In 2007, drivers Randy Pobst and Michael Galati raced for K-PAX during its inaugural season, driving Porsche 911 GT3s in the GT class.

[1] With a $2 million investment, 3R Racing built the Volvo C30s, which were driven by Aaron Povoledo and Robb Holland, who drove the cars to second- and third-place finishes in the 2011 season.

In 2012, the K-PAX Racing team returned in both the World Challenge and U.S. Touring Car Championship with newcomer Robert Thorne.

In his first time out, Thorne won the 2012 USTCC series title with three pole positions, one win and six podium finishes.

[2] At the same time, veteran Alex Figge joined Pobst in the GT Class, with the drivers taking fifth and third, respectively, in the 2012 Pirelli World Challenge series.

[3] During the 2014 season K-PAX Racing competed with two McLaren 12C GT3 cars driven by professional drivers Thorne and Figge.

[7] In addition, K-PAX announced its participation in the Sprint-X championship, with McLaren factory drivers Ben Barnicoat partnering with Parente and veteran Jonny Kane teaming with Sellers in the Pro-Pro category.

The main objective was to share the knowledge learnt on track by applying it to special edition vehicles and performance parts for Volvo's.

K-PAX Performance Cars was officially launched in 2011 with the introduction of a limited run of 25 C30 GT models that were available through select Volvo retailers in North America.