Kyle Larson’s Brother-in-Law Joins Tony Stewart as They Headline Sprint Car’s HoF Polls

There’s been quite the stir lately in the racing world, with High Limit Racing and World of Outlaws vying for the spotlight, thanks to Kyle Larson and his team’s initiative to bring more drivers into their fold. But this time around, it was the World of Outlaws that snagged the headlines. In a recent twist, the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame dropped some exciting news during a Facebook livestream on Friday morning, announcing the results of the North American Sprint Car Poll.

The list of winners turned out to be a real crowd-pleaser. Kyle Larson’s brother-in-law, Brad Sweet, clinched the title, adding another feather to his cap. Meanwhile, racing icon Tony Stewart also found his way onto the list.

High Limit Racing has hit the jackpot this year, scooping up all the top guns from the Sprint Car Poll as full-time drivers

Kyle Larson recently made headlines by announcing his acquisition of the All-Star Circuit of Champions, ramping up the race count from a modest 11 to a whopping 60. In a bid to lure more drivers, they dangled some hefty purse offers and even threw in team charters for the next couple of years. Now, a glance at the list from the Sprint Car’s Hall of Fame poll reveals a bit of a coup – it seems all the former World of Outlaws champions have been snapped up by High Limit Racing this year. Tony Stewart, who owns Eldora Speedway and its team, snagged the 2023 Promoter of the Year title in the Sprint Car Hall of Fame 410 Sprint Car Poll, while Brad Sweet was crowned Driver of the Year.

Meanwhile, up-and-comers like Corey Day, who recently declared his intention to compete in all 60 races and chase the High Limit Racing championship in 2024, was honored with the Wild Card Award as per the Sprint Car Poll. Rico Abreu’s crew didn’t miss out either, being named Team of the Year. Sweet recently managed to persuade Abreu to join High Limit Racing full time in 2024, a decision spurred by the vision shared by Sweet and Larson.

Adding to the accolades, Ricky Warner, the owner of the RAR team, was announced as the 2024 inductee of the year. Not to be left out, FloSports nabbed the Media Member of the Year title, and Jeremy Sharpley from Stage Advantage Safety was recognized as the Builder/Manufacturer/Innovator of the Year.

With all these awards already in their pocket for this year’s 410 Sprint Car Poll, it looks like High Limit Racing has added yet another big-name driver to their roster, cementing their status as a powerhouse in the racing world.

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As per floracing.com, Brent Marks, a standout in the Sprint Car Series, has announced he’s joining the fray. Before taking the leap into Kyle Larson’s racing circuit, Marks cut his teeth with the World of Outlaws, a top-tier Sprint Car racing series. A seasoned pro familiar with the hustle of national-level racing and crisscrossing the country, the Myerstown native boasts an impressive record with 11 wins in the All-Star Circuit of Champions.

Known in the dirt racing world as The Myerstown Missile, the sprint car racing driver has been on a winning streak, clocking in 45 race victories over the past three years, including 13 wins in 2023 alone.

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In another exciting development, Shane Van Gisbergen has caught the eye of Kyle Larson. So, it wouldn’t be a surprise to see this Australian speedster tearing up the sprint car racing tracks soon.