Born and raised in the heartland of off-road racing, Crandon, Wisconsin. Hometown Hero Keegan Kincaid spent much of his life at off-road tracks. He spent his childhood watching from the sidelines as his father, Jeff Kincaid, scored seven titles over 20 years. He took up racing himself in his early 20s and has raced across the country in series including TORC, SCORE Baja 1000, Robby Gordon Stadium SUPER Trucks, X Games, and is currently running the CHAMP OFFROAD SERIES. Keegan spends his days building and fabricating off-road trucks while balancing life as a Father, Husband, and active member in his community.

Recent Accomplishments:

1- Winning at Lucas Oil Speedway 

2- Crandon FCP Cup Viral finish

3- Overcoming adversity (personal achievement)

"Off-road was all I knew growing up. You can say "it ran in the blood." From watching my father Race, being a passionate fan on the side hill at Crandon International Raceway, to winning 6 Crandon CUP races. Off-Road isn't just about competing on the track; it's about community. The off-road Community is one of the best in the world. I am grateful to be able to involve my family in such a great community. "

Plans for the future- 

1. Be a positive influence for my family and the younger generations in off-road. 

2. Continue to be an impactful leader in the off-road industry/community.

3. Be involved in the growth of Short Course off-road

Archives:

Keegan Kincaid finished the 2021 series in style, winning the Pro 2 title in the Championship Off-Road Series, but it was his win in the 2021 Crandon World Cup in front of his hometown crowd that sealed the deal on his recognition as an Impact Award honoree in the Short Course category.  Going into the weekend Keegan was third in points.  He won the race, secured the championship, and received the first-ever Championship Off-Road "Fan Favorite" award.

The Crandon World Cup format is unique in racing.  The Pro 2 trucks are given a head start, while the higher horsepower Pro 4 trucks start in a second wave behind the Pro 2s.  The interval between the Pro 2 and Pro 4 start is calculated so that the Pro 4 trucks attempt to catch the Pro 2s on the last lap. Kincaid was able to hold off the Pro 4s and earn the title as the 2021 Crandon World Cup champion.

Going into the weekend Keegan was third in points.  He won the Cup race, secured the championship, and received the first-ever Championship Off-Road "Fan Favorite" award. To cap off an incredible September to remember, Keegan and his wife welcomed a new baby, a daughter, to their family just a few days after the Crandon World Cup. Nothing can top that, but we'd like to think that adding an Off-Road Motorsports Hall of Fame Impact Award is the icing on Keegan Kincaid's remarkable September cake.