As one era ends, another begins.

Brad Sweet has made more news in this extraordinarily active Sprint Car silly season — and this time, it's his most significant announcement yet.

After 49 races and cross-country battles, the 2025 Kubota High Limit Racing season comes down to one final weekend, on October 17 and 18, at Texas Motor Speedway’s Dirt Track.

Unlike last year’s runaway title campaign from Brad Sweet, who had the series laurels clinched before the tour’s 2024 finale, the final two races on Kubota High Limit Racing are shaping up to be the closest Sprint Car national championship battle in recent years.

Kubota High Limit Racing visited Lakeside Speedway in Kansas City, Kan., on Friday and Saturday for the two-day Heartland of America Showdown, the penultimate weekend for the second-year series that concludes 2025 on Oct. 17-18 at Texas Motor Speedway.

Trailing Rico Abreu by 72 points with seven races left in the Kubota High Limit Racing driver title race, a deficit that ballooned 50 points over three races last week, are Brad Sweet and the Kasey Kahne Racing No. 49 team pushing the proverbial panic button?

Kasey Kahne Racing revealed a pair of organizational changes to its Kubota High Limit Racing teams Saturday night, effective immediately, as first reported by Jeremy Elliott of sprintcarunlimited.com.

Defending Kubota High Limit Racing champion Brad Sweet was transported to a nearby medical facility following a crash during his Kings Royal heat race at Eldora Speedway on Saturday night.

Launching at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway on March 13, the 2025 Kubota High Limit Racing Series, co-founded by NASCAR's Kyle Larson and World of Outlaws' Brad Sweet, promises a thrilling season of 410-winged sprint car action.

Central Arizona Raceway hosted the fifth and sixth events on the 2025 Kubota High Limit national tour with the two-day Duel in the Desert this weekend at the 3/8-mile oval outside Phoenix, Ariz.

Kubota High Limit Racing had its third event of the 2025 season Friday at Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway in Bakersfield, Cali., and second race this week in the Golden State.

The Kubota High Limit Racing Series was introduced in 2022 and has grown with each year of its existence.

Since its introduction in 2022, the Kubota High Limit Racing Series has run more than 70 events, visiting three dozen tracks across more than 20 states.

The Kubota High Limit Racing Series was introduced in 2022 and enjoyed its first full season as a mid-week series in 2023, featuring 13 events. The 2024 scheduled included nearly 60 races.

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