Maxxis 4-Cycle Sprint Series will maintain overall points per event. Points will only be tallied for Maxxis 4-Cycle Sprint Series regional events. Drivers competing in all six events will be allowed two drops.

Bonus points will be awarded for fast qualifier, winning heat races, and winning main event races. Points accrued for Club/Local titles will not be included in Maxxis 4-Cycle Sprint points.

2019 Maxxis 4 Cycle Sprint Series Standings

After 5 Races

LO 206 Kid Kart: Moe Racing

1 Sydney Miller: 411

2 Lillian Scarbrough: 403

3 Sawyer Chambers: 355

4 Jaydyn Wilson: 348

5 Caleb Wilson: 323

6 Lillian Scarbrough: 195

7 Camden Boatfield: 192

8 Jayden Fowler: 93

9 Dodge Barker: 44

LO 206 Cadet: Brads Karts and Parts

1 Owen Lloyd: 518

2 Mason Donahue 488

3 Darryl Moglia: 485

4 Brady Atwood: 481

5 K Mike Chidester: 466

6 Lane Littleton: 461

7 Peyton Bridges: 403

8 Emma Kate Scarbrough: 369

9 Josey Chambers: 317

10 Adam Wein: 315

11 Bryce Sanders: 214

12 Bradley Henderson: 158

13 Alyssa Vascocu: 116

13 Lanie Buice: 116

14 Brently Miller: 113

15 Will Loller: 112

16: Austin Warner: 106

16 Brody Kelly: 106

17 Keith Labhart: 103

17 Amanda Shaw: 103

18 Emily Henderson: 50

19 Eli Brewer: 51

 

Pro Gas Cadet: Mikim Motorsports

1 Owen Lloyd: 433

2 Mason Donahue: 405

3 Brady Atwood: 403

4 Darryl Moglia: 400

5 Lane Littleton: 310

6 Peyton Bridges: 288

7 Emma Kate Scarbrough: 268

8 Bradley Henderson: 183

9 Brently Miller: 95

10 Amanda Shaw: 88

11 Lanie Buice: 51

12 Alyssa Vascocu: 44

LO 206 Junior: Coyote Motorsports/Brads Heating and Cooling

1 Collin Miller: 416

2 Elmer Edmonson: 203

3 Camryn Reed: 192

4 Jocie Pannell: 106

5 Hudson Brown: 97

6 Carson Brown: 96

7 Aiden Coleman: 95

8 Asa Harmening: 94

9 Jamison Huffman: 92

10 Justin Fleischer: 90

11 Lauren Brallier: 49

11: Jenna Pearson: 49

11 Eli Brewer: 49

 

