★★★The 2024 combined schedules for the World of Outlaws and the High Limit Sprint Car series feature 146 nights of racing across 24 states. The Outlaws are slated for 86 nights, while High Limit has expanded to a full national schedule with an additional 60 nights.

In 2023, the Outlaws scheduled 87 races, but due to weather cancellations, only 71 took place.

High Limit organized 11 races in 2023, all held midweek. This concept of high-stakes, midweek races will continue into 2024 with an 11-race series called the Midweek Money Series, which includes a separate point fund of $100,000.

Following the acquisition of the All-Star Circuit of Champions from Tony Stewart, High Limit has added 49 races to their schedule. These races include major events previously associated with the ASCoC or Outlaws, such as the Tuscarora 50, Skagit Nationals, and Gold Cup. Three High Limit races are pending confirmation, including a midweek event in September.

The Outlaws’ season begins on February 7, 2024, at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida, while High Limit starts on February 12 at East Bay Raceway Park in Tampa.

High Limit concludes their season with a two-day event at The Dirt Track at Texas Motor Speedway on October 11-12. The Outlaws’ season finale is set to be a four-day event at The Dirt Track at Charlotte Motor Speedway, similar to 2023.

Despite some Crown Jewels events changing ownership, most beloved events are scheduled to return in 2024, including the Huset’s High Bank Hustle/Nationals (June 19-22), the 41st Kings Royal (July 19-20), the 63rd Knoxville Sprint Car Nationals (August 7-10), the Commonwealth Clash (September 13-14), and the 62nd National Open (October 4-5).

The race distribution remains true to the series’ core values and traditions.