Eighteen-year-old Sprint Car star Corey Day is set to make his pavement debut in a NASCAR Late Model Stock Car Saturday night at Hickory Motor Speedway. With three Kubota High Limit Racing wins through only 10 races in 2024, the California native has been turning heads across the motorsports world.

Kubota High Limit Racing's Midweek Money Series opened its 10-race miniseries Tuesday at Oklahoma's Red Dirt Raceway, bringing 410 Sprint Cars back to the quarter-mile oval for the first time since the All Star Circuit of Champions' thrilling show from 2020.

Kubota High Limit Racing ventured to RPM Speedway outside the greater Dallas, Texas, area on Sunday for its seventh race of the season paying $12,000 to the winner.

Clauson Marshall Racing, Driven2SaveLives, an Indiana Donor Network Program, and Corey Day will be competing for the 2024 High Limit Mid-Week Series Championship and select events that will be announced at a later date in the Driven2SaveLives #14BC sprint car. Clauson Marshall Racing (CMR), co-owned by Tim Clauson and Richard Marshall, was established in 2016 to compete in the USAC National Midget series. Since their inception into racing in 2016, CMR has won a USAC National Midget Championship, a USAC National Sprint Car Championship and two All Star Circuit of Champions Championships.

A pair of super subs will take over driving duties for the Clauson Marshall Racing Sprint Car as Tyler Courtney recovers from a back injury suffered Friday during the Knight Before The Kings Royal at Eldora Speedway. The CMR team led by Tim Clauson announced Monday that Pennsylvania native Anthony Macri and California driver Corey Day will split driving duties until Courtney is fully healed.