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PARKER DUMAS SWEEPS THE SOCAL LIGHTNING SPRINT CAR SEASON OPENERS WITH ANOTHER WIN AT IMPERIAL

 

(El Cajon, CA, March 15, 2025) For the second night in a row, San Diego’s Parker Dumas swept the SoCal Lightning Sprint show by winning his heat and the main event during the California Mid-Winter Fair at the Imperial Valley Raceway.  The victory was his fourth in a row at the track and his fifth overall in the second-year series. 


 

 

On a track that featured a much-improved surface over the one 24 hours earlier, El Cajon’s Brent Horn lined up on the pole in the 20-lap main event for the second night in a row.  2024 Rookie of the Year Chase Wilson accompanied Horn on the front pairing.  Row two was the same for the second straight night with teen Cody Benker on the left side and his father Peter on the right.  Row three was comprised of Parker Dumas and El Cajon’s Braydin Collie while San Diego’s Ryan Dumas and California Highway Patrol Officer Jeff Dyer of Yucca Valley staffed row four. 

 

The outset of the 20-lap main did not go well.  On the first attempt, Alpine’s Tyler Warner, in only his second lightning sprint start, tipped over onto his side, heading into turn one, bringing out the red flag.   Fortunately, it was a minor deal, and he rejoined at the back for the restart. 

 

On the second time to start the race, the festivities got as far as turn three where Parker Dumas, who was battling with Dyer for third, slid off the track.  That brought out a yellow flag.  The San Diego-based driver was given his spot back as officials deemed that the top of the track was too slippery, and that warranted a complete restart.

 

As soon as the Whelen Engineering green lights flashed back on, last year’s series champion Ryan Dumas rocketed into the lead as the field screamed off turn two on the opening circuit.  One lap later, Dyer, on the outside, passed Horn and his beautiful #10 car for second coming off turn two.  Parker Dumas used a different line and passed Horn on the inside, going into turn three.  Dumas’ black and green #83 carried a lot of momentum into the corner, and with a bottom lane open, he raced by Dyer for the runner-up spot.  However he was still quite a way behind his brother.

 

Leader Ryan Dumas encountered the first lapped car on the 9th go around.  One lap later, he was about four lengths behind his sibling when the race reached the midway point. At that time, Dyer was third, Peter Benker was fourth and Horn was fifth.

 

Things changed dramatically going into turn three on lap 12.  The two brothers were camped behind a soon-to-be-lapped car.  When Ryan Dumas gave up a couple inches of space on the inside coming off of four, his brother pounced on the opportunity.  Proving there is no such thing as brotherly love in racing, they banged wheels and Parker emerged in the point position. 

 

Unlike the night before when there was only one stoppage on lap three, the racing action slowed down for the third time when teen Drake Cardey slipped off on the back chute on lap 13.  The young driver cleverly got it back on the track, but the yellow flag had already been waved sending “The Kid” to the back for the restart.  Before he went to the back, he stopped under the yellow so officials could pull an orange cone from underneath his #4JR.   

 

The top five for the final restart of the race had the Dumas brothers, Parker and Ryan, occupying first and second.  Chasing them in third was Officer Dyer.  Peter Benker was fourth and Greco was fifth.  The Dumas brothers moved away on the start and Greco, an annual challenger for the title in the California Lightning Sprint Car Series, slid by Benker in turn three for third. 

 

Dyer’s run hit the skids on lap 16 when he drastically slowed and dropped out of the top three when his clutch expired.  That moved Greco up to third, Benker fourth, and Horn to fifth.  After that, the final four laps were mostly processional.  At the end of lap 20, Parker Dumas was a half-track ahead of his brother Ryan when he raced past the checkered flag.  Greco, Benker, and Horn rounded out the top five. 

 

Moving from eighth on the start to finish third, Greco took home the T Shirt By Timeless Hard Charger Award and the $100.00 bonus that went with it. 

 

“Me and my brother were running one, two and then we caught lapped traffic,” the winner said after sweeping the show for the second straight night.  “He got kind of caught up behind a car and I kinda’ set him up.  We got into each other a little bit, but it was clean.  We got through it.  From there I went and did not look back.  I can’t thank my dad and Layton (Kramer), Triple X, Afco, AG Sandcars, Jamul Casino, and Outhouse Coffee for all they do to help me get this thing as fast as it is.  Without my dad and Layton, I could not be up here racing.  They literally do everything to make this happen.  I also want to thank all of my family that comes and all the fans.  We could not do this without you guys.” 

 

Before the main event, the SCLS conducted two preliminary heat races.  Peter Benker captured the first one over brothers Ryan Dumas and Deejay Dumas.  Parker Dumas bested the field in the second heat beating Dyer and Horn.

 

The SCLS is off until April 26th, when it returns to action in round three of the season, which takes place on the club’s home track, the Barona Speedway. 

 

SCLS President Dustin Dumas is also the proprietor of AG Sandcars.  He sells and builds lightning sprints and is a supplier of Triple X Cars, American Racer Tires, and racing components.  Anyone interested in racing lightning sprints can contact him at (619) 992-8308 or mailto:info@socallightningsprints.com. 

 

The SoCal Lightning Sprint Car Series would like to thank the following marketing partners for participating in the inaugural season. AG Sandcars, Triple X Race Cars, American Racer Tires, and Cakes By Kim/Betty Crocker's Pit Stop. If you or your company would like to be a marketing partner with SCLS, contact Dustin Dumas at (619) 992-8308 or info@socallightningsprints.com.

 

So Cal Lightning Sprint March 15 Imperial Valley Raceway Results

 

SCLS March 15 Imperial Valley Raceway Results (With starting positions and distance behind)

1. Parker Dumas, San Diego, CA … (4th)

2. Ryan Dumas, San Diego, CA … (2nd)  

3. Eric Greco, Palmdale, CA  … (8th)  

4. Peter Benker, Alpine, CA … (5th)  

5. Bren Horn, El Cajon, CA … (1st)

6. Landon Dalton, San Diego, CA … (6th)  

7. Chase Wilson, San Diego, CA … (7th)  

8. David Cardey, Riverside, CA … (11th)  

9. Jeff Dyer, Yucca Valley, CA … (3rd)  

10. Tyler Warner, Alpine, CA … (12th)  

11. Braydin Collie, El Cajon, CA … (9th)  

12. Deejay Dumas, El Cajon, CA … (10th)  

13. Kelly Weitzel, El Cajon, CA (13th)

DNS Robert Thomas, El Cajon, CA

 

T Shirts By Timeless Hard Charger: Eric Greco

 

Heat 1 – 10-Laps: 1. Peter Benker; 2. Ryan Dumas; 3. Deejay Dumas; 4. Landon Dalton; 5. Eric Greco; Drake Cardey; 6. Cody Benker

 

Heat 2 – 10- Laps: 1. Parker Dumas, 2. Dyer, 3. Horn, 4. Chase, 5. Collie, 6. Warner

 

 

2025 SoCal Lightning Sprint Car Series Schedule and Winners

3/14/25      Imperial Valley Raceway (Winged) Parker Dumas

3/15/25      Imperial Valley Raceway (Winged) Parker Dumas

4/26/25      Barona Speedway (Winged)

5/10/25      Barona Speedway (Non Wing)

6/7/25        Barona Speedway (Winged)

7/19/25      Barona Speedway (Winged)

8/16/25      Barona Speedway (Non Wing)

9/13/25      Barona Speedway (Winged)

10/11/25    Barona Speedway (Non Wing)

10/25/25    Barona Speedway (Winged)

 

SoCal Lightning Sprint Car Series Champions

2024 Ryan Dumas

 

 
SO CAL LIGHTNING SPRINTS

 

PARKER DUMAS OPENS SOCAL LIGHTNING SPRINT CAR SEASON WITH A CONVINCING WIN AT THE IMPERIAL VALLEY RACEWAY

Kim Arringdale

(El Cajon, CA, March 14, 2025) It is a safe bet that if asked, Parker Dumas would gladly state that his favorite racetrack is the Imperial Valley Raceway.  Friday night he opened the second season of racing for the  SoCal Lightning Sprint Car Series with a convincing victory during the California Mid-Winter Fair.  The win was his third straight on the track that sits within the Imperial Valley Fairgrounds.   


