Shane Stewart's full-time sprint car driving career may be behind him but that doesn't stop him from staying in the sport. In addition to being the co-owner and general manager of Port City Raceway in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Stewart decided in 2023 that he was going to promote a sprint car race with some friends.

The inaugural season for Kyle Larson and Brad Sweet's High Limit Sprint Car Series is nearly upon us. An 11-race schedule for the 2023 High Limit Sprint Car Series season will see many of the nation's top Sprint Car drivers competing at 11 different race tracks in nine different states throughout the United States.

We continue to find answers about what the driver roster will look like for the inaugural High Limit Sprint Car Series season. The latest addition to the roster is another Tezos All Star Circuit of Champions driver. It was announced on Monday that Hunter Schuerenberg was one of the first four drivers to officially sign an agreement to chase the entire High Limit Sprint Car Series schedule.

As a result of unseasonably record rainfall in recent weeks, High Limit Racing and Tulare Thunderbowl Raceway officials have made the decision to cancel the event scheduled for Tuesday, March 21. The non-points event was scheduled to be the season-opening event for the inaugural High Limit Sprint Car Series season.

Chase Randall has become the latest driver to announce he will compete in all 11 points-paying races for the High Limit Sprint Car Series in 2023.

Two familiar - and related - voices in the land of motorsports broadcasting are joining a pioneering force of the backyard barbecue industry to spice up the call for High Limit Sprint Car Series fans in 2023.

MOORESVILLE, N.C. – The High Limit Sprint Car Series is quite literally rolling the dice in 2023. Coincided with the launch of this lucrative 12-race midweek program is several unique twists announced today such as the DURST Dice Roll and the Choose Cone (for restarts in A-Main).

With the start of the inaugural season for the new High Limit Sprint Car Series just around the corner, quite a few of Sprint Car racing’s best and brightest stars from all over have begun to announce their intentions to compete full-time.

When the schedule was released for the inaugural High Limit Sprint Car Series season, all eyes immediately went to the $50,000-to-win race at the Lakeside Speedway in Kansas scheduled for April 11. Questions surrounding who was partnering with series owners Kyle Larson and Brad Sweet began to circulate, but now those questions have finally been answered.