For the second time in three years and third time in his career, professional off-road racer Keegan Kincaid is the Red Bull Cup champion now that all is said and done at the World Championship Off-Road Races from Crandon International Raceway. One of Crandon’s favorite sons, the local legend wheeled his #4 Lucas Oil/Vision Wheel/Cooper Tire Pro 2 truck to victory over a stacked field of Pro 2 and Pro 4 trucks that included numerous other past Crandon winners and stars from all forms of professional motorsport.

Championship Off-Road Pro 2 driver Keegan Kincaid and the #4 Lucas Oil/Cooper Tire/Vision Wheel truck are preparing for an extra busy month of August starting this weekend. On Saturday and Sunday, Kincaid will return to racing action from Bark River International Raceway, before he visits the Lucas Oil NHRA Nationals at Brainerd International Raceway the following weekend and prepares for a return home to Crandon for this year’s World Championship Off-Road Races.

Professional off-road racer Keegan Kincaid scored his second podium of the 2023 Championship Off-Road campaign on Saturday, coming home second at ERX Motor Park in the #4 Lucas Oil/Cooper Tire/Vision Wheel Pro 2. It’s the second top-three finish in the last three times Kincaid has hit the track, following his popular hometown win in last month’s Forest County Potawatomi Brush Run at Crandon International Raceway.

Professional off-road racer and Crandon native Keegan Kincaid only needed two events to put his all new Pro 2 truck on top of the box, and he was able to do it in front of tens of thousands of his hometown fans on Saturday afternoon at Crandon International Raceway. The #4 Lucas Oil/Cooper Tire/Vision Wheel machine was the class of the field in this year’s Forest County Potawatomi Brush Run, bringing the former class champion to a cathartic victory.