Four NASCAR Cup Series drivers will be competing in Thursday's Kubota High Limit Racing event at the Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track. Series co-founder Kyle Larson, a winner already this season with High Limit Racing, will be joined by the likes of Christopher Bell, Ty Gibbs and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. for Thursday's Stockyard Stampede. 

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Larson, who will be behind the wheel of the potent No. 57 Silva Motorsports ride, will be making his third High Limit start of the season following a runner-up finish at Las Vegas Motor Speedway and a win at Thunderbowl Raceway. The driver from Elk Grove, California also has three World of Outlaws Sprint Car victories and has not finished off the podium in eight Sprint Car starts in 2025. 

Christopher Bell, widely known as Larson's biggest dirt track rival, will also be in action as he attempt to make his High Limit Racing debut for the second time. Bell will drive the Kreitz Racing No. 69K that he drove to victory lane during a World of Outlaws race at Volusia Speedway Park in February. Thursday night's race will be Bell's fifth Sprint Car start this season and his first since February. 

Joining Larson and Bell for some fun on the dirt will be Ricky Stenhouse Jr., a driver who is no stranger to dirt track racing. Stenhouse is slated to make his fourth career High Limit Racing start aboard his own NOS Energy Drink No. 17JR Sprint Car. The driver from Olive Branch, Mississippi recorded a career-best finish of fourth with High Limit Racing at Lincoln Park Speedway in 2022. Stenhouse will be making his third Sprint Car start of the season after competing in a pair of United Sprint Car Series (USCS) in April. 

After qualifying for the main event in his High Limit Racing debut at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in March, Ty Gibbs will also be in action Thursday night. In his first career Sprint Car start, Gibbs turned heads in Las Vegas when he locked into the main event after an impressive showing in his heat race. Gibbs went on to flip on the opening lap of the feature and finish 27th during the season-opening High Limit event. 

Other names familiar to NASCAR fans will also be in action Thursday night including Kasey Kahne, who recently made his return to the NASCAR Xfinity Series at Rockingham Speedway. Rising star Corey Day, who will be competing in select NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series and NASCAR Xfinity Series races this season, will also be in action after winning the High Limit opener at Las Vegas. 

These drivers will be joined by a star-studded field of Sprint Car regulars including defending High Limit champion and six-time World of Outlaws champion Brad Sweet, two-time All Star Circuit of Champions champion Tyler Courtney and fan favorite Rico Abreu. 

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