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I have heard that the All Stars will be sold to Kyle Larson and Brad Sweet. I have also heard that some current ASCoC officials have been offered jobs at local Pennsylvania race tracks. 

Rumor is TSR will be sold to Kyle Larson and Hendrick Motorsports. KLR with Hendrick Cars will field a full time Outlaw ride. 

Donnie? Donnie may end up with his own team. Who fills the KLR ride? 

Who hops in the KLR seat?

Keep It Real

A lot of smoke with Stewart selling ASCOC to another group, that'll will probably happen. 
 

But the thought of Hendrick/KLR buying TSR Sprint car team is just dumb. What is there to buy?  From my understanding the TSR Sprintcar team is in the same building as the drag team, won't be buying that building. Hendrick/KLR buying all the Ford Performance racing engines, yea ok lol. Get out of here with that nonsense. Then throw J&J into the mix, in which Larson/Silva doesn't use. 

Craig: "There is dirt in my beer"
Tony: "That means your at a real racetrack"

Seems like the offseason BS  business started earlier this year. 

I'm not sure whether to believe this or the Mexican alien discovery. 

I have also heard the All-Stars will be sold to Larson & Sweet.

I, too, heard that Sweet and Larson purchased the All Stars; however, not the Sweet and Larson of sprint car fame but rather two dentists on the east side of Sioux Falls, SD.  Word has it that their clinic, Sweet, Larson and Jabs, will make an announcement later on this week.

My guess is that Schatz will get the same deal The Dude got with the $1 fire sale (if he wants to keep racing).

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As per this forum if Sweet and Larson want the Ascoc they need to buy it from Flo cuz Flo bought it yesterday

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Wow, on this message board alone are posts saying the ASCoC have been sold to Flo, FIA and Larson/Sweet. WOW

You've got it all wrong. I'm hearing Mark Kinser is buying it after landing a major helmet dryer company as the title sponsor for 2024.  Now that the facts are out of the way, there is a rumor that Tyler Walker is going to come on board as the competition director... that's just what I'm hearing, don't take that to the bank though.

if Larson and Sweet buy the AllStars, who will buy the High Limit sprint series? Tony Stewart?

Power of the p**** as they say.