There will be plenty of noteworthy news around the 2024 High Limit Racing campaign coming over the next few weeks, and the first little tidbit dropped Thursday afternoon courtesy of Jacob Allen.

FloRacing's "Dirt Track Racing News Tracker" keeps you up to date with the biggest news and storylines heading into the 2024 racing season. Below, we break down the stories by division with Sprint Cars (Winged and Non-Wing), Midgets, Dirt Late Models and Micro Sprints.

High Limit Racing, the Sprint Car series owned by Brad Sweet and Kyle Larson, made a big splash recently when it was announced that the series would be going national in 2024.

High Limit Racing has formed a strategic alliance with FAST on Dirt, a regional Ohio-based 410 winged sprint car series. The partnership will guarantee the continuation of the historic Ohio Sprint Speedweek in 2024 and into the future.

High Limit Racing made headlines on Tuesday when series co-owners Kyle Larson and Brad Sweet announced the series will be going national in 2024.

High Limit Racing, founded and owned by NASCAR champion Kyle Larson and five-time World of Outlaws champion Brad Sweet, is expanding in 2024. The formerly named High Limit Sprint Car Series is adding events and increasing driver payouts while broadening its partnership with FloSports. The midweek race series will evolve into a 50-plus race night schedule across the country and increase driver payouts to more than $5 million.

Sprint Car silly season has begun...again. Following a 2023 season that featured a game of musical chairs throughout the Sprint Car world, the music is picking back up as focus shifts towards the 2024 campaign.

The High Limit Sprint Car Series has finalized the acquisition of the All Star Circuit of Champions. Effective immediately, NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Larson and four-time World of Outlaws Sprint Cars champion Brad Sweet will take over ownership of the regional 410 Sprint Car series owned by three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion and Eldora Speedway owner Tony Stewart.

Kyle Larson officially put the bow on his first touring Sprint Car championship on Tuesday night with the High Limit Sprint Car Series at Indiana’s Lincoln Park Speedway.

The inaugural High Limit Sprint Car Series season came to a close Tuesday night at Lincoln Park Speedway. Rico Abreu topped the field of 38 Sprint Cars that entered the event, while Kyle Larson finished third to win the inaugural High Limit Sprint Car Series championship by seven points over Abreu.

Ten races are down and one race now officially remains in the inaugural High Limit Sprint Car Series season, as Tuesday's series finale at Indiana's Lincoln Park Speedway looms with $23,023 awaiting the winner and a title race that's bound to go down to the wire.

The battle to become the inaugural High Limit Sprint Car Series champion will be decided Tuesday night during the season finale at Lincoln Park Speedway. NASCAR Cup Series star Kyle Larson enters the final race of the season with a 15-point lead over Rico Abreu in the championship standings.

Anthony Macri is planning a return to his family’s Macri Motorsports No. 39M operation as soon as Friday at Port Royal Speedway, Jeremy Elliott of sprintcarunlimited.com first reported on Monday.

Kyle Larson is among four drivers this week that will make their first laps in an IndyCar at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway as part of the series' post-season rookie orientation.

After winning his 12th overall race of the season and third feature in the last five High Limit Sprint Car Series events on Tuesday at New Jersey’s Bridgeport Motorsports Park, Rico Abreu isn’t blowing things out of proportion with the following.