 

On the chilly evening, the 20 lap main event had Brent Horn of El Cajon on the pole.  Outside of him was the 2024 Rookie of the Year Chase Wilson of San Diego.  Row two was a family affair with teenage racer Cody Benker, who placed sixth in 2024 points and his father Peter, who was second in last year's championship chase.  Behind the Alpine-based team in row three was Parker Dumas and second-year driver Braydin Collie of El Cajon.   The fourth row featured defending series champion Ryan Dumas, who resides in San Diego, and California Highway Patrol Officer Jeff Dyer of Yucca Valley. 

 

Horn was the first to turn one at the drop of the green with Cody Benker and Wilson in hot pursuit on the reworked track.  However, things changed in a hurry.

 

In another spectacular move like in his heat race, Parker Dumas flew into the lead down the back chute on lap two and immediately began to put some distance between himself and the remainder of the field.  Unfortunately for him, the San Diego-based driver saw his lead evaporate when his brother Ryan, who was running third, and Collie flipped on the back straight during the third circuit.  That brought out the red flag and a halt to racing.  Fortunately, the drivers were unscathed in the flips, but their cars were done for the night. 

 

When the race restarted, Parker Dumas was at the point in his Jamal Casino/AG Sandcars/Triple X/Afco/Outhouse Coffee #83.  Cody Benker was second and he was followed by his dad Peter, Dyer, and Wilson.  The lead duo quickly pulled away from the pack. The younger Benker, who came on strong in 2024, dramatically closed in on Dumas and stayed on him until a bobble off turn two on the ninth go around allowed the leader to extend his advantage. 

 

Dumas encountered lapped traffic at the halfway point while he had a comfortable lead, but the determined, young Benker, was not done.  In fact he slowly inched back in on Dumas and it looked like it was going to be a battle to the finish.  However, the teen slowed dramatically on lap 17 and pulled off the track into the infield. 

 

With the teen out of the way, Dumas had nearly a full straightaway lead that he carried all the way to the checkers.  Peter Benker ended up second with Wilson coming home in third.  Sixteen-year-old Drake Cardey, the son of 2003 California Lightning Sprint Car Series champion “Dynamite” David Cardey, finished fourth in his first ever lightning sprint car race and picked up the $100.00 “T Shirts By Timeless Hard Charger Award” after starting 10th.  Dyer rounded out the top five. 

 

“It is pretty rough out there,” the happy winner told announcer Doug Bushey after stepping out of his car.  “It’s a lot better than it was in practice.  On the initial start, I just went low, it hooked, and I just went around a couple cars.  By the next corner, I was around a couple more and in the front.  Unfortunately, that was my brother that flipped in the #80 car.  Hopefully, he is not too banged up and can race tomorrow.” 

 

Dumas turned in the fastest lap of the race when he circled the track in 12.460 on the second go around.

 

Like in the main, winner Dumas pulled off a crowd pleasing move in the first heat to take the lead and won the 10-lapper with room to spare.  Peter Benker and Wilson finished second and third, respectively.  The second heat was a look at the future as teenage drivers Collie, Cody Benker and Drake finished first, second and third. 

 

The SCLS will be right back at it at Imperial tonight, March 15 at 6:00 p.m.  After that, it will be six weeks off before round three of the 2025 campaign at the Barona Speedway on April 26th. 

 

In addition to being the president of the SCLS, Dustin Dumas is also the proprietor of AG Sandcars.  He sells and builds lightning sprints and is a supplier of Triple X Cars, American Racer Tires, and racing components.  Anyone interested in racing lightning sprints can contact him at (619) 992-8308 or mailto:info@socallightningsprints.com. 

 

The SoCal Lightning Sprint Car Series would like to thank the following marketing partners for participating in the inaugural season. AG Sandcars, Triple X Race Cars, American Racer Tires, and Cakes By Kim/Betty Crocker's Pit Stop. If you or your company would like to be a marketing partner with SCLS, contact Dustin Dumas at (619) 992-8308 or info@socallightningsprints.com.

 

SCLS March 14 Imperial Valley Raceway Results (With starting positions and distance behind)

1. Parker Dumas, San Diego, CA … (5th)

2. Peter Benker, Alpine, CA … (4th) … +2.372

3. Chase Wilson, San Diego, CA … (2nd) … +3.961

4. Drake Cardey, Riverside, CA … (10th) … +6.810

5. Jeff Dyer, Yucca Valley, CA … (8th) … +8.535

6. Landon Dalton, San Diego, CA … (9th) … +11.301

7. Tyler Warner, Alpine, CA … (11th) … +12.136

8. Cody Benker, Alpine, CA … (3rd) … +4 Laps

9. Brent Horn, El Cajon, CA … (1st) … + 7 Laps

10. Ryan Dumas, San Diego, CA … (7th) … +17 Laps

11. Braydin Collie, El Cajon, CA … (6th) … +17 Laps

DNS Kelly Weitzel, El Cajon, CA

DNS DeeJay Dumas, El Cajon, CA

DNS Robert Thomas,

 

T Shirts By Timeless – Drake Cardey

 

Heat #1-10 Laps: 1. Parker Dumas; 2. Peter Benker; 3. Wilson; 4. Horn; 5. Warner; 6. Dalton; 7. Weitzel

 

Heat #2 - 10 Laps: 1. Collie; 2. Cody Benker; 3. Cardey; 4. Ryan Dumas; 5: Dyer

 

 

THE SOCAL LIGHTNING SPRINT CAR SERIES OPENS ITS 2ND SEASON WITH RACES AT IMPERIAL THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

 

Kim Arringdale-Unipan

(El Cajon, CA, March 10, 2025) The SoCal Lightning Sprint Car Series will kick off its second season this Friday and Saturday, March 14th, and 15th, during the California Mid-Winter Fair at the Imperial Valley Raceway.  Joining the SCLS both nights will be the #1 traditional 410 sprint car series West of the Mississippi, the Avanti Windows and Doors USAC/CRA Sprint Cars.   Racing will begin at 6:00 p.m. both nights.


 

This weekend’s races will be the first of 10 currently on the 2025 SCLS schedule.  The other eight will all be at the club’s home track, the Barona Speedway.  The races at the fair will also be the first two of seven winged races on the calendar for the year. 

 

“I am really excited,” SCLS President Dustin Dumas stated when asked about this weekend’s races.  “Imperial is always a fun venture for everybody. It is always cool to get out and do a different racetrack.  We seem to have a good turnout of cars there and always have a lot of fun.  To be able to run support with these guys (USAC/CRA) and know the history of the track, it is just amazing to be a part of it.”

 

Up until four weeks ago, the Imperial races were not on the SCLS schedule.  However, when the club got the call from track officials inviting it to be a part of the shows, the members jumped at the opportunity.  Dumas expects a good car count for the weekend.

 

“We had to scramble to get a couple of the guys on board and get their cars finished,” Dumas said.  “Everybody was anticipating a later start to the season, but they jumped on board and we expect a good turnout this weekend.”

 

The first two historic SCLS races were on the same track at the fair last year.  Lakewood’s Aiden Lange and Connor Speir of Fillmore each took home one of the inaugural weekend trophies.  All told seven different drivers reached victory circle with the new club over the 11 competitive races that comprised the 2024 schedule.  Only two drivers, Parker Dumas and Alpine’s Peter Benker, had more than one win.  They had three triumphs each.  Lange, Speir, Lakeside’s Brent Sexton, David Taft of Ramona and Ryan Dumas of San Diego had one win apiece.

 

Ryan Dumas topped the series first ever championship standings.  He had a 62-point cushion between himself and second place Benker when the final points were tallied after the last race of the year.  San Diegans Chase Wilson and Landon Dalton were third and fourth in the standings. Parker Dumas rounded out the top five. All of them are expected to be in action this Friday and Saturday.

