville Speedway, Sarver, Penn.

Wednesday, October 15             Lucas Oil Speedway, Wheatland, Mo.

 

ABOUT ROTO-ROOTER: Founded in 1935, Roto-Rooter is the largest provider of plumbing, drain cleaning, and water cleanup services in North America. Many locations offer no-dig sewer repair or replacement. Residential and commercial services are provided by more than 120 company-owned territories and 300 franchise territories across the U.S. and Canada.

 

High Limit International: Perth Finale for $100,000 Up Next


 

The finale High Limit event of the year is on tap at Perth Motorplex! One driver will leave with a record-setting $100,000 AUD payday.


 

James McFadden appears to be the favorite going two-for-two on the preliminary nights. Can the shoey-drinking JMac sweep the event?


 

Tune in to FloRacing for all of the action LIVE on Monday, December 30! Hot laps push-off at 5:30pm, local time - 4:30am, ET; 3:30am CT and 1:30am, PT. Approximate Monday A-Main starting time: 8am, ET.

FloRacing to Stream High Limit International: Perth Worldwide


 

FloRacing is the only place to watch every lap LIVE from Perth Motorplex! FloRacing offers both yearly ($179.99 USD) and monthly ($39.99 USD) subscription options.


 

With a FloRacing subscription, you can watch Kubota High Limit Racing, the Chili Bowl Nationals, the All Star Circuit of Champions Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, CARS Tour, Snowball Derby and more. A monthly subscription purchased now will include this event, Tulsa Shootout AND the Chili Bowl!

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The Finale Format


 

The top-four drivers - James McFadden, Brad Sweet, Cole Macedo and Callum Williamson - based on combined points from Friday and Saturday's preliminary nights are LOCKED IN to Monday's dash to set the finale line-up.


 

The rest of the field will be split among heat races, starting straight-up by their point standings. The winner of each heat will join the four locked-in drivers in the dash.


 

For more information on the event, click the link below.
High Limit International: Perth Event Information

Full Point Standings Following Preliminary Nights

Angel Donor Supporting Australian-Based Organizations


 

Our extremely generous Angel Donor is continuing to change lives through donations during the High Limit Racing International: Perth event.


 

As the winner each night thus far, James McFadden has chosen two Australian charities for the Angel Donor to give $1,500 AUD. Following Saturday's win, McFadden chose Sarah Jones' Kids for Cancer. On Sunday, McFadden chose the Leila Rose Foundation, which assists families affected by childhood cancer.

Rod End Supply Hard Charger


 

Thanks to our partners at Rod End Supply, the hard charger each night at Perth Motorplex has taken home an additional bonus.


 

Kyle Larson won the Rod End Supply Hard Charger award on Saturday. Fellow American Cory Eliason was the winner on Sunday.


 

Monday's finale Rod End Supply Hard Charger will take home an additional $500.


 

Rod End Supply will continue to award the hard charger at every Kubota High Limit Racing event in 2025 with a $5,000 bonus to the driver who earns the most nightly Rod End Supply Hard Charger Awards throughout the season.

 

 

 

High Limit Racing Retuns to Action Down Under


 

The year may be coming to a close, but High Limit Racing is roaring back to action at Perth Motorplex in Perth, Western Australia on December 28-30, 2024.


 

The first High Limit International event already has a strong list of American and Aussie drivers ready to battle it out for the largest purse - $100,000 AUD - in Australian sprint car history!


 

Have your flights booked and your rooms reserved? Next step: Buy Your Tickets! Remember, only race fans who pre-purchase tickets online are eligible for the Dice Roll!


 

Three-day passes and individual day tickets are now available for purchase at the link below. Three-day passes are available until 8pm, local time on December 28. Individual tickets will be available for purchase at the track as well with online sales ending at 6:30pm, local time, each day.


 

Want to camp at the Motorplex? Reserve your site now here. Camping is only available to book through Midnight, local time on December 18, so act fast.


 

The Highline Deck, Perth Motorplex's corporate hospitality area, is already 50% sold! But there's still room to upgrade your experience with VIP Parking, Pit acess and nightly catering. Click here for more information on the High Line Deck.


 

Have more questions about the biggest sprint car event of the "off season"? Just click the ticket link below for all things High Limit International: Perth.
High Limit International: Perth Tickets

FloRacing to Stream High Limit International: Perth Worldwide


 

Don't miss a single lap of the High Limit action at Perth Motorplex! FloRacing will stream every lap of every race night in Perth LIVE - no matter what timezone you're watching from! Approximate A-Main starting time: 8am, ET.


 

FloRacing offers both yearly ($179.99 USD) and monthly ($39.99 USD) subscription options.


 

With a FloRacing subscription, you can watch Kubota High Limit Racing, the Chili Bowl Nationals, the All Star Circuit of Champions Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, CARS Tour, Snowball Derby and more.

Who's Racing for $100,000?


 

The best sprint car drivers in Australia and America meet up for a three-night battle. Check out the confirmed drivers:


 

Americans: Kyle Larson, Brad Sweet, Rico Abreu, Gio Scelzi, Cory Eliason, Brock Zearfoss, Cole Macedo, Matt Juhl and Justin Whitall.


 

Australians: Jock Goodyer, James McFadden, Kerry Madsen, Matt Egel, Ryan Newton, Dayne Kingshott, Callum Williamson, Brad Maiolo, Kris Coyle, Kaiden Manders and more.


 

For more information on the event, click the link below.
High Limit International: Perth Event Information

The Kubota High Limit Racing Season Starts in Just Three Months! Which Events Will You Attend?

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www.now600series.com

Founded in 2013, Terry Mattox created the National Open Wheel 600 Series with the simple idea of promoting and growing the sport of Micro Sprint racing through honesty, fairness, and integrity. That remains the founding principles of the NOW600 to this day, that a person’s word is their bond. That the sport of Micro Sprint racing would be built on a solid foundation that will inspire growth for generations of fans and racers. It is the mission of the National Open Wheel 600 Series to bring Micro Sprints to the masses that will later lead drivers and teams into higher divisions and series owned by Terry Mattox which include the American Sprint Car Series (ASCS), Oil Capital Racing Series (OCRS), United Rebel Sprint Series (URSS) and United Sprint League (USL).

 

 

 

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SOCAL LIGHTNING SERIES

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

 		  

2024 ASCS National Tour

 

 

2024 So Cal Lightning Sprints Schedule

March 1                         Imperial Valley Raceway                Aiden Lange

March 2                         Imperial Valley Raceway                Connor Speir

March 30                       Barona Speedway

April 13                         Barona Speedway

May 25                          Barona Speedway

June 8                           Barona Speedway

August 3                       Barona Speedway

August 17                     Barona Speedway

September 28               Barona Speedway

October 26                    Barona Speedway
       

 

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