The High School class in the JEGS ET Series is a great way for a racer wanting to make the transition from Jr. Dragsters to big cars or it can also give some of the older Jr. Dragster racers a chance to jump in their street cars or it could be that a local high school student wants to get involved in drag racing and here is a class for them.  This year it was Kendylle Brown winning her first ever High School track championship in her S-10.

The season started out the best way possible for Kendylle as she and her team won the opening 2 points events to take a commanding lead in the standings.  At the 3rd event in July, she was knocked out in the 1st round of eliminations, but Brown still had a big points lead.  During the final two races of the season, Kendylle solidified her championship by winning the race in August and going to the finals at the last race in September.

“I need to thank my Dad (Kenny), Mom (Danyelle), Hunter, Larry, Penny, Kyndal, Emily and Elizabeth for all their support and love this year,” said a happy Kendylle. “This championship means so much to me, it helps push me to continue to work hard to be successful at racing and to use this momentum for next year. I want to also give thanks to Wolfe’s Powder Coating for their continued support of my racing team.”

Next year Kendylle wants to continue her success racing the truck in bottom bulb classes.

Congrats to Kendylle Brown the 2023 JEGS ET Series High School Champion!