LO 206 Senior: SSi

1 Caylyn Brown: 451

2 Dylan Amundson: 208

3 Elmer Edmonson: 203

4 Chris Cirillo: 197

4 Will Meeler: 197

5 Sean Meier: 124

6 Matt Mayes: 119

7 Aren Lloyd: 112

8 Tyler Lloyd: 110

9 Joey Miller: 106

10 Chris Carroll: 105

11 Billy Johnson Jr: 104

12 Jason Yarbrough: 102

13 Michael Clark: 98

14 Tyler Swann: 98

15 Paul Rice: 95

16 Evan Cowen: 53

17: Peter Rigg: 49

17: Kenner Brown Jr: 49

18 Jonathan Tedder: 47

CIK LO 206 Senior: Kart City Performance

1 Aren Lloyd: 543

2 Chris Carroll: 327

3 Alexander Searle: 213

4 Dylan Amundson: 207

5 Tyler Lloyd: 202

6 Jacob Duvall: 191

7 Elmer Edmonson: 145

8 Corey Towles: 121

9 Jason Yarbrough: 116

10 Austin Williamson: 114

11 Evan Cowen: 108

12 Jesse Samples III: 107

13 Justin Wishard: 104

14 Kevin Medearis: 102

15 Kyle Banovit: 101

16 Doug Barnes: 99

16 Wayne Lee: 99

17: Austin Kinny: 96

18 Tyler Swann: 95

19 Drew Cirillo: 94

19: James Inscoe: 94

20 Riley Friedman: 92

21: Trey Kelley: 92

22 Josh Stiefel: 91

22 Matt Mayes: 91

23 Aaron Cox: 89

24 Indy Kassy: 88

25 Lenny Airtime: 53

26 Todd Horton: 52

26 Tony Colandro: 52

27 JT Swygert: 50

28 Emmanuel Baako: 48

29 Tyler Frantz: 47

29 Scott Wentz: 47

30 Matt Mattingly: 46

31 Andrew Maldonado: 45

32 Jonathan Tedder: 42

LO 206 Masters: EK Chains

1 Tim Clark: 418

2 Brad Farmer: 389

3 Barry Hastings: 385

4 John Seglem: 192

5 Tyson Swann: 144

6 Tim Skinner: 99

7 Chris Cirillo: 95

8 Bob Barthelemy: 49

9 Brandon Hollebaugh: 49

10 Elmer Edmonson: 48

11 Tony Colandro: 47

11 Steve Bushell: 47

12 Phillip Craver: 46

Vintage Stock: ARC Racing

1 Tyler Swann: 371

2 Greg Redd: 362

3 Steve Loftin: 354

4 Ken Belue: 314

5 Todd Horton: 304

6 Ken Harris: 240

7 Kenny Buff: 232

8 Archie Kennedy: 227

9 Eugene Neese: 210

10 Randy Bloodworth: 201

11 Billy Jones: 200

12 Duke Zink: 195

13; Tracy Pearson: 107

14 Michael Hughes: 104

15 Thom Howe: 103

16 Shannon Hudson: 147

17 James Davis: 99

18 Brandon Neese: 98

19 Billy Johnson Jr: 58

20 Gene Cornwell: 53

21 Jason Norsworthy: 52

21 James Bachelor: 52

21 Brian Hester: 52

22 Derek Sawyer: 51

23 Ken Eversole: 50

23 Cameron Plyler: 50

23 Bud Wilson: 50

24 Mike Reece: 49

25 Rodney Benefield: 47

26: Cole Davis: 44

Vintage Limited Modified: Swann Racing

1 Greg Redd: 329

2 Bob Barthelemy: 327

3 Ken Eversole: 325

4 Cameron Plyler: 287

5 Jason Shoffner: 228

6 Tracy Pearson: 188

7 Kenny Buff: 155

8 Billy Johnson Jr: 101

9 Joey McNeal: 97

10 Duke Zink: 91

11 Stan Hudson: 87

12 Douglas Sonneman: 52

123Dewayne Craver: 49

14 Kim McKenzie: 47

15 Ricky Bryant: 45

16: James Sullens: 44

17 Joey Martin: 43

Vintage Open: Dynocams

1 Tyson Swann: 340

2 Duke Zink: 319

3 Kenny Buff: 245

4 Willis McKenzie: 49

5 Ty Bennett: 95

6 Greg Redd: 48

6 Rodney Benefield: 48

7 Chuck Pittman: 46

Chassis Points have been updated as of August 18, 2019.

MGM: 21

Razor: 17

Comet Eagle: 14

Coyote: 8

Margay: 6

Ionic Edge: 5

Lazer: 4

Trick: 4

Bullet: 3

Bug Scorpion: 3

Emmick: 1

Tony Kart: 1

Mar 27-29: Maxxis 4 Cycle Sprint Series Race #1, Jacksonville, Florida
April 24-26 Maxxis 4 Cycle Sprint Series Race #2, Barnesville, Georgia
June 19-21: Maxxis 4 Cycle Sprint Series Race #3, Carolina Motorsports Park, South Carolina
July 10-12: Maxxis 4 Cycle Sprint Series Race #4: Sandy Hook Speedway, Maryland
Aug 14-16: Maxxis 4 Cycle Sprint Series Race #5, Virginia International Raceway, Alton, VA
Nov 20-22: Maxxis 4 Cycle Sprint Grand Nationals, Jacksonville, Florida

Maxxis 4 Cycle Sprint Series 2020 Class Structure

LO206 Kid Kart
Engine: Briggs LO206 Kid Kart Engine
Chassis: Cadet or Standard
Age: 5 to 7 years old
Weight: 200lbs
Tire: Maxxis Prime Tire 4.50 Front and Prime 4.50 Rear
Gear: 17/57
Fuel: Gasoline: 87 Octane
Misc: Kids Kart does not compete in the rain, or wet track conditions. Rain points are awarded.

LO206 Cadet Green
Engine: Briggs LO206 with Green slide
Chassis: Cadet or standard chassis
Age: 7 to 12 years old
Weight: 265lbs
Fuel: Gasoline: 87 Octane
Tire: Maxxis Prime Tire 4.50 Front and Prime 4.50 or 6.00 Rear
Maximum Wheel Width for 5 Inch Rims:
Front: 7″
Rear: 8.25
Rain Tire: Maxxis Rains Only

LO206 Cadet Yellow
Engine: Briggs LO206 with Yellow Slide
Chassis: Cadet or Standard Chassis
Age: 7-12 years old
Weight: 265lbs
Fuel: Gasoline: 87 Octane
Tire: Maxxis Prime Tire 4.50 Front and Prime 4.50 or 6.00 Rear
Maximum Wheel Width for 5 Inch Rims:
Front: 7″
Rear: 8.25
Rain Tire: Maxxis Rains Only

Pro Gas Junior
Engine: Briggs Pro Gas Animal
With Yellow Slide and locking cap
Chassis: Cadet or Standard Chassis
Age:12-15 Years Old
Fuel: Gasoline: 87 Octane
Weight: 310lbs
Tire: Maxxis Prime Tire 4.50 Front and Prime 6.00 Rear
Maximum Wheel Width for 5 Inch Rims:
Front: 7″
Rear: 8.25
Rain Tire: Maxxis Rains Only

LO206 Junior
Engine: Briggs LO206 with Yellow slide
Chassis: Cadet or standard chassis
Age: 12 to 15 years old
Fuel: Gasoline: 87 Octane
Weight: 310lbs
Tire: Maxxis Prime 4.50 Front and Prime 6.00 Rear
Maximum Wheel Width for 5 Inch Rims:
Front: 7″
Rear: 8.25
Rain Tire: Maxxis Rains Only

CIK LO206 Senior Medium
Engine : Briggs LO206
Chassis: CIK
Age: 15 Years and up
Fuel: Gasoline: 87 Octane
Weight: 360lbs
Tire: Maxxis Prime Tire 4.50 Front and Prime 6.00 Rear
Maximum Wheel Width for 5 Inch Rims:
Front: 5.625
Rear: 8.50
Rain Tire: Maxxis Rains Only

CIK  LO206 Senior Heavy
Engine: Briggs LO206
Chassis: CIK
Age: 15 Years and up
Fuel: Gasoline: 87 Octane
Weight: 380lbs
Tire: Maxxis Prime Tire 4.50 Front and Prime 6.00 Rear
Maximum Wheel Width for 5 Inch Rims:
Front: 5.625
Rear: 8.50
Rain Tire: Maxxis Rains Only

CIK LO206 Masters
Engine: Briggs LO206
Chassis: CIK
Age: 35 years old and up
Weight: 390lbs
Fuel: Gasoline: 87 Octane
Tire: Maxxis Prime Tire 4.50 Front and Prime 6.00 Rear
Maximum CIK Wheel Widths for 5 Inch Rims:
Front: 5.625
Rear: 8.50
Rain Tire: Maxxis Rains Only

Tillotson T225
Engine: Tillotson 225RS, 2 Valve, 4 Stroke, Single Cylinder
Bore and Stroke: 72x55mmDisplacement: 225cc Lubrication: Xeramic Tillotson T4 Racing Oil
500ml
Cooling System: Air
Carburetor: Tillotson HW-46A 20mm Venturi
Compression Ratio: 9:1
Ignition System: PVL Digital Ignition limited to 6500 rpm
Flywheel: Billet Flywheel digital ignition type 31 Advance Timing
Connecting Rod: Billet Aluminum with bearing inserts 88mm length
Camshaft: Max Lift Race Cam with built in Compression release
Cylinder Head: 2 Valve OHV
Exhaust System: RLV Silencer
Chassis: CIK
Age: 15 and up
Weight: 360lbs
Fuel: 87 Octane
Tire: Maxxis Prime Tire 4.50 Front and Prime 7.10 Rear
Maximum CIK Wheel Widths for 5 Inch Rims:
Front: 5.625
Rear: 8.50
Rain Tire: Maxxis Rains Only

