Katelyn Larson drops one word reaction to husband Kyle Larson’s $100K win in High Limit International

NASCAR star Kyle Larson emerged victorious in the first international race of the 2024 High Limit season in Australia. Post Kyle's victory, his wife Katelyn Larson took to her Instagram handle to share a story dedicated to her husband's post-season win.

Former NASCAR Cup Series champion and High Limit Racing co-founder Kyle Larson took to the racetrack in the series' maiden overseas event. The 32-year-old made significant strides in the race's final moments to take home the crown.

Local favorite James McFadden led the race for the first 26 laps, only to be overtaken by Larson with just nine laps remaining. Larson earned a decisive 3.148-second lead over McFadden, while Callum Williamson secured third place.

Brad Sweet, the co-founder of the series alongside Larson, and the 2024 High Limit champion, finished fourth. Australian driver Dayne Kingshott rounded out the top five.

Following his win, Kyle Larson's wife Katelyn took to her Instagram handle, posting multiple stories celebrating her husband's victory.

Katelyn Larson's Instagram story

"LFG," wrote Katelyn following Kyle Larson's win

Katelyn also extended her thanks to crew member Trevor Canales:

Katelyn thanks Trevor Canales

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Kyle Larson on High Limit Racing's merger

The 2024 season marked a significant milestone for High Limit Racing, co-founded by Larson and Brad Sweet. The series expanded internationally in its maiden rendition, taking the season-finale to Perth Motorplex.

High Limit Racing has an average of 100,000 unique streamers per event. It also had cumulative 2.5 million viewers on FloRacing, according to Sports Business Journal.

In a recent interview with SBJ, Kyle Larson hinted at a possible merger between High Limit Racing and World of Outlaws, describing it as a topic of ongoing discussion. The Hendrick Motorsports driver said:

"I think that’s a thought probably -- it’s at least a topic that we’ve talked about as something that could potentially happen down the road, and I’m sure even World Racing Group has probably had that run through their minds as well. I don’t think we’re to that point yet but hopefully whatever happens will be for the betterment of the sport."

Meanwhile, Brad Sweet, HLR's co-founder and Larson's brother-in-law, remarked:

"This year showed that you could have two different leagues competing at the same time with both having high-level talent and entertaining in different regions of the country as long as we weren’t on top of each other, oversaturating markets. I felt like (World of Outlaws) had a very successful year and we had a successful year."

Sweet won the inaugural High Limit Racing Championship.