Crosslink Motorsports will head to Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course this weekend with an eight-driver line-up across the Formula Regional Americas Championship (FRAC) and Formula 4 United States (F4 U.S.) Championship.
The team, which competes in partnership with AJ Foyt Racing, enters the event with several drivers involved in championship battles. As a result, the Mid-Ohio weekend offers Crosslink another opportunity to strengthen its position across two of North America’s leading junior open-wheel categories.
With six cars entered in FRAC and two in F4 U.S., Crosslink will have a major presence at the Ohio road course.
Papasavvas leads six-car FRAC effort
Crosslink Motorsports brings a formidable FRAC line-up to Mid-Ohio, led by championship leader Evagoras Papasavvas.
Papasavvas arrives at the event at the top of the overall standings and will aim to extend his advantage during the Mid-Ohio round. His campaign has placed him firmly in control of the title fight, but the technical nature of the circuit will demand consistency across the weekend.
Kekai Hauanio also remains strongly positioned in the championship battle. He currently sits fourth in the standings and will look to close the gap to the drivers ahead.
Meanwhile, Barrett Wolfe enters the weekend eighth in the title race, giving Crosslink three drivers inside the overall championship fight.
Janzen targets Masters Class progress
Crosslink will also chase success in the Masters Class, where Kevin Janzen arrives at Mid-Ohio second in the standings.
Janzen will look to move closer to the top of the order as the season continues. Therefore, the Mid-Ohio event could prove important for both his class campaign and the team’s overall points effort.
Alex Bobadilla and Aidan Schuh complete Crosslink’s six-car FRAC line-up. Both drivers continue to develop within the programme and will aim to build further experience at one of the most technical circuits on the calendar.
Crosslink Motorsports’ FRAC drivers are:
- Evagoras Papasavvas
- Kekai Hauanio
- Barrett Wolfe
- Kevin Janzen
- Alex Bobadilla
- Aidan Schuh
Rivera and Kaszuba lead F4 U.S. programme
In F4 U.S. competition, Crosslink Motorsports will field Fernando Rivera and Austin Kaszuba.
Rivera will look to help the team deliver a strong showing in the category, while Kaszuba’s weekend carries added personal significance.
Kaszuba returns to the series on the ten-year anniversary of his first race in the F4 championship. That milestone adds a special storyline to Crosslink’s Mid-Ohio programme and gives the weekend an emotional layer beyond the usual competitive focus.
Crosslink Motorsports’ F4 U.S. drivers are:
- Fernando Rivera
- Austin Kaszuba
Kaszuba excited for Mid-Ohio challenge
Team owner Gill Kaszuba expressed confidence in Crosslink’s line-up before the Mid-Ohio event. He highlighted both the team’s championship momentum and the importance of executing at a circuit that rewards precision.
“We couldn’t be more excited to head to Mid-Ohio this weekend,” expressed Gill Kaszuba, Team Owner of Crosslink Motorsports. “Mid-Ohio is a track that rewards consistency and racecraft, and I believe our drivers are ready to deliver. Evagoras has done a tremendous job leading the championship in FR Americas, and our entire lineup is motivated to perform. On a personal note, watching Austin return to the F4 series on the ten-year anniversary of his first race is something truly special. This team works incredibly hard every single week, and weekends like this are what it’s all about.”
His comments underline the team’s confidence heading into the round. Moreover, with Papasavvas leading the FRAC standings and several teammates also fighting near the front, Crosslink arrives at Mid-Ohio with momentum across both championships.
Crosslink eyes strong Mid-Ohio weekend
Racing action at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course gets underway this weekend, with FRAC and F4 U.S. both set to continue their 2026 seasons.
For Crosslink Motorsports, the event represents another key step in its championship campaigns. Papasavvas will look to extend his FRAC points lead, Hauanio and Wolfe will target further progress in the overall standings, and Janzen will aim to gain ground in the Masters Class.
Meanwhile, Rivera and Kaszuba will lead the team’s F4 U.S. charge, with Kaszuba’s return adding one of the weekend’s most personal storylines.
With eight drivers across two championships, Crosslink Motorsports heads to Mid-Ohio aiming to convert its strong position into another successful weekend.
