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Jim Beaver eSports has teamed up with #Yes2Motorsport to promote the re-imagined Virtual Off-Road Endurocross (VOREX) series in 2024. The nine-race series, run within the Y2M iRacing league on Thursday nights, features three distinct events and championships.

Jim Beaver eSports has teamed up with #Yes2Motorsport to promote the re-imagined Virtual Off-Road Endurocross (VOREX) series in 2024. The nine-race series, run within the Y2M iRacing league on Thursday nights, features three distinct events and championships.

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 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.

On one of the biggest racing weekends of the year, Team Vision Wheel posted a massive slate of race victories and podiums across America. Headlining the successes were another strong set of results at the World Championship Off-Road Racers, where Vision scored the top two spots in the premier World Cup race for the second year in a row and had the top finishers in each class.

Professional off-road racer and 2021 Championship Off-Road Pro 2 title winner Keegan Kincaid wrapped up his 2022 racing season with a set of strong results at Crandon International Off-Road Raceway over the weekend. Kincaid closed out his points-paying campaign with a fourth place finish in Saturday’s race, before earning a podium finish in the Pro 2 World Championship race on Sunday and a top 10 in the combined World Cup event in the #4 Lucas Oil/Cooper Tire/Vision Wheel Pro 2.

Professional off-road racer and 2021 Championship Off-Road Pro 2 title winner Keegan Kincaid will close out his 2022 campaign this weekend with the biggest event of the year, the World Championships at his hometown Crandon International Raceway. After taking both the final race of the COR season last year to earn the series title on Saturday and Sunday’s World Cup race that pit Pro 2s and Pro 4s against one another, Kincaid is aiming for a similar performance this Labor Day weekend to put a strong cap on his season.

Team Vision Wheel heads to Crandon International Raceway this weekend for the biggest event of the season in short course off-road racing. The 53rd Crandon World Championships feature a full weekend of racing across Championship Off-Road, Ultra 4, and even Class 11, and many of Vision’s top athletes and brand ambassadors will be on hand going for World Championship wins and series titles. The Vision booth will also be on hand with a brand new fleet of merchandise making its debut in Crandon!

Be sure to watch the eight-truck Jim Beaver eSports squad take on the iRacing Off-Road Championship Series tonight at 9PM ET! Watch our drivers do battle with not only the rest of the Pro 4 pros, but also in our own intra-squad battle as we go for both the lion’s share of a $25,000 purse and bragging rights within the team.

Defending Championship Off-Road Pro 2 champion Keegan Kincaid returned to action at his home track, Crandon International Raceway, for the 29th Annual Forest County Potawatomi Brush Run on Saturday and Sunday. When all was said and done, he continued to climb into the 2022 title chase thanks to a season-best fourth place result on Sunday in the #4 Lucas Oil/Cooper Tire/Vision Wheel Pro 2.

Defending Championship Off-Road Pro 2 champion Keegan Kincaid will look to surge back to the front of the field with a return to his hometown Crandon International Raceway this weekend for the return of the Forest County Potawatomi Brush Run. Kincaid, a past winner in numerous Crandon events across multiple classes, will do battle three times over the weekend: once each in Pro 2 on Saturday and Sunday, and again in the Pro 2 vs. Pro 4 Forest County Potawatomi Community Cup race that caps off the weekend on Sunday afternoon.

Be sure to watch the eight-truck Jim Beaver eSports squad take on the iRacing Off-Road Championship Series tonight at 9PM ET! Watch our drivers do battle with not only the rest of the Pro 4 pros, but also in our own intra-squad battle as we go for both the lion’s share of a $25,000 purse and bragging rights within the team.

The Jim Beaver eSports squad wraps up the 2022 Virtual Off Road Racing Series Pro 2 Championship tonight with a doubleheader event at Crandon International Raceway. As always, the action kicks off at 9PM ET on Racecraft TV.