The racing doesn’t stop when the checkered flag falls! After the Skagit Nationals in Burlington, Washington, we had one of the biggest drives of the 2026 High Limit Racing season ahead of us — 2,666 miles from Skagit Speedway all the way to Port Royal Speedway in Pennsylvania. With the Buch Motorsports #13 already headed east, Jess and I loaded up the truck, trailer, and Georgia the dog and hit I-90 for a full cross-country adventure. Three days, 41 hours, multiple fuel stops, plenty of snacks, caffeine, traffic, storms, and a whole lot of miles later, we finally made it to Pennsylvania. In this video, you’ll get a real look at what life is like BETWEEN races on the High Limit tour. From leaving Washington at 7:30 AM, climbing through the mountains, crossing Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota and more, to battling through Chicago traffic and finally rolling into Pennsylvania. It wasn't glamorous, but it was part of the job. When you're racing a full-time national schedule, sometimes the biggest challenge isn't the race track — it's getting yourself, the truck, and the trailer to the next one. 2,666 miles. 41 hours. 3 days. One truck and trailer. One very tired dog. 😂 And now... it's time to go racing at Port Royal. Welcome to life on the road with Tanner Holmes Racing! #TannerHolmes #HighLimitRacing #SprintCar #BuchMotorsports Follow Me on Social Media: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tannerholmes18 Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/tannerholmes18t Twitter - https://twitter.com/tannerholmes18 My Last Vlog - https://youtu.be/WUojelZs2fM