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July 18, 2026 at
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Why no Brad Sweet at the Kings Royal. He was there for the Jokers race in the 94 car.
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July 18, 2026 at
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Maybe didn't wanna support the opposition.
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July 18, 2026 at
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Posted By: Rodneyincanad on July 18 2026 at 10:25:56 PM
Maybe didn't wanna support the opposition.
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I would have thought they would try and take home two hundred K, since were there.
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July 19, 2026 at
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July 19, 2026 at
06:11:43 AM by miledirtfan
Very clear that a few guys who are deeply invested in High Limit do not want to support the WoO
On the one hand I get it, it's business period. On the other, kind of a bad taste since the WoO was a part of making their careers. There's one guy in the HL I used to be a really, really big fan of. But not so much anymore, I don't know if its the money or fame, but his cocky attitude is just annoying now. But times and things change, we've got two national series now and that doesn't appear to be changing for some time. And it could be really good, IF both series would include about 10 events a year that they came together for.
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July 20, 2026 at
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On Friday Sweet qualified p10 in group A and was scheduled to start p5 in heat 1 but scratched for the night and didn't attempt Sat. I don't know if they hurt a motor and didn't have another one or what. I don't remember hearing or reading why. From Kyle's comments Thur it sounded like Brad was planning to run both Fri and Sat.
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July 20, 2026 at
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Posted By: miledirtfan on July 19 2026 at 06:10:48 AM
Very clear that a few guys who are deeply invested in High Limit do not want to support the WoO
On the one hand I get it, it's business period. On the other, kind of a bad taste since the WoO was a part of making their careers. There's one guy in the HL I used to be a really, really big fan of. But not so much anymore, I don't know if its the money or fame, but his cocky attitude is just annoying now. But times and things change, we've got two national series now and that doesn't appear to be changing for some time. And it could be really good, IF both series would include about 10 events a year that they came together for.
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I would not be surprised when no Hi Limit guys can run with the WoO except for Knoxville
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July 21, 2026 at
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Posted By: miledirtfan on July 19 2026 at 06:10:48 AM
Very clear that a few guys who are deeply invested in High Limit do not want to support the WoO
On the one hand I get it, it's business period. On the other, kind of a bad taste since the WoO was a part of making their careers. There's one guy in the HL I used to be a really, really big fan of. But not so much anymore, I don't know if its the money or fame, but his cocky attitude is just annoying now. But times and things change, we've got two national series now and that doesn't appear to be changing for some time. And it could be really good, IF both series would include about 10 events a year that they came together for.
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Who might that "one guy" be???
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July 22, 2026 at
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Not 'picking sides' but owning 3 sprint car series, a popular race track, trying to race here and there...and throw in a family for good measure, and who knows what else, I don't know of hardly anyone that could keep up with all of that - even with great staff members helping to manage each individual component.
Just having one series to be responsible for plus the rest of regular business and whatever life throws at you is enough in my experience. I don't know how he does it to begin with.
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July 22, 2026 at
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Posted By: POOKY on July 20 2026 at 02:02:59 PM
I would not be surprised when no Hi Limit guys can run with the WoO except for Knoxville
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High limit will have to have a more full schedule without 2 to 3 week gaps in it before they can do that. They also may lose a few teams if they do that.
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