The lights of Las Vegas will shine on the start of a new chapter for Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing as the series begins its third season as a full-time national sprint car tour this week. As drivers and teams prepare for the bright lights in Sin City, we catch you up on everything you need to know heading into the 2026 season opener. 

• More Info On How To Watch The 2026 High Limit Racing Season
• 2026 Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing Schedule: Here's When To Watch
• High Limit Racing Formalizes 'High Roller Club' For Teams

What Is Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing?

Founded by NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Larson and six-time national sprint car series champion Brad Sweet, Kubota High Limit Racing is a premier sprint car series in the United States. High Limit Racing’s mission is to improve the sprint car ecosystem and create growth opportunities for drivers, teams, and tracks, all while providing highly entertaining, time efficient events. High Limit Racing events are streamed live on FloRacing. For more information, visit highlimitracing.com.

High Limit Racing at Las Vegas Schedule

All times listed below are Pacific Standard Time (PT). 

Thursday, March 12

5:45 p.m. Hot Laps 

6 p.m. - Qualifying 

6:55 p.m. - Opening Ceremonies

7 p.m. - Heats/Features

Friday, March 13

5:45 p.m. Hot Laps 

6 p.m. - Qualifying 

6:55 p.m. - Opening Ceremonies

7 p.m. - Heats/Features

Saturday, March 14

5:45 p.m. Hot Laps 

6 p.m. - Qualifying 

6:55 p.m. - Opening Ceremonies

7 p.m. - Heats/Features

2026 High Limit Racing Full-Time Driver Roster

Brenham Crouch (20 y/o from Lubbock, Tex.) in the CJB Motorsports No. 5

Tyler Courtney (31 y/o from Indianapolis, Ind.) in the Clauson-Marshall Racing No. 7BC

Daison Pursley (21 y/o from Locust Grove, Okla.) in the Kasey Kahne Racing w/ Mike Curb No. 9

Chase Randall (21 y/o from Waco, Tex.) in the Chase Randall Racing No. 9

Tanner Holmes (21 y/o from Jacksonville, Ore.) in the Buch Motorsports No. 13

Hank Davis (22 y/o from Sand Springs, Okla.) in the Michael Dutcher Motorsports No. 17GP

Brent Marks (35 y/o from Myerstown, Penn.) in the Brent Marks Racing No. 19

Rico Abreu (34 y/o from St. Helena, Calif.) in the Tony Stewart/Curb-Agajanian Racing No. 24

Danny Sams III (24 y/o from North Port, Fla.) in the Randerson Racing No. 24D

Justin Peck (27 y/o from Monrovia, Ind.) in the Rudeen Racing No. 26

Sye Lynch (28 y/o from Apollo, Penn.) in the Mosites Lynch Racing No. 42

Kerry Madsen (55 y/o from St. Mary’s, NSW, Aus.) in the Vermeer Motorsports No. 55

Giovanni Scelzi (24 y/o from Fresno, Calif.) in the Spire Motorsports No. 77

Aaron Reutzel (35 y/o from Clute, Tex.) in the Ridge & Sons Racing No. 87

Tanner Thorson (29 y/o from Minden, Nev.) in the Rod Gross Motorsports No. 88

NASCAR Drivers Racing With High Limit Racing In Las Vegas

This week's High Limit Racing event will be held in conjunction with NASCAR weekend at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. As a result, a pair of NASCAR Cup Series stars and a full-time NASCAR Xfinity Series driver will join Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing. 

Kyle Larson, the two-time and defending NASCAR Cup Series champion and 2023 Roto-Rooter Midweek Series champion, is the headliner in this category. “Yung Money” will run five races across four days while contesting all three High Limit nights in the Silva Motorsports No. 57. The Elk Grove, Calif. native will also run Saturday’s O’Reilly Auto Parts Series event before Sunday’s Cup Series race.

Corey Day, an 11-time winner with the series and former full-time High Roller in 2024, has moved up the ranks and now competes full-time with Hendrick Motorsports in the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series. The 20-year-old kid they call “PayDay” will make his 2026 sprint car debut this week as Jason Meyers Racing brings the No. 14 to Vegas as the defending winners of this race one year ago. Pulling double duty on Saturday, Day is going for his fourth-consecutive top-10 on the pavement.

Ty Gibbs, fresh off back-to-back top-five finishes in the NASCAR Cup Series, will make his season debut in the sprint car as Chad Boat brings the No. 84 out to Las Vegas. He made four attempts with High Limit last year in his inaugural season attempting sprint car racing and qualified for a pair of features, including the season-opener at Vegas.

High Limit Racing Entry List at Las Vegas

While an official entry list has not been published by High Limit Racing, the drivers listed below are among those expected to be competing during this week's event in Las Vegas.

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.

All-Time Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing Wins List:

25 wins - Rico Abreu (St. Helena, CA)

14 wins - Brad Sweet (Grass Valley, CA)

11 wins - Corey Day (Clovis, CA)

9 wins - Kyle Larson (Elk Grove, CA)

8 wins - Aaron Reutzel (Clute, TX)

7 wins - Tyler Courtney (Indianapolis, IN

7 wins - Brent Marks (Myerstown, PA)

4 wins - Justin Peck (Monrovia, IN)

3 wins - James McFadden (Alice Springs, NT, AUS)

3 wins - Anthony Macri (Dillsburg, PA)

2 wins - David Gravel (Watertown, CT)

2 wins - Trey Starks (Puyallup, WA)

2 wins - Buddy Kofoid (Penngrove, CA)

2 wins - Tanner Thorson (Minden, NV)

1 win - Giovanni Scelzi (Fresno, CA)

1 win - Jacob Allen (Hanover, PA)

1 win - Danny Dietrich (Gettysburg, PA)

1 win - Travis Arenz (Sheboygan, WI)

1 win - Cole Macedo (Lemoore, CA)

1 win - Carson Macedo (Lemoore, CA)

1 win - Justin Sanders (Aromas, CA)

1 win - Ryan Timms (Oklahoma City, OK)

1 win - Daison Pursley (Locust Grove, OK)

1 win - Danny Sams III (North Port, FL)

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