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Sye Lynch Announces Big Kubota High Limit Racing Plans For 2026

Sye Lynch survived his first season on Kubota High Limit Racing — and now, the Apollo, Pa., driver is equipped for a stronger 2026 season on the third-year national tour.

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What's Next For Tanner English After Coltman Farms Departure?

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (Dec. 11) — With the Performance Racing Industry Trade Show only four hours from Tanner English’s home, it’s easy enough to make a trip to the Indianapolis Convention Center to shake hands and connect with his supporters.

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Industry Reacts To FloSports Taking Over Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (Dec. 11) — Rick Schwallie has spent more than two decades — nearly half his life — working with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, so he has the cachet to know what’s good for the national tour.

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Chris Madden Slides Into Infinity House Car For Full-Time Schedule

Returning to full-time racing, Chris Madden will pilot the Hazard, Ky.-based Infinity Chassis house car for Wells Motorsports in 2026, running an independent Dirt Late Model schedule, the 50-year-old Gray Court, S.C., driver announced today.

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Daulton Wilson Has A New Dirt Late Model Ride For 2026

Daulton Wilson of Fayetteville, N.C., will drive full-time for Big Frog-Viper Motorsports in 2026, the team announced today during the Performance Racing Industry Trade Show in Indianapolis.

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Why Spire Motorsports Is Going All-In With High Limit Racing

NASCAR team owner Jeff Dickerson itched for a return to his short-track racing roots. Giovanni Scelzi sought a fresh change of scenery. Successful crew chief Eric Prutzman was available for hire. Chili’s was ready to take its corporate eatery dirt racing.

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Historic Timeline Of Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series

FloSports announced Thursday morning that it has acquired ownership of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series. The announcement was made jointly by FloSports CEO and co-founder Mark Floreani and Lucas Oil CEO Morgan Lucas.

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Gio Scelzi, Spire Motorsports Going All-In With High Limit Racing

MOORESVILLE, N.C. – Spire Motorsports is “all in” for 2026. In addition to its NASCAR-focused efforts, the Mooresville, N.C.-headquartered organization will campaign a 410 winged sprint car entry full time for the 66-race Kubota High Limit Racing series with standout open-wheel pilot Giovanni “Gio” Scelzi. The team will work closely with Clauson Marshall Racing and chase the division’s 2026 championship.

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