IKC #2 @ WRP

Rain or Shine: Amaxx Racing Shines at IKC #2

The second round of the IKC series proved to be a true test of skill and determination as racers faced wet and unpredictable track conditions all weekend. Despite the rain, Amaxx Racing came out strong with impressive performances across multiple classes, stacking up podium finishes and showing once again why they’re a team to watch.

206 Junior

The 206 Junior class was packed with action, but Amaxx Racing took control. Thomas Anthony dominated to take the top step of the podium in 1st, with teammate Evan Patton following close behind in 3rd. Parker Dunn held strong to grab 5th, while Nico Santos rounded out the team’s presence in 7th—an outstanding showing for the entire squad.

206 Sportsman

Lincoln Willey pushed hard through the rain and earned a well-fought 2nd place finish, keeping the pressure on the front of the field all day.

206 Cadet

In the Cadet category, McNeely brought home a solid 3rd place finish, with Diesel Maxwell close behind in 4th—both racers showing maturity and poise beyond their years in slippery conditions.

Micro Swift

Diesel Maxwell wasn’t done yet. He returned in the Micro Swift class to take an impressive 2nd place, followed by McNeely who claimed another podium in 3rd. Both drivers showed incredible consistency racing multiple classes.

KA Junior

Evan Patton climbed the podium once again in the KA Junior class, securing 2nd place, while Andrew Avalos delivered a strong performance to grab 3rd. The future is bright with talent like this.

KA Senior

Rayder Santos proved his speed in the competitive KA Senior field, finishing 2nd in tough conditions. A solid performance that adds to the team’s impressive day.

206 Masters

Chris Whitacre kept things rolling in the 206 Masters category, finishing 3rd and rounding out Amaxx’s successful run in nearly every class.

Rain Can’t Stop the Momentum