DAYNE Kingshott and the Krikke Motorsport team wrapped up the busiest period of their 2024-25 season campaign with a podium finish in last Saturday night’s Krikke Boys Shootout at the Perth Motorplex. In what is an event that is very close to the Krikke Motorsport team’s heart, Kingshott was in solid form throughout the two-night Krikke Boys Shootout, and had it not been for a late caution, the result of a third place on podium could’ve been a few spots higher on the podium with the team’s fourth Krikke Boys Shootout win.

“I was right in there with a shot late in the race, but we had the unfortunate thing of a caution period coming out just as I had passed Kerry (Madsen) for second and was chasing after Jock (Goodyer), and at the end, we had to settle for third,” commented the WA # 2 Mobil 1 / Bunbury Toyota supported Maxim driver, whose team had to change the car’s jacob’s ladder during the lap 18 red light stoppage in Saturday night’s feature race following earlier contact with the wall.

“Heading into a special event like the Krikke Boys Shootout, I have a fair bit of pressure on my shoulders; however, to be honest, it’s no more pressure than I put on myself each night running with a high profile team such as Krikke Motorsport, and although it was pleasing to finish on the podium on Saturday night it was, at the same time, disappointing to miss out on the win, but we’ll be back next season to try and win it again.”

Having ran a total of 19 race meetings over the past two months, which included running the High Limit International over the Christmas-New Year period at the Perth Motorplex as well as the Grand Annual Classic and Australian Championship events over on the east coast, it’s certainly been a busy period for Kingshott and the Krikke Motorsport team. “We haven’t had a weekend off since Christmas, so we have certainly been busy, but it’s been great racing on such a regular basis, and although we have had some misfortune at times, we’ve had some really strong results up against not only Australia’s, but some of the world’s best racers,” he said.

“Another pleasing aspect is that although we’ve been running a very busy schedule, we’ve been able to maintain our Maddington Toyota Series lead and, in the process, learn so much as a team – both on home soil and when we ventured over to the east coast.” The Krikke Motorsport team will now have a weekend off from racing, before their Maddington Toyota Series campaign continues with the 19th round at Ellenbrook Speedway on the Sunday of March 2.

Remaining Krikke Motorsport 2024-25 season schedule:

March 2

Maddington Toyota Series - Round 19
Ellenbrook Speedway
March 8
Maddington Toyota Series - Round 20 (Silver Cup)
Perth Motorplex
March 15
Maddington Toyota Series - Round 21 (Gold Cup)
Perth Motorplex
March 29
Maddington Toyota Series - Round 22 (Grand Final)
Perth Motorplex
Latest Maddington Toyota Series Point Standings (after 18 of 22 rounds):
1 Dayne Kingshott - 2636 points
2 Callum Williamson - 2578
3 Taylor Milling - 2422
4 Kaiden Manders - 2372
5 Andrew Priolo - 2272
The Krikke Motorsport 45th anniversary and the 2024-25 season race car design
merchandise is available online - www.krikkemotorsport.store - and they are also available
to purchase at the track on race nights from the team's transporter via either cash or eftpos
payments.
The Krikke Motorsport team would like to thank their 2024-25 season supporters:
• Mobil 1
• Bunbury Toyota
• Maxwill Racing Engines
• PWR Advanced Cooling Technology
• Redline Media
• Hough Cabinets
• Taralea Farm Macadamias
• Performance Racegear
• P1 Advanced Racewear Australia and New Zealand
• JFE Group
• Wilson Brewing Company
• Number 4 Composites
• AFCO Shock Doctor
• Resolve Automotive Spraypainters
• Heater Designs

• JP Signs
• www.krikkemotorsport.store
To keep up to date with the Krikke Motorsport team, visit their website at
krikkemotorsport.com.au or follow them on their social-media channels – Facebook,
Instagram, and Twitter – by searching Krikke Motorsport.