High Limit Sprint Car Series Schedule Release:
High Limit Racing has unveiled an exciting 2025 sprint car schedule, packed with both legendary tracks and 15 new venues the series has never visited before. With stops across the country, the schedule is a testament to High Limit Racing’s commitment to bringing sprint car action to fans in every corner of the dirt racing world. This bold approach not only promises an unforgettable season for fans but also highlights the series’ dedication to supporting local racing communities.
Here’s a closer look at the 2025 schedule, notable new additions, and the potential impact on grassroots racing communities.
Expanding the Reach: 15 New Tracks Added to the Schedule
For the 2025 season, High Limit Racing has included an impressive list of 15 tracks that are making their debut in the series. This move will bring sprint car racing to both new regions and tracks with rich local histories, giving fans in these areas a chance to see top-tier racing close to home. Here’s a rundown of some of the new venues joining the High Limit Racing tour:
• The Dirt Track at Las Vegas (NV): The season opener takes place in Las Vegas, setting the stage with the high energy and thrilling competition this track is known for.
• Bakersfield Speedway (CA), Perris Auto Speedway (CA), and Tulare (CA): California fans are in for a treat with multiple stops, showcasing the Golden State’s vibrant dirt racing scene.
• Central Arizona Raceway (AZ) and Vado Speedway Park (NM): These Southwest tracks bring new challenges for drivers and offer local fans a chance to see their favorite racers in action.
• Route 66 Motor Speedway (TX): Located in Amarillo, this track is a unique addition to the schedule and an exciting stop for hometown fans. Known for its fast, wide turns and passionate local audience, Route 66 is sure to provide memorable moments.
• Dodge City Raceway Park (KS) and Texarkana 67 Speedway (TX): These Midwestern and Southern tracks bring fresh perspectives to the schedule, challenging drivers with new track surfaces and layouts.
• Eighty One Speedway (KS), Fremont Speedway (OH), and Red Cedar Speedway (WI): With loyal fanbases and distinct track layouts, these venues are classic examples of community-driven dirt tracks.
By adding these tracks, High Limit Racing not only offers fans across various regions the opportunity to witness live sprint car action but also supports the growth and sustainability of local tracks. For many of these venues, hosting a High Limit Racing event will bring greater visibility, increased attendance, and a chance to showcase the heart and soul of grassroots racing.
A Coast-to-Coast Journey: Bringing Sprint Car Racing to All Corners
With races scheduled from Nevada to Pennsylvania, Texas to Wisconsin, and California to New York, the 2025 High Limit Racing tour is truly nationwide. The season opens with a doubleheader at The Dirt Track at Las Vegas in mid-March and crisscrosses the country before concluding in Texas in mid-October. This broad reach allows fans from all backgrounds to experience the thrill of High Limit Racing, ensuring that sprint car action isn’t limited to traditional hubs.
Notable new stops in the Midwest include 81 Speedway (KS) and Butler Speedway (MI), both of which bring fans in the heartland closer to the series. Meanwhile, Utica-Rome Speedway (NY) and Ransomville Speedway (NY) expand the series’ reach to the Northeast, exposing new fans to the adrenaline of sprint car racing.
Key Highlights of the 2025 Schedule
In addition to the 15 new tracks, the 2025 schedule includes several iconic venues that have been pillars of the dirt racing community for decades. Here are some of the key highlights that fans won’t want to miss:
• Eldora Speedway (OH): Known as the “Mecca of Dirt Racing,” Eldora will host three High Limit Racing events in 2025. Races are scheduled for July 16, July 17, and September 19, and these events are expected to draw huge crowds and top competitors. Check out our article on Eldora!
• Lucas Oil Speedway (MO): With races on June 27, June 28, and October 15, Lucas Oil Speedway remains a fan-favorite for its modern facilities and thrilling track layout. These races are likely to be season highlights.
• Port Royal Speedway (PA): A staple in sprint car racing, Port Royal will host multiple events, allowing East Coast fans to experience High Limit Racing across May 24, August 22, September 4, and September 5.
• Florence Speedway (KY): Another exciting stop, Florence Speedway in Kentucky offers fans a chance to see high-stakes racing in a historic setting. The series will visit Florence on July 11.
Highlight on Route 66 Motor Speedway: A Hometown Favorite
One of the most exciting additions to the schedule is Route 66 Motor Speedway in Amarillo, Texas. This track holds special significance for local fans and is known for its unique layout and enthusiastic fanbase. By bringing High Limit Racing to Route 66, the series is providing a rare opportunity for Amarillo to witness sprint car racing at a national level.
Route 66’s inclusion highlights the series’ commitment to exploring new regions and connecting with the hometown spirit of dirt racing. For the Amarillo community, this event is more than just a race; it’s a celebration of the local racing culture and a chance to put their track on the national stage. Fans can expect Route 66 to deliver thrilling action and perhaps even attract new fans from surrounding areas eager to see top-level racing close to home.
Supporting Grassroots Racing and Community Tracks
One of the most impactful aspects of the 2025 schedule is High Limit Racing’s support for community tracks. Tracks like Dodge City Raceway Park, Fremont Speedway, and Red Cedar Speedway are essential to the dirt racing ecosystem. By including these community-focused venues, High Limit Racing is promoting the sustainability of grassroots racing and recognizing the importance of local tracks in nurturing future stars.
Hosting a major series event provides these tracks with exposure, revenue, and an opportunity to engage with a larger audience. For drivers, it offers a chance to compete on a variety of track layouts and conditions, making the 2025 season a test of adaptability and skill.
Full 2025 High Limit Racing Schedule
The 2025 schedule includes 34 races across 21 states, each offering its own unique challenges and fan experiences. The season promises to bring together top sprint car talent and dedicated fans for a season of intense competition and unforgettable moments.
2025 Schedule Highlights:
• Las Vegas (NV) – Season opener, March 13 and 15
• Route 66 Motor Speedway (TX) – April 4
• Eldora Speedway (OH) – July 16, July 17, September 19
• Port Royal Speedway (PA) – Multiple dates, including May 24 and September 4
• Lucas Oil Speedway (MO) – June 27, June 28, October 15
Conclusion: A Milestone Season for High Limit Racing
High Limit Racing’s 2025 schedule is a game-changer, offering fans and drivers a season filled with new experiences, diverse locations, and iconic venues. By bringing sprint car racing to 15 new tracks and covering nearly every region in the country, High Limit Racing is pushing the boundaries of what a sprint car series can be.
For the communities and local tracks included on the schedule, the 2025 season is a chance to shine, attract new fans, and celebrate the rich heritage of dirt racing. From the local legends to rising stars, this schedule will put drivers to the test and give fans coast-to-coast an unforgettable season of sprint car racing. Buckle up—2025 is set to be a season like no other.
