EDX Closes the 2026 BC Karting Championship Season at Greg Moore Raceway

BC Karting Championships Final

Greg Moore Raceway | Chilliwack, BC

EDX closed out the 2026 BC Karting Championship season at Greg Moore Raceway, bringing the provincial championship campaign to a strong finish after four rounds across British Columbia.

Representing EDX at the Finals were Patrick Kleine, Teagan Kleine, Andrew Bench, Jack Harbidge, Cash Coogan, and Devon Radosevic, with drivers competing across LO206 Masters, LO206 Junior 2, TaG Junior, and TaG Senior.

The championship finale delivered exactly what you expect from the last round of a provincial season: tight racing, pressure, penalties, fastest-lap pace, podium fights, and plenty of emotion. For EDX, it was also a chance to look back at the full BC Championship campaign and recognize the progress the team has made across the season.

Andrew Bench delivered the headline result of the weekend with a P3 finish and Fastest Lap in the TaG Junior Final. Teagan Kleine finished P4 in LO206 Junior 2 and P5 in TaG Junior, closing a strong double-class season. Patrick Kleine brought home a solid P6 in LO206 Masters, Devon Radosevic finished P8 in TaG Senior, Cash Coogan continued building in the senior field, and Jack Harbidge showed serious speed with a Fastest Lap performance earlier in the weekend.

This was a proper championship final — and a strong close to the 2026 BC Championship season for EDX.

Weekend Highlights

Andrew Bench delivered the biggest EDX result of the Finals, finishing P3 in the TaG Junior Final and earning Fastest Lap with a 52.366. A podium and fastest lap in the championship final is a huge way to close the provincial season.

Jack Harbidge also had one of the weekend’s best single-session highlights, earning Fastest Lap in TaG Junior Heat 1 with a 52.207. Even though his Final ended early, that lap showed the pace is absolutely there.

Teagan Kleine had another strong double-class weekend. In LO206 Junior 2, he finished P4 in the Final, continuing his season-long run near the front of the class. In TaG Junior, he finished P5 in the Final, giving him another strong result in a deep junior field.

Patrick Kleine worked through a competitive LO206 Masters field and finished P6 in the Final, closing the provincial season with a strong top-six result.

Devon Radosevic finished P8 in the TaG Senior Final, bringing home a top-ten result in one of the fastest classes of the weekend.

Cash Coogan continued building experience in TaG Senior, completing another provincial race weekend and finishing P11 in the Final.

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Driver Reports

Andrew Bench

TaG Junior

Andrew Bench closed the BC Championship season with one of the strongest EDX performances of the weekend.

Andrew qualified P4, putting himself immediately in the front group of a very competitive TaG Junior field. In Heat 1, he finished P3, giving EDX an early podium result in the class. Heat 2 and Heat 3 were more complicated, with penalties affecting the final classifications, but Andrew stayed right in the fight.

The Final was the highlight. Andrew finished P3, completed all 20 laps, and earned the official Fastest Lap of the race with a 52.366 on Lap 11.

That combination — podium finish plus fastest lap — made Andrew one of the standout drivers of the championship finale.

Andrew at a glance

Class	Qualifying	Heat 1	Heat 2	Heat 3	Final
TaG Junior	P4	P3	P6	P6 + Fastest Lap	P3 + Fastest Lap

Andrew’s BC Championship season ended with a major result. He showed speed, race craft, and the ability to deliver under pressure. A podium and fastest lap at the final round is exactly the kind of finish that builds momentum into the next stage of the program.

Teagan Kleine

LO206 Junior 2 and TaG Junior

Teagan Kleine wrapped up a strong provincial season with another double-class weekend in LO206 Junior 2 and TaG Junior.

In LO206 Junior 2, Teagan qualified P5 and stayed consistently in the front half of the field. He finished P5 in Heat 1, P5 in Heat 2, and improved to P4 in Heat 3, showing strong pace heading into the Final.

In the LO206 Junior 2 Final, Teagan finished P4, just outside the podium, completing all 17 laps. It was a strong finish to the weekend and a fitting close to a season where Teagan repeatedly showed front-running pace in LO206 Junior 2.

In TaG Junior, Teagan had to fight back from a tougher qualifying result. He qualified P11, then moved forward in Heat 1 to finish P6. Heat 2 was difficult, but he bounced back strongly in Heat 3 with a P5 result.

The TaG Junior Final gave Teagan another strong finish. He completed all 20 laps and finished P5, giving him a top-five result in a very competitive field.

Teagan at a glance

Class	Qualifying	Heat 1	Heat 2	Heat 3	Final
LO206 Junior 2	P5	P5	P5	P4	P4
TaG Junior	P11	P6	P12	P5	P5

Teagan’s weekend showed exactly what has defined his season: pace, resilience, and the ability to keep fighting across two very different classes. He finished the provincial season as one of EDX’s busiest and most determined drivers.

Patrick Kleine

LO206 Masters

Patrick Kleine competed in LO206 Masters, taking on a deep and experienced field at Greg Moore Raceway.

Patrick qualified P10, then improved in race conditions through the heats. He finished P8 in Heat 1, P8 in Heat 2, and then delivered his strongest heat result of the weekend with P5 in Heat 3.

In the LO206 Masters Final, Patrick completed all 17 laps and finished P6. It was a strong top-six result and a solid close to the BC Championship season.

Patrick at a glance

Class	Qualifying	Heat 1	Heat 2	Heat 3	Final
LO206 Masters	P10	P8	P8	P5	P6

Patrick’s weekend was a steady climb. Qualifying was challenging, but he improved through the heats and finished the Final in the top six. In Masters racing, where race craft and consistency matter, that is a strong way to close the season.