 

“As of lately, the class has been growing,” Dumas continued.  “We have a lot of good rookies coming up.  I am really excited to see these guys grow.  I think that is really a key for everybody to grow this and make lightning sprints great at Barona again.”    

 

Both nights at Imperial will pay $500.00 to win and $125.00 to start.  T Shirts by Timeless has put up $100.00 to the Hard Charger in each of this weekend’s races. Others who have donated to the purses are D&W Racing, Louise Belchero, Cakes By Kim, Dyer Motorsports, Iron Alliance Engineering, AG Sandcars, XXX Chassis and 03 Motorsports. 

 

Admission to the fair is $12.00 for adults and $10.00 for seniors and children.  Parking at the fair is $10.00.  Admission to the races is $10.00 for ages 18 and over and free for everyone 17 and under.  The Imperial Valley Raceway is located on the Imperial Valley Fairgrounds at 200 E. 2nd Street in Imperial, California (92251). 

 

For those who cannot make it to Imperial, both nights will be streamed live online with a subscription to Flo Racing. 

 

In addition to being the president of the SCLS, Dumas is also the proprietor of AG Sandcars.  He sells and builds lightning sprints and is a supplier of Triple X Cars, American Racer Tires, and racing components.  Anyone interested in racing lightning sprints can contact him at (619) 992-8308 or mailto:info@socallightningsprints.com. 

 

The SoCal Lightning Sprint Car Series would like to thank the following marketing partners for participating in the inaugural season. AG Sandcars, Triple X Race Cars, American Racer Tires, and Cakes By Kim/Betty Crocker's Pit Stop. If you or your company would like to be a marketing partner with SCLS, contact Dustin Dumas at (619) 992-8308 or info@socallightningsprints.com.

 

2025 SoCal Lightning Sprint Car Series Schedule

3/14/25      Imperial Valley Raceway (Winged)

3/15/25      Imperial Valley Raceway (Winged)

4/26/25      Barona Speedway (Winged)

5/10/25      Barona Speedway (Non Wing)

6/7/25                  Barona Speedway (Winged)

7/19/25      Barona Speedway (Winged)

8/16/25      Barona Speedway (Non Wing)

9/13/25      Barona Speedway (Winged)

10/11/25    Barona Speedway (Non Wing)

10/25/25    Barona Speedway (Winged)

 

 2024 SCLS Final Points

1.           Ryan Dumas … 1471

2.           Peter Benker … 1409

3.           Chase Wilson … 1283

4.           Landon Dalton … 1251

5.           Parker Dumas … 1195

6.           Cody Benker … 1109

7.           Deejay Dumas … 1054

8.           Kelly Weitzel … 968

9.           Shane Sexton … 940

10.        Cody Griggs … 827

11.        Braydin Collie … 750

12.        Brent Horn … 742

13.        Brent Sexton … 556

14.        Jason Arnolde … 542

15.        Jim Squire III … 434

16.        C.J. Marin … 411

17.        Kevin Bates … 317

 
 
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.

 

 

WHAT'S ON THE TABLE: Arizona Welcomes Kubota High Limit Racing for First Time This Weekend


 

Casa Grande's Central Arizona Raceway Hosts Avanti Duel in the Desert on Friday & Saturday, March 28-29

CASA GRANDE, AZ (March 27, 2025) – After starting in Las Vegas and sweeping through California, Arizona is next on the docket for Kubota High Limit Racing's 2025 campaign.


 

The Avanti Duel in the Desert brings the series to Central Arizona Raceway for the first time ever this weekend with a two-day show scheduled at the Casa Grande, AZ facility on Friday and Saturday, March 28-29.


 

In the ballpark of 30-ish sprint cars are expected with a wide cast of characters vying to become the fifth and potentially sixth different winner of the season with Kubota High Limit Racing. The likes of Corey Day, Kyle Larson, Brad Sweet, and Aaron Reutzel have opened the year with four different winners in the opening four races.


 

For the series and a large majority of the High Rollers, Central Arizona is a brand new track to tackle, so let's look at what's on the table as we go south of Phoenix this weekend: 


 

NO MORE DROUGHT IN THE DESERT: Arizona has a decades-long deep relationship with winged sprint car racing, but it's been a long six years since the last national touring series race in "The Valley of the Sun." With Kubota High Limit Racing coming to Casa Grande's Central Arizona Raceway this Friday and Saturday, that drought thankfully ends this weekend.


 

Race fans in "The Grand Canyon State" are no stranger to the stars and cars of winged sprint cars, having seen 54 World of Outlaws races over the years at five different venues. Phoenix's Manzanita Speedway is the most well-known facility on the list but there were also events at Tucson's USA Raceway, Queen Creek's Arizona Speedway, Yuma's Cocopah Speedway, and Chandler's Firebird International Raceway.


 

This weekend, Casa Grande's Central Arizona Raceway will etch their name into the record books as the track that brings Kubota High Limit Racing to AZ for the first time in series history.


 

PODIUM PERFECTION: The defending Kubota High Limit Racing champions continue to prove they're still the team to beat in 2025. Through the opening four rounds, the Kasey Kahne Racing, NAPA Auto Parts No. 49 driven by Brad Sweet, has found the podium in every single race. There was a third at Las Vegas, a second at Tulare, a win at Kern, and another third at Perris.


 

The early-season success from "The Big Cat" has built a 45-point advantage over Clauson-Marshall Racing and Tyler Courtney as the series begins to head back east. The Grass Valley, CA native will face another new track this weekend as he races at Central Arizona Raceway for the first time in his career. Fear not for the No. 49, for they debuted at Kern last week and promptly won in their first try. 


 

Sweet is already a two-time winged 410 winner in Arizona, having won World of Outlaws races at USA Raceway in 2014 and 2019.


 

MIND THE GAP: To stay in the title fight with Sweet and KKR, one must stay within reach as the season progresses. In the opening four races, they've built a 45-point gap over Tyler Courtney's No. 7BC, a 54-point lead over Brent Marks' No. 19, a 66-point margin over Rico Abreu's No. 24, and a 77-point advantage over Aaron Reutzel's No. 87. As the No. 49 visits a new track, Central Arizona could provide an opportunity to pounce on "The Big Cat."


 

For "Sunshine" Tyler Courtney, the only area you can pinpoint where the points are disappearing is Sweet's unrivaled consistency on the podium. Behind Brad, Courtney is the only other driver to finish top-10 in all four of the opening races with results of 4th, 9th, 6th, 7th.


 

In Brent Marks' case, escaping California with runs of 3rd at Kern and 4th at Perris felt like a win for the Pennsylvania native who has long not seen eye-to-eye with the unique style of "Golden State" dirt tracks. At only 54-points behind following what was thought to be a daunting swing, Marks can really hone in on being the consistent finisher he's known to be.


 

The stem of Rico Abreu's distance can be traced back to Kern last week when the No. 24 was innocently caught in an opening-lap crash after starting ninth. He ultimately limped it home for 29 laps and finished 18th, a move that the now-veteran points racer understands gained him 12 points in the season-long battle over just giving up and accepting a DNF.


 

Aaron Reutzel's gap was there from the start, suffering a mechanical failure in the opening laps of Las Vegas' opener - while Reutzel was taken to the hospital and Justin Sanders subbed for him, the Ridge & Sons Racing No. 87 was still competing for owner championship points. His win at Perris Auto Speedway last weekend proved he's already bounced back and looks to be a threat all season long.


 

LEARNING LESSONS: Each of the four Rayce Rudeen Foundation Rookie of the Year contenders have shown their own flashes of speed and moments of brilliance in the young Kubota High Limit Racing season, but there have also been trials and tribulations of figuring out points racing with a national touring series for the first time, too.


 

Chase Randall, the 20-year-old native of Waco, Texas, has jumped out to the early lead for ROTY honors in his family-owned Albaugh No. 9R. A pair of Dash appearances in California, highlighted by a season-best effort of sixth at Tulare have been the most notable performances for the kid they call "The Quickest Chicken."


