High Limit Racing

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Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing sprint cars at Texas Motor Speedway Friday and Saturday.

Gio Selzy swept the weekend, and Rico Abreu captured the championship.

And John Young sent me a video this afternoon of what appeared to be an inebriated Rico Abreu at a championship ceremony telling a bunch of stories.

welcome to another episode of the slide job podcast i am your host regional rye and today we are tackling the regular season standings we're calling it for high limit racing rico gets it done in the high limit series rico abru goes back to back in the regular season point standings and with that giovanni celci finishes second and aaron reitzel third Side note, just a reminder, Aaron Reitzel did not race this past weekend at the high limit event at Texas due to injuries.

Sustained in that nasty crash the previous week.

Hopefully he is resting up and is going to be ready, rocking and rolling with a full offseason ahead of him.

The dirt track at Texas Motor Speedway.

The final night of the High Limit Sprint Car Series.

$25,000 to win season finale.

Went to Giovanni Selzy.

And your 2026 High Limit Sprint Car Champion is Rico Abreu.

And that is everything for this year.

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Uh, Murray Bridge, though, still scheduled to go for Saturday with 360 LS Sprint Cars, Wingless Sprints, and Street Stocks.

Uh, Interstate Batteries High Limit racing, the All In championship weekend at Texas Motor Speedway.

That's gonna be Friday and Saturday nights.

And-

But, um, yeah, so it's been, it's been really good.

Um, and I want to know, I'm curious to know is if, like, moving into the, uh, Cup Series, back to the Cup Series rather, you got your first win, um, in High Limit Racing earlier this year.

What can, what can you say about the comparison between winning in that series versus winning in the Cup Series?

Well, it was...

The team announced yesterday that it will use a medical provisional for both nights.

Team manager Ryan Wyatt said, quote, Aaron's health is our number one priority, and since he is unable to compete in the High Limit Racing season finale, our season at Regent Suns Racing is complete.

He also said, it was a great year and we have much to be proud of, but for now, our focus is on Aaron and giving him the support that he needs.

We'll see everyone in 2027.

Well, Caitlin, we will see if your, uh, prediction proves to be correct.

Uh, next up though, uh, let's hit the dirt because in High Limits Saturday feature, Giovanni Selsing led all 30 laps to win a chaotic High Limit racing feature at Lakeside Speedway, which saw Aaron Wrightsville crash out in a, a horrifying, uh, absolutely awful, uh, nine car pile-up, from which everyone thankfully emerged okay.

Uh, championship leader, uh, Rico Abreu, uh, disqualified for refueling during a red flag.

Uh, he still holds the points lead heading into the final two races at Texas Motor Speedway, holding a 45 point cushion over Selsing, uh, and a 77 point margin over Wrightsville.

Clash at the Wabash.

Night number one, 10,000 to win, that went to Ricky Thornton Jr. Kansas City, Kansas, the Lakeside Speedway Friday night, the High Limit Sprint Car Series, Aaron Reitzel was your winner.

And Mansfield, Ohio, host of the World of Outlaw and Oshkosh Engineering Sprint Car Series Friday night, that feature winner was Sheldon Howdenchild.

Last night, final night of the racing season at 141 Speedway for the Whitcoff Memorial, modified winner Cody Applebeck.

Kevin Thomas Jr. winning in the USAC National Midgets.

Friday night, Ryan Timms got the High Limit Racing win, and Parker Price Miller got the Great Lakes Super Sprint win.

Saturday, Jacob Box, nobody did the four-peat.

Nobody did the double even.

Kyle Cummins, your USAC National Sprint winner.

Jason Pursley winning in the USAC Silver Crowns.

And Rico Abreu getting the High Limit Racing Wing Sprint win.

Did you see that? I saw something of him.