NASCAR Kubota High Limit Racing: Full race results of Friday’s Commonwealth Clash preliminary event at Lernerville Speedway

The opening night of the 2024 Commonwealth Clash of the NASCAR Kubota High Limit Racing Series got done and dusted on Friday, September 13, at Lernerville Speedway, with 24 entries.

Corey Day, driving the #14 entry, secured his eighth Kubota High Limit Racing victory of the season in the Friday night preliminary feature at Lernerville Speedway.

Day emerged victorious after grabbing the lead on lap 13 of the 30 and never looked back en route to a dominant victory. He crossed the finish line by an impressive margin of 4.503 ahead of Sye Lynch to take the checkered flag.

Meanwhile, Sye Lynch finished runner-up, followed by Tyler Courtney, Anthony Macri, and James McFadden in the top five. Brent Marks, Hendrick Motorsports, and Kyle Larson’s brother-in-law, Brad Sweet, Jacob Allen, Spencer Bayston, and Tanner Thorson completed the top 10 in Friday’s Commonwealth Clash running order.

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NASCAR Kubota High Limit Racing at Lernerville Speedway final results

Below are the final results of NASCAR Friday’s Kubota High Limit Series race at the Lernerville Speedway:

1. #14 - Corey Day
2. #42 - Sye Lynch
3. #7BC - Tyler Courtney
4. #39M - Anthony Macri
5. #83 - James McFadden
6. #19 - Brent Marks
7. #49 - Brad Sweet
8. #1A - Jacob Allen
9. #5 - Spencer Bayston
10. #88 - Tanner Thorson
11. #27 - Emerson Axsom
12. #55 - Chris Windom
13. #2KS - Hunter Schuerenberg
14. #9P - Parker Price Miller
15. #24 - Rico Abreu
16. #21 - Brian Brown
17. #24D - Danny Sams III
18. #13 - Justin Peck
19. #8 - Cory Eliason
20. #1 - Brenham Crouch
21. #6 - Ryan Smith
22. #71 - A.J. Flick
23. #20B - Cody Bova
24. #69K - Logan Wagner

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Kubota High Limit Series points table

1. Brad Sweet - 2683
2. Rico Abreu - 2437
3. Tyler Courtney - 2422
4. Brent Marks - 2298
5. Corey Day - 2261
6. Justin Peck - 2209
7. James McFadden - 2191
8. Parker Price Miller - 2055
9. Spencer Bayston - 2025
10. Cory Eliason - 1919

Catch the NASCAR Kubota High Limit Racing Series drivers next at the Lernerville Speedway for Saturday's Commonwealth Clash final main event. The sprint car drivers will be eying to win $50,000 prize money.