BITD Championship: A Family Affair For These Guys
Cody and Corbin are uncle and nephew but on the track they’re practically twins.
With a long and successful history in off-road racing, Polaris RZR has had some of the top racers in the sport as part of their factory team. With no exception to the rule, RZR racing has had a dominant line-up of factory racers for the 2020 season who each bring their own passion and determination to the team. While the race series is on a hiatus, we wanted to offer you an opportunity to connect with a dynamic duo in the racing industry who share a family affair on and off the track – Cody Bradbury and Corbin Leaverton.
If you follow off-road racing, you are likely already familiar with both of these names as Bradbury was named the 2018 Pro Turbo Class Champion of the World Off Road Championship Series and Leaverton claimed the Pro Stock Class Championship last year. Both racers compete against each other in the WORCS Series and are visually twins on the track racing identical 2020 RZR PRO XP vehicles, boasting the same color scheme, livery, sponsors, gear, etc. Bradbury and Leaverton are known to dominate the dirt and have a deep-rooted connection to racing. Did we mention they’re related?
Cody Bradbury (31) is owner and driver of the CB22 Racing Team and is a member of the Polaris Factory RZR Racing Program. Bradbury has ripped around in RZRs since 2013 and joined the RZR Factory Team in 2016. Bradbury’s nephew, Corbin Leaverton (19) was signed to the RZR Factory Team this year after an impressive performance in the 2019 season. To-date, Leaverton holds leader position in the Pro Turbo Class with two wins under his belt, completely dominating the competition on his first official year with the RZR team.
Racing and off-road sports is part of Cody and Corbin’s DNA – a passion they’ve shared since they were kids. While they’re no strangers to a little family rivalry in the WORCS series, this uncle and nephew duo have decided to join forces under one team with new sights to claim the 2020 Best In The Desert Series championship.