The Kubota High Limit Racing Series was introduced in 2022 and has grown with each year of its existence. 

The first full season in 2023 included a 13-event schedule, while the 2024 calendar featured nearly 60 domestic races and a special three-race series in Australia.

In 2025, the action gets underway in March, with more than 60 events scheduled across 20 states. 

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The co-creators and co-owners of High Limit Racing are motorsport dynamo Kyle Larson and World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series veteran Brad Sweet.

The circuit’s upcoming season will bring them to 36 tracks across the United States from March through October. 

High Limit Racing is expected to award $1 million in 2025, with $250,000 going to the winning team and driver, collectively.

But before the action kicks off March 13 at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway in Las Vegas, let’s take a look back at some of the things to know about the successful 2024 season:

Who Won The Kubota High Limit Racing Events In 2024?

During the 2024 Kubota High Limit Racing season, 17 drivers found the winner’s circle, with Sweet having a dominant year. 

Sweet picked up 10 wins and led the points race over Tyler Courtney, who won six times. Rico Abreu was third in points and second in wins with eight victories.

Here’s everyone who won in 2024:

• Feb. 12 – East Bay Raceway Park (Kyle Larson)
• Feb. 13 – East Bay Raceway Park (Tyler Courtney)
• Feb. 22 – Golden Isles Speedway (Tyler Courtney)
• Feb. 24 – Golden Isles Speedway (Jacob Allen)
• April 13 – Texas Motor Speedway (Anthony Macri)
• April 14 – RPM Speedway (Corey Day)
• April 16 – Red Dirt Raceway (Corey Day)
• April 19 – Southern Oklahoma Speedway (Brad Sweet)
• April 20 – Salina Highbanks Speedway (Brad Sweet)
• April 23 – Riverside International Speedway (Corey Day)
• May 1 – 81 Speedway (race canceled)
• May 3 – Lakeside Speedway (Brad Sweet)
• May 4 – Lakeside Speedway (Brad Sweet)
• May 10 – 34 Raceway (Brad Sweet)
• May 11 – Tri-City Speedway (Brent Marks)
• May 13 – Kokomo Speedway (Tyler Courtney)
• May 16 – Outlaw Speedway (Brad Sweet)
• May 17 – Utica-Rome Speedway (Rico Abreu)
• May 26 – Port Royal Speedway (Danny Dietrich)
• May 28 – Grandview Speedway (Brent Marks)
• May 31 – Lawrenceburg Speedway (Kyle Larson)
• June 2 – Butler Speedway (James McFadden)
• June 4 – Davenport Speedway (race canceled)
• June 7 – I-70 Speedway (Corey Day)
• June 8 – I-70 Speedway (Rico Abreu)
• June 11 – Eagle Raceway (Kyle Larson)
• June 26 – Lake Ozark Speedway (Corey Day)
• June 28 – Lucas Oil Speedway (Tyler Courtney)
• July 13 – Portsmouth Raceway Park (Rico Abreu)
• July 17 – Eldora Speedway (Logan Schuchart/Gio Scelzi) 
• July 18 – Eldora Speedway (David Gravel)
• July 23 – Lernerville Speedway (Rico Abreu)
• Aug. 15 – Thunderbowl Raceway (Kyle Larson)
• Aug. 16 – Kings Speedway (Tyler Courtney)
• Aug. 17 – Placerville Speedway (James McFadden)
• Aug. 22 – Silver Dollar Speedway (Corey Day)
• Aug. 23 – Silver Dollar Speedway (Tanner Thorson)
• Aug. 24 – Silver Dollar Speedway (Corey Day)
• Aug. 26 – Douglas County Dirt Track (James McFadden)
• Aug. 28 – Grays Harbor Raceway (Trey Starks)
• Aug. 29 – Skagit Speedway (Trey Starks)
• Aug. 30 – Skagit Speedway (Rico Abreu)
• Aug. 31 – Skagit Speedway (Rico Abreu)
• Sept. 5 – Port Royal Speedway (Brad Sweet)
• Sept. 6 – Port Royal Speedway (Aaron Reutzel)
• Sept. 7 – Port Royal Speedway (Rico Abreu)
• Sept. 13 – Lernerville Speedway (Corey Day)
• Sept. 14 – Lernerville Speedway (Tyler Courtney)
• Sept. 20 – Eldora Speedway (Justin Peck)
• Sept. 21 – Eldora Speedway (Rico Abreu)
• Sept. 28 – Florence Speedway (race canceled)
• Oct. 1 – Atomic Speedway (race canceled)
• Oct. 8 – I-70 Speedway (Brad Sweet)
• Oct. 9 – Lucas Oil Speedway (Brad Sweet)
• Oct. 11 – Texas Motor Speedway (Brad Sweet)
• Oct. 12 – Texas Motor Speedway (Brent Marks)

