Max Weiland is a racing driver with Magik Kart USA. He is affiliated with Checkered Motorsports, Electronic Merchant Systems, EMS Race Team, Ferrari of San Francisco, and BRM Chronographes.
He started his career in racing as an 8-year old winning one of two races he entered that year before a brief retirement. In 2021, as a 10-year old, Max returned to the sport, and in what was only his first full season of competition netted five wins while racing against tough local and top regional competition. In 2022 Max is now running in national events across the United States. In the Summer of 2021, Max also completed a week of training in Italy with R3 Motorsports and the CRG Factory team.
Our goal is to keep improving and keep enjoying the racing and the camaraderie with our fellow racers and families and see where that takes us.
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Report to follow. Great news! P2.
Way to go Max and Annie Rhule. @magikkartusa 🏁
We are running in the KA Sr class this weekend along with our teammate Annie Rhule competing against 19 other team entries in the 200 mile Mark Harrison Memorial.
Our @checkeredmotorsports - @magikkartusa machine is looking quick and Max was not satisfied at all to qualify P6 though he did qualify ahead of a couple IndyCar drivers.
We are looking at potentially doing 60 lap/70 minute stints and this will be a grueling physical test and new territory for us.🤞
The Race starts at 11:45 am ET and will be broadcast and streamed live as always by @kart.chaser with live timing on RaceHero.
Go Max and go Annie! 🏁
Here is a race recap of Max and Annie's P2 finish in the Mark Harrison Memorial 200. It was a fun weekend, and the drivers did a great job.
maxweilandracing.com/annie-rhule-and-max-weiland-mark-harrison/
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