Vintage Classes:

Stock Flathead ( 3 weight classes) 330 lb, 360 lb & 390 lb
Engine: Briggs 5HP Stock Flathead AKRA rules –
Clutches: Noram GE or Premiere Magnum
Exhaust: RLV B91
Chassis: Must be 1990 or Earlier Model …….. Repops 1990 or earlier model period correct
Attained Age: 15 and Up
Any kart with an adjustable “Pill” style front end will be required to run zero offset. Any other adjustable karts will be required to run in a centered position. All karts must be period correct. All adjustable karts will be marked in tech and checked in post race inspection. No bodies or front nose allowed. Maximum size front number panel 7.5″x 10″
Weight: 330 lbs, 360 lbs and 390 lbs
Tire: Must Pass a Pre Race Durometer Check. No prep allowed –  Approved tire MAXXIS PRIME
Tire Size: Front 4.50 / Rear 6.00 ( 5″ wheels )
Tire Rules: No new tires required at Saturday morning practice(s) OR qualifying. Same set to be used in all competition events from Saturday qualifying through Sunday main event.

 

 Limited Modified Flathead
Engine: Briggs 5hp LTD Modified AKRA rules -Clutches: Noram GE or Premier Magnum
Exhaust: RLV B91MO
Chassis: Must be 1990 or Earlier Model ……… Repops 1990 or earlier model period correct
Attained Age: 15 and Up
Chassis: Same as above, no bodies or front nose allowed. Maximum size front number panel 
7.5″x 10″ Weight: 360 lbs.
Tire: Must Pass a Pre Race Durometer Check. No prep allowed–  Approved tire MAXXIS PRIME
Tire Size: Front 4.50 / Rear 6.00, or 7.10 ( 5″ wheels )
Tire Rules: NO new tires required at Saturday morning practice(s) OR qualifying. Same set to be used in all competition events from Saturday qualifying through Sunday main event.

 Vintage Open Modified Flathead Class will be Track Option Only
Engine: Flathead 14.5 cu inches with single normally aspirated Tillotson carb. Any approved billet flywheel, billet bolt on equipment allowed. NO BILLET OR TERMINATOR BLOCKS ALLOWED, must be factory cast blocks only ie Honda, Briggs, Blockzilla, Techumseh
Clutches: Noram GE and Premier Magnum
Exhaust: RLV B91MO
Chassis: Must be 1990 or Earlier Model ……… Repops 1990 or earlier model period correct
Attained Age: 15 and Up
Chassis: Same as above, no bodies or front nose allowed. Maximum size front number panel 7.5′ x 10″
Weight: 360 lbs
Tire: Must Pass a Pre Race Durometer Check. No prep allowed – tire….. MAXXIS PRIME
Tire Size: Front 4.50 / Rear 6.00, or 7.10 ( 5″ wheels )
Tire Rules: No new set of tires required at Saturday morning practice(s) OR qualifying. Same set to be used in all competition events from Saturday qualifying through Sunday main event.

 

*** WE RUN RAIN EVENTS IF NECESSARY…… MAXXIS SLICKS OR RAINS ONLY***

 AKRA SPIRIT AND INTENT RULES APPLY

Maximum Wheel Width for Lo206 and Vintage classes:
4.50: 7’’
6.00: 8.25’’
7.10: 9.75’’
5” diameter rims only.

Does not apply to CIK LO206 Senior.

Durometer Readings:
4.50: 62-67
6.00: 62-67
7.10: 62-67

Tire Pressures:
Minimum: 8lbs
Maximum: 15lbs
Average: 12lbs

All drivers may participate in the Championship Finals for 2020. Drivers who have not completed three races but attend the Championship Finals will be awarded for their Championship Finals finish; but will not be awarded at the Maxxis 4-Cycle Sprint Banquet.

Major awards and prizes will be distributed at the Championship Finals.

The Championship Finals will take place at 103rd Street Sports Complex, Jacksonville, FL.

6 Races: 5 Points Races, 1 Grand National Event

5 Tracks: Barnesville, Jacksonville, Sandy Hook, Kershaw, Virginia International Raceway

Drivers will count Best 4 of 5 Events

25 Bonus Points for Driver Running all 5 events

Tentative Race Dates:

March 27-29: 103^rd Street Sports Complex, Fla

April 24-26: Lamar County Speedway, Ga

June 19-21: Carolina Motorsports Park, SC

July 10-12 : Sandy Hook Speedway, MD

Aug 14-16: Virginia International Raceway, Alton, VA

Grand National Event: Nov 20-22: 103^rd Street Sports Complex, Fla

Class Structure:

Kid Karts

LO206 Cadet Green

LO206 Cadet Yellow

Pro Gas Junior 

LO206 Junior

CIK LO206 Senior Medium

CIK LO206 Senior Heavy

CIK LO206 Masters

Tilloston T225

Vintage Classes:

Vintage Stock Lite

Vintage Stock Medium

Vintage Stock Heavy

Vintage Limited Modified

Vintage Open Modified: ( Local Option)

Optional/Additional Classes: Any additional classes that are geographically strong in certain areas, OR any classes that are offered at the above mentioned tracks, that aren’t included in the Class Structure.

Race Format:

/ Events will run a full day of practice on Friday, with straight up points format for classes on both Saturday and Sunday. Same classes will run both days, same format, Qualifying, Heat, Main.

/ GoldSpeed will maintain overall points per event, utilizing as simple a formula as possible. Winners of each class will receive 50 points. Classes that have 10 or more entries will receive 10 Bonus points to that weekends respective class winner and participants. Drivers will count their best 4 of 5 races. Drivers competing in all 5 events will receive 25 Bonus Points.

