Wright and Lane Racing 99L

05/10/2026

04/12/2026

RACE NIGHT UPDATE 🏁

It wasn’t a smooth start to the night, but it turned into one we’re proud of.

Kaiden hit a rough spot in his heat race that upset the car and put him on his side, ending in a DNF. Not the way we wanted to start….

After starting 14th in the A Feature, he put his head down and drove his way up to a 7th place finish—advancing more positions than anyone else on the track.

That says a lot about his determination and mindset.

We’re incredibly proud of the way he bounced back tonight.

A huge thank you to our sponsors and supporters who continue to stand behind him through the highs and the challenges—you make this possible.

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Ludwell Chiropractic
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04/07/2026

Monday evening update:

Kaiden is home and doing well. Sore, but minor injuries only.

We appreciate all the support more than you know.

He wanted to say thank you—watch the video.

He’ll be back soon. 🏁

04/05/2026

On the way home….Kaiden took a violent ride that resulted in multiple flips and a trip to OU Children’s Hospital. By the grace of God, nothing is broken. He’s very sore—especially his neck and back—but considering what happened, we are beyond thankful.

There’s no question that top-quality safety equipment, a well-built car, and an incredible safety crew did exactly what they’re meant to do. We’re also not overlooking the role of divine protection in keeping him as safe as he is tonight.

Racing is a sport we all love, but nights like this remind us just how quickly things can change.

We want to say a huge thank you to everyone who stepped in without hesitation—those who helped load the car, pack up, and make sure everything was taken care of while we focused on Kaiden. That kind of support does not go unnoticed, and it means more to us than we can put into words.

Kaiden is tough, and we know he’ll bounce back. For now, we’re just grateful.

Thank you to everyone who has reached out, checked on him, and kept him in your thoughts and prayers. ❤️

04/05/2026

UPDATE 2:00 am: Nothing is broken. He is very sore; we expect him to be discharged once he is comfortable enough to make the trip home. Will update again at that time.

UPDATE: Kaiden took a hard ride in the A Class A Feature at I44-Speedway; he is being transported to Children’s in Oklahoma City. He is conscious and alert. We will update when we know more. Thanks to all of you for reaching out….

03/30/2026

Last night Kaiden made his 305 sprint car debut at Lawton Speedway driving for Fields Racing.

As with anything new, there’s an adjustment period—new car, new feel, and a whole different level—but he’s already learning and gaining valuable seat time.

We’re thankful for the opportunity Fields Racing has given him and excited to watch him continue to grow in this next chapter.

A big thank you to DIRTY SOUTH RACE MEDIA—it’s a huge help being able to review laps.

03/28/2026

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🏁 I-44 Speedway | 3/27/26 🏁

43 cars.
One of the toughest A-Class fields you’ll see anywhere.

⚡️ QuickTime in his qualifier
⚡️ QuickTime overall out of all 43 cars

🏁 Heat Race: Started 4th ➡️ Finished 1st
🏁 A Feature: Started on the pole ➡️ Finished 3rd (Podium)

A night like this in a field that deep means a lot.

He put himself in a great position early, raced hard all night, and came home with a podium finish against some very tough competition.

We’re proud of the speed, the focus, and the progress we’re seeing every time he hits the track.

Huge thank you to Jerry for the great setup tonight — the car was on rails.

👊 On to the next one.



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Jim’s Diesel & Auto Repair
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03/28/2026

P4 to P1….

03/21/2026

Last night was a big one for Kaiden—his first National Open Wheel 600 Series event, competing against a stacked field of 63 cars.

He came out strong, earning Quick Time in his qualifier, which put him 4th in his heat race. From there, he drove an incredible race and took the win in his heat, setting him up to start 2nd in the A Feature.

He fired off strong, but a few mistakes led to a spin that sent him to the back of the field. That’s racing—he kept his head, stayed determined, and worked his way back up to 15th place against some of the best drivers in the country.

Watching him compete at this level, against drivers he’s grown up watching and admiring, is something special—and honestly, a little emotional. The growth, the grit, and the willingness to learn in moments like this say everything about where he’s headed.

We are incredibly proud of the effort he’s putting in. Like every season, we have goals—but more importantly, we know this year will bring lessons and growth that can’t be taught any other way.

We’re beyond thankful for the team behind him—guiding him, supporting him, and helping him navigate the pressure of competing at this level at a young age.

And to all of his fans and supporters—thank you. Your support means more than you know.

This is just the beginning. We’re looking forward to a strong and successful season.



WrightWater
GC Performance Pipes
Jim’s Diesel & Auto Repair
Ludwell Chiropractic
PACE Chassis
Pace Chassis South
Tan Rae Digital Graphics