Kubota High Limit Racing held its prelim night for the 43rd annual 4-Crown Nationals at Eldora Speedway on Friday, which featured a full program capped off with a 25-lap feature decided in the final laps.

Using the final restart with two laps remaining to his advantage to upend race-long pacesetter Rico Abreu, Aaron Reutzel surged back to Eldora victory lane in his first trip back to the half-mile since July's nasty crash during Kings Royal week in which he fractured his right foot.

Reutzel ran third with two laps left until second-running Anthony Macri crashed with the lapped car of Parker Price-Miller, drawing the final caution and resetting the field. On that final restart, Reutzel stunted Abreu's momentum just enough through a series of slide jobs for his seventh High Limit victory of 2025.

High Limit rookie Chase Randall rounded out the podium in third while Justin Peck (from ninth) and Brady Bacon (from 12th) finished fourth and fifth respectively. Daison Pursley, who's running all five classes at the 4-Crown this weekend, finished ninth from 17th and won the Great Lakes Super Sprints 360 feature from 11th.

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