MPG Motorsports is turning to the next chapter in its history. A program that began in ‘My Parents Garage’ in Wisconsin ventured to Indiana in 2019 when original co-owner Billy Vincent signed on as the Will Power Kart distributor. MPG established a new home at Whiteland Raceway Park. That is when now co-owner Chase Jones and Vincent began their relationship, which will enter its sixth season heading into 2026. Now, MPG is set for relocation to Mooresville, North Carolina.

The move for MPG Motorsports is triggered by a reestablished partnership with KartSport North America and Kart Republic, serving as a hub for the national race team and to support all Kart Republic racers at the Trackhouse Motorplex facility in Mooresville, North Carolina.

“I am excited to focus forward and collaborate on this new chapter in our journey with KartSport and Kart Republic, added MPG Motorsports co-owner Billy Vincent.

KartSport North America and Kart Republic will provide product and technical support along with a direct link to the KR factory team. Kart Republic drivers, such as Joe Turney and others, will participate in the United States at select events with the MPG Motorsports / Kart Republic team.

“I am proud of the growth MPG has experienced over the last five years,” stated MPG co-owner and team principal Chase Jones. “Expanding our relationship with KartSport and Kart Republic marks an exciting new chapter. And we’re eager to continue building on it.”

MPG Motorsports has locked in their 2026 schedule, which begins with the WKA Daytona KartWeek event at the end of December 2025. MPG is slated to compete at the SKUSA Winter Series, SKUSA Pro Tour, United States Pro Kart Series, Stars Championship Series programs along with the IAME USA Grand National Championship and SKUSA SuperNationals 29. MPG will be at the Trackhouse Karting Challenge and select Apex Karting Championships Midwest events.

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