USPKS Weekend Recap: Growth Through the Grind

Every race weekend tells a story — and while this round of USPKS may not have delivered the results we were aiming for, it delivered something just as important: experience, resilience, and fuel for the fire ahead.

The Amaxx Racing Team rolled into the weekend ready to battle across multiple classes. Despite tough competition, setbacks, and hard-fought heats, our drivers showed grit and professionalism every step of the way.

Micro Swift

Diesel Maxwell fought hard in the Micro Swift class and brought it home in 27th, gaining valuable laps and continuing to sharpen his racecraft in a competitive field.

KA Senior

Adam Maxwell put together a solid effort with a 19th-place finish, while Rayder Santos battled through adversity to bring it home in 26th.

KA Junior

In a stacked junior field, our drivers stayed focused through the weekend’s challenges. Andrew Avalos (36th), Evan Patton (37th), and Thomas Anthony (41st) each showed moments of promise, and all left the weekend more prepared for the next battle.

KA Masters

The highlight of the weekend came from Tyler Prestel, who stormed to pole position in qualifying and followed it up with an impressive 5th-place finish in the final. Tyler’s performance was a reminder of the speed and determination this team brings to every session.

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Eyes Forward

Tough weekends test more than just equipment — they test character. We’re proud of how our drivers carried themselves and how they’re using every lap to grow. The grind doesn’t stop, and neither do we.

See you at the next round — stronger, smarter, and hungrier.