May 11, 2026 – Kiwi Motorsport is set to return to competition this weekend at Road America for the second events of the 2026 Formula Regional Americas Championship (FR Americas), Formula 4 United States Championship (F4 U.S.), and Ligier Junior Formula Championship (Ligier JFC) seasons.

The Wisconsin circuit presents one of the toughest challenges of the year, with Road America serving as the longest track on the 2026 schedule. Stretching over four miles, the legendary circuit is known for its long straights, providing ample drafting and passing opportunities over the rolling hills of Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin. 

Kiwi Motorsport enters the weekend carrying strong momentum across all three championships. In FR Americas, the team will field Cooper Shipman and Harbir Dass. Shipman currently leads the FR Americas driver standings after an impressive opening round performance, while Dass is 13th.

In F4 U.S., the team will field Caleb Campbell, Ayden Kohut, and Zach Fourie. Kiwi Motorsport currently sits first in the F4 team championship standings heading into the weekend. Campbell and Fourie currently sit first and second in the driver standings, with Kohut eighth overall.

Completing the lineup will be Jack Speth competing in the Ligier JFC Gen 2 class. Speth sits second in the Ligier JFC championship standings. 

Team owner Teena Larsen is excited to see the team continue building on its strong start to the season.

“We are very proud of the momentum we have built early in the season, but there is still a long way to go. Road America is one of the most iconic tracks in North America and definitely one of the biggest challenges on the calendar. The drivers and crew have been working incredibly hard, and we are excited to see what we can accomplish this weekend across all three series.”

With championship momentum on its side, Kiwi Motorsport heads to Road America determined to continue its strong 2026 campaign at one of the premier road courses in North America. The weekend schedule will begin Thursday with testing sessions, followed by practice and qualifying on Friday. Saturday will feature one race for each championship, while Sunday will include doubleheader action with two races for each class.

Fans can follow live timing throughout the weekend on the Race Monitor app.

For more information on Kiwi Motorsport, please contact Teena Larsen via email to kiwimotorsportnz@gmail.com.