 

Danny Sams III, the 23-year-old native of North Port, Florida, has been easing into the process as he encounters nothing but new tracks to start his first year on tour. The No. 24D - with mom and dad working on the car - has earned three top-15 results including a hard-charging run from 23rd-to-14th last week at Perris.


 

Sye Lynch, the 27-year-old native of Apollo, Pennsylvania, has fought some early-season demons on his adventure out west and it's nowhere indicative of the speed in his No. 42. He made back-to-back Dash appearances at Tulare and Kern, but his night was over by the time they hit the backstretch on the opening lap of the A-Main each time. The luck has to turn around at some point, and it could be this weekend.


 

Daison Pursley, the 20-year-old native of Locust Grove, Oklahoma, is still understanding the little things about winged sprint car racing - being the truest rookie of all four with around 30 career starts with a wing. The Buch Motorsports No. 13 has rolled out of the box fast, but the smallest of margin errors racing in traffic led to three DNF's through California. They look to get back on their feet as we head to Central Arizona.


 

FOLLOWING ALONG: Outside of the 14 full-time High Rollers, another six teams have followed Kubota High Limit Racing from the season-opener in Las Vegas, through the state of California, and now into Arizona - maintaining perfect attendance through the opening six shows in 2025.


 

Tanner Holmes, of Jacksonville, OR, and California-based Tarlton Racing have made the most noise together - most notably with top-five performances at Tulare and Kern before contending for the win at Perris. If not for blowing a right rear tire while running second at Perris, the Tarlton No. 21 would've went to Arizona sitting runner-up in the championship standings behind Sweet's No. 49. Look for this new combination to remain a factor with the series this weekend in Arizona.


 

The highest in points of those six outsiders making the trip to Arizona, however, is Kaleb Montgomery of Templeton, California. The one-man band, who does almost everything on his No. 3 car by himself, has used finishes of 13th, 11th, 11th, and fifth to slot himself sixth in the championship standings - ahead of notables like Aaron Reutzel, Kasey Kahne, Justin Peck, Chase Randall, Tanner Thorson, and Spencer Bayston. In fact, he wasn't even planning on heading east to Central Arizona or Vado until extra sponsorship made it happen.


 

Austin McCarl of Altoona, IA is right in the mix as well in his Country Builders No. 88. "The Big Unit" has gone QuickTime, won Heat Races, made Dash appearances, and earned career-best finishes on the podium thus far into 2025 with High Limit. He plans to follow the series another week as we fly through Arizona and then New Mexico on his route back to the Iowa shop.


 

The likes of Robbie Price's No. 21, Joe Perry's No. 28, and the JFM No. 73 - split by Brady Bacon and Ryan Bernal - have also been along for the whole ride and will head to Arizona this weekend.


 

CURRENT CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS (4/59 Races):

1. Kasey Kahne Racing #49 - Brad Sweet (285 PTS... -)

2. Clauson-Marshall Racing #7BC - Tyler Courtney (240 PTS... -45)

3. Murray-Marks Motorsports #19 - Brent Marks (231 PTS... -54)

4. Rico Abreu Racing #24 - Rico Abreu (219 PTS... -66)

5. Ridge & Sons Racing #87 - Aaron Reutzel (208 PTS... -77)

6. Kasey Kahne Racing #9 - Kasey Kahne (207 PTS... -78)

7. Rudeen Racing #26 - Justin Peck (196 PTS... -89)

8. Chase Randall Racing #9R - Chase Randall (188 PTS... -97)

9. Rod Gross Motorsports #88 - Tanner Thorson (172 PTS... -113)

10. Randerson Racing #24D - Danny Sams III (158 PTS... -127)

11. Jason Meyers Racing #14 - Spencer Bayston (136 PTS... -149)

12. CJB Motorsports #5 - Brenham Crouch (119 PTS... -166)

13. Mosites Lynch Racing #42 - Sye Lynch (116 PTS... -169)

14. Buch Motorsports #13 - Daison Pursley (114 PTS... -171)


 

KUBOTA A-MAIN WINNERS (4 Drivers):

1 Win – Corey Day (Jason Meyers Racing No. 14BC)

1 Win – Kyle Larson (Silva Motorsports No. 57)

1 Win – Brad Sweet (Kasey Kahne Racing No. 49)

1 Win – Aaron Reutzel (Ridge & Sons Racing No. 87)


 

A-MAIN LAPS LED (5 Drivers):

41 Laps – Brad Sweet

30 Laps – Aaron Reutzel

23 Laps – Daryn Pittman

18 Laps – Kyle Larson

7 Laps – Corey Day


 

CAPITOL CUSTOM TRAILERS QUICKTIME AWARDS (3 Drivers):

2 QuickTimes – Aaron Reutzel

1 QuickTime – Daryn Pittman, Austin McCarl


 

HEAT RACE WINNERS (10 Drivers):

2 Heat Wins – Tyler Courtney, Sye Lynch, Brad Sweet, Tanner Holmes, Austin McCarl

1 Heat Win – Rico Abreu, Brian Brown, Kasey Kahne, Chase Randall, Brent Marks


 

FK ROD ENDS DASH APPEARANCES (16 Drivers):

3 Dashes – Aaron Reutzel, Austin McCarl, Brad Sweet

2 Dashes – Rico Abreu, Tyler Courtney, Kyle Larson, Kasey Kahne, Chase Randall, Sye Lynch, Tanner Holmes, Brent Marks

1 Dash – Daryn Pittman, Corey Day, Brian Brown, Daison Pursley, Kaleb Montgomery


 

WINTERS PERFORMANCE B-MAIN WINS (4 Drivers):

1 B-Main Win – Kasey Kahne, Corey Day, Dominic Scelzi, Ryan Bernal


 

ROD END SUPPLY HARD CHARGER AWARDS (4 Drivers):

1 Hard Charger – Justin Peck, Corey Day, Tyler Courtney, Danny Sams III


 

JAKE’S GOLF CARTS FASTEST LAP AWARDS (4 Drivers):

1 Fastest Lap – Daryn Pittman, Kyle Larson, Brad Sweet, Aaron Reutzel


 

PODIUM FINISHES (8 Drivers):

4 Podiums – Brad Sweet

2 Podiums – Kyle Larson

1 Podium – Corey Day, Rico Abreu, Kasey Kahne, Brent Marks, Aaron Reutzel, Austin McCarl


 

TOP-FIVE FINISHES (13 Drivers):

4 Top-Fives – Brad Sweet

2 Top-Fives – Kyle Larson, Corey Day, Tanner Holmes, Brent Marks

1 Top-Five – Tyler Courtney, Brady Bacon, Rico Abreu, Kasey Kahne, D.J. Netto, Aaron Reutzel, Austin McCarl, Kaleb Montgomery


 

TOP-10 FINISHES (19 Drivers):

4 Top 10s – Brad Sweet, Tyler Courtney

3 Top 10s – Brent Marks, Rico Abreu, D.J. Netto, Dominic Scelzi, 

2 Top 10s – Kyle Larson, Corey Day, Tanner Holmes, Justin Peck, Aaron Reutzel, Austin McCarl, Kasey Kahne

1 Top 10 – Brady Bacon, Chase Randall, Shane Golobic, Tim Kaeding, Tanner Thorson, Kaleb Montgomery, 


 

2025 Kubota High Limit Racing Schedule:

Race / Day, Date / Track / Location/ Winner / (Total Wins)

Sat, March 15 / Las Vegas Motor Speedway / Las Vegas, NV / Corey Day (1)

Wed, March 19 / Thunderbowl Raceway / Tulare, CA / Kyle Larson (1)

Fri, March 21 / Kevin Harvick’s Kern Raceway / Bakersfield, CA / Brad Sweet (1)

Sat, March 22 / Perris Auto Speedway / Perris, CA / Aaron Reutzel (1)

