High Limit Racing returned to Las Vegas Motor Speedway this week for the SugarBee Blackjack Bash, kicking off a 2026 season defined by an expanded coast-to-coast campaign, a new title sponsor and beefed-up broadcast coverage. After a five-month off-season the series rolled out its largest-ever slate — 64 races at 34 tracks across 22 states — and announced Interstate Batteries as the 2026 title sponsor. The season’s media plan includes six live telecasts on FS1 and three simulated broadcasts on the NASCAR Channel, part of an effort to use higher-profile broadcast windows to grow the series’ reach.

The tour reported 15 full-time drivers for 2026, naming Brenham Crouch, Tyler Courtney, Daison Pursley, Rico Abreu, Giovanni Scelzi, Aaron Reutzel and Kerry Madsen among the entrants.

Several notable roster moves accompanied the launch: Rico Abreu moved to Tony Stewart Racing, Tyler Courtney is returning from injury, and Brad Sweet’s retirement opened a Kasey Kahne Racing seat that Daison Pursley will fill. Giovanni Scelzi arrived with partnerships that bring Spire Motorsports and Chili’s into the series, and the tour also highlighted two new contenders for the Rayce Rudeen Foundation Rookie of the Year award as the season began in Las Vegas.

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