FREMONT, Ohio — The All Star Circuit of Champions will return to competition next season.
The oldest traveling winged sprint car series will return to action in 2025 with a full schedule, including Ohio Sprint Speedweek. The series, which debuted in 1970, was disbanded after it was purchased by High Limit Racing following the 2023 campaign.
High Limit Racing acquired the All Star Circuit of Champions at the conclusion of the 2023 racing season. While the series did not compete in 2024, High Limit Racing co-founders Brad Sweet and Kyle Larson, have partnered with Fremont Speedway’s promoter, Rich Farmer, to reinstate the regional series and continue Ohio Sprint Speedweek.
Every lap of every All Star Circuit of Champions race will be streamed live on FloRacing.
“When we acquired the All Stars, we had every intention of bringing the series back,” said Sweet. “We trust that Rich (Farmer) will work with the Ohio sprint car ecosystem to build a schedule, not just for the season, but also for Ohio Sprint Speedweek, that most benefits the drivers, teams, tracks and the passionate Ohio region’s sprint car fanbase.”
Farmer was the Fremont Speedway track promoter from 2008 through 2018 and returned to the position for the 2024 racing season. He was named the regional promoter of the year in both 2013 and 2015.
A former driver and car owner, Farmer has worked in nearly every aspect of dirt racing.
“I’m grateful that Brad (Sweet) and Kyle (Larson) have trusted me to bring back the oldest winged sprint car series and restore the All Star Circuit of Champions,” said Farmer. “We’re working diligently to build a competitive schedule and provide purses and a point fund that will attract a driver roster of future All Star champions. Having the name ‘All Stars’ back in action means a lot to this area and to the fans.”
Many of sprint car racing’s greatest drivers have competed in the series, including champions Bobby Allen,
Further announcements, including the 2025 schedule, will be made in December.