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2026 High Limit Racing Season Opener at Las Vegas Motor Speedway

Can Rico Repeat? And 3 Key Questions Ahead Of The High Limit Racing Season

Can Rico Repeat? And 3 Key Questions Ahead Of The High Limit Racing Season

March means that the High Limit Racing season is starting up on FloRacing. Here are four burning questions heading into the 2026 season.

Mar 6, 2026 by Andy Schamma
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With over $1 million in winnings up for grabs and Tony Stewart adding even more firepower to Rico Abreu's ride, the 2026 Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing season is set to be one of the most highly anticipated series of the year for fans of elite sprint car racing.

The extended 66-race season kicks off on familiar turf, returning to Las Vegas March 12-14 for the 2026 High Limit Season Opener. It will open up a long week of racing at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway before NASCAR takes over "Sin City."

New stakes in 2026 include more cash rewards than ever, not to mention the unprecedented $18 million investment by High Limit Racing which formalized a new "High Roller Club" and "Joker Fund" to make it easier than ever for teams to compete long-term. More details can be found below.

Here are four burning questions we have heading into the 2026 season.

1. Can Rico Abreu Make It Two In A Row?

Between the season opener in Las Vegas last March and the finale in October at Texas Motor Speedway, Rico Abreu secured 13 feature wins and led High Limit races for 256 laps—70 more than the next best, Aaron Reutzel. It was good enough to secure the drivers and owners points races by more than 40 points in his first career sprint car championship series win.

In 2026, Abreu has even more firepower on his side with Tony Stewart officially along for the ride. 

With a new name and franchise, Abreu will be driving the Tony Stewart/Curb-Agajanian Racing No. 24 as the reigning series champion.

Rico said "This is not just an opportunity to drive for a great race team, but really one of the best teams ever assembled in sprint car racing history."

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2. What's New With The 2026 High Limit Schedule?

The 2026 High Limit series schedule features 66 races and will tour across 20 states with five new states that weren't included in 2025.

Right at the top of the season, there will be three nights of racing to kick off the racing in Las Vegas instead of just two. The same is true for the following week in Casa Grande at the Central Arizona Raceway, March 19-21.

New race tracks dot the schedule, including visits to Dacotah Speedway in North Dakota, Davenport Speedway in Iowa, and Big Sky Speedway in Montana among others.

The Roto-Rooter Midweek Series is expanded to 15 events, bringing even more dirt action to our screens on weekdays.

Chase Raudman broke it all down on YouTube.  

3. "Rookie Of The Year" Battle Is Officially On: Hank Davis or Tanner Holmes?

On February 17, Hank Davis announced that he would be hitting the dirt full-time on the High Limit Racing Series tour. The 22-year-old will compete against not only some of the best sprint car drivers in the world, but also another Gen-Z driver in 21-year-old Tanner Holmes.

Holmes, a native from Jacksonville, Oregon, is driving the Buch Motorsports No. 13. 

Davis, out of Sand Springs, Oklahoma will be driving the No. 17GP for Michael Dutcher Motorsports and Lance Keller with Lifestyle Homes. 

In 2025, Daison Pursley snagged the Rayce Rudeen Foundation Rookie of the Year Award. He beat three other rookies for the title and finished seventh in the drivers points race.

Read more here about how Hank Davis has risen through the ranks through consistent performances at the Chili Bowl Nationals.

4. How Will The "High Roller Club" and "Joker Fund" Shift Things?

Teams have a chance to compete for more than ever. Now, the potential for earning a membership card to the "High Roller Club" is on the table based on 2026 and 2027 performance for five teams. 

The High Roller Club includes ten race teams that have earned exclusive membership cards based on their performance in 2024-25.

With it, they are guaranteed annual payouts and provide stability for the teams through distribution of a total value of $18 million.

Each season, card rankings will be reshuffled among members based on each team's two-year average finish in the points standings. Card values, which are paid throughout the season and independent of race purse and bonus monies, are set to increase through 2029.

Here's who won each card for 2026:

  • Ace - Rico Abreu/Curb Agajanian Racing - $425,000
  • King - Kasey Kahne Racing - $350,000
  • Queen - Clauson-Marshall Racing - $300,000
  • Jack - Murray-Marks Motorsports - $280,000
  • Ten - Ridge & Sons Racing - $260,000
  • Nine - Jason Meyers Racing - $240,000
  • Eight - Buch Motorsports - $220,000
  • Seven - Rudeen Racing - $200,000
  • Six - Rod Gross Motorsports - $175,000
  • Five - CJB Motorsports - $150,000

One team, Spire Motorsports, has used the "High Roller Club" as an opportunity to dive into the deep end by purchasing Jason Meyers Racing's membership card. Owner Jeff Dickerson has hired Giovanni Scelzi to drive the Chili's sponsored No. 77 with a help from six-time national champion crew chief Eric Prutzman.

Click here for the full breakdown and tiebreaker details on the High Roller Club, Joker Fund, and other cash rewards available this season.

How To Watch High Limit Racing 2026 On FloRacing

The 2026 High Limit Racing series will be broadcast on FloRacing and the FloSports App in the United States.

