The second annual High Limit International event at the world-class Perth Motorplex will further push the envelope when it comes to setting Australian Speedway records later this year.

A stretch of 21 epic days of dirt track racing kicked off on December 28 and will continue through January 18 on FloRacing. The three-week stretch will feature winter's biggest racing events and some of the most prestigious dirt track racing events of the year.

Perth Motorplex and the Western Australian Sprint Car community won the heart of Kyle Larson this past weekend as High Limit International debuted at the state-of-the-art 3/8-mile oval.

High Limit International is returning to Australia's Perth Motorplex in 2025 and will pay even more to the winner than the $100,000 top prize from this year's inaugural running of the event, series officials announced on Monday's FloRacing broadcast at the 3/8-mile oval.

Cory Eliason took full responsibility for being disqualified from Monday’s $100,000-to-win inaugural High Limit International event at Perth Motorplex following his victory in the B-Main. Eliason was disqualified for not going to the scales following the race, but he said it was just a “simple mistake” on his part.

Kubota High Limit Racing ventured to Western Australia for its first international Sprint Car race in series history Dec. 28-30 at the Perth Motorplex. The mega event that paid $100,000-to-win on Monday was the richest Sprint Car race in Australia history.

With Saturday's and Sunday's preliminary nights in the rearview, it's now time for Monday's High Limit International finale at Australia's Perth Motorplex.

Kyle Larson is constantly on the move, and he’ll need to be if he hopes to make it from Perth, Western Australia, to Oklahoma in time for practice for the Tulsa Shootout.

Entering Kubota High Limit Racing’s first-ever international event at Australia’s Perth Motorplex this weekend, it’d been well known that James McFadden would be right at home.

Kubota High Limit Racing ventures to Western Australia its first international Sprint Car race in series history Dec. 28-30 at the Perth Motorplex. The mega event that pays $100,000-to-win on Monday is the richest Sprint Car race in Australia history.

For more than three decades, Australian sprint car drivers have sought fortune and fame in America.

Kubota High Limit Racing ventures to Western Australia its first international Sprint Car race in series history Dec. 28-30 at the Perth Motorplex. The mega event that pays $100,000-to-win is the richest Sprint Car race in Australia history.

High Limit Racing co-founder Brad Sweet was familiar with Perth Motorplex's stellar reputation long before he raced on the 500-meter clay oval.

During October's Kubota High Limit Racing Championship Awards banquet, James McFadden revealed he’s no longer racing full-time in the United States and that he’s headed home to Australia to spend more time with his family while racing more in his homeland.

Carson Macedo is unfortunately not the only big-name driver forced to miss upcoming Sprint Car events in Australia because of injury. Rico Abreu revealed on Christmas Wednesday that an injury to his wrist will require surgery and thus sideline him from December and January Sprint Car events in The Land Down Under.