Cory Eliason took full responsibility for being disqualified from Monday’s $100,000-to-win inaugural High Limit International event at Perth Motorplex following his victory in the B-Main. Eliason was disqualified for not going to the scales following the race, but he said it was just a “simple mistake” on his part.

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Kubota High Limit Racing ventured to Western Australia for its first international Sprint Car race in series history Dec. 28-30 at the Perth Motorplex. The mega event that paid $100,000-to-win on Monday was the richest Sprint Car race in Australia history.

With Saturday's and Sunday's preliminary nights in the rearview, it's now time for Monday's High Limit International finale at Australia's Perth Motorplex.

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Christopher Bell officially has 410 Sprint Car races on his rekindled dirt-track schedule.

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Kubota High Limit Racing ventures to Western Australia its first international Sprint Car race in series history Dec. 28-30 at the Perth Motorplex. The mega event that pays $100,000-to-win on Monday is the richest Sprint Car race in Australia history.

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