The High Limit Sprint Car Series makes its way to Pennsylvania Posse country on Wednesday night in the tour’s sixth-round event at Grandview Speedway in Bechtelsville, Pa.

Editor's Note: Tuesday's race has been postponed to Wednesday due to rain. 

Just like the opening five events, the roster for the 30-lap, $23,023-to-win event — the largest Sprint Car payout in the third-mile’s 60-year history — features some of the biggest and most talented names in dirt racing.

The pre-entry list that nears 30 competitors is headlined by High Limit Series leader Kyle Larson, who looks to return to more happy times on the racetrack after his run-in with Denny Hamlin on Sunday in the NASCAR Cup Series race at Pocono Raceway. Larson enters Grandview with three straight High Limit wins at Tri-City Speedway in Granite City, Ill.; Wayne County Speedway in Orrville, Ohio; and Eagle (Neb.) Raceway.

The stars of @HighLimitRacing are invading PA Posse country for the first time! $23,023 will be on the line Wednesday night at @gviewspeedway.

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Anthony Macri was supposed to make his season debut in Bernie Stuebgen’s No. 71 Indy Race Parts machine, but the Dillsburg, Pa., driver can't race Wednesday because of commitments with Clauson Marshall Racing at Benton (Mo.) Speedway. Macri, who was 49 points behind Larson in the High Limit standings, is currently subbing for the injured Tyler Courtney on the All Star Circuit of Champions tour.

Neptune, N.J.'s Kyle Reinhardt will now be at the wheel of Stuebgen's No. 71.

Macri Motorsports, meanwhile, has called on Lance Dewease to again fill the seat of the No. 39M. On Sunday, Dewease and Kreitz Racing parted ways, ending their seven-year partnership.

Rico Abreu (-49 points), Zeb Wise (-95), Cory Eliason (-98) are three additional drivers in the top 10 in series points that anchor Grandview’s list of pre-entries. Former NASCAR Cup Series star Kasey Kahne is expected to make his fourth High Limit start of the year, too.

Brent Marks of Myerstown, Pa., leads the PA Posse contingent, which is also expected to showcase former All Star Circuit of Champions winners Freddie Rahmer and Ryan Smith. Rahmer of Salfordville, Pa., won the 2017 ASCoC event at Grandview.

Freddie Rahmer In Pursuit Of High Limit Glory At Grandview Speedway

Thirteenth in series points, Justin Peck looks to make some ground up in the standings in his No. 13 Buch Motorsports entry. Up-and-coming talent Chase Randall and Ryan Timms make their first trips to Grandview, while USAC winner Jake Swanson returns to the seat of Alex Bowman’s No. 55 Sprint Car.

Also repping the PA Posse is Devon Borden, who’s fresh off a victory Sunday at Selinsgrove (Pa.) Speedway, plus Austin Bishop, Kyle Reinhardt, Ryan Taylor, Tim Buckwalter, T.J. Stutts, and Tyler Ross.

Tuesday’s were made for big purses. ?

Tomorrow at @GViewSpeedway, Sprint Car stars will battle for a $23,023-to-win prize and $1,500 just to qualify for the Feature. pic.twitter.com/SSGetur4Vh

— High Limit Racing (@HighLimitRacing) July 24, 2023

The complete entry list for Wednesday's High Limit Sprint Car Series race at Grandview Speedway can be viewed below.

In addition to the $23,023 prize that awaits the winner, big money will be on the line for the night's hard charger. The Tezos Hard Charger will receive $2,500 plus $100 for each car that they pass at Eagle Raceway.

Tuesday’s FloRacing broadcast begins at 6:10 ET with on-track action set to follow.

Fans unable to make it to Bechtelsville, Pa., will be able to watch Wednesday's race live on FloRacing. If you're not already a FloRacing subscriber, click here to sign up today.

High Limit Sprint Car Series at Grandview Speedway Entry List