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By NAPA
Daison Pursley and the
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The High Limit season opener at Las Vegas Motor Speedway marked the first points-paying events of the year, and the NAPA No. 9 ran consistently inside the top 10 throughout the three-night weekend.
On Thursday, Pursley qualified eighth in Flight A and advanced to a 12th-place finish in the feature after starting 15th. Friday brought one of the team’s strongest performances of the weekend, as Pursley qualified third, ran up front in the heat race, and drove from ninth to sixth in the A-Main.
The weekend concluded Saturday with another solid showing as the NAPA No. 9 qualified third once again and advanced from 13th to 10th in the feature. The consistent results to open the season positioned the team well in the early championship standings and reinforced the speed shown throughout the offseason.
The team carried that momentum into Central Arizona Raceway for the Cactus Classic, where Pursley delivered a standout performance on Thursday night. After qualifying 10th in a stout, 31-car field, Pursley advanced through his heat race and charged from 10th to a third-place finish in the A-Main, earning the first ever podium for the NAPA No. 9 team.
Friday and Saturday presented challenges, as the team continued to show speed but was ultimately sidelined by incidents in both feature events, resulting in a pair of DNFs. Despite the setbacks, the pace of the NAPA No. 9 remained evident throughout the weekend.
The NAPA No. 9 team now turns its focus to the next event at Vado Speedway Park in New Mexico on Tuesday as the 2026 High Limit Racing season continues.
Start / Finish:
Thursday, March 12, Las Vegas Motor Speedway: 15 / 12
Friday, March 13, Las Vegas Motor Speedway: 9 / 6
Saturday, March 14, Las Vegas Motor Speedway: 13 / 10
Thursday, March 19, Central Arizona Raceway: 10 / 3
Friday, March 20, Central Arizona Raceway: DNF
Saturday, March 21, Central Arizona Raceway: DNF
Points Standing / Total: 11th / 281 pts. (-125)
Next Race: Tuesday, March 24, Vado Speedway Park, Vado, NM
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By NAPA
Brad Sweet and the Kasey Kahne Racing
link hidden, please login to view No. 49 team closed out the 2025 High Limit Racing season with a laudable performance at Texas Motor Speedway, collecting a pair of top-five finishes including a podium finish in Saturday’s $50,000-to-win Championship Finale. The consistent weekend capped off another standout season for Brad Sweet and the NAPA team, who finished third in the final owners standings, just 49 points shy of the championship and only 4 points out of second.
The final week on the High Limit calendar started Wednesday at Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, MO., where Sweet entered 30 points out of the championship lead, and the NAPA team knew every position mattered. Sweet qualified 10th overall to start third in Heat 1, where he held his ground to secure a transfer into the A-Main. Starting 10th for the 30-lap Feature, Sweet charged forward early, gaining five spots to cross the line in fifth and keeping the NAPA team within striking distance of the title heading into the Championship Weekend.
The High Limit Championship Weekend at Texas Motor Speedway kicked off Friday with Sweet qualifying ninth to start second in Heat 3. He maintained his position there to advance directly to the A-Main, where he rolled off ninth for the 25-lap event. The NAPA crew gave Sweet a fast race car, allowing him to steadily pick off positions through traffic and claim a fourth-place finish at the checkered flag.
After starting the Saturday night finale sitting third in the owners standings—40 points out of first and 15 back from second—the NAPA 49 team delivered a strong performance all night long. Sweet earned the Quick Time Award with the fastest overall qualifying lap, then led every circuit of his Heat Race to lock into the Dash. After starting fourth in the Dash, Sweet made a key pass for third to secure a second-row starting spot for the $50,000-to-win feature.
In the 30-lap Championship A-Main, Sweet kept the NAPA Auto Parts No. 49 in the thick of the battle from start to finish, trading the runner-up spot multiple times in a thrilling duel with Daryn Pittman. As the checkered flag flew, Sweet brought home third-place, a podium finish to wrap up the 2025 High Limit Racing season on a high note.
Start / Finish:
Wednesday, Oct. 15, Lucas Oil Speedway: 10 / 5
Friday, Oct. 17, Texas Motor Speedway: 9 / 4
Saturday, Oct. 18, Texas Motor Speedway: 3 / 3
Final 2025 Points Standing / Total: 3rd / 2,873 pts. (-49)
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By Counterman
Valvoline Instant Oil Change is kicking off its school supply drive for schools in southwest Florida. The drive runs from July 14 through August 3. As students get ready for a new school year,
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From notebooks and pencils to backpacks,
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