Kubota High Limit Racing turns its attention to the fifth annual Skagit Nationals at Washington's Skagit Raceway this weekend, which this year boasts one of the most lucrative winner's purses in all of Sprint Car racing at $126,000-to-win.

Nearly 40 drivers are expected to compete in the three-day Skagit Nationals at the Burlington, Wash., oval, that begins with Thursday ($10,000-to-win) and Friday ($20,000-to-win) prelim action. Overall, $454,540 in total purse money will be cashed out at the Skagit Nationals.

The 13 full-time High Rollers and High Limit teams headline the roster: Rico Abreu, Brenham Crouch, Sye Lynch, Brent Marks, Justin Peck, Daryn Pittman (carrying on Jason Meyers Racing's full-time High Limit status), Daison Pursley, Chase Randall, Danny Sams III, Justin Sanders (in the Ridge & Sons Racing No. 87 for injured Aaron Reutzel), Giovanni Scelzi (in the Clauson-Marshall No. 7BC for injured Tyler Courtney), Brad Sweet and Tanner Thorson.

James McFadden aboard the Tarlton Motorsports No. 21 has two runner-up finishes and three total podiums in four career Skagit Nationals finales. Washington native Trey Starks is among the non-series drivers with previous success at the Skagit Nationals, having won a prelim night at the event last year.

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Entry List For High Limit Skagit Nationals At Skagit Speedway