
Our Sponsorships
Estoras Group of Companies partners with local youth athletes to support the next generation of champions!
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At the Estoras group of companies, we believe in investing in the future, and there is no better way to do that than by supporting the next generation of athletes. We are excited about seeing the impact that our support will have on young athletes in our community.
We believe that with the right support and resources, our athletes can become a role models and inspiration to young kids everywhere. As part of this sponsorship, our athletes receive financial support, equipment, or resources needed to compete worldwide.
Together, we can help create a brighter future for our community. Please check out some of our PAST and CURRENT sponsorships below.

2019-2023
Forrest Riesco
Forrest is a Professional Downhill Mountain Bike Racer who regularly competes internationally on the World Cup circuit.
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2023
James Bedard
James Bedard is the 2022 ROTAX CANADIAN MICRO CHAMPION and 2022 BC REGIONAL CADET CHAMPION, which qualified him to represent CANADA at the 2022 GRAND FINAL World Championship in Portugal.
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2023 - Current
Marco Kacic
Marco Kacic is a multiple Karting Champion, Formula racer and winner, AMG GT 4 driver, and Prototype Cup driver.
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2024 - Current
Teagan Kleine
Driver Race Number: 42
Driver Level: Gold
Races Won: 4
Classes: L0206 Jr, Tag Junior
Team: EDX
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Vice Champion WCKC TaG Jr 2024
Vice Champion TaG Jr BC 2024
3rd WCKC TaG Jr Championships 2025
Canadian Nationals 2025 - 11th
2025 WCKC Most Improved Junior
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Teagan Kleine is a Canadian junior kart racer with Scuderia Estoras. In 2025 he delivered a breakout campaign in deep fields, finishing 3rd in TaG Junior and 4th in Briggs Junior at the West Coast Kart Club championships. He made his Canadian Nationals debut and placed 11th. The year showed clear gains in qualifying pace, opening laps, and long-run consistency.
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Teagan’s 2025 program focused on disciplined race execution. He sharpened braking references, improved race starts, and expanded his data review to convert practice speed into finals performance. Fitness work prioritized core strength and endurance. Simulator sessions targeted race craft in traffic and wet-weather lines. He also supported team operations by assisting setup checks and mentoring younger drivers during test days.
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For 2026, objectives and scope increase. He will return to the BC Championships, West Coast Championships, and Canadian Nationals, and add select international events to test against deeper grids.
Targets: regular front-row qualifying, race-win conversion in both classes, championship win, and faster feedback loops on setup to shorten decision time on race weekends.

Learn more about Teagan click here

