Team124j Racing: Hard-Learned Lessons Fuel Ambitious Plans for 2025 Season – DTD Exclusive
Team 124J's inaugural racing season showcased remarkable growth and determination, setting a strong foundation for their 2025 campaign. Led by owner Martine Dagenais, the team overcame significant challenges to achieve promising results by season's end.
White and blue dirt track racer
Martine Dagenais brings a unique perspective as a female team owner, drawing from her rich racing heritage. Her father, Pierre Dagenais, a former track champion and owner of Autodrome Edelweiss, instilled a deep passion for motorsports in her from an early age.
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Three racers in dirt track car
Partner James Marshall McDowell's extensive racing background complements the team's expertise. His experience includes working with Ryan Foley's No. 12 team, Pierre Dagenais' No. 124 team, and supporting Tim McCreadie in Hugh Naylor's No. 39 car.
Racecar driver in white suit
Race car driver in competition suit
The team identified and addressed power issues through dyno testing, leading to a strategic change in engine builders for 2025. They plan to compete full-time at Granby and RPM, with special appearances at Cornwall.
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Sprint cars racing on dirt track
Driver Luke Whitteker, an engineer by trade, brings technical expertise and unwavering determination to the team. Despite facing challenges in 2024, his resilient attitude and analytical approach helped the team progress throughout the season.
Looking ahead to 2025, Team 124J is building on their experiences with renewed focus and optimism. Their commitment to improvement and team cohesion positions them well for future success in competitive racing.
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