Points Formula per Race Day:

1^st: 50 pts

2^nd: 49

3^rd: 48

4^th: 47

5^th: 46

6^th: 45

7^th: 44

8^th: 43

9^th: 42

10^th: 41

11^th on back will be also be a 1 point breakdown, thus keeping points tight all season long, further giving drivers incentive to run all 5 events.

Bonus Points:

1 Bonus Point for Fast Qualifier.

1 Bonus Point for winning Heat

1 Bonus Point for winning Main

25 Bonus Points for a driver who competes in all 5 Races

/ 2 Rounds of Practice, Qualifying, Heat Race, Main. Each day

/ Top 3 to receive Awards. Winner to receive Trophy, along with Winners Hat. 2^nd and 3^rd to receive plaques.

/ Sponsorship for classes is $1,000 per class. Sponsorship will carry through all 5 races, as well as the Grand National event. Funds from the Sponsorship will go towards the Year End Merchandise at Grand National Event.

Requirements:

/ In order for drivers to be eligible for Year End Championship Awards, they must participate in at least 4 of the 5 events.

/ Grand National Event will open to ALL participants, whether they competed in the Maxxis program or not.

/ Drivers must be running on Maxxis Tires in events that count towards the Year End Title.

/ Drivers can practice on new or used Maxxis tires, but must come to the grid for qualifying with NEW Maxxis Tires. Tires to be qualified on will be required to be run on said kart in main events.

Note: The above mentioned Tire Rule does NOT apply to Local Option Classes or Vintage Karts. 

National Class Entry Fees:

Pre Entry: $75

At Track: $80

Kid Kart and Local Option Class Fees:

Pre Entry: $30

At Track: $35

Practice Fees: $50. 1-time fee, no matter how many classes a driver chooses to compete in.

Awards/Merchandise:

The Jacksonville Grand National will provide merchandise to all participants, regulars or newcomers to the program.

Year End Awards:

Top 3 in each class will be honored at Year End Awards Presentation, location to be determined. Champions to receive Championship Trophy, Jacket, Hat, and set of tires. 2^nd place to receive a trophy and pair of tires, with 3^rd place receiving trophy and free entry to 1 event in the following year.

Class Sponsorship Package: $1,500.00

2 Seats at Maxxis 4 Cycle Sprint Series Banquet

2 Pit Passes per event

Logo on 6×2 Banner on infield of track

Business Logo on ALL Trophy Checks

Business Logo on ALL Flyers

Mention of business/sponsor on all press releases, as well as At Track PA Announcements

Sponsorship includes name on class per each race day, 2 per weekend, 12 per season, which includes Grand National event.

If sponsor elects to choose a class, but only for 1 day per weekend of event, cost of sponsorship will be $800

Race Sponsorship Package: $2,000

4 seats at Maxxis 4 Cycle Sprint Series Banquet

4 Pit Passes per event

Logo on 6×2 banner on infield of track

Logo on ALL Trophy Checks

Logo on ALL Business Flyers

Mention of business/sponsor on all press releases, as well as At Track PA Announcements

Sponsorship pertains to 1 race in the 5 Race Series

Grand National Race Sponsorship: $2,500

4 seats at Maxxis 4 Cycle Sprint Series Banquet

4 pit passes for Grand National Event

Logo on 6×2 Banner on infield at track

Business Logo on ALL Trophy Checks

Business Logo on ALL Flyers

Mention of business/sponsor on all press releases, as well as At Track PA Announcements

Sponsorship pertains to Grand National Race ONLY.

Joe Bernos, LA: 337.789.4482

Brad Farmer, Florida: 904.545.0089

JC Sanders, North Carolina: 304.839.5530

David Watkins, South Carolina: 803.475.2448

Stevie Roberts, Georgia: 770.603.1127

Scott Sanders, West Virginia: 304.839.8272

Amundson Rows to Grand National Win at Jacksonville

Wet weather conditions were the theme all day Saturday in the 2nd annual Grand National event for the Maxxis 4 Cycle Sprint Series at 103rd Street Sports Complex in Jacksonville, Florida, as the 2019 curtain was drawn down on year #2 of the southern series. Highlighting the weekend was the performance of Florida competitor Dylan Amundson in the $2,000 to win CIK LO206 Senior class. The weekend was highlighted not only by an increase in entries from the previous year, but also provided a preview of what will be a most competitive LO206 Junior class, as many of the previous seasons Cadet racers made the journey up to the next level of competition.

On and off rain showers left competitors to deal with wet track conditions the entire day, with Amundson leading a star studded field of CIK racers through the rain and mist, to secure a most impressive win over Florida veteran Sean Meier, with Corey Towles, nursing a broken foot, making a staunch run from deep in the pack to come home third. For his efforts, Amundson collected $2,000 for his winning efforts, with Meier collecting a $500 payday, while Towles garnered $300 for his efforts.

As mentioned earlier, the Junior class will be loaded with competition this season. However, most of the former Cadet racers still had to find a way to tackle the 2019 Junior Champion in Collin Miller, as the Maryland competitor rolled to the Grand National win over Carter Pryor and Tanner Carter. The Junior class also will be fielding a Junior Pro Gas Engine package in the new season. And that’s where many of the past Cadet racers were successful, with 2019 Cadet Champion Owen Lloyd taking the top honors over Darryl Moglia and Brently Miller.

The loss of many Cadet racers didn’t prevent the 206 Cadet class from still providing great competition, as Maryland competitor Brady Atwood scored the rain-soaked win in the event over Georgia racer Lane Littleton, with Adam Wein coming in third in the event. Despite the loss of the Pro Gas Engine package, Cadet racers will still have the opportunity to run twice a day during the 2020 season, with drivers having a chance to run classes with a Green slide, as well as a Gold slide class.

One of the appealing draws in Jacksonville is that of the Senior Pro Gas Class. Taking the top honors was Florida driver Mike Greiner, as he bested Michael Clark, with Dylan Amundson making it a Florida sweep of the top 3. The Clark family was well represented in victory lane again in the CIK LO206 Masters class, with 2019 champion Michael Clark coming home the winner yet again. Getting used to the transition to CIK equipment was of little challenge to the Florida native, as Clark topped Jamie Bradford and Chris Dagan for the top honors.

