For Kerry Madsen and the Krikke Motorsport team, it had been a total of 1045 days since they have raced together. However, last night’s practice session at the Perth Motorplex, the long separation ended, when Madsen jumped back behind the wheel of the WA # 2 Krikke Motorsport Maxim.

The list of high-profile drivers to drive the WA # 2 Krikke Motorsport car over the past four decades is immense, but on Saturday night at the Perth Motorplex, it was the team’s newest driver, Dayne Kingshott, who drove to victory in the Western Australian Sprintcar Title.

ONCE every season, over the course of five pre-determined rounds, the Maddington Toyota Sprintcar Series has a JOKER card system, where each driver gets to play it and get double points, and for Dayne Kingshott and the Krikke Motorsport team, they played theirs during last Saturday night’s third round at the Perth Motorplex and it […]