Championship Off-road’s Antigo Off-road Nationals delivered tight racing on a fast, slick track, and the course was run backwards for the 2026 season’s third and fourth rounds. If that weren’t enough to spice things up, officials also through in a Mandatory pass through the Joker Lane. Fresh off of a Pro SxS sweep at Missouri’s Lucas Oil Speedway, the points leader Jeb Bootle carried his momentum into Antigo. He took control of Saturday’s Pro SxS main on the second lap and set sail. Nathan Wolff and Chase Kempf battled over second most of the race, with Wolff finding late-race speed to secure second. Kempf scored his first podium on 2026 with third.
In Saturday’s Pro Stock main, David Gay showed the speed he had in the first Missouri round but was denied the win, and he made up for it by controlling the race from greens to checkers. Jeb Bootle took second early and kept Gay honest in later laps for his first Pro Stock podium of the season. Filling in for the recovering CJ Greaves, Robert Loire wheeled the #33 RZR to the last podium step and a Polaris Pro Stock podium.
Pro-Am NA points leader Code St. Peter brushed up for Antigo with a round of the Texas Outlaw series, where he broke Chase Carr’s Eagle Canyon Raceway lap-time record. Code started eighth in a field of 22 Pro-Ams and was in the lead by the third lap. Round two winner Carson Hill also came from deep in the pack to take over second and keep his title hopes alive. Hudson Houle raced to third and scored his second podium of the season.
SUNDAY PRO SXS CHAOS
Kolton Krajicek led the Sunday Pro SxS main for 10 laps but had a tire going down, allowing Jeb Bottle and Nathan Wolff to close. Kolton got crossed up over a jump as Bootle made a big-air pass attempt. Bootle landed on Krajicek’s front tire and forced the early leader out, while Jeb’s car was also damaged. Wolff took over but a mechanical slowed him on the last lap, and Collin Truett scored his first Pro SxS victory in Champ. Robert Loire put the #33 Pro R on the podium ahead of Brody Sands.
Jeb Bootle regrouped from the Pro SxS collision to secure the first Pro Stock win of his Champ career. Jake Kosmecki advanced through the field to snatch second away from Robert Loire on the last lap, and Loire rounded out the podium. Code St. Peter dominated Sunday’s Pro-Am NA main for the weekend sweep. With the field compressed at the mid-race restart, Bryce Powers successfully held off a hard-charging Hudson Houle, who had to settle for third.
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