Severe storms forced officials to postpone the 35th Don Martin Memorial Silver Cup at Lernerville Speedway in Sarver, Pennsylvania, from Tuesday, July 21 to Wednesday, July 22. The delay came as the Pittsburgh area faced damaging winds, flash flooding and a chance of isolated tornadoes.

The rescheduled race, Silver Cup XXXV, will be the 10th Roto-Rooter Midweek Series event of the season and the first of five consecutive Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing events. The stretch continues Thursday at Ransomville Speedway, Friday at Stateline Speedway, Saturday with the $15,000-to-win Greg Hodnett Classic at Port Royal Speedway, and Sunday with the $100,000-to-win Bob Weikert Memorial at Port Royal.

Entering the event, Brent Marks led the Roto-Rooter Midweek Series standings by 19 points over Rico Abreu. Aaron Reutzel, Giovanni Scelzi and Justin Peck were also in pursuit of the mini-series standings.

Aaron Reutzel and Tanner Thorson each claimed High Limit Racing feature wins in 2026, with Reutzel taking the checkered flag at Butler Motor Speedway in Quincy, Michigan, and Thorson winning at Route 66 Motor Speedway in Amarillo, Texas.

Thorson won the High Limit Sprint Car Series A Feature on March 27 at Route 66 Motor Speedway, leading the 30-lap main event from the front row after winning the dash to earn the pole position. The race was red-flagged after a car flipped off turn four, and Kerry Madsen was the fastest in qualifying. Thorson pulled away late to secure the victory, while Reutzel finished second, Justin Peck was third, Daison Pursley fourth, Tanner Holmes fifth and Brent Marks sixth.

Reutzel’s win came on May 30 in another 30-lap sprint car feature at Butler Motor Speedway. Thorson and Reutzel started on the front row and traded the lead early before Tyler Courtney moved into second. Thorson later pulled to the pit lane with an issue, opening the door for Reutzel to take over at the front and hold on through lapped traffic for the win.

Kyle Larson won the third annual Joker’s Jackpot at Eldora Speedway on Thursday night, leading the final portion of the 35-lap feature to claim his second straight $100,000 payday in the event. Larson beat Rico Abreu by 1.480 seconds after regaining the lead in the closing laps.

Abreu, who started from the front row, led the opening 22 laps before Larson took control after a series of sliders. The race featured 10 lead changes. Corey Day’s run ended when he hit the turn four wall while battling Larson for second, and Logan Schuchart, Carson Macedo and Brent Marks completed the top five.

Brent Marks and Corey Day split Wednesday night’s Double Down Duels at Eldora Speedway, each winning one of the two 25-lap features that paid $12,000 to win and helped set the field for Thursday night’s $100,000-to-win Jokers Jackpot. Marks won Race One after starting on the pole and leading every lap, then holding off Tyler Courtney and Kyle Larson on a restart with one lap to go. Rico Abreu finished fourth and Sheldon Haudenschild was fifth.

Day took Race Two after passing Giovanni Scelzi for the lead on lap 11. Scelzi finished second, followed by Justin Peck, Parker Price-Miller and Carson Macedo in the top five. Based on points from qualifying, heats and the main events, Larson and Day will share the front row for Thursday’s main event, with Abreu, Courtney and Marks lined up behind them.

Donny Schatz, Brad Sweet, Brian Brown and David Gravel missed the top 12 for Thursday’s main event.

Brent Marks won Monday at Fremont Speedway in Fremont, Ohio, claiming the Hollywood Casino Toledo High Stakes Showdown and collecting his first Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing victory of the season. Marks led all 35 laps in the Roto-Rooter Midweek Series feature, and the win was his first at Fremont Speedway.

The victory also moved Marks into the point lead for the Roto-Rooter Midweek Series. He said the slick track required finesse and credited the track crew and his team for helping turn his season around.

Justin Peck finished second at Fremont Speedway, followed by Aaron Reutzel in third, Kerry Madsen in fourth and Giovanni Scelzi in fifth.

