2025 Huset’s Hustle/Huset’s High Bank Nationals Format

Race week has arrived for the BillionAuto.com Huset’s High Bank Nationals presented by Menards.

The World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series is on its way to Huset’s Speedway to battle for some serious cash. The week packs two events into one with a pair of six-figure paydays on the line. The winner of the Huset’s Hustle (June 18-19) is going home with $100,000, and Saturday’s High Bank Nationals finale is sending the champion to the bank with a $250,000 check.

The country’s top Sprint Car teams will face a unique format with major money on the line. Inverts and points are the name of the game this week, and all format details can be found below.

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49 OR MORE ENTRIES

Day 1 (Wednesday and Friday):

Qualifying – All competitors will draw and qualify. 2 groups will be generated based on draw.

•  Group A will consist of Heats 1-3, Group B will consist of Heats 4-6.

Heat Races – 6 Heats with an invert of 6.

Redraw – Top 4 in points from each group will redraw for the top 8 starting positions in the A Feature.

•  Heat 1 winner draws, Heat 3 winner draws, Heat 2 winner draws, etc.

A Feature – The top 10 in combined Qualifying and Heat race points from each group are qualified for the A Feature.

Last Chance Showdown – The next 10 (11^th – 20^th) in combined points from each group will qualify for the LCS (Group A inside and Group B outside).

• Transfer 4 to the A Feature, tagging the tail by their finishing position.

C Feature – The next 10 (21^st – 30^th) in combined points from each group will qualify for the C Feature (Group A inside and Group B outside).

• Transfer 2 to back of LCS, tagging the tail by their finishing position.
• 61 or more cars, 2 C Features ran, Group A in 1 and Group B in 2. Winners will transfer to LCS.

Day 2 (Thursday and Saturday):

Heat Races – 6 Heats will be lined straight up based on Day 1 total points (Top 3 transfer to the A Feature).

King of the Hill – Heat race winners will be locked into the King of the Hill (starting spots 1-6).

• King of the Hill will feature 2 cars on the clock at a time for 2 Fastest time will advance to next round. Final Round winner will start on the pole of the feature.
• Format: 6^th heat winner vs. 5^th heat winner, winner vs. 4^th heat winner, etc.
• Cars must be race ready when they roll into the infield.

Redraws – 2^nd and 3^rd place finishers in the Heats will redraw for starting spots in the Feature.

• 2nd place finishers in the Heat Races will draw for starting positions 7-12 in the A Feature.
• 3rd place finishers in the Heat Races will draw for starting positions 13-18 in the A Feature.

Last Chance Showdown – Positions 4th, 5th, 6th transfer to LCS by finishing position.

• Top 6 transfer to the A Feature.

C Feature – Positions 7th on back transfer to a C Feature by finishing position.

• Top 4 transfer to the LCS.
• 61 or more cars, 2 C Features ran, Lined-up staggered by Top 2 will transfer to LCS.

Tie Breakers:

1. Feature Night (for Thursday/Saturday) – Highest Preliminary Night Feature Finish
2. Preliminary Night (for Wednesday/Friday) – Fastest Qualifying Time
3. Preliminary Night (for Wednesday/Friday) – 2^nd Fastest Qualifying Time

Points Table:

32 TO 48 ENTRIES

Day 1 (Wednesday and Friday):

Qualifying – All competitors will draw and qualify. 2 groups will be generated based on draw.

• Group A will consist of Heats 1-2, Group B will consist of Heats 3-4.

Heat Races – 4 Heats with an invert of 6.

Redraw – Top 4 in points from each group will redraw for the top 8 starting positions in the A Feature.

• Heat 1 winner draws, Heat 3 winner draws, Heat 2 winner draws, etc.

A Feature – The top 10 in combined Qualifying and Heat race points from each group are qualified for the A Feature.

Last Chance Showdown – The next 10 (11th – 20th) in combined points from each group will qualify for the LCS (Group A inside and Group B outside).

• Transfer 4 to the A Feature, tagging the tail by their finishing position.

C Feature – The next 10 (21st – 30th) in combined points from each group will qualify for the C Feature (Group A inside and Group B outside).

• Transfer 2 to back of LCS, tagging the tail by their finishing position.

Day 2 (Thursday and Saturday):

Heat Races – 6 Heats will be lined straight up based on Day 1 total points (Top 3 transfer to the A Feature).

King of the Hill – Heat race winners will be locked into the King of the Hill (starting spots 1-6).

• King of the Hill will feature 2 cars on the clock at a time for 2 Fastest time will advance to next round. Final Round winner will start on the pole of the feature.
• Format: 6th heat winner vs. 5th heat winner, winner vs. 4th heat winner, etc.
• Cars must be race ready when they roll into the infield.

Redraws – 2nd and 3rd place finishers in the Heats will redraw for starting spots in the A Feature.

• 2nd place finishers in the Heat Races will draw for starting positions 7-12 in the A Feature.
• 3rd place finishers in the Heat Races will draw for starting positions 13-18 in the A Feature.

Last Chance Showdown – Positions 4th, 5th, 6th transfer to LCS by finishing position.

• Top 6 transfer to the A Feature.

C Feature – Positions 7th on back transfer to a C Feature by finishing position.

• Top 4 transfer to the LCS.

Tie Breakers:

1. Feature Night (for Thursday/Saturday) – Highest Preliminary Night Feature Finish
2. Preliminary Night (for Wednesday/Friday) – Fastest Qualifying Time
3. Preliminary Night (for Wednesday/Friday) – 2^nd Fastest Qualifying Time

Points Table: