The Kubota High Limit Racing Series was introduced in 2022 and has grown with each year of its existence.

The Kubota High Limit Racing Series was introduced in 2022 and enjoyed its first full season as a mid-week series in 2023, featuring 13 events. The 2024 scheduled included nearly 60 races.

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.

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.

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.

James McFadden is heading home. The fan favorite Sprint Car driver from Australia announced Sunday night that he will not be racing full-time in the United States in 2025.

Kubota High Limit Racing visited Oregon's Douglas County Dirt Track on Monday for the seventh race of its 11-race West Coast swing.

Kubota High Limit Racing held its one and only race of 2024 in Michigan on Sunday at Butler Speedway, a $12,085-to-win program that was rescheduled from Saturday's rainout.

Brad Sweet and James McFadden have put Saturday’s Kubota High Limit Racing run-in at Salina Highbanks Speedway behind them as the tour’s Midweek Money Series heads to Riverside International Speedway on Tuesday night.

James McFadden's arrival to the United States from his native Australia has been delayed due to travel issues. As a result, Dominic Scelzi will take over behind the wheel of the Roth Motorsports Sprint Car for the High Limit Racing season opener at East Bay Raceway Park on February 12-13.

The High Limit Room needed a little international flavor, and now it has it. James McFadden, of Alice Springs, Northern Territory, will represent his native land of Australia on the High Limit Racing roster as he pilots the Mobil 1 sponsored Roth Motorsports No .83 in 2024.

James McFadden quite literally sprinted to victory on Monday at Southern Iowa Speedway.