The victories keep piling up for Maxxis as Keegan Kincaid, Jimmy Henderson, Kolton Krajicek and Code St. Peter scored wins at Championship Off-Road Dirt City. Rounds 9 and 10, the halfway point of the 2026 season, were held July 25-26 at the Dirt City Motorplex in Lena, Wisconsin.
Henderson was joined on Saturday’s Pro 4 podium by “Wild Man” Adrian Cenni, who took second place. Henderson sustained impressive speeds throughout the weekend until a crash unfortunately took him out of contention in Sunday’s race. He’s currently second in points for the class, and Cenni is fifth.
Returning to competition following an accident at Crandon and subsequent rebuild of his truck, Kincaid raced both weekend’s rounds and took first place Sunday. He’s sixth in points but is expected to rise in the rankings during the season’s upcoming second half.
Krajicek rode to a Pro SxS victory Saturday on Maxxis SC-1 tires and took third place the following day. Class points leader Jeb Bootle also made the podium, taking second place in each round. Krajicek is seventh in points.
Riding Maxxis RAZR AT-S tires, Connor Barry maintained his Pro Lite points lead with a third-place finish in Sunday’s race.
Maxxis athletes Billy Buth and Zac Drapkin each took a spot on the podium in Pro Buggy during the weekend. Buth trusted Maxxis RAZR AT-S tires to take him to second place Saturday, while Drapkin rode Maxxis Bravo AT-771 tires to second place in Sunday’s race. Buth holds 7th place in points, and Drapkin is 13th.
Also on Maxxis Bravo AT-771 tires, Nick Byng turned in a powerful performance, taking third place in Super Stock Truck on Sunday. Byng is third in points for the class.
Pro-Am SxS points leader Code St. Peter won both rounds, with fellow Maxxis athlete Carson Hill taking second place on both days. Hill, who also chose Maxxis SC-1 tires for the weekend, is currently third in points for the class.
Peyton Weisbrod demonstrated her mettle after a rollover took her out of contention Saturday, earning a third-place finish in Sunday’s Youth SxS race. She’s second in points for the season to date.
“The midpoint of the season is always an important moment, and Dirt City showed the incredible strength of our Maxxis athletes and teams. Their commitment, determination and trust in our products continue to inspire us every race weekend. We are excited for what the second half of the season will bring as we continue chasing championships together,” Rossy De La Cruz, Maxxis’ sponsorship and sales specialist. “And behind every successful race weekend is an incredible group of people working hard behind the scenes. The Maxxis race support crew continues to play a critical role in helping athletes perform at their highest level by providing technical support, tire preparation, race-day assistance and the knowledge needed to compete at the front of the field. Their dedication, passion and commitment are a major part of what makes the Maxxis racing program successful. We are extremely thankful for their continued support and the important role they play in the Maxxis family.”
The next rounds of the Championship Off-Road season, the Island Resort and Casino Rumble in the U.P., are scheduled for August 14-16 in Bark River, Michigan.
