The third race of the 2023 High Limit Sprint Car Series season will see the green flag one day later than expected. High Limit Racing officials announced Sunday morning that the event originally scheduled for Tuesday, May 2 at Kokomo Speedway has been postponed one day to Wednesday, May 3. 

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Due to weather, officials have agreed to push the High Limit Sprint Car Series debut at Indiana’s @KokomoSpeedway back to this Wednesday, May 3.

It’s still a $23K jackpot pres. by @Driven2Save!

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Wednesday's race at "Indiana's Baddest Bullring" will pay $23,023 to win. Like the first two races of the inaugural season, the race is expected to feature a strong field of the nation's top sprint car drivers.Through two races, the series has averaged 53.5 cars per race. 

Giovanni Scelzi claimed the $50,000-to-win season opener at Lakeside Speedway, while Anthony Macri captured the checkered flag last Tuesday at 34 Raceway. 

Kyle Larson and Tyler Courtney are tied atop the High Limit Sprint Car Series point standings after two races. Complete point standings following the event at 34 Raceway can be viewed here. 

Wednesday's race at Kokomo Speedway and the remainder of the High Limit Sprint Car Series schedule will be streamed live on FloRacing. If you're not already a FloRacing subscriber, you can click here to sign up today.