Nathan Saxon Racing

Earlier this month I was back in the SMX car at Sebring to kick off the season. New hoosier tires for the class this season meant a lot of learning was to be had. Came away with the win in both races and was able to join my team owner for a victory lap in race 2 after a double win for

Race 1 I had to battle to the front after an unfortunate qualifying put me 4th on the grid and a safety car breaking up the mid part of the race.

Race 2 I quickly got to 2nd before the leader had a mechanical problem a few laps in. Worked on tire management and had a pretty quiet race from that point on. Was really looking forward to a battle with this weekend but that will have to wait for next time.

On top of the driving worked really hard to get my coaching customers up to speed to start the season.

Looking forward to taking some tricks we learned about the new tires into Road Atlanta next month to try and get them off to a great start in the season.

Not sure when I will be back in the car, but this really did remind me how much I enjoy it.

It is an honor to be a part of this journey and working as the coach and race engineer for this team! A busy 2 weeks ahead.

We will be campaigning Will Robinson's #51 MX-5 Cup Car for Rd. Atlanta and select races for the 2026 season. We will be with Kimmie Hendricks and Hendricks Motorsports for Petite LeMans.

But, first things first. We are just about to roll out for the SCCA Runoffs with Skyler Cottrell, Wes Duchak and Michelle Squirek in their SMX cars. Hopefully we can finish off the season with the 3 top spots.

Got a chance to get back behind the wheel of a prototype again recently, and it turned out to be one of the most surprising and remarkable cars I've driven.

Incredibly nimble and loads of both aero and mechanical grip made me forget the car runs on street tires with the aim to run in endurance racing. This car was a blast to take to the limit and wrestle around a fast but technical Putnam Park. Super approachable car up to 90% of the limit, but finding that last little bit of pace around a lap is what really can separate the best drivers and made it a proper fun challenge.

It was a great time working with and the whole and team and thank you all for the opportunity. Hope to get back in one of these cars in the near future!

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Finished the Prodigy3 Championship off strong, got back in a Spec MX-5 car and stood on the podium, and coached 2 drivers to their maiden Super Tour Podium (including a win). It's been a very busy past month!

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Finally, a race event I feel I can build on. Tons of learning and did well enough in practice to be selected to qualify for the team. Overall I would have liked a better result in both races but the biggest thing for me now is to focus on what I need to do to maximize my performance in these cars for the playoff races at NOLA.

Unfortunately, I didn't get a good enough lap early in qualifying and my lap late in the session was solid but way too late in the optimal tire window.

Race 1 was an absolute cage fight as a rematch of Prodigy Week with and my teammate . We put on quite a show but was unfortunately defeated as a team.

Race 2 I sustained some really bizarre wing damage after slight contact on the opening lap that put me a bit on the backfoot. Thankfully, it still resulted in a win as a team which puts us in a solid 3rd place going into NOLA.

Unfortunately, after this event, every team was required to drop 1 driver as only 3 will move on to NOLA as well as the Prodigy 2 championship next season in even higher end cars. This meant will not be joining us at the next event, but has an incredibly bright future ahead and should be really proud of his progress this season.

I need to thank everyone at for your belief in me through all the difficulties we struggled through this season. , you guys are absolute professionals and I could not think of a better team to work with for another whole year. Thank you to everyone that has made the success that it is, and I can't wait to see where we go from here.

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Another really challenging event in the P3 Championship for me. Most importantly, as a team we walked away with 2 wins and are back in the fight for the teams championship.

For me, I battled some car issues the practice day but played catchup on race day. Came away with 2 5th place finishes and learned a lot of what I need to focus on going into AMP.

I also had some of the best battles I've had so far in the championship and learned a lot about close racing in the Radicals.

Still so honored to be a part of the Williams
Team and can't wait to show up at the next round ready to rebound. Thank you to Racing Prodigy and Primal Racing for another incredibly professional event in this groundbreaking championship.

Only a week until I'm back in the car at the Atlanta Motorsports Park.

It has been almost a week since the 2nd round of the Prodigy Three championship at Sebring and I finally have made it back home after a busy 2 weeks of coaching and driving. Unfortunately, Sebring was full of bad luck for me with car troubles plaguing the test day and then a broken rear sway bar followed by a terminal transmission failure in race 1 put me well down the points. Race 2 was better but only managed 5th while figuring out the backup car. Sometimes this is how racing goes and there is nothing anyone can really do to prevent it.

On the positive side as a team we did secure a win in race 1 of the weekend with a 1-2 finish for Williams despite my DNF. We have a strong team and congrats to and on the 1-2 and on a terrific job for this first time on a track as difficult as Sebring.

Thank you to Williams Racing, Ben Hawkins, Michael Preston, Adam Chapman, and Steven English for your work as a team and to Racing Prodigy and Primal Racing School for your hard work helping me continue to get back on track after my unfortunate mechanical problems.

This event was another world class run event but I am looking forward to heading to round 3 in Homestead early next month and putting this event in the past. I am going to continue to work hard and will make sure I take full advantage of what I can control.

Time to reflect on the first ever round of the Prodigy3 championship. I certainly have some things I need to improve on going into Sebring, but also so many positives this weekend.

As a team, we won the first ever race against Suckerpunch with me finishing 2nd to Kamden as part of a Williams 1-2. Fought hard to take 2nd away on the first lap which led to Kamden being able to escape but me taking the spot and eventually pulling away from the pack of Suckerpunch cars behind.

Race 2 we went up against TC Racing and after making a setup change didn't feel I had quite the pace I had in race 1. Regardless I ended up 4th once again finishing 1 spot behind my teammate.

That puts our team record at 1-1 and me sitting 8th in points leaving Nola. As a team we are going to just keep getting better and a lot of the progress as well as learning moments throughout the weekend are going to make all 4 of us stronger next time out.

It was an absolute honor to represent Williams and I can't thank and everyone within Williams for your support as well as my super talented teammates . Also what an event put on by the team and I can't wait to see how Sebring is going to be!

Long season ahead with the next round January 6th and 7th. Plenty more content from this past weekend to come!

This season, I had the chance to work with so many great drivers and people as a coach, coaching them to 38 podiums, including 17 class wins and a class championship!

I want to thank all of you for making me a part of your journey, and I hope to work with you all again in the future. I truly do enjoy coaching and seeing my clients succeed in meeting their very diverse goals.

I can't wait for 2025 and would love to work with even more drivers to help guide them to success. Reach out if you want to discuss what we can do to get you to the next level!

Now it's time to settle in for a winter of racing in the Racing Prodigy Prodigy3 Championship as well as the possibility of some other exciting opportunities.