April 3, 2025 – Crosslink Motorsports made a strong statement at the 2025 season opener, competing across three series—Formula Regional Americas Championship (FR Americas), Formula 4 United States Championship (F4 U.S.), and Ligier Junior Formula Championship (Ligier JFC)—at NOLA Motorsports Park. The team showcased their depth of talent with a mix of victories, podium finishes, and strong performances as they look ahead to the rest of the season.
In FR Americas competition, Crosslink Motorsports delivered an incredible opening weekend, highlighted by Titus Sherlock’s Race 1 victory. Sherlock started the weekend with the highest qualifying position for the team in sixth, followed by Barrett Wolfe in eighth and Alex Benavitz in 13th.
The opening race saw Sherlock charge through the field to take the win, while Wolfe joined him on the podium in third. Benavitz narrowly missed out on a podium, finishing an impressive fourth as three Crosslink Motorsports drivers were inside the top five. In Race 2, Benavitz led the team with a fifth-place finish, with Wolfe following closely behind in sixth. The weekend's final race saw Sherlock fight back to claim fourth, while Wolfe closed out the weekend with another top-10 result.
Crosslink Motorsports’ F4 U.S. drivers wasted no time making their mark, with Kekai Hauanio securing the first pole position of the season. He converted his qualifying success into a Race 1 victory, while teammate Demitri Nolan fought to a solid seventh-place result.
In Race 2, Hauanio continued his strong performance with a third-place podium result, while Nolan improved to sixth. The final race of the weekend saw Hauanio finish fourth, just missing the podium, but scoring a trio of top-five results in three races, and Nolan maintained consistency with another seventh-place finish.
In the Ligier JFC, Kelsey Pinkowski represented Crosslink Motorsports as the team’s sole driver. She qualified 13th and made steady improvements throughout the weekend. In Race 1, she finished 12th before breaking into the top-10 in Race 2. Pinkowski closed out the event with another 12th-place finish in the final race, gaining valuable experience in her rookie season.
“It was an excellent way to kick off our season,” explained Crosslink Motorsports team owner Gill Kaszuba. “To come away with a win in both FR Americas and F4 U.S., along with multiple podiums and strong performances across all three series, is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our drivers and team. We’ll take this momentum and keep pushing forward as we prepare for Road America.”
Crosslink Motorsports will return to action at Road America from May 15-18 for the next round of FR Americas, F4 U.S., and Ligier JFC competition.
For more information on Crosslink Motorsports, please contact Gill Kaszuba via email to Gill@CrosslinkMotorsports.com or visit Crosslink Motorsports online at CrosslinkMotorsports.com.
- Crosslink Motorsports PR
