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Mexico City, Mexico – Kory Enders had his most successful race weekend to date after winning pole and all three races of the final round of the FIA Formula 4 NACAM Championship on the Formula One sanctioned track, Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.

Enders, who is running full time in the 2018 Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship, took the opportunity in between rounds seven and eight to race with Mexican FIA Formula 4 NACAM team, Martiga to gain experience and international exposure. The American started the weekend by taking pole and winning the first race in the most important open-wheel series in Mexico. Despite starting from the back in race two with the reverse grid, Enders couldn’t stop his winning momentum and secured the top spot of the podium for the second race. Finally, the 20-year-old topped off his sweep by crossing the finish line in first for the third time in his #5 Mygale F4 Martiga machine.

Enders made his presence known and was very well received by the Mexican fans that filled the grandstands and paddock. The American’s next race will also be international as the 2018 Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship heads to Toronto, Canada to run in support of the Verizon IndyCar Series July 13-15th.

Kory Enders – Driver of the #5 Mygale F4 Martiga machine

“It was a spectacular weekend, the team gave me an extraordinary car to be able to achieve a perfect race on Friday and Saturday. I am very happy for the team and they did a great job to win all three races.”