Rico Abreu won Friday night’s High Limit Racing opener at Big Sky Speedway in Billings, Montana, taking the 30-lap feature after starting fourth and passing his way to the front. Ryan Timms had controlled much of the race before late mistakes cost him the lead on Lap 25, and Abreu held on through a green-white-checkered finish to secure the victory.

The win was Abreu’s 29th career Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing triumph, his fifth of the 2026 season and his fourth trip to Whiskey Myers Victory Lane this year. Timms finished second, Giovanni Scelzi was third, Brent Marks placed fourth and Kerry Madsen finished fifth.

The event featured sprint car racing with several well-known drivers, and the results left Abreu and Tony Stewart/Curb-Agajanian Racing leading Aaron Reutzel and Ridge & Sons Racing by 29 points after the opener. Reutzel’s team finished eighth.

Tanner Holmes celebrated his 23rd birthday with his first High Limit Racing sprint car victory in the 30-lap A Feature at Shelby County Speedway in Harlan, Iowa. Driving Buch Motorsports’ No. 13, Holmes started fifth, passed Tanner Thorson on Lap 10 as he worked forward, and took the lead from Brent Marks — who had led the opening 11 laps — on Lap 12. He held off restarts and traffic to beat Marks by 1.106 seconds.

The A Feature was round eight of the Roto-Rooter Midweek Series and followed practice, qualifying, heat races, a dash and a B Main. Brent Marks finished second, Tyler Courtney charged from 14th to third and earned hard charger honors, Kerry Madsen was fourth and Kyle Larson fifth. Tanner Thorson won the dash and Sam Henderson prevailed in the B Main.

The victory was Buch Motorsports’ fourth in the series and the fourth for the team’s No. 13 car, making Buch Motorsports the first team in High Limit Racing history to win with three different drivers.

Aaron Reutzel won the Interstate Batteries High Limit Racing feature Saturday night in Mandan, marking the series’ debut in North Dakota and the city’s first national sprint car race in 17 years. Reutzel started from the pole after winning his 10th FK Rod Ends Dash and drove Ridge & Sons’ No. 87 to the victory.

The race saw multiple lead changes and late traffic — Brent Marks slipped past Reutzel on Lap 19 before Reutzel retook the lead on Lap 25. Reutzel held off Marks through a green-white-checkered restart and won by 0.991 seconds.

It was Reutzel’s 14th career High Limit Racing win, tying him for second-most in series history, and his seventh trip to Whiskey Myers Victory Lane this season. Marks finished second (his fourth runner-up of the week and fifth consecutive podium, a streak that ranks as the third-longest in series history), with Tanner Thorson third, Rico Abreu fourth and Tyler Courtney fifth.

Kyle Larson added a dominant feature win at Red Cedar Speedway in Menomonie, Wisconsin, taking the 30-lap 410 sprint car main after starting on the front row beside Brent Marks and getting around pole sitter Marks at the start. Larson worked through lapped traffic beginning on Lap 4, extended his margin during a 19-lap green-flag stretch and had built roughly a 10-second lead with 13 laps remaining. Accounts differ on what erased that advantage: one reported a caution on Lap 24 that set up a six-lap dash, while another said a flat tire for Aaron Reutzel earlier in the running removed Larson’s cushion. Larson held off the late restart to win by 3.411 seconds — the fourth-largest margin in series history.

The Red Cedar victory was Larson’s second straight in the Roto-Rooter Midweek Series, his fourth High Limit Racing win of the season and the 13th High Limit Racing victory of his career. Brent Marks finished second for the third straight night, Justin Peck was third after a poor late restart, and Tyler Courtney and Giovanni Scelzi completed the top five. Earlier at Davenport Speedway, Larson recorded a similar dominant effort, celebrated in victory lane, paid tribute to Kyle Busch and fended off late challenges from Marks, Brady Bacon and Aaron Reutzel. The Davenport finish featured a four-wide parade lap with Larson, Marks, Bacon and Reutzel, and the event drew a deep field that included Rico Abreu, Giovanni Scelzi, Daison Pursley, Tyler Courtney and West Coast entrants Tanner Holmes and Joel Myers Jr.