Fri, March 28 / Central Arizona Raceway / Casa Grande, AZ

Sat, March 28 / Central Arizona Raceway / Casa Grande, AZ

Tues, April 1 / Vado Speedway Park / Vado, NM

Fri, April 4 / Route 66 Motor Speedway / Amarillo, TX

Sat, April 5 / Dodge City Raceway Park / Dodge City, KS

Wed, April 30 / Texarkana 67 Speedway / Texarkana, AR

Thur, May 1 / Texas Motor Speedway / Fort Worth, TX

Sat, May 3 / Texas Motor Speedway / Fort Worth, TX

Wed, May 7 / 81 Speedway / Park City, KS

Fri, May 9 / Lakeside Speedway / Kansas City, KS

Sat, May 10 / Tri-City Speedway / Granite City, IL

Mon, May 12 / Kokomo Speedway / Kokomo, IN

Wed, May 14 / Fremont Speedway / Fremont, OH

Fri, May 16 / Ransomville Speedway / Ransomville, NY

Sat, May 17 / Utica-Rome Speedway / Vernon, NY

Tues, May 20 / Grandview Speedway / Bechtelsville, PA

Fri, May 23 / Port Royal Speedway / Port Royal, PA

Sat, May 24 / Port Royal Speedway / Port Royal, PA

Sun, May 25 / Port Royal Speedway / Port Royal, PA

Fri, May 30 / Lawrenceburg Speedway / Lawrenceburg, IN

Sat, May 31 / Butler Motor Speedway / Quincy, MI

Tues, June 3 / 141 Speedway / Francis Creek, WI

Wed, June 4 / Red Cedar Speedway / Menomonie, WI

Tues, June 10 / Eagle Raceway / Eagle, NE

Wed, June 25 / Lake Ozark Speedway / Eldon, MO

Fri, June 27 / Lucas Oil Speedway / Wheatland, MO

Sat, June 28 / Lucas Oil Speedway / Wheatland, MO

Fri, July 11 / Florence Speedway / Union, KY

Sat, July 12 / Florence Speedway / Union, KY

Wed, July 16 / Eldora Speedway / Rossburg, OH

Thur, July 17 / Eldora Speedway / Rossburg, OH

Tues, July 22 / Lernerville Speedway / Sarver, PA

Fri, August 15 / Thunderbowl Raceway / Tulare, CA

Sat, August 16 / Placerville Speedway / Placerville, CA

Thur, August 21 / Silver Dollar Speedway / Chico, CA

Fri, August 22 / Silver Dollar Speedway / Chico, CA

Sat, August 23 / Silver Dollar Speedway / Chico, CA

Mon, August 25 / Douglas County Dirtrack / Roseburg, OR

Thur, August 28 / Skagit Speedway / Burlington, WA

Fri, August 29 / Skagit Speedway / Burlington, WA

Sat, August 30 / Skagit Speedway / Burlington, WA

Thur, September 4 / Port Royal Speedway / Port Royal, PA

Fri, September 5 / Port Royal Speedway / Port Royal, PA

Sat, September 6 / Port Royal Speedway / Port Royal, PA

Fri, September 12 / Lernerville Speedway / Sarver, PA

Sat, September 13 / Lernerville Speedway / Sarver, PA

Fri, September 19 / Eldora Speedway / Rossburg, OH

Sat, September 20 / Eldora Speedway / Rossburg, OH

Sat, September 27 / Bridgeport Speedway / Swedesboro, NJ

Sun, September 28 / Path Valley Speedway Park / Spring Run, PA

Fri, October 10 / Lakeside Speedway / Kansas City, KS

Sat, October 11 / Lakeside Speedway / Kansas City, KS

Wed, October 15 / Lucas Oil Speedway / Wheatland, MO

Fri, October 17 / Texas Motor Speedway / Fort Worth, TX

Sat, October 18 / Texas Motor Speedway / Fort Worth, TX
 

Kubota High Limit Racing Makes its Debut in Arizona


 

The High Rollers of Kubota High Limit Racing bring winged sprint car racing back to the Phoenix area this weekend!


 

Current points leader and defending series' champion Brad Sweet leads Tyler Courtney, Brent Marks and the series into the newly-renovated Central Arizona Speedway.


 

Two-day and single-day general admission adult and children (ages 6-12) are available. A limited number of reserved seating is still available for Friday only. Tickets can be purchased online. Tickets are also available for purchase each day at the track's ticket office.


 

Stick around after the event on Friday for the "Hook Party in the Pits" featuring great music, good and beverages. The party will be open to all fans free of charge.


 

All events are streamed live on FloRacing, the exclusive streaming partner of Kubota High Limit Racing.


 

What To Know Before You Go to Central Arizona Speedway (all times local):

Dates: Friday, March 28 and Saturday, March 29

Pit Gate Opens: 2pm

Grandstand Gate Opens: 4pm

FloRacing Broadcast Begins: 5:30pm (8:30pm, ET)

Hot Laps Begin: 5:45pm

Fan Fest: Immediately after qualifying until opening ceremonies at 6:55pm.

Heat Races Begin: 7pm

Tickets: Available online and at the gate on race day.

Pit Passes: Pit passes are only available for purchase at the track on race day.

Bags & Prohibited Items: Outside food and beverage is not permitted. Central Arizona has a "clear bag" policy - all bags brought into the grandstand area must be transparent. Any stadium seating or seating cushions that include metal or backs of any kind are prohibited. Early entry to tape off seating is not permitted.

Camping: For information on camping, visit https://pinalfairgrounds.com.

Central Arizona Speedway Tickets

Vado Speedway Park Awaits the High Rollers


 

Following this weekend's two-day event at Central Arizona Speedway, the Kubota High Limit Racing tour moves east to Vado (NM) Speedway Park!


 

NASCAR Champion Kyle Larson joins the 14-car High Roller field in the series' debut at the track.


 

Reserved and general admission adult tickets are available online and at the track's ticket office on race day.


 

If you can't join us at Vado, watch live on FloRacing, the exclusive streaming partner of Kubota High Limit Racing.


 

What To Know Before You Go to Vado Speedway Park (all times local):

Dates: Tuesday, April 1

Pit Gate Opens: 2pm

Grandstand Gate Opens: 4pm

FloRacing Broadcast Begins: 5:30pm (8:30pm, ET)

Hot Laps Begin: 5:45pm

Fan Fest: Immediately after qualifying until opening ceremonies at 6:55pm.

Heat Races Begin: 7pm

Tickets: Available online and at the gate on race day.

Pit Passes: Pit passes are only available for purchase at the track on race day.

Camping: Camping is free and on a first come-first served basis. Please call 575-524-7913 for more information.

Vado Speedway Park Tickets

The High Roller Playlist is Back!

At each 2025 Kubota High Limit Racing event, a full-time High Limit driver aka "High Roller" will choose the music played over the speakers and on the FloRacing broadcast. You can find each driver's list that has been unveiled so far by searching XXXXXXX. To listen to the full Kubota High Limit Racing playlist, which has a new driver's song choices added each event, click the button below.

2025 Kubota High Limit Racing Spotify Playlist

Do You Feel Lucky?


 

Want your chance to roll the dice? Only race fans who pre-purchase tickets online for Kubota High Limit Racing events are eligible to be the Durst Dice Roller at each event!


 

Kubota High Limit Racing officials randomly choose one lucky fan who pre-purchased tickets for each event. That fan will roll the Durst Dice for a shot at up to $6,000 in prize money!


 

Planning to attend a Kubota High Limit Racing event this year? Get your tickets early online!
SEE THE 2025 SCHEDULE AND PURCHASE TICKETS 
 

California Love: Everything You Need to Know for Kubota High Limit Racing's West Coast Swing

 

West Coast in the Spring


 

The 2025 Kubota High Limit Racing season continues with a triple-header week in the Golden State! The High Rollers invade the Thunderbowl in Tulare on Wednesday, followed by the series debut at Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway in Bakersfield on Friday and another debut at Perris Speedway on Saturday.


 

NASCAR champion and co-founder of Kubota High Limit Racing, Kyle Larson, as well as Saturday's winner at LVMS, Corey Day, will be joining the action Wednesday in Tulare.


 

Tickets for all three events are available for pre-purchase online. Only race fans who pre-purchase tickets online are eligible for the Durst Dice Roll!