The challenges of the wet weather weekend provided a different outcome than anticipated for the Vintage portion of the program. With a full compliment of Vintage racers on hand, the elements prevented the veterans from fulfilling their Grand National feature hopes. While historically, the Vintage racers do not run in the rain, or wet weather conditions, all Vintage classes had to fall back on either their qualifying or heat race results, the bulk of which were run in dry track conditions. The Vintage Limited Modified class was the first to fall back to heat race results, with Bob Barthelemy taking the win over Ricky Bryant. The same outcome took place in Vintage Stock Medium with Brody Ridley taking the win over Steve Loftin and Todd Horton. Doug Rink took the Vintage Stock lite heat race win over Chris Cirillo and Willis McKenzie, while Vintage Stock Lite had to stand on their qualifying results, with Tyler Swann the winner over Brody Ridley and Eugene Neese. Following the event, it was determined that Vintage will run in the rain, beginning with the March Jacksonville event.

The same issues beset the Kid Kart class as well. However, policy is that Kid Karts do not run in rain or wet weather conditions. While officials did their best to steer around Mother Nature, attempting to find a dry opportunity, the outcome had the Kid Karts also having to fall back on their qualifying results, with 2019 Champion Sydney Miller taking the win over Lillian Scarbrough and James Maldonado.

With the 2019 season in the books, officials are busy preparing for the season opener, once again in Jacksonville, Florida March 27-29. The series will then head to Barnesville, Georgia April 24-26 for stop #2. Following a break in May, the series will return to Kershaw, South Carolina June 19-21 for the third race of the 5-race season. Stop #4 will be a return to Sandy Hook Speedway in Street, Maryland July 10-12, with August 14-16 serving as a new venue on the circuit, as drivers head to the Virginia International Raceway in Alton, Virginia for the season ending championship. As mentioned already, the Grand Nationals will return to their original November date on the weekend of the 20-24, the weekend before Thanksgiving, also sporting a new format for that weekend’s activities. The series 2020 awards presentation will also take place at the track that Friday as well. For more information on the 2020 Maxxis season, go to www.maxxiskartracing.com/sprint-series.

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Littleton, Bridges, Pannell, and Scarbrough Lead Locals on Maxxis Championship Weekend. Cirillo Takes Big Boy Bash!

Temperatures in the high nineties, the newest school season, and the busiest weekend of  206 competition in the country did not deter the points finale for the Maxxis 4 Cycle Sprint Series from enjoying great numbers, as the series wrapped up its second season of competition at Lamar County Speedway in Barnesville, Georgia.

With a packed pits of national competition, the local contingent was well represented in victory lane as Peyton Bridges, Lane Littleton, Jocie Pannell, and Lillian Scarbrough, all regulars in Barnesville, found the top shelf of the podium on more than one occasion. While Bridges, Littleton, and Scarbrough all ran the national series, there was no doubt they were enjoying Home Track Advantage this past weekend.

After picking up her first national win a month ago in Maryland, Lillian Scarbrough roared to life both days in the Moe Racing Kid Kart class, taking the Saturday win over defending series champion Jaydyn Wilson, with Camden Boatfield, Sawyer Chambers, points leader Sydney Miller, and Caleb Wilson rounding out the race order. Day #2 found Scarbrough right back in victory lane, with Wilson once again in the runner-up position, followed by Boatfield, Caleb Wilson, and Miller. Millers finishes allowed her to take the 2019 Kid Kart Championship, while Scarbrough came home a close second, followed by Texas driver Sawyer Chambers. Here’s a look at the Top 3 final standings in Kid Kart.

1 Sydney Miller: 411

2 Lillian Scarbrough: 403

3 Sawyer Chambers: 355

For Lane Littleton, the return to Barnesville victory lane was a welcome sight. After breaking his arm at the Barnesville event back in April, forcing the Georgia driver to sit out the weekend, Littleton roared to life with a pair of wins in the Mikim Motorsports Pro Gas Cadet class. On Day 1, Littleton fended off 2019 Pro Gas Champion Owen Lloyd, with Peyton Bridges, Brady Atwood, and Darryl Moglia rounding out the top 5. On Day #2, Littleton continued his pace up front, again topping Lloyd, with Atwood improving to 3^rd, followed by Moglia and Mason Donahue. With his pair of runner-up finishes, Lloyd attained the 2019 Pro Gas Championship. Here’s a look at this years top 3.

1 Owen Lloyd: 433

2 Mason Donahue: 405

3 Brady Atwood: 403

Much like Littleton, Peyton Bridges was enjoying sleeping in his own bed each night, which showed with a pair of wins in the Brads Karts and Parts LO206 Cadet Mains. On Day #1, Bridges led the 10-kart field to the checkers, topping Littleton, with Owen Lloyd, Darryl Moglia, and Adam Wein completing the top 5. Day #2 found a mirror image of the top 3 of Bridges, Littleton, and Lloyd, with Mason Donahue and Darryl Moglia completing the top 5. Once again, consistency on this weekend, coupled with numerous wins during the season enabled Lloyd to snare his second title of the season, with Donahue and Moglia finishing second and third in a very tight battle. Here’s a look at the final top 3.

1 Owen Lloyd: 518

2 Mason Donahue: 488

3 Darryl Moglia: 485

For Jocie Pannell, a regular at Barnesville, her first experience with national competition netted the young driver her first pair of national event wins in the Coyote Motorsports/Brad Heating and Cooling LO206 Junior class. Pannell bested fellow female competitor Jenna Pearson on Day 1, while Eli Brewer chased Pannell across the stripe on the second day of competition. While not at the finale, the 2019 Junior championship was wrapped up by Maryland’s Collin Miller prior to the weekend. Miller will be honored for his Junior title in December at Jacksonville on Grand National weekend.

