[nathans1012]

High Limit Sprint Car Series

Series - https://www.highlimitracing.com/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/HighLimitRacing

2023 Schedule

[Charles Nungester]

And bam, You got four big paying wing shows in Indiana Two WoO and two High Limit.. Really can't expect more than that without feeder tracks for Winged racing. Another thing is, At least three of them compete against NOTHING ELSE. Two High Limit weeknight and memorial day Burg.

[NoDramazone2020]

4 nice paying wing shows is solid....Need mother nature to play nice this season

[hoosier race fan]

Originally Posted by hoosier race fan I could see this series going to tracks that the outlaws have refused to schedule, or tracks they have taken off their schedule due to pol itics. Mix in a few that are favorites of Kyle Larson and you have a 12 race series. Some will be leased by Kyle/FloRacing and others will be run by the track promoter. Mostly in the Midwest and Pennsylvania, but it will be interesting to see if they have a couple in California that Brad and Kyle have connections to (Silver Dollar). Maybe tracks like these: Putnamville (2022) Bubba Raceway Grandview Kokomo Eldora (maybe 50k) Wayne County Fairbury Lernerville (maybe 50k) Lucas Oil Speedway (now that Flo is welcome there)

Well I got a few of these right with my prediction back in July. I missed on Eldora and Bubba Raceway. I wasn’t too far off with Silver Dollar instead of Tulare, Fairbury instead of 34, and Lucas Oil instead of Lakeside.

Originally Posted by Charles Nungester And bam, You got four big paying wing shows in Indiana Two WoO and two High Limit.. Really can't expect more than that without feeder tracks for Winged racing. Another thing is, At least three of them compete against NOTHING ELSE. Two High Limit weeknight and memorial day Burg.

Payouts for the two high limit races are nice, but weeknights are tough, especially when school is still in session. That basically eliminates a lot of people with school aged kids from going. I will definitely watch the races on Flo, but I won’t be surprised to hear reports of average to poor crowds. I just hope the people who scheduled these shows realize that, and I am sure they do. The excuse I get tired of is from promoters who complain when they don’t get much of a crowd for a race that had a poorly chosen date and little to no promotion. So many events have been doomed to fail before they ever happened and the blame was wrongfully placed on the racers or fans for not showing up.

I am excited to make the 5 hour trip to Tri-State for the first time this spring to see the Outlaws show.

[Chief Wahoo]

Originally Posted by hoosier race fan I am excited to make the 5 hour trip to Tri-State for the first time this spring to see the Outlaws show.

You Won’t be disappointed

[captrat]

Curious, USAC is all over Flo and they cannot get some of that money for 3-4 big paying races?

[brown11b]

Originally Posted by captrat Curious, USAC is all over Flo and they cannot get some of that money for 3-4 big paying races?

Flo is dishing out the big money because they need Tuesday / Wednesday programming. There are plenty of races across the country to fill Flo Programing when USAC races Thursday/Friday/Saturday. Add in that the High Limit series is designed for the big names and Nascar types.
The series is a subscription bet by Flo

[flagboy55]

I think it’s important to note that this series is most likely designed to not rely on a big gate. They want to sell tickets, but I’m pretty sure they know it’s a week night too. The most important thing is that people far and wide stream it and see the adds that Flo has sold that probably pay the lion’s share of the purse. And then you support the company that buys the add.