 

All events are streamed live on FloRacing, the exclusive streaming partner of Kubota High Limit Racing.


 

What To Know Before You Go to Thunderbowl Raceway (all times local):

Dates: Wednesday, March 19

Pit Gate Opens: 2pm

Grandstand Gate Opens: 4pm

FloRacing Broadcast Begins: 4:30pm DIRT II Episode One directly into hot laps

Hot Laps Begin: 6pm

Heat Races Begin: 7pm

Tickets: Available online and at the gate on race day.

Pit Passes: Pit passes are only available for purchase at the track on race day.

Bags & Prohibited Items: Weapons and outside food and beverage are prohibited. Fans are allowed one unopened bottle of water.

Camping: For information on camping, call the Tulare County Fair at 661-835-1264.


 

What To Know Before You Go to Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway (all times local):

Dates: Friday, March 21

Pit Gate Opens: 2pm

Grandstand Gate Opens: 4pm

FloRacing Broadcast Begins: 5:45pm

Hot Laps Begin: 6pm

Heat Races Begin: 7pm

Tickets: Available online and at the gate on race day.

Parking: The fairboard charges $30 per vehicle for parking.

Pit Passes: Pit passes are only available for purchase at the track on race day.

Bags & Prohibited Items: Weapons, outside food and beverage and coolers are prohibited. All bags and jackets are subject to search.

Re-Entry: Perris Speedway has a "no re-entry" policy. Once inside the gates you are not permitted to exit and re-enter.

Camping: For information on camping, call the race track at 951-940-0134.


 

What To Know Before You Go to Perris Speedway (all times local):

Dates: Saturday, March 22

Pit Gate Opens: 2pm

Grandstand Gate Opens: 5pm

FloRacing Broadcast Begins: 5:45pm

Hot Laps Begin: 6pm

Heat Races Begin: 7pm

Tickets: Available online and at the gate on race day. *Note: Tickets will increase in price by $5 on race day.

Parking: The fairboard charges $30 per vehicle for parking.

Pit Passes: Pit passes are only available for purchase at the track on race day.

Bags & Prohibited Items: Weapons, outside food and beverage and coolers are prohibited. All bags and jackets are subject to search.

Re-Entry: Perris Speedway has a "no re-entry" policy. Once inside the gates you are not permitted to exit and re-enter.

Camping: For information on camping, call the race track at 951-940-0134.

Kubota High Limit Racing Tickets

"What's On The Table"


 

  • "Hendrick Boys" Go 1-2 in Vegas and will try for the same at Thunderbowl.
  • The "Big Cat" De Facto Point Leader
  • Two New Tracks
  • Strong California Contingent


 

Read the full California Swing preview with stats, entry lists, storylines and more at the link below.

California Swing Preview

ICYMI: Founders of Kubota High Limit Racing Unveil First Franchise System in the Sport


 

Prior to Thursday’s 2025 Kubota High Limit Racing season opener at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on FloRacing, series co-founders and owners, Kyle Larson and Brad Sweet, announced an industry-changing franchise system that will go into effect in 2026. Focused on creating a sustainable business model for its race teams, Kubota High Limit Racing will distribute up to $18 million dollars in total value over the next four years. As the five-highest finishers in the 2024 championship standings, the first five franchises currently belong to Kasey Kahne Racing (No. 49), Clauson-Marshall Racing (No. 7BC), Rico Abreu Racing (No. 24), Roth Motorsports (No. 83), and Murray-Marks Motorsports (No. 19). Five more franchises will be awarded at the conclusion of the 2025 Kubota High Limit Racing season. These franchises will be secured based on average point finishes from the 2024 and 2025 seasons among drivers who didn’t earn a franchise in 2024. For more information on the Kubota High Limit Racing franchise system, read more here or watch the press conference here.

"Maybe the most extreme thing I've ever done."


 

There are few forms of auto racing that superstar motorsports driver and personality Travis Pastrana hasn't taken his shot in. Winged sprint car racing, however, has long been one of them.


 

That changed on Friday at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway Dirt Track when the icon got behind the wheel of the Ridge & Sons Racing sprint car to take his first laps around the 1/2-mile track.


 

With Kyle Larson and High Rollers Brad Sweet and Aaron Reutzel there to coach him, Pastrana quickly got comfortable behind the wheel.


 

"Absolutely unbelievable," said Pastrana told SprintCarUnlimited's Jeremy Elliott following the test. "With the new series starting, I've been a huge fan and with the opportunity to get in the car. I couldn't say no. The downforce is unbelievable. The power is unbelievable. Ear to ear grins."


 

Look for more footage of the test and Pastrana's thoughts on sprint car racing on his YouTube Channel, Channel 199, soon.

SEE THE 2025 SCHEDULE AND PURCHASE TICKETS 

 

Driven2SaveLives Extends Official Partnership with Kubota High Limit Racing


 

The Indiana Donor Network Program to Focus on Indiana-Based Events 

(March 10, 2025) –Driven2SaveLives, an Indiana Donor Network program, will continue to promote and educate about organ donation while honoring Bryan Clauson and all organ and tissue donors through its partnership with Kubota High Limit Racing in 2025. Driven2SaveLives will present the Driven2SaveLives Monday MAYhem at Kokomo (Ind.) Speedway and the Driven2SaveLives Battle at the ‘Burg at Lawrenceburg (Ind.) Speedway, both in May.


 

Fans will not only get to interact with Driven2SaveLives at each of these events through driver autograph sessions and opportunities to sign up as organ donors at their tent, but they will also see the Clauson Marshall Racing Driven2SaveLives #14BC back on track with Corey Day for select High Limit Racing events in 2025.

 

“Our partnership with High Limit Racing allows us to deliver our most important message to race fans in Indiana, which is that everyone can be a hero and potentially save lives by signing up to be an organ donor,” said Indiana Donor Network President and CEO Kellie Tremain. “One person can save up to eight lives through organ donation and help heal 75 lives through tissue donation. We are excited about our continued partnership with High Limit Racing and the opportunity to continue to educate race fans about the lifesaving impact of organ and tissue donation.”


 

With a focus on the state of Indiana, Driven2SaveLives will be talking to race fans about the importance of organ and tissue donation at Kokomo Speedway on Monday, May 12. The event, featuring NASCAR Champion and Indianapolis 500 competitor Kyle Larson, highlights sprint car racing during the celebrated Month of May in Indiana.


 

Driven2SaveLives returns to highlight the importance of saying “yes” to organ donation and tell stories of donor heroes, transplant recipients and Driven2SaveLives ambassadors again at Lawrenceburg Speedway on Friday, May 30.


 

“The partnership with Indiana Donor Network and the Driven2SaveLives program is one that is close to our hearts at High Limit,” said Kendra Jacobs, Chief Marketing Officer at Kubota High Limit Racing. “We’ve learned so much about this program, hosted ambassadors and have seen the many ways Driven2SaveLives has impacted people. We also all knew Bryan (Clauson) and were fans of Bryan. Being able to work with and support an organization that is making a difference and connected to a friend is truly a high point of what we get to do each season.”


 

To learn more about Driven2SaveLives and sign up as an organ donor, visit www.driven2savelives.org. For more information, including donor hero stories, ways to support, and more, follow @driven2save on X, Instagram, and Facebook.


 

Tickets for the Driven2SaveLives Monday MAYhem at Kokomo and the Driven2SaveLives Battle at the ‘Burg are available for pre-purchase at highlimitracing.com. The High Limit Racing season will begin on Wednesday, March 13, at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The 60-race nationwide season will conclude with a two-day finale at The Dirt Track at Texas Motor Speedway on October 17 and 18. All Kubota High Limit Racing events can be watched live on FloRacing, the series’ exclusive streaming platform.


 

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

 
Angel Donor Returns in 2025 - Help Raise Money for Your Driver's Favorite Charity

 

(March 7, 2025) – The anonymous and generous Angel Donor will return to Kubota High Limit Racing in 2025, with hopes of raising more than six figures in charitable donations throughout the season. The Angel Donor will, once again, donate $1,000 each time a High Limit driver wins to the driver’s charity of choice. 