The tightest points battles were in all 3 Vintage classes. In its maiden season, the Vintage drivers added a great element to the pits, and on track. And this past weekend, the stress to win the Swann Mechanical Limited Modified Championship was on. Sporting a slim lead in points, Gregg Redd had the pressure squarely on his shoulders, and didn’t disappoint. Day 1 action found the classes Saturday stalwart in Jason Shoffner taking yet another impressive win on the season, with Redd coming home second, followed by Ken Eversole, Bob Barthelemy, and Cameron Plyler. Feeling the pressure from behind, Redd stepped up his game on Sunday, taking the top honors over Barthelemy, Tracy Pearson, Eversole, and Cameron Plyler. In the end just 4 points separated the top 3 in the final standings in the closest finish of the season. Here’s a look at the top 3.

1 Greg Redd: 329

2 Bob Barthelemy: 327

3 Ken Eversole: 325

The ARC Racing Vintage Stock class had a little more of a gap in the final standings, but not much. And with 24 hungry Vintage Stock racers converging on the Barnesville course, 1 slip, and title hopes would be dashed. But for Tyler Swann, the Georgia product kept his head, staying consistent with a top 5 run on Day 1, as Todd Horton, another Saturday top gun driver took the main event win over Steve Loftin and Billy Johnson Jr. Day 2 found Swann looking to preserve that first ever title, with a win over dirt veteran Kenny Buff, while Archie Kennedy rounded out the top 3. With his win, Swann takes the inaugural title. Here’s a look at the top 3.

1 Tyler Swann: 371

2 Greg Redd: 362

3 Steve Loftin: 354

This years awards ceremonies will honor a Father and Son Champion as Tyson Swann laid claim to the Dyno Cams Vintage Open Modified title. While needing some relief help on Saturday from Stevie Roberts due to extreme heat conditions, Swann and company tuned the kart just right, as Roberts roared to the Saturday Open win over Kenny Buff, Rodney Benefield, Duke Zink, and Chuck Pittman. Zink raced back for the Sunday checkered, thus coming home second in the overall standings. Here’s a look at the top 3 in the final standings.

1 Tyson Swann: 340

2 Duke Zink: 319

3 Kenny Buff: 245

Fathers and Sons were also represented this past weekend in the SSi LO206 Senior class as 2019 champion Caylyn Brown topped Dad Kenner in Sundays action, while besting Peter Rigg on Saturday. Brown will be one of the many honored in Jacksonville in December for his title.

Not to be denied a pair of wins this weekend also was Chris Carroll in the Kart City Performance CIK LO206 Senior class. Carroll bested Jacob Duvall, Tyler Swann, Aren Lloyd, and Kyle Banovitz on Day 1 while returning on Sunday for a sweep of the weekends class. Duvall again came home second followed by Austin Kinny, James Inscoe, and Lloyd. With his finishes over the weekend, Lloyd secured his first ever title in CIK competition, with Carroll coming home second in the title run.

With 2019 champion Tim Clark missing from action this past weekend, the floodgates were open this weekend in the EK Kart Chain 206 Masters class with a pair of Florida veterans in Barry Hastings and Brad Farmer not only securing a pair of wins, but also locking down top 3 spots in the final standings. Hastings took the Day 1 honors over Farmer and John Seglem, while Farmer improved one notch in the order, taking the Sunday show over Seglem, Chris Cirillo, and Hastings. Here’s a look at the final top 3 in the 2019 standings.

1 Tim Clark: 418

2 Brad Farmer: 389

3 Barry Hastings: 385

The weekend got off to a great start with the first edition of the Big Boy Bash, a special race for many of the heavyweights in the Vintage Stock Class. With drivers weight set at 220, 11 of the best in Vintage Stock racing ran a trio of race segments, full of inversions off track, and great racing on track. In the end, New York’s Chris Cirillo came away with the first edition win, receiving some amazing awards from Tyson Swann of Swann Mechanical. Cirillo was in a huge dogfight the entire distance with Billy Johnson Jr, Joey McNeal and others before taking the prestigious win. Billy Jones fought his way to second with Randy Bloodworth coming home third.

Speaking of awards, special thanks again to Stevie and Stacy Roberts of Roberts Kart Shop and Razor Chassis for the amazing Fast Time awards. Also, Happy Anniversary to Stevie and Stacy as well.

With the 2019 season in the books points wise, all eyes are now focused on the 2019 Grand National event. Slated for December 27 and 28 at 103^rdStreet Sports Complex in Jacksonville, Florida, the Grand National weekend will feature the bulk of the 2019 points classes, highlighted by a $2,000 to win event for the CIK LO206 Senior class, with $500 for second, and $300 for third. Purse is subject to change for the better as the next few months proceed. Friday will be a full slate of practice from 9am-4pm, with a full day of racing on Saturday. Winners will receive the prestigious Maxxis Grand National eagle, with eagles for second and third place as well.

More details regarding the Jacksonville Grand National event, as well as the Year End Awards ceremony will be coming shortly.

On behalf of GoldspeedUSA, our sincerest thanks to everyone for making the 2019 edition of the Maxxis 4 Cycle Sprint Series a great success.

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North and South Draw Battle Lines in Maxxis Sandy Hook Summer Nationals

 

Under the most intense heat wave of the young summer season, competitors up and down the eastern seaboard made the trek to the immaculate Sandy Hook Speedway in Street, Maryland for the 4^thround of the Maxxis 4 Cycle Sprint Series, with some pretty amazing, yet, not surprising results.

With temperatures in the high nineties, heat index well over 100, and humidity as thick as a Maryland crab cake, the best of the series came through with a great mix of Northern and Southern talent, 10 wins going to the south, and 7 from the north.

A perfect scenario for the weekend came in the EK Chains CIK LO206 Senior Class, where the battle was on between the two regions. Beginning with the Friday evening Money race, paying $500 to win, courtesy of Barnes Paving, the battle was on from the outset, with a solid 10 kart quality field shadowing each other the entire distance with Georgia competitor Aren Lloyd checking in for the win, topping Florida’s Moe Edmonson and New York’s Josh Stiefel. Edmonson came home with a $300 payday while Stiefel took home $200.