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2026 Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing Schedule

Day, Date - Track Name - Location

  • Thursday, March 12 – Las Vegas Motor Speedway – Las Vegas, Nev.
  • Friday, March 13 – Las Vegas Motor Speedway – Las Vegas, Nev.
  • Saturday, March 14 – Las Vegas Motor Speedway – Las Vegas, Nev.
  • Thursday, March 19 – Central Arizona Raceway – Casa Grande, Ariz.
  • Friday, March 20 – Central Arizona Raceway – Casa Grande, Ariz.
  • Saturday, March 21 – Central Arizona Raceway – Casa Grande, Ariz.
  • Tuesday, March 24 – Vado Speedway Park – Vado, N.M.
  • Friday, March 27 – Route 66 Motor Speedway – Amarillo, Tex.
  • Saturday, March 28 – Dodge City Raceway Park – Dodge City, Kans.
  • Thursday, April 16 – 81 Speedway – Park City, Kans.
  • Friday, April 17 – Lakeside Speedway – Kansas City, Kans.
  • Saturday, April 18 – Lucas Oil Speedway – Wheatland, Mo.
  • Tuesday, April 21 – Eagle Raceway – Eagle, Neb.
  • Tuesday, April 28 – Arrowhead Speedway – Colcord, Okla.
  • Thursday, April 30 – Texas Motor Speedway - Fort Worth, Tex.
  • Saturday, May 2 – Texas Motor Speedway – Fort Worth, Tex.
  • Friday, May 8 – Kokomo Speedway – Kokomo, Ind.
  • Saturday, May 9 – Kokomo Speedway – Kokomo, Ind.
  • Tuesday, May 19 – Grandview Speedway – Bechtelsville, Penn.
  • Friday, May 22 – Port Royal Speedway – Port Royal, Penn.
  • Saturday, May 23 – Port Royal Speedway – Port Royal, Penn.
  • Sunday, May 24 – Port Royal Speedway – Port Royal, Penn.
  • Friday, May 29 – Lawrenceburg Speedway – Lawrenceburg, Ind.
  • Saturday, May 30 – Butler Motor Speedway – Quincy, Mich.
  • Monday, June 1 – Davenport Speedway – Davenport, Iowa
  • Wednesday, June 3 – Red Cedar Speedway – Menomonie, Wisc.
  • Thursday, June 4 – Gondik Law Speedway - Superior, Wisc.
  • Friday, June 5 – I-94 Speedway – Fergus Falls, Minn.
  • Saturday, June 6 – Dacotah Speedway – Mandan, N.D.
  • Tuesday, June 9 – Eagle Raceway – Eagle, Neb.
  • Thursday, June 11 – Shelby County Speedway – Harlan, Iowa
  • Friday, June 26 – Big Sky Speedway – Billings, Mont.
  • Saturday, June 27 – Big Sky Speedway – Billings, Mont.
  • Monday, July 13 – Fremont Speedway – Fremont, Ohio
  • Wednesday, July 15 – Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, Ohio
  • Thursday, July 16 – Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, Ohio
  • Tuesday, July 21 – Lernerville Speedway – Sarver, Penn.
  • Thursday, July 23 – Ransomville Speedway – Ransomville, N.Y.
  • Friday, July 24 – Stateline Speedway – Busti, N.Y.
  • Saturday, July 25 – Port Royal Speedway – Port Royal, Penn.
  • Sunday, July 26 – Port Royal Speedway – Port Royal, Penn.
  • Tuesday, July 28 – Bridgeport Speedway – Swedesboro, New Jersey
  • Thursday, August 20 – Santa Maria Speedway – Santa Maria, Calif.
  • Friday, August 21 – Thunderbowl Raceway – Tulare, Calif.
  • Saturday, August 22 – Placerville Speedway – Placerville, Calif.
  • Thursday, August 27 – Silver Dollar Speedway – Chico, Calif.
  • Friday, August 28 – Silver Dollar Speedway – Chico, Calif.
  • Saturday, August 29 – Silver Dollar Speedway – Chico, Calif.
  • Monday, August 31 – Douglas County Dirtrack – Roseburg, Ore.
  • Thursday, September 3 – Skagit Speedway – Alger, Wash.
  • Friday, September 4 – Skagit Speedway – Alger, Wash.
  • Saturday, September 5 – Skagit Speedway – Alger, Wash.
  • Thursday, September 10 – Port Royal Speedway – Port Royal, Penn.
  • Friday, September 11 – Port Royal Speedway – Port Royal, Penn.
  • Saturday, September 12 – Port Royal Speedway – Port Royal, Penn.
  • Thursday, September 17 – Lucas Oil Speedway – Wheatland, Mo.
  • Friday, September 18 – Lucas Oil Speedway – Wheatland, Mo.
  • Saturday, September 19 – Lucas Oil Speedway – Wheatland, Mo.
  • Wednesday, September 23 – Kokomo Speedway – Kokomo, Ind.
  • Friday, September 25 – Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, Ohio
  • Saturday, September 26 – Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, Ohio
  • Friday, October 9 – Lakeside Speedway – Kansas City, Kans.
  • Saturday, October 10 – Lakeside Speedway – Kansas City, Kans.
  • Friday, October 16 – Texas Motor Speedway – Fort Worth, Tex.
  • Saturday, October 17 – Texas Motor Speedway – Fort Worth, Tex.

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