Count Brent Marks as back on the Kubota High Limit Racing national circuit in 2025.

The Myerstown, Pa., driver announced on Christmas Eve his intentions to indeed return for a second year, bringing High Limit to 10 committed full-timers next season alongside Rico Abreu, Spencer Bayston, Tyler Courtney, Kasey Kahne, Justin Peck, Daison Pursley, Aaron Reutzel, Brad Sweet and Tanner Thorson.

Marks, who turns 34 on Dec. 29, finished fourth in the High Limit standings this past year as his Murray-Marks No. 19M team were one of five teams to secure a 2026 charter for finishing inside the top-five in the year-end points. Three of the 33-year-old’s six victories came on High Limit in 2024 with none bigger than Oct. 12’s $50,000 season finale at Texas Motor Speedway. 

Marks also notched High Limit wins May 11 at Tri-City Speedway and May 28 at Pennsylvania‘s Grandview Speedway. Additional victories came March 11 with the World of Outlaws at Texas’s Cotton Bowl Speedway, April 5 with POWRi at Texas Motor Speedway and Oct. 19 at Pennsylvania’s Lincoln Speedway paying $15,000.

According to his 2025 tentative schedule, Marks will begin the new season Feb. 23 at Lincoln Speedway’s IceBreaker, March 1 at Lincoln and March 7-8’s World of Outlaws swing at Alabama’s Talladega Short Track and Magnolia (Miss.) Motor Speedway before March 13’s High Limit opener at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.