Points Race #1 for the class only got better on Saturday with Lloyd and Edmonson waging a great battle down the stretch, with just enough room left open on the final lap for Doug Barnes to sneak through and steal a huge win for the Maryland crowd. Edmonson came home second, followed by Lloyd, Tyler Frantz, and Riley Friedman, with Drew Cirillo, Josh Stiefel, Indy Kassy, and Jonathan Tedder rounding out the order. On Day 2, Lloyd was able to roar back and claim his second win of the weekend in the class, with Drew Cirillo making big swings on Sunday, improving up to second, followed by Barnes, Stiefel, and Friedman.

The Kart City Performance Masters class found a familiar face in victory lane, as Florida veteran, and points leader Tim Clark made the venture up for the weekend, thus sweeping the weekends activities over Brandon Hollenbaugh and Elmer Edmonson.

One of the most pleasant surprises was seeing the bulk of the southern Cadet Class Drivers able to make the long venture, thus blending in with some top-notch Maryland talent. Starting with the Mikim Motorsports Pro Gas Cadet class, Georgia’s Owen Lloyd, who made the venture up to the facility the weekend before, made the most of the early visit, thus earning  a pair of Pro Gas wins over fellow Georgian Lane Littleton, with Maryland stalwart Brady Atwood a solid third each day, followed by Florida drivers Darryl Moglia and Mason Donahue, while Emma Kate Scarbrough and Amanda Shaw rounded out the field. The end result for the top 7 in the finishing order was identical both days.

In the SSi LO206 Senior class, Elmer Edmonson, fresh from moving up to the Senior ranks one race prior, swept the weekends activities, topping current points leader and Florida veteran Caylyn Brown both days. Chris Crillo and Jonathan Tedder chased the pair across the stripe on Day 1, with Cirillo earning a third-place effort on Day #2.

The Coyote Motorsports/Brads Heating and Cooling LO206 Junior class was stacked with some great competition. Led by current series points leader Colin Miller, the Saturday show revealed one of the best comebacks of the weekend. After being shuffled back in the order early, Miller never gave up, hitting his marks, and roaring back through the field for the Day 1 win over Carson and Hudson Brown, with Aiden Coleman and Jamison Huffman rounding out the race order. Miller made sure to keep the lead early on Day 2, thus cruising to the sweep for the weekend, with Hudson Brown, Coleman, Carson Brown, Huffman, and Justin Fleischer rounding out the order.

Adding to the excitement of the national weekend was the added flavor of Local Option competition, as the Clone Modifieds from the Elkton Grand Prix, as well as the TaG Senior class, enjoyed some great competition on track. Day 1 action for the Clones found Kyle Weissner in victory lane with Chris Smith, Legacey Cavanaugh, and Ty Neal rounding out the race order. While Weissner wasn’t able to return on Sunday, fellow 4 Cycle top dog Travis Manning took Wei ssners seat, and parked the Clone right back in victory lane. Smith again was second in the event with Cavenaugh, and Jacob Lowery rounding out the finishing order.

In TaG Senior competition, Virgil Gross was the class of the field, taking the win over Sebastian Fleischer and Mark Eller.  

While racing all weekend long was top shelf, the Brads Karts and Parts LO206 Cadet Class was amongst the best, with Owen Lloyd taking the win over Darryl Moglia, with Lane Littleton, Will Loller, and Mason Donahue making up the to 5. Completing the top 10 were Emma Kate Scarbrough, Brody Kelly, Keith Labhart, and Amanda Shaw, and K Mike Chidester. Littleton, strong all weekend, improved a few spots in the order on Day #2 topping Lloyd and Donahue, with Maryland speedster Brady Atwood coming home 4^th, followed by Chidester, Loller, Moglia, Scarbrough, Kelly, Shaw, and Labhart.

It was even North/South in the Moe Racing Kid Kart class over the weekend with southern racer Lillian Scarbrough winning on Saturday, while Marylander Sydney Miller returned the favor on Sunday, taking the win in the 2-kart battle.

As always, the Fast Time awards were top notch, with competitors receiving their rewards for Fast Time action, courtesy of Stevie and Stacy Roberts of Roberts Kart Shop and Razor Chassis.

Thank’s so much to Robert and Brianna Miller and their entire staff for the outstanding job they did, making one and all feel so welcome. Despite the excessive temperatures, this was clearly a race people will be wishing they had attended this year.

While 2 more events remain on the Maxxis Sprint calendar, the final points race will be August 16-18 at Lamar County Speedway in Barnesville, Georgia. Entry info is already available at the Maxxis Kart Racing website, with entries already rolling. The early highlight of the weekend will be the Big Boy Bash for the Vintage Stock Racers, a 20-lap event for drivers that are 220#’s or more. Should be a great weekend of racing. Be sure and get your entry in today by going to www.maxxiskartracing.com/sprint-series.

 

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Miller Preps for Sandy Hook with Kershaw Junior Trifecta

As the Maxxis 4 Cycle Sprint Series heads to the second half of the season, and prepares for its newest venue in July at Sandy Hook Speedway in Street Maryland, Whiteford, Maryland Junior competitor Collin Miller is prepped and ready to defend his home turf next month, after sweeping the Coyote Motorsports/ Brads Heating and Cooling Junior class activities recently during the Southern Nationals weekend at Carolina Motorsports Park in Kershaw, South Carolina.

Joining Miller in the multiple win column were Georgia driver Peyton Bridges in the Brads Karts and Parts LO206 Cadet class, while Florida veteran Tim Clark maintained his #1 status in the Kart City Performance LO206 Masters class with a sweep of the weekend’s activities. Also checking in for a pair of wins was Georgia driver Greg Redd, a double winner in the Swann Mechanical Vintage Limited Modified class, while Moe Edmonson graduated to the Senior ranks with a win in both the SSi LO206 Senior and EK Chain CIK LO206 Senior ranks on the final day of competition.

As they say in racing, it only takes 2 karts to make a show. And the Kershaw weekend began with a bang, as Miller and Moe Edmonson put on an absolute driving clinic, with the pair of drivers trading the lead multiple times during each lap in the 206 Junior Money event Friday evening. Setting a great example of tremendous sportsmanship and respect among the 2 drivers, Miller eventually nipped Edmonson at the line, with newcomer Lauren Brallier, one of the top female competitors in the south, coming home third in the event. Despite a change in the eventual race finish, following post-race tech, which placed Brallier second and Edmonson third, the stage was clearly set for the weekend, as Miller and Edmonson displayed some of the greatest, most respectful side by side racing in the history of the sport.

