A Passion To Compete
Our in-house racing effort has been a dominate force in the off road world since 2009, earning 12 professional championships. We currently house three riders who compete along the west coast of the United States. The team has numerous goals that it is continually striving to achieve and improve upon: to satisfy our absolute passion to compete; to be the marquee off-road race team in the United States; to continue to offer a platform for success to talented, hard-working professional and aspiring racers; and to reach the largest audience possible to promote our effort and the relationships we've cultivated with our team supporters.
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Team Riders
Zach Bell - #100 - WORCS and AMA NGPC Pro classes
Clay Hengeveld - #151 - WORCS Pro 2 and AMA NGPC Pro II classes
JP Alvarez - #192 - WORCS Pro 2 lights and AMA NGPC Pro II classes
Team Supporters
As a team, we strive to create relationships with companies that share our drive and passion for competition and providing the best possible platform for success to our riders, and by extension, the general public.
Latest Race Team News
With the major Grand Prix circuits not currently set to race until September, many riders headed out to Glen Helen Raceway over the weekend. The weekend’s SRA Grand Prix was the first event held at the storied raceway since the lockdown period. As a result, many race-hungry participants showed up to get some racing in. One of those racers was our own Zach Bell, who decided to get some competition in to keep his fitness and skills sharp during the extended break. Numerous other WORCS Pro and Pro 2 riders entered as well, including Trevor Stewart, which made for a competitive 450 Expert event—the final race of the day…
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After a long hiatus, the west-coast off-road season was back underway. The hot, dry desert of Mesquite, NV was the hosting location for the third round of the WORCS series. As always, the Mesquite race course would be a challenging combination of deep sand, some silty sections, and rough whoops. Added to the mix (because of the delayed timing on the calendar) was the forecast. An early spell of heat saw temperatures rise up to 110 degrees over the weekend. In addition, high winds made it tough to keep much moisture in the ground…
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