



RISING MOTORSPORTS STAR
Austin Fooks - Bandolero Driver #3
At just nine years old, Midlothian, Virginia native Austin Fooks is already making waves in the motorsports world. Racing the number 3 Bandolero for CMG Motorsports, Austin brings natural talent and a fierce competitive drive to every track.
Championship Pedigree
Austin's journey began in go-karts at K1 Speed, where he secured the 2025 Richmond K1 Speed Jr. track championship. After dominant performances at King George Speedway, he has stepped up to pilot the number 3 Bandolero at Shenandoah Speedway and Langley Speedway in Virginia.
2025
K1 Track Champion
#3
Bandolero Car
9 Yrs
Age of Driver





Racing for a Greater Purpose
As Jackson's racing career continues to grow, Fooks Racing believes the platform created through motorsports should also be used to make a difference away from the racetrack.
That belief led to a partnership with the ASK Childhood Cancer Foundation, a Virginia organization dedicated to making life better for children with cancer and their families.
ASK has been helping Virginia families for more than 50 years through educational support, family support, and opportunities for community and connection.
For Jackson and the Fooks Racing family, supporting an organization that directly impacts children and families throughout Virginia was a natural fit.
Fooks Racing Merchandise Gives Back
All proceeds from Fooks Racing merchandise benefit the ASK Childhood Cancer Foundation.
That means purchasing Fooks Racing merchandise isn't simply about supporting Jackson's racing career.
It's an opportunity for fans, businesses, friends, and members of the racing community to join Fooks Racing in supporting children battling cancer and the families standing beside them.
Every shirt.
Every hat.
Every purchase.
Racing can be bigger than what happens on the track. Check out the Fooks Racing store for our merchandise!
Fooks Racing is proud to use Jackson's growing motorsports platform to raise awareness and support for ASK and its mission of making life better for children with cancer and their families. Get involved at askccf.org


