Kyle Larson Rejects Playoff for Sprint Car Series He Co-Owns

Kyle Larson rejects playoff for Sprint Car series he co-owns

Reigning Cup Series champion Kyle Larson, who also co-owns the High Limit Sprint Car Series alongside brother-in-law Brad Sweet and streamer FloSports says do not expect a playoff format to come to their winged division at any point soon.The topic came up with series announcers Chase Raudman and Tony La Porta on the official series podcast.“I would hope, and I’m pretty certain, that ...Keep reading

Kyle Larson says no championship format is coming to High Limit

Larson also talks about the upcoming NASCAR playoff format change Kyle Larson was recently crowned the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series champion. He won it with a two-tire call on an overtime restart. In NASCAR, there’s a 10-race playoff format across four rounds. Four of the sixteen playoff drivers are eliminated every three races (each round). In the championship race, the highest finisher of the remaining four drivers wins the title. And everyone hates…

Kyle Larson Declares NASCAR Style Playoffs “Will Never Happen” in His Sprint Car Series

One of the major topics of debate in the NASCAR community throughout the 2025 season, alongside the lawsuit, was the The post Kyle Larson Declares NASCAR Style Playoffs “Will Never Happen” in His Sprint Car Series appeared first on FirstSportz.

Kyle Larson Shuts Down Playoff Format for High Limit Racing

Kyle Larson addresses playoff rumors in Kyle Larson High Limit Racing, assuring fans the series will keep its unique sprint car format.