High Limit Sprint Car race: Full results explored as Kyle Larson finishes behind Rico Abreu at Bridgeport

Buddy Kofoid and Kyle Larson were held off by Rico Abreu in the High Limit Sprint Race at Bridgeport Speedway. Abreu eventually went on to win his third race of the season.

Rico Abreu and Kyle Larson lined up at the front row while Buddy Kofoid lined up behind them. Kofoid tried to take the lead at turn 4 but went into turn 4 too aggressively and collided with Dusty Zomer. The collision caused Kofoid to tumble down the grid into 17th. But he managed he finish the race in 11th place.

Here is the full race result from the High Limit Sprint Car race

Finishing Order	Driver
1	Rico Abreu
2	Kyle Larson
3	Cory Eliason
4	Justin Sanders
5	Kyle Reinhardt
6	Danny Dietrich
7	Brent Marks
8	Tyler Courtney
9	Kerry Madsen
10	Tyler Ross
11	Buddy Kofoid
12	Anthony Macri
13	Ryan Timms
14	Chase Randall
15	Cap Henry
16	Aaron Reutzel
17	Justin Whittall
18	Conner Morrell
19	C.J. Leary
20	Ryan Taylor
21	Kyle Spence
22	Devon Borden (DNF)
23	Dusty Zomer (DNF)
24	Justin Peck (DNF)

In the inaugural season of the High Limit Sprint Car Series, Rico Abreu became the first driver to take victory after starting from the front row.

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"I bailed and maybe I could have squeezed through" - Kyle Larson on finishing runner-up at the High Limit Sprint Car race at Bridgeport

Rico Abreu and Kyle Larson started from the front row at the High Limit Sprint Race at Bridgeport Speedway and both managed to slip away from the rest of the grid easily.

But throughout the race, traffic was the main concern for the leaders. They were catching up with lapped cars in the race but Abreu was able to hold off Larson and take his third win of the season while Larson settled for a second-place finish.

"I had one good shot getting into (Turn) 3 but I just didn’t know how low he was going and the way my run was going there was a big tractor tire there at his left side,” Kyle Larson said (via NASCAR).

He continued,

"I bailed and maybe I could have squeezed through. I didn’t want to do what Buddy did and wipe out myself and a lapper so I felt it was best to forfeit that turn and hope another opportunity would come but he saw my nose and then went back to carrying momentum.”

Next Tuesday, the title will be decided at Lincoln Park Speedway in Putnamville, Indiana.