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Rolison Performance Group Junior Max Sunday Report
The best way to start a championship run is to win everything in the first weekend. Nick Brueckner did just that in the Rolison Perfor-
mance Group Junior Max category. Brueckner (Orsolon Racing / Tony Kart) swept the action Saturday and repeated the performance on
Sunday. Qualifying was another fast lap, earning the pole position by nearly two tenths ahead of Trey Brown (Ryan Perry Motorsport /
Tony Kart). Brueckner drove away to a 2.5-second advantage in the Prefinal, but Brown picked up the pace in the main event. The two
ran nose to tail the entire 25-lap distance, with Brueckner able to reach the checkered flag by just over a tenth of a second. Brown finished
second with Zoey Edenholm (Koene USA / Tony Kart) placing third. Trey was found to have a reed cage that was out of compliance,
removing him from the results of both days. That put Edenholm to runner-up and Matthew Taskinen (Rolison Performance Group / Kosmic)
to third after he beat out Max Fedler (Unser Racing / Tony Kart) and Carter Herrera (Cambrian Go-Karts / Birel ART) to the checkered flag.
Jr. Max
Nick Brueckner