 

In 2024, those $1,000 per win donations, coupled with matching donations from drivers, sponsors and fans added up to more than $75,000.


 

“Charities across this country are providing extraordinary assistance to those less fortunate. Their amazing work was the inspiration for the Angel Donor program,” said the Angel Donor. “I am so pleased and thankful to High Limit for enthusiastically embracing this concept. I’m further moved by the passion each driver has demonstrated for their charity. I hope race fans share in their passion and find a place in their heart to also contribute. Every single dollar helps. Together, let’s show the entire racing community what High Limit fans can do!”


 

Many of the 2025 Kubota High Limit drivers have already chosen their charitable organization should they win the season opening event at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on either March 13 or 15. The list of current charity organization choices is listed below with links. Fans are encouraged to learn more about the organizations and make donations to support the program and their favorite driver. 


 

“What the Angel Donor has created is truly remarkable,” said Kubota High Limit Racing driver Rico Abreu, whose charity of choice, Jaxon’s Superheroes Foundation received more than $36,000 through donations in 2024. “The program has raised awareness for organizations that often don’t receive the attention they deserve. I want to personally thank the Angel Donor, the fans and my partners who helped support Jaxon’s Superheroes last season. Even the smallest donations can be impactful for these organizations.”


 

Announcer Tony LaPorta will begin asking the now well-known question “Which charity are you choosing to receive a $1,000 donation from our Angel Donor?” when Kubota High Limit Racing begins its season at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on March 13. Tickets for the event, including backstretch VIP parking passes are available for pre-purchase here. The full 2025 schedule and tickets for other High Limit events can be found here.


 

If you can’t attend the race live, you can hear each winning driver’s charity of choice from Whiskey Myers Victory Lane live on FloRacing. Click here to subscribe to FloRacing, Kubota High Limit Racing’s exclusive streaming partner.


 

2025 High Limit Racing Drivers’ Charity of Choice:

·      Aaron Reutzel – Texas Children’s Hospital

·      Brad Sweet – Shriners Children’s Hospital

·      Brenham Crouch – American Cancer Society

·      Chase Randall – Bleeding Disorders of the Heartland

·      Daison Pursley – Shepherds Center Foundation

·      Danny Sams III – Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institution

·      Justin Peck – Rayce Rudeen Foundation

·      Kyle Larson – Sherry Strong

·      Rico Abreu – Jaxon’s Superheroes Foundation

·      Spencer Bayston – Riley Children’s Hospital of Indianapolis

·      Tanner Thorson – The Good Fight Group

·      Tyler Courtney – Today’s Champions

 

Enter to Win Exclusive Access to the World Premiere Screening of DIRT II: A SEASON WITH HIGH LIMIT PRESENTED BY NOS ENERGY DRINK and Tickets to the Kubota High Limit Racing Season Opener in Las Vegas

FloRacing is hosting a sweepstakes giving fans the chance to attend the exclusive world premiere screening of DIRT II: A Season with High Limit Presented by NOS Energy Drink at the South Point Hotel Casino & Spa in Las Vegas on March 12 along with tickets to the season opener of the Kubota High Limit Racing season at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on March 13 and 15.  


 

The screening will be hosted by FloSports for Kubota High Limit Racing drivers, teams and other notables from the motorsports world in advance of the series' global debut on FloRacing March 13. 


 


 

WATCH DIRT II: A SEASON WITH HIGH LIMIT TRAILER


 

DIRT Season 2 goes under the hood of Kubota High Limit Racing’s first full season, delivering an all-access pass to the grit, drama, and rivalries that define the sport. Fans will get an inside look at Kyle Larson, Brad Sweet, Rico Abreu, Corey Day, and more as they battle it out for dirt supremacy.


 

To enter, please visit: https://go.flosports.tv/giveaway/dirts2. And be sure to catch DIRT Season II presented by NOS Energy Drink on March 13 exclusively on FloRacing. 


 

Tickets for the Kubota High Limit Racing season opener at Las Vegas Motor Speedway as well as nearly every event in 2025 are now available for pre-purchase online. All two-day reserved tickets purchased online prior to Noon on March 13 will receive a free pit pass upgrade at the track.


 

Every High Limit Racing event, including the season opener, will be streamed live on FloRacing. If you're not already a FloRacing subscriber, click here to sign up today. 


 
 

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2025 fast  sprint car series schedule

MARCH

Saturday, March 15 - Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway ; Imperial, PA

Saturday, March 22 - RAIN DATE for Mar 15 at Pittsburgh

 

April

Sunday, April 13 - Millstream Speedway ; Findlay, OH

Saturday, April 19 - Atomic Speedway ; Alma, OH

Saturday, April 26 - Muskingum County Speedway ; Dresden, OH

 

MAY

Friday, May 2 - Tri-City Raceway Park ; Franklin, PA

Saturday, May 3 - Michael's Mercer Raceway ; Mercer, PA

Saturday, May 10 - Millstream Speedway ; Findlay, Ohio

Sunday, May 25 - Knox Raceway ; Knox, PA

 

June 

Friday, June 20 - Lincoln Park Speedway ; Putnamville, IN

Saturday, June 21 - Paragon Speedway ; Paragon, IN

Sunday, June 22 - Terre Haute Action Track ; Terre Haute, IN

Saturday, June 28 - TBA

 

July

Thursday, July 3 - Skyline Speedway ; Stewart, OH (Pete Smith Memorial)

Friday, July 4 - Tri-City Raceway Park ; Franklin, PA

Saturday, July 5 - Wayne County Speedway ; Orrville, OH

Saturday, July 12 - Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway ; Imperial, PA

Sunday, July 13 - Knox Raceway ; Knox, PA

Saturday, July 26 - Wayne County Speedway ; Orrville, OH

 

August

Saturday, August 2 - Muskingum County Speedway ; Dresden, OH

Saturday, August 16 - Atomic Speedway ; Alma, OH

Friday, August 22 - Michael's Mercer Raceway - Mercer, PA

Saturday, August 23 - Wayne County Speedway - Orrville, OH

Sunday, August 24 - Millstream Speedway ; Findlay, OH

 

September

Sunday, September 14 - Knox Raceway ; Knox, PA

 

October

Saturday, October 4 - Atomic Speedway ; Alma, OH

 

2025HighLimit Sprint Schedule
Mar13

Thursday, 13 March 2025

Las Vegas Motor Speedway

2025 Season Opener

 
Mar15

Saturday, 15 March 2025

Las Vegas Motor Speedway

2025 Season Opener

 
Mar19

Wednesday, 19 March 2025

Thunderbowl Raceway

Kubota High Limit Racing

 
Mar21

Friday, 21 March 2025

Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway

Kubota High Limit Racing

 
Mar22

Saturday, 22 March 2025

Perris Auto Speedway

Kubota High Limit Racing

 
Mar28

Friday, 28 March 2025

Central Arizona Raceway

Kubota High Limit Racing

 
Mar29

Saturday, 29 March 2025

Central Arizona Raceway

Kubota High Limit Racing

 
Apr1

Tuesday, 01 April 2025

Vado Speedway Park

Kubota High Limit Racing

 
Apr4

Friday, 04 April 2025

Route 66 Motor Speedway

Kubota High Limit Racing

 
Apr5

Saturday, 05 April 2025

Dodge City Raceway Park

Kubota High Limit Racing

 
Apr30

Wednesday, 30 April 2025

Texarkana 67 Speedway

Roto-Rooter Midweek Series Opener

 
May1

Thursday, 01 May 2025

Texas Motor Speedway

Stockyard Stampede

 
May3

Saturday, 03 May 2025

Texas Motor Speedway

Stockyard Stampede

 
May7

Wednesday, 07 May 2025

81 Speedway

Evans Building Battle at 81 - Roto-Rooter Midweek Series Race #2

 
May9

Friday, 09 May 2025

Lakeside Speedway

Hasty Bake Kansas City Clash

 
May10

Saturday, 10 May 2025

Tri City Speedway

Kubota High Limit Racing

 
May12

Monday, 12 May 2025

Kokomo Speedway

Monday MAYhem - Roto-Rooter Midweek Series Race #3

 
May14

Wednesday, 14 May 2025

Fremont Speedway

Roto-Rooter Midweek Series Race #4

 
May16

Friday, 16 May 2025

Ransomville Speedway

Kubota High Limit Racing

 
May17

Saturday, 17 May 2025

Utica-Rome Speedway

Double Down at Utica-Rome Speedway

 
May20

Tuesday, 20 May 2025

Grandview Speedway

Roto-Rooter Midweek Series Race #5

 
May23

Friday, 23 May 2025

Port Royal Speedway

Bob Weikert Memorial

 
May24

Saturday, 24 May 2025

Port Royal Speedway

Bob Weikert Memorial

 
May25

Sunday, 25 May 2025

Port Royal Speedway

Bob Weikert Memorial

 
May30

Friday, 30 May 2025

Lawrenceburg Speedway

Battle at the Burg

 
May31

Saturday, 31 May 2025

Butler Speedway

Mace Thomas Classic

 
Jun3

Tuesday, 03 June 2025

141 Speedway

Roto-Rooter Midweek Series Race #6 (Rayce Rudeen Foundation Race)

