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As is his custom, Kyle Larson took the big money and ran. Before he left Western Australia at the end of an all-nighter that spanned Dec. 30-31, however, Larson had established himself as the pre-e…
Kyle Larson, known for his custom of winning big and moving on, dominated the Australian sprint car racing scene at the High Limit International event in Perth. Winning the main event, Larson took home the richest prize in Australian sprint car history, $100,000 Australian. His quick departure for the Tulsa Shootout practice in Sydney showcased his racing dedication and skill across different continents. Larson’s impact on sprint car racing and motorsports in general was praised by his brother-in-law and co-founder of High Limit Racing, Brad Sweet, who highlighted Larson’s global star status and captivating talent behind the wheel. The successful partnership between Larson and local owner/driver Jason Pryde at the Perth Motorplex event led to merchandise sell-outs and increased fan support from across Australia. The story of Larson’s triumph in Australia further solidified his reputation as a versatile and dominant force in the world of motorsports.