Jack Harbidge

TaG Junior

Jack Harbidge had one of the most exciting EDX pace moments of the weekend in TaG Junior.

Jack qualified P12, right in the middle of a tight junior field. In Heat 1, he finished P8, but the real headline was his lap time: Jack earned the official Fastest Lap of the race with a 52.207 on Lap 9.

That was a major statement. In a field packed with fast junior drivers, Jack showed he had the outright speed to run with anyone.

Heat 2 saw Jack finish P10, followed by P12 in Heat 3. Unfortunately, the Final ended early, with Jack classified P13 after recording no completed laps due to a race incident in the opening laps.

Jack at a glance

Class	Qualifying	Heat 1	Heat 2	Heat 3	Final
TaG Junior	P12	P8 + Fastest Lap	P10	P12	P13

Jack’s Final result did not reflect the speed he showed during the weekend, but the fastest lap in Heat 1 was a very real highlight. That pace matters, and it gives him something strong to build from.

Devon Radosevic

TaG Senior

Devon Radosevic represented EDX in TaG Senior, one of the fastest and most competitive classes of the championship finale.

Devon qualified P7, placing himself solidly in the middle of a quick senior grid. He moved forward to P6 in Heat 1, then improved again with a strong P5 in Heat 2. Heat 3 was tougher, with Devon classified P9, but he kept himself in the fight heading into the Final.

In the TaG Senior Final, Devon finished P8, completing all 19 laps and closing the weekend with another top-ten provincial result.

Devon at a glance

Class	Qualifying	Heat 1	Heat 2	Heat 3	Final
TaG Senior	P7	P6	P5	P9	P8

Devon’s weekend showed strong pace and consistency in a very quick senior field. His Heat 2 P5 was the highlight, and the Final gave him another solid result to close the championship season.

Cash Coogan

TaG Senior

Cash Coogan continued his development in TaG Senior, gaining more experience in one of the toughest classes on the provincial schedule.

Cash qualified P11 and worked through a challenging set of heats, finishing P11 in Heat 1, P11 in Heat 2, and P12 in Heat 3.

In the Final, Cash finished P11, continuing to build valuable race mileage in a fast senior field.

Cash at a glance

Class	Qualifying	Heat 1	Heat 2	Heat 3	Final
TaG Senior	P11	P11	P11	P12	P11

Cash’s season has been about development, experience, and building comfort in senior competition. TaG Senior is a hard class to learn in, but every full race weekend adds confidence, race craft, and data to build from.

Final BC Championship Standings

With the BC Karting Championships wrapped up, EDX closed the provincial season with several strong championship results.

For this final championship calculation, the lowest-scoring round was dropped, the final round could not be dropped, and drivers needed to participate in at least three rounds to qualify for the championship standings.

EDX Qualified Championship Results

Driver	Class	Final Championship Finish	Adjusted Points
Andrew Bench	TaG Junior	P3	1,905
Teagan Kleine	LO206 Junior 2	P4 / tied on adjusted points	1,990
Teagan Kleine	TaG Junior	P7	1,470
Patrick Kleine	LO206 Heavy / Masters	P7	1,355
Devon Radosevic	TaG Senior	P8	1,220

Andrew Bench finished the provincial season on the championship podium in TaG Junior, securing P3 after a season filled with front-running pace, podium results, and strong consistency.

Teagan Kleine finished P4 in LO206 Junior 2, tied on adjusted points after the drop calculation, and also finished P7 in TaG Junior. Running two championship categories all season is a major workload, and Teagan showed pace in both classes, including fastest-lap recognition earlier in the year and strong front-pack performances.

Patrick Kleine finished P7 in LO206 Heavy / Masters, closing the season inside the top ten after a steady championship campaign against a deep and experienced Masters field.

Devon Radosevic finished P8 in TaG Senior, giving EDX another top-ten provincial championship result in one of the fastest and most competitive classes on the calendar.

Jack Harbidge and Cash Coogan both made strong contributions to the EDX program at the championship finale, while Jack Eriksson represented the team earlier in the provincial season. Together, they added important race mileage, development, and depth to the EDX campaign.

Team Takeaways

The 2026 BC Karting Championship season gave EDX plenty to be proud of.

Andrew Bench closed the season with a provincial championship podium in TaG Junior and a standout Finals weekend that included both a Final podium and Fastest Lap. Teagan Kleine finished the championship inside the front group in LO206 Junior 2 and continued to build strength in TaG Junior. Patrick Kleine stayed competitive in LO206 Masters and finished the season inside the top ten. Devon Radosevic earned a top-ten championship finish in TaG Senior, while Jack Harbidge, Cash Coogan, and Jack Eriksson continued to build experience and contribute to the team’s overall development.

The season was not just about final results. It was about pace, resilience, growth, and commitment. EDX drivers faced penalties, technical setbacks, tough fields, changing tracks, and high-pressure finals — and kept showing up ready to fight.

Across the provincial season, EDX earned podiums, fastest-lap recognition, strong championship finishes, and valuable development across multiple classes.

The team leaves the 2026 BC Karting Championships stronger, sharper, and more motivated for what comes next.

Thank You

EDX would like to thank all of the drivers, mechanics, parents, families, and supporters who helped make the 2026 BC Karting Championship season possible.

Race weekends like this take commitment from everyone: the drivers on track, the mechanics in the paddock, the parents and families behind the scenes, and the supporters who help keep the team moving forward.

We would also like to thank the organizers, officials, volunteers, and everyone involved in putting on the BC Karting Championships. Events like this take a tremendous amount of work, and the karting community is stronger because of the people who make them happen.

Finally, thank you to our sponsors and partners for continuing to support EDX and our drivers throughout the season. Your support helps fuel the journey and gives our drivers the opportunity to keep competing, learning, and representing the team across British Columbia.