Three teams—Precision Performance Karting (PPK), Brandon Jarsocrak Racing (BJR), and Roderick Racing Development (RRD)—have established a technical alliance within the Coyote Motorsports dealer network. Their goal is to provide drivers with a consistently high-performing experience and maximize success on the track.

The alliance will include sharing of information and resources regarding Coyote chassis setups, identical preparation of karts and best-case practices for race day tuning, and a consistent track experience for racers in the Southeast and Texas (PPK), Midwest and Northeast (RRD) and the Trackhouse Motorplex Karting Challenge series in North Carolina (BJR).

Throughout the season, including at Cup Karts North America national events where each team will be in attendance, the three teams will collaborate, sharing data and enhancing opportunities for high levels of performance for all Coyote drivers.

“The end goal is to create an alliance within the Coyote dealer network to ensure success amongst all teams, not just PPK,” PPK owner John Seglem said. “Data and video have become important components in developing drivers. Sharing of information and access to mutual personnel will result in more successful race weekends for the Coyote Motorsports brand and each team.”

Roderick Racing Development (RRD), a Northeast Ohio-based team owned by veteran kart racer AJ Roderick, became a Coyote dealer in early 2024. Through this partnership, RRD will have access to the components used by PPK for the Coyote chassis, ensuring a more consistent fleet of karts.

BJR, owned by four-time USPKS champion Brandon Jarsocrak, is a top-level 2-cycle team at all of the most competitive series in the country. Based in Mooresville, N.C., BJR attends all Trackhouse Karting Challenge events with a team consisting of both 2-cycle and Briggs 206 karts for all age levels.

PPK maintains its role as the factory team for the Spencerport, New York-based Coyote Motorsports kart chassis manufacturer, paving the way for continued success across all Coyote chassis models for years to come.

The full-size Coyote Zenith has won seven CKNA Grands championship finals in the last two years, more than any other chassis. The Coyote Kryptonite for cadet and Kid Coyote for kid kart have earned numerous race wins and CKNA Grands podiums over the last several years.

For more information and contact info on PPK, visit ppkartingfl.com.

For more information and contact info on BJR, visit brandonjarsocrakracing.com.

For more information and contact info on RRD, follow the team’s Facebook page at RRD – Roderick Racing Development.

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