08/20/2026
Understandably, we have had some questions regarding yesterday’s announcement. I’ll answer the most common ones here and provide a look into the future for PPK.
Q: Has ownership changed?
A: No! However, when that day comes, I want there to be a seamless transition for our partners and clients. Putting the right people in the right place will ensure that happens.
Q: Will you (John) still attend races?
A: Yes! While I may not be at set up day, I will still attend as many races as possible.
Q: Are you cutting back on the number of events the team will be attending?
A: No! As a matter of fact, we will be expanding the schedule for 2027
Q: Will Christopher still race?
A: Yes! Christopher will race a limited 206 schedule and an expanded KA schedule in 2027.
Whether it is known or not Precision Performance Karting is not the only business I own. In 2022 I purchased a swimming pool construction company, and it has been a successful venture. I am proud to say both PPK and the construction company are highly regarded and viewed as leaders in their respected fields. Both businesses are similar in that customer service and results, whether on track or in the backyard, determine your success. Ultimately, long term success and sustained growth is the key to making a business prosper versus just survive.
With Christopher’s relocation to Florida several new opportunities will present themselves. Some of our goals for 2027 include…
1) Creation of a comprehensive driver development program
2) Participation in a local “club” program. Location TBD.
3) Expansion of our cadet and junior programs
4) Expansion of the Coyote Motorsports brand into S Florida on the local level
These are exciting changes and I know Christopher is up for the challenge.
Christopher McKeithan Racing
Coyote Motorsports