2024 Season Winner: Brad Sweet (10 event wins)

Kubota High Limit Racing 2024: The Ultimate Season Recap!

Sometimes, words just can’t do things justice. Here’s the ultimate 2024 season recap from the FloRacing YouTube page:

High Limit Racing Went Down Under In 2024

The calendar year, and the 2024 HLR schedule, ended with a special three-day feature in Perth, Australia, where hometown favorite James McFadden picked up a pair of wins but was denied the sweep when Larson took control on the final night.

McFadden was the winner on the first two nights and forever will be credited with winning the first High Limit Racing event outside of the United States. He led for 26 laps on the final night, too, but Larson stole the show and the victory on McFadden’s home turf. 

The win for Larson, which netted him $100,000 AUD ($62,000 USD), made him the first person in Australian racing history with a six-figure payday. McFadden took home $50,000 AUD as the runner-up for the weekend. 

In October 2024, McFadden announced he no longer would be racing sprint cars full-time in the United States after two years with High Limit Racing and a stint with World of Outlaws.

During the 2024 season, McFadden recorded all three of his official HLR victories (the special series in Australia did not count toward the normal points and stats), 17 top-5 finishes and 33 top-10 performances. 

Read more: James McFadden Heading Home To Australia, Will Not Race Full-Time In 2025

Kyle Larson gets his first win in Australian, outdueling James McFadden in the High Limit International, the richest race in country history

$100,000AUS win

Turned into a dang good race once it got going long enough to reach traffic

— Matt Weaver (@MattWeaverRA) December 30, 2024

Brad Sweet Will Defend Kubota High Limit Racing Title

Sweet is more than just a behind-the-scenes entity with Kubota High Limit Racing – he also is one of the circuit’s most dominant performers.

The 39-year-old made a name for himself in the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series, which included five consecutive championships from 2019-2023, and he wasted little time finding success among the High Limit ranks.

Sweet was quiet in the inaugural 2023 season of High Limit Racing, but he was ever-present in 2024, winning 10 times on the way to the top of the points list. 

Along with being the defending champion in the series, he’s also No. 2 on the all-time wins list behind Abreu (12). 

Known as “The Big Cat,” Sweet will be back in 2025 to defend his HLR title, which he’ll do with a new crew chief for the first time since 2017.

Did You Know: Sweet and Larson are more than just business partners and on-track rivals – they’re also brothers-in-law, as Lason is married to Sweet’s sister, Katelyn. 

Best Races Of 2024: High Limit Racing

Check out some of the best action from the 2024 High Limit Racing season.

When Does The 2025 Kubota High Limit Racing Season Start?

The 2025 Kubota High Limit Racing season will begin March 13 in Las Vegas, where two days of racing will determine the winner of a $25,000 top prize.

The overall purse for High Limit Racing in 2025 will award $1 million, with $250,000 going to the winning team and driver, collectively.

Read more ahead of the 2025 season:

• High Limit Racing Schedule For 2025: What To Know
• FloRacing Launches Exclusive High Limit Racing Las Vegas Sweepstakes
• Breaking Down The 2025 Kubota High Limit Racing Roster

Where To Get Tickets For High Limit Racing 2025

Tickets for select 2025 events already are available HERE, with more events coming soon.

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