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High Limit Racing attracts the attention of not only NASCAR fans but also motorsports fans who are eagerly waiting for new races. The series founded by NASCAR star Kyle Larson and Brad Sweet is doing magical things.
Although they have made a serious story so far and made great partnerships, the 32-year-old driver wants High Limit Racing to achieve additional partnerships and mergers, such as the one with World of Outlaws.
The Hendrick Motorsports driver revealed that he was thinking about such an option, hoping that such ideas will be in the head of the World Racing Group as well. Although he is not sure that they are close to such a merger, the 32-year-old hopes that such an idea will come to fruition, which will help motorsport globally.
“I think that’s a thought probably – it’s at least a topic that we’ve talked about as something that could potentially happen down the road, and I’m sure even World Racing Group has probably had that run through their minds as well,” Larson said to Adam Stern of Sports Business Journal, as reported by On3.
“I don’t think we’re to that point yet but hopefully whatever happens will be for the betterment of the sport.”
High Limit goals
High Limit Racing has achieved many goals in the motorsport scene, and the priority was to provide drivers and teams with bigger cash prizes. The format of this competition is really interesting, given that we have races held on short oval tracks. Prizes for success in this competition go up to over $50,000.
Looking at their rise in the last two years, it is noticeable that High Limit Racing leaders know what they are doing. In the coming years, they want to be equally successful and progress in the right direction.
We have no doubt that Kyle Larson will be an important factor in this story, if not the most important. His popularity will attract many.
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