Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. will return to his home track when the High Limit Racing Sprint Car Series season resumes next Tuesday, April 9 at Riverside International Speedway. The West Memphis, Arkansas race track will play host to the High Limit Racing Midweek Money Series opener, a 10-race mini-series offering big money at mid-week events.

It’ll be the 2023 Daytona 500 winner’s first time back at "The Ditch" since he hosted the Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. Hometown Challenge for the USAC National Midgets in April 2021. Additionally, it will be his first 410 Sprint Car start of the season after driving a Midget in the Chili Bowl Nationals and a trio of United Sprint Car Series (USCS) 360 Sprint Car races at Volusia Speedway Park.

Stenhouse, of nearby Olive Branch, Mississippi, grew up at Riverside watching his father race before eventually getting behind the wheel himself and competing at the track. He won an ASCS Sprint Car race at the track in 2004 and a USCS race in 2006.

Stenhouse will be joined on Tuesday by a long list of full-time High Rollers, including 2021 NASCAR Cup Series champion and High Limit Racing co-owner Kyle Larson, who won the season opener at East Bay Raceway Park back in February.

The Midweek Money Series opener kicks off a busy April for High Limit, with seven races in 12 days through three states. Along with Riverside, the series will also make stops at Texarkana 67 Speedway (AR), Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track, RPM Speedway, Red Dirt Raceway, Southern Oklahoma Speedway and Salina Highbanks Speedway.

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