Strong 56-Driver Entry List For Huset’s High Bank Nationals

BRANDON, S.D. — A strong contingent of 56 drivers have submitted a pre-entry form to tackle the 2nd annual BillionAuto.com Huset’s High Bank Nationals presented by Menards.

The four-day World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series sanctioned event at Huset’s Speedway runs June 21-24 and features a purse of $750,000 with a sprint car record payout of $250,000 to the winner of the finale.

The crown jewel event will showcase three $20,000-to-win preliminary nights as drivers will accumulate points, which sets the stage for the unprecedented show on Saturday that will not only pay the winner the most any driver has earned in a winged sprint car show but will also give each A Main starter at least $5,000.

Along with the World of Outlaws drivers battling for a series championship – names like Brad Sweet, David Gravel, Carson Macedo, Donny Schatz, Logan Schuchart and more – a stout list of racers from across the country have stated their intention to race.

NASCAR star Kyle Larson, Rico Abreu, Brian Brown, Tim Kaeding, Kasey Kahne, Anthony Macri, Kerry Madsen and dozens more along with Huset’s Speedway regulars Mark Dobmeier, Justin Henderson, Austin McCarl, Chase Randall and many others will also be tackling the spectacle.

The event format for 49 or more entries is as follows:

For each preliminary night, all drivers will time trial with six heat races being inverted by six positions. Drivers will earn points from time trials and heat races with the top 20 being locked into the A Main.

The top eight will redraw to determine the first four rows of the main event. Drivers 21-40 will go to the B Main (the top four finishers will transfer to A Main) and drivers 40 and beyond to the C Main (the top two finishers will transfer to the B Main).

The best two preliminary night point totals (the lowest score will be thrown out) will be combined to determine Saturday’s lineups. The top four in overall points will advance into a King of the Hill.

The remaining competitors will move into one of either four or six qualifiers depending on the number of drivers racing with the winner also making the King of the Hill and second and third finishers (and fourth-place finisher if using four qualifiers) locking into the A Main.

The consolation races will be lined up based on qualifier results with the top four in each transferring into the next feature.

The full pre-entry list is below: