With Mickey Thomas, Jeb Bootle, Connor Barry, Code St. Peter and Peyton Weisbrod taking victories and other Maxxis-sponsored athletes earning spots on the podium, Maxxis made a spectacular return to Crandon International Raceway. Championship Off-Road Rounds 5 and 6, the Forest County Potawatomi Brush Run, was held June 20-21 in Crandon, Wisconsin. Barry’s comeback from an injury couldn’t have been better: he topped the Pro Lite podium at both rounds and leads the class in points with 315.

Thomas took wins in both Pro 4 Round 6 and the prestigious 33rd Potawatomi Community Cup. He’s third in points with 277. “We couldn’t do it without partners like Maxxis behind us. Means a lot to have you guys in our corner. Proud of this team and what we accomplished this weekend,” Thomas said. Jimmy Henderson, the current Pro 4 points leader with 309, took third place at Round 6 and fourth at Round 5.Bootle, who’s third in points for Pro Stock SxS with 277, won Sunday’s Round 6 race after taking third place the day before. He also dominated the Round 6 Pro SxS race on Maxxis SC1 tires and leads the class in points with 286.St. Peter swept the Pro-Am SxS races, winning both rounds. He’s well ahead in points with a 71-point lead and a total of 307.

Peyton Weisbrod took her first victory of the season at Youth SxS Round 6 and leads the class in points with 274.

Billy Buth did well in Pro Buggy, taking third place at Round 5.

Maxxis Sales & Sponsorship Specialist Rossy De La Cruz was elated: “Another outstanding weekend for the Maxxis Family with multiple podiums, race wins and Mickey Thomas capturing the 33rd Potawatomi Community Cup. We’re incredibly proud of all our athletes for representing Maxxis at the highest level, and we’re excited to carry this momentum into ERX Motor Park in a couple of weeks.”