 
Jun4

Wednesday, 04 June 2025

Red Cedar Speedway

Roto-Rooter Midweek Series Race #7

 
Jun10

Tuesday, 10 June 2025

Eagle Raceway

Roto-Rooter Midweek Series Race #8 (Eagle Nationals)

 
Jun25

Wednesday, 25 June 2025

Lake Ozark Speedway

Roto-Rooter Midweek Series Race #9 (Beach Brawl)

 
Jun27

Friday, 27 June 2025

Lucas Oil Speedway

Diamond Classic

 
Jun28

Saturday, 28 June 2025

Lucas Oil Speedway

Diamond Classic

 
Jul11

Friday, 11 July 2025

Florence Speedway

Kentucky Sprint Nationals

 
Jul12

Saturday, 12 July 2025

Florence Speedway

Kentucky Sprint Nationals

 
Jul16

Wednesday, 16 July 2025

Eldora Speedway

Double Down Duels

 
Jul17

Thursday, 17 July 2025

Eldora Speedway

Joker's Jackpot

 
Jul22

Tuesday, 22 July 2025

Lernerville Speedway

Roto-Rooter Midweek Series Race #10 (Don Martin Memorial Silver Cup)

 
Aug15

Friday, 15 August 2025

Thunderbowl Raceway

Kubota High Limit Racing

 
Aug16

Saturday, 16 August 2025

Placerville Speedway

49er Gold Rush Classic

 
Aug21

Thursday, 21 August 2025

Silver Dollar Speedway

Gold Cup Race of Champions

 
Aug22

Friday, 22 August 2025

Silver Dollar Speedway

Gold Cup Race of Champions

 
Aug23

Saturday, 23 August 2025

Silver Dollar Speedway

Gold Cup Race of Champions

 
Aug25

Monday, 25 August 2025

Douglas County Dirt Track

Showdown on the River

 
Aug28

Thursday, 28 August 2025

Skagit Speedway

Skagit Nationals

 
Aug29

Friday, 29 August 2025

Skagit Speedway

Skagit Nationals

 
Aug30

Saturday, 30 August 2025

Skagit Speedway

Skagit Nationals

 
Sep4

Thursday, 04 September 2025

Port Royal Speedway

Tuscarora 50

 
Sep5

Friday, 05 September 2025

Port Royal Speedway

Tuscarora 50

 
Sep6

Saturday, 06 September 2025

Port Royal Speedway

Tuscarora 50

 
Sep12

Friday, 12 September 2025

Lernerville Speedway

Commonwealth Clash

 
Sep13

Saturday, 13 September 2025

Lernerville Speedway

Commonwealth Clash

 
Sep19

Friday, 19 September 2025

Eldora Speedway

4-Crown Nationals

 
Sep20

Saturday, 20 September 2025

Eldora Speedway

4-Crown Nationals

 
Sep27

Saturday, 27 September 2025

Bridgeport Motorsports Park

Kubota High Limit Racing

 
Sep28

Sunday, 28 September 2025

Path Valley Speedway Park

Kubota High Limit Racing

 
Oct10

Friday, 10 October 2025

Lakeside Speedway

Heartland of America Showdown

 
Oct11

Saturday, 11 October 2025

Lakeside Speedway

Heartland of America Showdown

 
Oct15

Wednesday, 15 October 2025

Lucas Oil Speedway

Roto-Rooter Midweek Series Finale

 
Oct17

Friday, 17 October 2025

Texas Motor Speedway

All-In Championship Weekend

 
Oct18

Saturday, 18 October 2025

Texas Motor Speedway

All-In Championship Weekend

 

 

2025 POWRi Elite Outlaw Sprint Schedule

Date | Track | Location | To-Win

*Friday, February 21 | Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track | Fort Worth, TX | $5,000

*Saturday, February 22 | Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track | Fort Worth, TX | $7,000

Thursday, February 27 | 37 Speedway | Pleasanton, TX | $4,000

Friday, February 28 | South Texas Race Ranch | Corpus Christi, TX | $4,000

Saturday, March 1 | South Texas Race Ranch | Corpus Christi, TX | $4,000

Sunday, March 2 | TBA

*Friday, April 25 | Creek County Speedway | Sapulpa, OK | $5,000

*Saturday, April 26 | Tri-State Speedway | Pocola, OK | $5,000

Friday, May 2 | Rocket Raceway Park | Petty, TX | $4,000

Friday, June 6 | TBA

Saturday, June 7 | TBA

Friday June 20 | HOT Speedway | Elm Mott, TX | $3,000

Saturday, June 21 | Kennedale Speedway Park | Kennedale, TX | $3,000

Saturday, June 28 | Lawton Speedway | Lawton, OK | $3,000

Saturday, July 12 | Texarkana 67 Speedway | Texarkana, AR | $4,646

Friday, August 1 | HOT Speedway | Elm Mott, TX | $3,000

Saturday, August 2 | TBA

Friday, August 22 | Big O Speedway | Ennis, TX | $3,000

Saturday, August 23 | Kennedale Speedway Park | Kennedale, TX | $3,000

*Thursday, September 18 | Lucas Oil Speedway | Wheatland, MO | TBA

*Friday, September 19 | Lucas Oil Speedway | Wheatland, MO | TBA

*Saturday, September 20 | Lucas Oil Speedway | Wheatland, MO | $10,000

*Friday, November 7 | Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track | Fort Worth, TX | $5,000

*Saturday, November 8 | Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track | Fort Worth, TX | $7,000

*In Conjunction with the POWRi Honest Abe Roofing 410 Outlaw Sprints

 

2025 Elite Non-Wing Sprint Schedule

Date | Track | Location

Saturday, April 12 | RPM Speedway | Crandall, TX

Saturday, April 19 | Big O Speedway | Ennis, TX

Saturday, May 31 | TBA

Friday, July 4 | TBA

Saturday, July 5 | Houston Motorsports Park | Houston, TX

Friday, July 25 | Beaver County Raceway | Beaver, OK

Saturday, July 26 | Route 66 Motor Speedway | Amarillo, TX

Saturday, August 16 | Lawton Speedway | Lawton, OK

Saturday, September 13 | RPM Speedway | Crandall, TX

Thursday, September 18 | Lucas Oil Speedway | Wheatland, MO

Friday, September 19 | Lucas Oil Speedway | Wheatland, MO

Saturday, September 20 | Lucas Oil Speedway | Wheatland, MO

Thursday, September 25 | TBA

Friday, September 26 | Texarkana 67 Speedway | Texarkana, AR

Saturday, September 27 | Texarkana 67 Speedway | Texarkana, AR

Saturday, October 11 | Big O Speedway | Ennis, TX

Friday, October 17 | Dodge City Raceway Park | Dodge City, KS

Saturday, October 18 | TBA

Friday, November 7 | Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track | Fort Worth, TX

Saturday, November 8 | Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track | Fort Worth, TX

       

 

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