By meeting the minimum age requirements for Senior competition, Edmonson moved up the balance of the weekend to compete in the LO206 Senior and CIK Senior classes, with great first race results. Despite Edmonson’s absence, Brallier picked up the intensity on Saturday, shadowing Miller the entire 15 lap distance on Saturday, with Miller taking the win. Miller polished off the weekend with the Sunday Junior win.

While Edmonsons first day in the Senior class didn’t net the results he had been accustomed to, with a 4^thplace finish in the SSi  LO206 Senior class on Saturday, the Florida driver quickly adapted to his new surroundings in the Maxxis program, taking the Day 2 win in the class over current points leader Caylyn Brown, with Michael Clark coming home third. Not to be denied his run for the title, Brown took the Day 1 victory over Clark, Paul Rice, and Edmonson.

In the EK Chain CIK LO206 Senior action, Georgia driver Austin Williamson looked like he was running on rails, taking the Day 1 win over an impressive field of drivers, with veteran Chris Carroll coming home second, followed by Jaob Duvall, Alexander Searle, and Tyler Lloyd. Completing the top ten were Kyle Banovit, Wayne Lee, Lenny Airtime, Todd Horton, and Tyler Swann. On Day 2, Edmonson rebounded from issues in the heat race to win an exciting 3 kart battle over Williamson and Carroll, with Jacob Duvall and Alexander Searle rounding out the top 5. Completing the race order were Tyler Lloyd and Tyler Swann.

Following a somewhat frustrating weekend at his home track in Barnesville, Georgia the previous race, Peyton Bridges rebounded nicely, sweeping the wins in the Brads Karts and Parts LO206 Cadet class over a stellar field of Cadet racers. Bridges took the Day 1 win over current points leader Owen Lloyd, with Lane Littleton, Brady Atwood, and Darryl Moglia completing the top five. The balance of the top ten were Bryce Sanders, Josey Chambers, K Mike Chidester, Mason Donahue, and Alyssa Vascocu. Feeling the bulls eye on his back didn’t prevent Bridges from roaring back for another win on Sunday, as Lloyd once again shadowed the the Georgia driver to the line. Following the duo were Maryland competitor Brady Atwood, Sanders, and Chambers, while Donahue, Adam Wein, Emma Kate Scarbrough, Chidester, and Moglia rounding out the top 10.

For yet another weekend, a strong contingent of Vintage drivers converged on the Kershaw course, with Greg Redd securing a pair of wins in the Swann Mechanical Vintage Limited Modified ranks. While Jason Shoffner has practically owned the Limited category, Redd would not be denied on Saturday, as the pair ran nose to tail the entire distance, with Cameron Plyler, Bob Barthelemy, and Ken Eversole completing the top 5. Redd returned on Sunday for the sweep, topping Eversole, Barthelemy, and Plyler.

Much like Caylyn Brown, Tim Clark is another Floridian chasing a respective title, this being in the Kart City Performance LO206 Masters class. Not to be denied, Clark topped Tim Skinner, Brad Farmer, John Seglem, and Barry Hastings on Day #1, with Skinner again chasing Clark across the stripe on Sunday. Seglem improved to third on Sunday, with Hastings and Farmer rounding out the top 5.

In the Moe Racing LO206 Kid Kart class, the competition continues to improve immensely, as defending champion Jaydyn Wilson scored the Day #1 win over Texas racer Sawyer Chambers, with Lillian Scarbrough, Sydney Miller, and Caleb Wilson making up the top 5. With Sunday being Fathers Day, and many racers having commitments, the Wilson duo were unable to compete. Chambers was able to improve on Day 2, securing the win over Scarbrough and Miller.

Much like 206, the Mikim Motorsport Pro Gas Cadet class displayed some stout competition with Owen Lloyd coming away with the first day win, topping Lane Littleton, Peyton Bridges, Brady Atwood, and Mason Donahue. Littleton, strong all weekend long, was able to finally park his Pro Gas machine in victory lane. After suffering a broken arm during the Barnesville weekend, Littleton clearly was on the mend, taking the win over Bridges, Lloyd, Donahue, and Atwood.

In the Dyno Cams Vintage Open Modified ranks, Duke Zink scored the opening day win, in a tussle over points leader Tyson Swann and Kenny Buff, while Swann rebounded for the Day 2 win.

The ARC Racing Vintage Stock class continues to boast great numbers, as a strong 14 kart field battled on Saturday with Dirt Racing legend Kenny Buff taking the hard-earned win over Greg Redd, while Tyler Swann, Todd Horton, and Steve Loftin completed the top 5. Rounding out the top ten were Eugene Neese, rebounding from a heat race flip, while newcomer Archie Kennedy, Ken Belue, Brandon Neese, and Shannon Hudson completed the top 10. While some of the Vintage drivers can only run one day, due to Sunday commitments, one of those Saturday drivers, in the form of Todd Horton, hung around, and kept his win streak alive by taking the Sunday show. Redd, coming off his best weekend yet, again was second, followed by Buff, Kennedy, and Swann.

With Race #3 at Kershaw in the books, the focus now turns to the Summer Nationals July 19-21 at Sandy Hook Speedway in Street, Maryland. The new venue for the Maxxis Series will kick off with a full day of practice on Friday, topped off by a $500 to win Money race for the LO206 Senior and CIK Senior competitors, sponsored by Barnes Paving. Second place will get $300, with $200 going to third. A full weekend of national racing will be complimented by 3 Local Option Classes, including TaG Senior and Junior, as well as Clone Modifieds, making for a 13-race program each day.

For more information on the Sandy Hook event, contact Buddy Long at buddy@goldspeedusa.com.

A special thanks to all sponsors for the Kershaw event, including Todd Miller for the purse in the Junior Money Race, not to mention the outstanding Pole Awards sponsored by Stevie and Stacy Roberts with Roberts Kart Shop.