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Reynolds reigns as IMCA’s first Junior National Champion
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – After racing to national and regional rookie of the year honors in 2019, Kaden Reynolds set a goal of winning IMCA’s inaugural Junior National Championship in 2020. And after a month and a half delay to his season and 19 IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stock feature victories, he had done just that. “We had ended our rookie season really strong and wanted to start 2020 strong and chase the Junior National Championship because this is the only year I’ll be eligible,” said Reynolds, a virtual spring graduate from Kennedy High School in Cedar Rapids. “It was our goal all year. We knew Dallon (Murty) was running for it, too. Being able to win it was pretty cool.” Nearly 400 drivers between the ages of 13 and 18 vied for the Junior National Champion’s crown, with standings based on their best 20 finishes in their first 40 starts. Like the eight IMCA divisional national champions, Reynolds receives a trophy, ring and jacket. All top 10 drivers in the Junior National Champion standings receive [Read More]