Rico Abreu Puts in His Request to Tony Stewart as He Proposes to Prepare His

Rico Abreu’s latest revelation about his 2024 High Racing Limit participation has put him on a thrilling high-octane ride. However, the Midget Series champion’s relentless pursuit to delve deeper into the motorsport world was still burning inside of him, following which he unveiled about an unusual request put forth to Tony Stewart.

During a hilarious exchange at the SpeedFreaks episode, Abreu expressed his thoughts on how he could join hands with the legendary NASCAR driver as he looked forward to preparing a drag team for his future kid.

Rico Abreu makes an unusual proposal to Tony Stewart

Abreu expressed his unfulfilled desire to race on the Pike’s Peak, Indy 500, and Baja, following which one of the hosts, Kenny Sargent, asked Abreu, “You want to go 300-330 miles an hour in a dragster?” and Abreu’s reply left everyone in a hysterical situation.

The 2x Chili Bowl winner pondered upon his encounter with Stewart and made a hilarious revelation and said, “I just asked Tony earlier, I said I could start with your junior drag team. He’s got to have a development program, I can start there.” “They’re planning on having a child, I can it ready, tuned in for him,” Abreu added.

The revelation of his exchange with Stewart left everyone in a state of laughter, following which Sargent couldn’t resist the urge to speak up and shriekingly exclaimed, “Rico Abreu, the test driver for Tony Stewart!” to which Abreu responded, “Junior drag team, TSR [Tony Stewart Racing].”

It’s no guarantee that Tony Stewart would agree to Abreu’s proposal as, after his December 3 lunch session, the 31-year-old sprint car racer officiated terms with Kyle Larson backed High Limit Racing which could mean his packed schedule for the 2024 season.

Rico Abreu comes to terms with High Limit Racing

It happened during the afternoon of Sunday, December 3, when High Limit Racing co-owner, Brad Sweet, paid Abreu a visit over lunch to discuss the future of the new form of sprint car racing.

But how did the meeting go? It turns out that the deal was a no-brainer for Abreu as he couldn’t resist the incentives being offered, following which Abreu told Speedsport, “To be able to go run World of Outlaws races in between those [High Limit] races, it’s just- why wouldn’t you race with High Limit?” 

He then laid emphasis on the prize money and how it could support his team, Rico Abreu Racing’s growth, and said, “They still pay an extraordinary amount. They have $300,000-to-win’s, a couple $50,000’s and a bunch of $20,000’s . That’s important to my team.”

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