CORR 2025-26 Season Schedule and TV Coverage

CORR is going big for 2026.

Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) is pleased to unveil plans for its biggest season yet in 2025-26. The Southwest’s biggest short course series will stage five championship events from October to May in both Arizona and California, featuring RACER Network television coverage of each event. In addition, numerous new hires with long-term experience in Off-Road racing are poised to help guide the series for years to come.

“We couldn’t be more excited to reveal everything we’ve been working on to make the upcoming CORR season our best yet,” said CORR’s Jason Ramsay. “As our series continues to grow, the time was right to expand both our schedule and staff with exciting additions on both fronts, in addition to an all new television package with RACER Network. With our combined efforts, CORR will offer racers of all ages and skill levels a professional experience and an exciting place to race.”

Upcoming 2025-26 Season

The upcoming CORR season retains multiple major events at Firebird Motorsports Park in Arizona, while California will be represented with the series return to Glen Helen Raceway and a visit to the San Bernardino County Fairgrounds. The full 2025-26 CORR championship schedule is as follows:

Round 1&2 | October 17-19 | Firebird Motorsports Park, Chandler, AZ
Round 3&4 | December 12-14 | Firebird Motorsports Park, Chandler, AZ
Round 5&6 | February 13-15 | Glen Helen Raceway, San Bernardino, CA
Round 7&8 | March 27-29 | San Bernardino County Fairgrounds, Victorville, CA
Round 9&10 | May 1-3 | Firebird Motorsports Park, Chandler, AZ

Broadcasting Coverage

Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) events will be televised on the RACER Network, with 10 one-hour highlight episodes scheduled throughout the season—each recapping a full day of racing action. In addition, CORR’s free live stream will return for real-time coverage of every event, featuring all classes and every round of competition as it happens.

CORR Launches Branded After Hours and Lifestyle Experiences

In addition to its championship race schedule, Championship Off-Road Racing (CORR) is launching CORR After Hours—a series of branded, lifestyle-focused events designed to extend the off-road experience beyond race day. Created by CORR, these events offer fans and off-road enthusiasts exclusive access to the track, with opportunities to drive their own vehicles on official CORR racecourses in a controlled, safe environment.

But CORR After Hours is more than just track time—it’s a celebration of off-road culture. These events may include live music, food trucks, brand activations, product demos, and community gatherings, providing a unique platform for partners and sponsors to engage directly with a passionate and growing off-road audience. Details on dates, locations, and partnership opportunities will be announced in the coming months.

2025–26 Class Structure and Rulebook

The 2025–26 CORR class structure has been finalized, featuring Professional, Sportsman, and Amateur divisions—designed to make it easy for short course racers to compete at the level that best matches their experience and skill set. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just getting started, CORR offers a clear path to participation.

The complete CORR rulebook will be released in the coming days at corracing.com/rulebook.

For more information on CORR, visit www.corracing.com.