The High Limit Sprint Car Series has finalized the acquisition of the All Star Circuit of Champions. NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Larson and four-time World of Outlaws Sprint Cars champion Brad Sweet will take over ownership of the regional series owned by three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion and Eldora Speedway owner Tony Stewart.

"Sprint car racing is in a better place today because of the contributions Tony has made, including his ownership of the All Stars," said Larson, co-owner of the High Limit Sprint Car Series. "His commitment to giving back to the sport has been an inspiration to me, personally. Brad and I share his passion for making the business side of the sport better for teams, drivers and sponsors and we're thankful for Tony's trust in us to carry on what he started."

Stewart purchased the All Star Circuit of Champions in 2015, adding to his long list of legendary contributions to motorsports. As just the fourth different owner since the series' creation in 1970, Stewart grew the All Star Circuit of Champions by expanding its footprint in the country, increasing purses for its teams and raising the series visibility by partnering with FloRacing in 2020.

In 2023, Larson and Sweet introduced the High Limit Sprint Car Series with an inaugural schedule that featured 12 midweek events. Like Stewart, their goal is to elevate sprint car racing and turn their passion for the sport into a positive for fans, drivers, teams and race tracks.

"We've learned a lot throughout our inaugural midweek season this year," said Sweet, co-owner of the High Limit Sprint Car Series. "We have a strong desire to expand on what we've learned and continue to contribute to and grow sprint car racing. Kyle and I, like Tony, believe in this sport and want to provide more opportunities for teams, drivers and tracks. We're looking forward to more announcements coming soon."

Information regarding the 2024 schedule and team roster is forthcoming. For more information, visit allstarsprint.com.