The second running of High Limit International at Australia's state-of-the-art Perth Motorplex that converged big-name drivers from both the United States and The Land Down Under wrapped up with Tuesday's $110,000-to-win USD finale.

Blasting around early leader Buddy Kofoid on the lap-15 restart and fending off Australian favorite Dayne Kingshott down the stretch, Kyle Larson came to life aboard the Jason Pryde-owned No. 1k machine in the second half of the 35-lap feature to capture his second straight High Limit International crown.

Kingshott, who led the opening six laps before finishing a half second behind Larson, took the two-time event champ down to the wire with a battered No. 2 Krikke Motorsport machine that had wing damage, nerf bar damage and a worn-out right-rear tire, nearly landing a pair of sliders on the final restart with two laps remaining.

Pole-starting Buddy Kofoid led laps 7-14 and never contended for the victory following the lap-15 restart where Larson snatched the lead with a fourth-to-first move. Corey Day had Larson in crosshairs over the final laps, erasing a 1.5-second deficit with nine laps remaining to challenge his Hendrick Motorsports mentor with a series of sliders with five laps to go.

But after slapping the wall one too many times in furious pursuit of Larson along the high side, Day's right-rear tire blew out on the final restart with two laps remaining. 2025 High Limit Racing champ Rico Abreu failed to finish as his engine expired with three laps remaining.

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